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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1908
Page
1
Servians insist on war as their king plans to mobilize troops. England backs a wavering Turkey and denies shifts in Egypt rule. More Turkish territories pledge to Austria, leading powers call a congress to resolve the crisis.
London officials say England will boost the Aegean fleet to 12 warships and will not allow Egypt to topple Turkish suzerainty. Russia accuses Austria of lying over annexation plans as turmoil grows across the Balkans with Montenegro poised for independence and Ferdinand hailed in Philipsopolis.
Baron Von Bieberstein met with Kiamil Pasha in Constantinople and denied that Emperor William supported Austria's move. He said Germany was surprised by Austria's action and Bremen officials pledged a boycott of Austrian, Bulgarian and German products.
Belgrade reports a crisis as crowds surround the parliament and royal buildings demanding war on Austria. The skupshtina meets in an extraordinary session under intense public pressure with most of the populace favoring war and the king’s government likely to be overruled.
Pittsburg detectives connect loot recovered from three black suspects to daylight robberies in Sharon. The trio known as Chief Loot Fris co Kid Sullivan and Ernest Dixon were arrested in Pittsburg for Sewickley robberies. Local residents identify stolen silverware and household items among the haul.
Governor Hughes of New York is expected to speak at the Coliseum in Chicago tonight drawing an estimated 15 000 to 20 000 attendees. Elaborate preparations include marching clubs red fire brass bands and an elephant to guide the crowd as managers seek to spark sustained Republican support ahead of the election. He arrives at 7 30 and will be introduced by Governor Deneen.
Dr. R E Redmond former city resident now of Pittsburg was arrested on a false pretenses charge filed by J J Bishton. He secured $500 from Bishton's mother by claiming he was worth thousands and was released on $1000 bond after a hearing before Alderman Crabill. Bail was signed by seven local friends.
Dr. H. J. Whalen and family entertained about 40 choir members and friends after practice at the First Baptist church. Guests dined in the parlors with tables arranged in an H shape. John Owens served as toastmaster and called on D. S. Williams David Harvard Messrs Beer Bruce George Honeywell Smith and Dr. Whalen for toasts.
Mrs. Kenneth Hodge of Beaver Falls reports the death of Mont Harry Mercer aged 27. The notice provides minimal details on the deceased and kin.
Large crowd fills venue with 10,000 fans in seats four hours before event. The Utmost notes the record turnout and anticipates a lively atmosphere as gates open.
Detroit and Chicago fans crowd Bennett Park for the first world series game as magnates Murphy and Navin discuss Bush eligibility. Lineups include Cobb and Tinker with pitchers Overall and Killian per the National American rule alignment.
Chicago Oct 10 The United States circuit court of appeals sustained the sweeping injunction against picketing in the Allis Chambers molders case with modifications. The decision is viewed as far reaching for labor and seen as effectively prohibiting picketing.
Mrs. Katherine Lasich Frank Bratkovic and George Antonio sue Burton Powder company for 75000 each alleging death of Lasich and Bratkovic brothers and injuries to Antonio from the August 29 1908 explosion at the Hillsville area plant. Plaintiffs claim unskilled supervision of a corning mill rolls caused the blast. Lasich 23 earned 185 a day Bratkovic 22 earned 185 a day Antonio badly burned with unknown full extent of injuries.
Oct. 10 New York Hir am Percy Maxim told the American Chemical Society that the United States is unprepared for war. He warned that aviation will dominate future warfare and urged greater readiness, contrasting U S strength with Japan and England and decrying egotism amid prosperity.
Edward F. Buchanan, former manager of A C Brown & Co, denounces the New York Stock Exchange as a gambling den and a source of panics. He claims wash sales caused his firm’s ruin, urges abolition of speculative trading, and asserts big owners manipulate banks and prices to push stock speculation nationwide.
In Brooklyn on October 10 Brose Natolo was seized by the sight of devils on billboards. He stripped, painted himself red, danced in the street, and fled. Police restrained him and he was taken to King's County hospital for observation.
Richard L. Granger, Free Press managing editor and Socialist paper worker, will leave after October 17 issue. Low income cited for ending long service. Granger may join Socialist campaign efforts until after the election and perhaps return to Volunteers of America work. Also, Greenville singer Mrs. Ray Smith burned in oil explosion, eye injury feared.
Greer tin mill workers vote 364 to 3 against sharing work with Shenango mill. A committee will notify Superintendent Pyle of the decision as notices urge Greer employees to report to Shenango Monday. Shenango workers hold a meeting to decide if they will share employment with Greer men amid uncertainty from tin workers.
Herbert Lyne in the Isotta leads the Motor Parkway sweep with 140 miles completed of 234 as October 10 race progresses. He posted 2 hours 29 minutes for six laps at about 65 mph. Strang and Kirkpatrick trail in Henault and Hotchkiss cars, while Knox suffers carburetor trouble and falls out.
Freight agents of railroads serving NewCastle and Youngstown will meet in Youngstown to discuss lowering freight rates to main line towns. No date set. likely next week. Shippers have long sought rate reductions, but no action has occurred yet.
Italy warns against Dowager Queen Margherita flying with Wilbur Wright during the Le Mans event. Wright received many letters urging refusal after the queen showed enthusiasm for his two passenger flights. He finally consented to consider a flight but deemed it unwise and may offer an excuse.
Chairman W. W. Stevenson announced a large Republican rally to be held in New Castle on Friday night October 23. Speaker will be Congressman J. Hampton Moore with possible appearance by Lieutenant Governor Murphy. A parade followed by speeches planned with clubs from within 50 miles invited.
William and Lewis H. Gunsley were released on habeas corpus by Judge Porter after arrest for larceny of potatoes from Robert Atkinson. They were immediately re-arrested on a trespass charge by Chief Gilmore. The case hinged on whether dug potatoes in ground are real estate or personal property. District Attorney Young argued against release.
Rev. Dr J Wilbur Chapman known as a top evangelist is expected to speak in Pittsburg likely during the week of October 25. He will be accompanied by singer Charles Alexander and they tour under the Presbyterian church national evangelistic committee. Chapman currently preaches in Orlin Ontario and plans stops in Chicago Pittsburg Columbus St Louis and Berea Kentucky before traveling abroad.
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