Husband found guilty in assault and battery case
Ritnnie Moore testified to years of abuse by Charles F. Moore including a lamp arson attack that burned her and left lasting injuries. After witnesses described repeated threats and violence, the jury found Moore guilty of aggravated assault and battery and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Moore
Ritnnie ©. Moore
Ught Vuenday
Wallase
Ehud
Charles E. Medard
A. L. Hazen
Comimon Iwealth
George W. Weingartner
I. Bitner
Wallaece
Macré
Ulus
Tll
C. EL Rumsey
Frank Wattinson
Shen T
Paris Shouts
Tater
Shenango Valley Hospital
Charles W. Davis
Seventh Ward
Jess
Mra. Locke
Moore
Mr. Maurt
Two Pleaded Guilty in Local Court Indictment Cases
William Duffy pleaded guilty to felonious assault on David Evans after attacking Tivans at the Simpson House leaving him critically wounded but slowly recovering. Hazen Caldwell also pleaded guilty to embezzlement following a jury verdict of not guilty, with Caldwell naming three men he accused of robbing him of 106 dollars at the Wampant bridge in a related trial. the court directed similar verdicts for Canners and Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Duffy
David Evans
Duffy
David Tivans
Simpson
Myans
Hazen Caldwell
Louis Fieck
Millwood City
Caldwell
Ant
Louis Pieck
John Anderson
Lais
Cadwell
Anderson
Jeff Vonners
Earnest Baker Ag
Wampant Bridge
Canners
Baker
Property Sales and Miscellaneous Notices
Property transfers listed show Mary Ellen Wimner to Joh A Stankard Wayne land. Fimson M Deemer to Adulph Mahheawy Wayne land. Sheldon Ruberman to Sarah Kebberman Wayne township land. Tink Parker to Sheldon Wy Tobeberman Wayne township land. Lawrence W Platt to Fred Johnson Fourth ward land. Kate D McMMen to John Wf Taebene lurfer Third ward. Mary Foreed to John Giebendorfer Majed ward land. Also a note on a patent cure product and various pharmacy addresses, with mention of Syrup of Figs and HANNE SALVE healing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Wimner
Joh A. Stankard
Third Ward
Fimson M. Deemer
Adulph Maheawy
Wayne Tor
Sheldon W. Rublerman
Sarah Blanche Kebberman
Wayne Rokenship
Tink L. Parker
Sheldon Wy. Tobeberman
Wayne Township
Lawrence W. Platt
Fred W. John~son
Laat
Kate D. McMmen
John WF
Taebene Lurfer
Mary Foreed
John Dg
Giebendorfer
Ward ward burns with brisk business in the city
The FIFA Ward shows improved commerce with many locals building and repairing homes. Country folk bring fruit vegetables chickens butter and eggs, indicating revived confidence as residents report busier streets and rising activity.
September Weddings in County Sees Numerous Licenses
Clerk of County Grant Campbell issues a surge of marriage licenses in September with several couples from New Castle and nearby towns securing oral permits in the past 24 hours. Names include ward Sherlock, Stanley, Barker, and others, reflecting a busy month for nuptials in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tratnh
M. Campbell
Paward Sherlock
Esse
New Castle
Blonburg
Mredertel Froeilehe
Ccc
New Castle Wat Suman Oo Eee Eee Ew Castle: Warry TL Barker Oy
Valtey
Catherine EL Stanley
Petersturk
Pocket Cold Cure Claim Sells Irregular Remedy
Fragmented OCR text touts a cold cure product by Krause and Gipaule Papa, promising rapid relief within two hours and claiming universal body relief. Mentions druggists and pricing but is garbled and unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Sally
Pittsburg and Western excursion tickets to Cleveland
Agents will sell excursion tickets at one cent per mile to Cleveland and return for a limited period from all stations. Tickets valid to return until September 8 without Cleveland validation. Deposit with Joint Central Passenger Association agent before noon September 9 to extend return to October 6 for a 60 cent fee. From New CAFE fare $1.80. Inquiries at nearest ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pittsburg & Western Railroad
Central Passenger Association
Kidney cure ad and pharmacy listings in old town
An obscure past notice promotes FORRYS KIDNEY CURE with a guarantee and lists several pharmacies. It mentions Poleys Pristeys and Poisteys along with Truttons and Miltaarke Main streets at Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atriong
FORRY
Poley's
Pristey's
Washington
Atreet
Poistey's
Trutton's
Miltabarke
Main Streets
Liquor Case Probed in September Term Trial
Judge Miller presided as Wm. Elder and Wm. Smiley faced charges of furnishing liquor to a minor, accused by Rose Morrow of forcing whiskey on Mansel Hogue. Both defendants admitted giving liquor but claimed impairment. The jury found the pair guilty after testimony from Mrs. Morrow and Gort Bhallenberger, with additional witness accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Wm. Elder
Wm. Smiley
Rose Morrow
Mansel Hogue
S. L. MctCracken
John G. McConahy
Winternitz
Intontion
Young Hogue
Fon
Hearing Continued In Insanity Case Of Laremner
The case of Charles Laremner, recently adjudged insane, was continued to September 1 at 1 p m for further examination. Attorney James A Pierce’s office ininer Wis represented by Wallace of New Castle and Williams of Sharon. District Attorney James A Campbell of Mercer conducted the examination. Laremner escaped from Mercer county home’s insane department and located in New Castle claiming sanity. Relatives seek possession of his property amid a jury list including J J Kenn, T Gil lespie, Joseph Aghton, B T Thomas, and David A Clipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Lelegram
Charles. Larimner
Insiane
Mandy
Ian
James A. Pierce
Offine
Hiner Wis
Atorneys Willace
New Castle
Williams
Sharon
Janes A. Campbell
Mercer
Farimer
Mercer County
Messrs
J. J. Kenn
TJ. Gillespie
Jereph Aghton
B. T. Thomas
David A. Clipper
From Steam to Electricity Pushing Colorado & Southern Study
NEW YORK Sept. W-President rank Trumbull of the Colorado Southern Tramway company said the board of directors is considering applying electricity to suburban lines near Denver. They have employed experts to investigate. The railway has miles of terminal tracks in Denver and suburbs. If they decide to electrify, they will seek further franchises and are willing to pay the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sept
Rank Trumbull
Colorado Southern Tramway Company
Denver
Colorado & Southern
Colorado & Southern Railway
Like the Deadly Under Current in Hidden Illness
The passage warns that a sudden mucous membrane weakness can establish disease in any organ, such as lungs head throat stomach or bowels, with a single underlying cause implied by the text. It frames this threat as an unseen force grasping without warning.
Peru-na Promoted as Sole Cure for Catarrh
Advert in a historical paper asserts catarrh inflames the delicate membrane and weak winter system. It claims pneumonia grip colds and fevers stem from catarrh and must be treated with Peru-na, the only remedy reaching the right place to effect a cure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Ford Moore
Patterson
Co. E. Rumsey
Frank Watterson
Rumsey
Wallate
William Duffy
California Fig Syrup Co
Oor
Hanne Salve
Liemoat
Taialoy Ae Charemacy
Washington Street
Palsiey’s Pharmacy
Wrdiatton'e Pharmacy
Psbig Ane Mathalroata
Bennett
FIFA
South New Castle
John Brown
Hitler
Brown
Bell
Edwards
Happy Jack
Davis
Mary Garvin
Staten
Bennett Home
Hovsa
Miss Garvin
East Falls Street
Foluer Miss Falls
Bennetts
Commonwealth
Grown
Frank Ward
Walana Belle
Gatewood
H. Wistterson
Priterson
Belle Gatewood
Stano
Hornor
Labor Day
Grandat’ Kirkwoof
Kirkwood
Wallice
Distriel
Medard
Atcrmynes O. Norris
Lizzie Jones
Andy Thomas
Rose Thomas
Ose
Mrs
Ed Vandegrift
M. Kelly
William Roeten
Joseph McDevitt
Philip Kerber
John Hennessy
William Martin
Charles Martin
Ellis Fehringer
Eckert and Vandegrift
Moravia Wedninsdey
George Lakey
Division
Division Alyegt
Samuel Rankin
Harry Cooper
Samuel Perry
Scott Rankin
Mahtor. Clark
Frank Clark
Charles Clark
Cleveland J
Cascade Park
Eugene
Liv
Tt & F S
Primitive Methodist
Shiggers
Will Thomas
Acorns
Horn
John Leyshon
Moravia Street
Cristander Shenfield
Buffalo
Willam Pollock
Pillsbury
J. Martin
Moravid Street
Grace Frazier
Beaver Bally
Thomas Wellaier
East Ternolds Street
al Plant
East Long Avenue
Fifth Ward
Nellie Barber
Bure
Tule
Niagarn Falls
William Barnett
South Mill Street
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Owen Martin
South Jefferson Street
Girard, O
Carrie Mills
Greenville
Thomas Morgan
J. G. Walls
West Long Avenue
Detroit
Joseph BR. Rigby
Atlantic City
Sharon Mills
Joseph Wilkes
Preston Avenue
Miss Satie
Ewoot City
Elwood
A.R
Charles Larimer
Hutmars
Hood
Uoop
Ute
Winter Paincess
East Washington Street
Fire and Accident Insurance
J. W. Stritmater Jackson Building
Neshannock Ave
THE
Citizens National Bank
New Castle, PA
Board of Directors
W. Phillips
J. P. H. Cunningham
David Jameson
Samuel McCreary
M. H. Henderson
Lewis S. Hoyt
J. Norman Martin
BE. N. Baer
Edward T. Kurtz
Scott D. Long
Johnn H. Preston
T. W. Phillips
L. S. Hoyt
John H. Lamb
Asst
Avi
Long Avenue
C. L. Carson
Dollar Savings Association
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