Trustees Resign Over Unsettled D L Carr Case at Third United Presbyterian
After trustees Henry Lehman Henry Beighley Frank Rook William Breckenridge and David A Palmer quit the Third United Presbyterian Church a congregational meeting is set for September 25 to elect new trustees George Ramsey presiding The dispute centers on the unresolved D L Carr case and the presbytery commission recommendation to mend relations with Carr amid rumors of anti liquor crusade tensions involving Rev J E Campbell which church authorities deny sentiment supports Campbell and liquor fight actions without backing any member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
George Ramsey
Henry Lehman
Henry Beighley
Frank Rook
William Breckenridge
David A. Palmer
D. L. Carr
Beaver Valley
Carr
Presbytery
Med
Campbell
Teeir
Lucy Landrum Led On Patrol Ride Again
Lucy Landrum was taken in the patrol wagon from the city building to the county jail this morning. She remains held for another 30 days after a previous release from the county jail ended in a celebratory arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Landrum
Patrol
Lucey Landrum
Lucy
Regular Board of Health Meeting Announced
The board of health schedules its regular meeting for Tuesday evening at the city building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Fearful Texas feud looms as Boyce Sneed clans clash
Amarlio Texas Sept 16 With a grand jury convened to probe the killing of Al Boyce by John Beall Sneed the accused eludes concern in Bottom county jail. Sneed trusts juries won t convict amid past violence and reinforcements arrive while brothers Linn Will and Henry Boyce gather to respond to appeals for aid.
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Amarillo
Tex
Boyce
Sneed
al Boyce
John Beall
Lena Sneed
Bottom County
Linn
Will
Henry
Joe
J. T. Snider
Taft Campaign Attacks Roosevelt in Illinois
Taft organizers in Illinois and neighboring states launch a strong campaign against Col. Roosevelt aiming to cripple his momentum. The effort frames Roosevelt as the primary target while dampening Wilson’s chances, with plans described as a Roosevelt massacre expedition.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
Illinois
Union
Wisconsin
Indiana
Iowa
Col
Gov. Wilson
Taft Gains Support in Ohio and Kentucky Campaign
Arthur I. Vorys and R. C. Stahl report rising Taft strength in Ohio with a larger expected plurality and a major opening rally in Columbus set for September 21. Stahl says Kentucky will back Taft due to the African American vote turning against Roosevelt, while Marcus Braun endorses Taft citing Roosevelt’s push for a new party.
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New York
Hilles
Republican National Committee
Arthur I. Vorys
Ohio
R. C. Stahl
Kentucky
Vorys
Buckeye
Columbus
Stahl
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Marcus L. Braun
Ellwood City Man Found Guilty In Liquor Charge
John Capella of Ellwood City was found guilty for selling liquor without a license on Saturday evening. The prosecution said he sold three bottles of beer to Detective Walcott. the defense claimed the beer belonged to another party and that the owner sent Walcott. William Biggs pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license after initially choosing to stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Capella
Ellwood City
Capella
Walcott
William Biggs
Booze Sparks Domestic Trouble in Early May Arrest Case
Mrs Mary Morgan filed an information against her intoxicated husband Edward Morgan before Alderman Ranney. Hearing set for this morning was withdrawn as the couple pledged to reconcile. He advised sobriety and to treat his wife better in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morgan
Edward
Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Moore named ambassador if Roosevelt elected
Cleveland observers report that Alex P. Moore of Pittsburgh, husband of Lillian Russell, would be appointed ambassador to the Court of St James if Colonel Roosevelt wins the presidency in the upcoming November election.
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Cleveland
Fifty Years Ago Tuesday Roundheads Fought at Antietam Creek
Editor notes the Roundhead regiment reunion at Ellwood City. Dr Silas Stevenson of Co K recounts the Antietam fighting on 17 September 1862, focusing on the left wing under General Burnside and the 100th Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers. The piece frames broader context and honors comrades’ valor.
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Antietam Creek
Ellwood City
Silas Stevenson
Co. K
100Th Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers
Roundheads
Antietam
Burnside
Sharpsburg
Harpers Ferry
National Union
South Mountain
100Th Pa
Fox Gap
Rev Upperman Leaves for Conference
Rev L M Upperman pastor of St Luke s A M E Zion church will leave Tuesday for a conference in Sewickley. Bishop Caldwell presides. He wonders if he will be returned to New Castle after one year beyond the usual term. Relations with his flock are harmonious and the church is thriving financially and spiritually. Basement work finished at 400 dollars this year, and the congregation is debt free. He has served five years in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Upperman
St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion
Sewickley
Caldwell
Upperman
New Castle
County Commissioners Receive Atlantic City Road Meet Invite
Chairman Jacob F. Carl of the board of county commissioners has been invited to the American Good Roads congress in Atlantic City from September 30 to October 5. It is unlikely any commissioners will attend. Miss Anna Harris of North Cedar Street returns from a visit with Mrs. Jack McMasters of Willis Avenue, Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob F. Carl
Board of County Commissioners
American Good Roads Congress
Atlantic City
Anna Harris
North Cedar Street
Jack McMasters
Willis Ave
Youngstown
Treas Hyde case and multiple court actions reported
Neal Mooney pleads guilty to stealing seven razors as the court continues the Hyde treasurer case with a true bill found by the grand jury. Other rulings include continuances, auditor appointments in estates, and a plea of guilty from Eugene F Barry for assault and resisting a constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Dickey
Porter
A. C. Hyde
Republican County Committee
Hyde
Commonwealth
Louie DeCaprio
Loranzo Pascarella
Geo. T. Weingartner
Bruce Millard
Fannie B. Campbell
R. M. White
Samuel P. Kemp
M. Riley
Brodie
S. L. McCracken
Dickey
Thomas Fee 92 Dies After Short Illness at Home
Thomas Fee died at age 92 in his home at 20 South Beaver Street after a brief illness. Born January 1 1820 in Ireland, he later moved to the United States and settled in New Castle fifty two years ago. He married Mary Sullivan in 1860. she died nine years ago. He leaves several children including James and John, and daughters in Lorain Pittsburg and Ellwood City. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 9 AM at St Marys Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Thomas Fee
Beaver Street
Mr. Fee
Ireland
Youngstown
New Castle
Sullivan
James
Daniel Murphy
Lorain
Mary Donovan
John
Joseph Tarpy
Pittsburg
Edward
Ellwood
Richard Hannon
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Birds Disappear From The City
New Castle residents wonder where robins sparrows and other birds have gone with a sudden early departure. Three weeks ago sparrows filled the business districts but now birds are rarely seen and the cause remains perplexing to many.
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New Castle
Death notices fragment listing several individuals
Death records show William H. Kyte aged 48 of 212 Milton Street and others including Mary J. Edwards 56 of Ma honing township Lyman B D Johnson 70 of Youngstown Mrs Charles H. McNally 30 of Coalburg Thomas Fee 92 of 20 South Beaver Street and Mrs Abraham J. Shaffer 68 of Princetown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Kyte
Milton Street
Mary J. Edwards
Mahoning Township
Lyman BD. Johnson
Youngstown
Charles H. McNally
Coalburg
O. Thomas Fee
South Beaver Street
Abraham J. Shaffer
Princetop
Police Probe on Lefty Louie and Gyp the Blood in Rosenthal Case
Acting District Attorney Frank Moss launches inquiry into NYPD awareness of the whereabouts of Lefty Louie and Gyp the Blood, two gangsters jailed for Herman Rosenthal's murder. The hearing before Justice Goff seeks to determine prearranged arrest claims, with the pair and their wives arraigned and remanded to the Tombs without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louie
Gyp the
Herman Rosenthal
Frank Moss
Justice Goff
Wahle
Moss
Deten
Woman Dies in Dentist Chair in Hubbard Ohio
Mrs Minnie McNally 30 wife of Chas McNally died during dental work in Hubbard Ohio from an apparent chloroform overdose. She leaves four children, parents Mr and Mrs Ambrose Updegraff of this city, two sisters, and is to be buried at Graceland cemetery after services at 2 30 Tuesday at her parents home.
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Hubbard
Minnie McNally
Ambrose Updegraff
McNally
Chas. McNally
Coalburg
Youngstown
New Castle
John Fields
Ora Updegraff
Miller and
Moravia
Graceland Cemetery
Husband Nickaps Wife After One Day Elopes With Kidnapping
In Grand Junction Colorado Harry Levaffy 38 abducted his bride of two days, 19, from her father W. G Breed's home after a blocked demand to live with him. He, with two friends, forced entry and used two revolvers to threaten the father. The couple fled toward Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Col
Harry Levaffy
Utah
Levaffy
W. G. Breed
Zimmerman in County Bastile
Henry Zimmerman is jailed awaiting a hearing on assault and battery charged by wife Ella Zimmerman. Alderman Ranney will hear the case Tuesday evening after a prior arrest and 30 day sentence for a similar offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zimmerman
Ella Zimmerman
Alderman Ranney
Odd Fellows to Join Parade on Tuesday Night
Glen Park lodge 1016 S. O. O. F. members will meet at their hall in Ellwood City at 7 o clock Tuesday to join the old veterans parade. Ed Christley, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Glen Park Lodge
Ed. Christley
Typhoid Reported With New Case in City
A three year old Italian girl at 915 South Mercer Street is the new typhoid victim. The residence lies near the site where six cases were reported last week and health authorities condemned another well in that section.
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South
Mercer Street
Discretion in Examinations for Marriage Debate
In Baltimore on September 16 Dr. Howard A. Kelly denounces mandatory pre marriage medical exams as intolerable for those raised in healthy surroundings. Dr. Adolph Meyer suggests an educational campaign to foster moral responsibility and prevent transmission of bodily or mental illness. Kelly favors exams only when prior behavior warrants precaution.
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Baltimore
Howard A. Kelly
Adolph Meyer
Phipps
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Kelly
Thirteen Sanitary Police Put On City Payroll
Thirteen men have been employed as sanitary policemen by the health department. The payroll today shows 299.25 dollars in wages at 2.25 dollars per day. Names include J. T. Coughlin Wm Owens Rees Thomas Geo Dwyer J C Sanderson H H Whitmore David Jones Herman Beck G P Reynolds M L Nieman James Price T J McCluskey and A W Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
J. T. Coughlin
Wm. Owens
Rees Thomas
Geo. Dwyer
J. C. Sanderson
H. H. Whitmore
David Jones
Herman Beck
G. P. Reynolds
M. L. Nieman
James Price
T. J. McCluskey
A. W. Gardner
Arrest of Harry Ebberts on Saturday held for Ohio charges
Harry Ebberts was arrested here on Saturday and is being held for Ohio authorities, wanted on several charges at Wellsville, O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ebberts
Ohio
Wellsville, O
Bull Moosers Split Over Nominations In Beaver County
At Beaver convention, Bull Moosers clash over a full ticket for fall elections. E. F. G. Harper backed by some Republicans faces opposition from R. K. Aiken who pushes full field. Beav er Falls leader L. P. Moltrup chosen for state senate. Thompson favored for Republican ticket. Dems brace for bitter campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Bittles
George Dean
Slippery Rock Township
Dr. Bittles
Beaver
E. F. G. Harper
Bull
R. K. Aiken
Bull Moose
Friends
Teddy Roosevelt
Bull Moosers
Wilson
L. P. Moltrup
Beaver Falls
State Senate
Lawrence- Beaver
Moltrup
Arthur McKean
Joseph Thompson
McKean
Thompson
Congress
Henry W. Temple
Washington, Pa
Business Men Protest Against Building Line
East Liverpool report covers Elmer Campier a 15 year old boy fighting and killing a large blue racer on his farm after it attacked him near Furnace school. The 6 ft 4 in snake is a rare variety and residents seek its mate as locals debate the New Castle Drygoods building line and its potential impact on water flow in Neshannock creek.
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Elmer Campier
East Liverpool
O.) Tribune
Dampier
Campier
New Castle Drygoods Company
Neshannock Creek
C. H. Milholland
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Trustees OF
J. E. Campbell
Trustees
Texas
Taft Organization
TAJI
Edward S. Morgan
Til
Rev. Upperman
Progess
Treas
Neal Mooney
Gotham Police
Gyp
Goff
Charles McNally
Nickaps
Bastile
Didates
Bittles
Dean
Friends of
Sena
Torial
Jos
Eph Thompson
Terrifig
Blue Racer
Lad
Reptile
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