Injunction Continued Over Coal Company Securities
N B Sanford as receiver for Washington County Coal co seeks to block J H Painter or New Castle Savings and Trust from selling collateral bonds and stock worth 34 500 and 25 000 to satisfy a 25 000 note. The case, heard in equity court, remains active with a first Monday of December return date and possible lifting of the injunction if the note is paid.
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Trust Company
N. B. Sanford
Washington County Coal Company
J. H. Painter
New Castle Savings and Trust Company
Washington County Record
Painter
Sanford
Irwin
Wiley and Morgan
Robert K. Aiken
New Castle
Norman Martin
Affinity Lied Days Preacher Faces Expulsion
Rev Wilbert E Ferguson former University Place pastor accuses the Nebraska conference ministerial court of bias toward a woman in a gross immorality case with parishioner Mrs Arthur E Cross. He says he will withdraw from the conference, which would amount to permanent expulsion. Cross admits relations with Ferguson and cites jealousy over his relationship with a wealthy University Place figure he hoped to marry.
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United Press
Lincoln
Neb
Methodist
Nebraska
Wilbert E. Ferguson
University Place
Arthur E. Cross
Ferguson
Cross
Old Shotgun to Stock Farm in New York
Old Shotgun, the artillery stallion long raced for Walter Jennings, was presented to the Jockey Club and will be sent upstate to a stock farm near Buffalo. Once a winner in red and white, the horse has soured under training and is declared useless for racing but may prove valuable at stud.
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United Press
New York
Shotgun
Walter Jennings
Jockey Club
Buffalo
New Resident Physician Arrives at Shenango Valley Hospital
A new resident physician, Dr. Harry Hunter Lott of Philadelphia and Jefferson Medical College graduate, arrived Saturday and immediately began duties. The hospital has had only one resident since last July, making a second impossible to hire.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
City
Harry Hunter Lott
Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
Feath Record Wem w Roose In James Tal
Fragmentary note lists names Brennemar Volant Dillon Bart Margaret and addresses at Quest Street 7 including 220 Ma. No clear event or outcome. reads like a partial directory or internal memo with scattered ages and places.
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James
Tal
Masaid
Brennemar
Volant
Meed
Dillon
Quest Street
Meng Margaret Bart
Sergi Found Guilty of First Degree Murder in Hillsville
A large crowd heard the verdict as Rosario Sergi was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the Hillsville killing of Tony Conti. The youth nearly collapsed in court as the judge read the jury’s open verdict at 9:15 Friday night.
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Rosario Sergi
Tony Conti
Hillsville
Con
Jury convicts youth of first degree murder in swift verdict
In a crowded courtroom Judge Porter presided as the jury, after about nine hours of deliberation, found Sergi guilty of murder in the first degree on the first count of the indictment. The verdict was read aloud as spectators filled the courthouse. Sergi, who has limited English, stood as the foreman announced the ruling. The case continued to the fourth page.
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S. P. Emery
Young
Tipstaves Cox
Barnett
Court House
Waddington
Clerk Andrews
Porter
Sergi
Serious charge against J Hays in child assault case
Sadie Bennett filed an information before Alderman Green charging James Hays with attempting to assault Mary Bennett nine year old daughter of the Hoffman house on Mahoning avenue. Hays, a boarder, allegedly came home drunk and tried to assault the girl until she screamed. He is jailed for a hearing.
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Sadie Bennett
Alderman Green
James Hays
Mary Bennett
Engineer Say in Serious Condition After Steam Burn
Engineer Charles Say of New Castle borough remains in a hospital in serious condition following a steam burn at the Carnegie Steel mill about ten days ago. He endures intense pain and little hope is held for recovery.
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Charles Say
New Castle Borough
Carnegie Steel
Pennsylvania Opens Season Against Palmetto Boys
Philadelphia report says Pennsylvania will play its first game this afternoon against the University of Carolina in a matchup that labels the Palmetto boys as a class by themselves in the south.
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United Press
Philadelphia
University of Carolina
Pennsylvania Eleven
Palmetto Boys
South
Jim Ross Testifies Of Paid Black Hand Fear Motive
Jim Ross recounts paying 300 to Exposito in Exposito cellar under threat from Black Hand men. Sam Exposito faced two robbery charges with prosecutors Jim Ross and Andre Flouto. Exposito, a Black Hand suspect, formerly from New Castle, moved to South Sharon before arrest by Detective Logan.
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Sam Exposito
Jim Ross
Andre Flouto
Akens
Wilkison
Young
Porter
Mercer
Ross
Morava Street
Salvatore Exposito
Exposito
Pasquale Parillo
Black Hand Society
New Castle
South Sharon
Logan
Upper Lip Torn by Fall From Horse
George Bopp of Finch Street was thrown from his horse Friday evening and struck his face on a sharp stone. He sustained a mangled upper lip and several deep facial gashes and will be disfigured for life.
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George Bopp
Finch Street
Bopp
Pardoned Man Seeks New Name After Roosevelt Grant
John Wesley Anderson once pardoned by President Roosevelt from Leavenworth federal prison has asked the circuit court in Kansas City to change his name to Charles Wesley Anderson. The petition omits much of the history that led 59 000 people to petition for his pardon.
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Kansas City
John Wesley Anderson
Roosevelt
Leavenworth
Circuit Court
Charles Wesley Anderson
North Street Commissioner Taken Ill on Street
County Commissioner A. J. McConnell of North Street fell suddenly ill while walking on the street Saturday around noon. An ambulance carried him to his home and doctors expect a full recovery in a few days.
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x-County
A. J. McConnell
North Street
Child Died Under Osteopath Care as Coroner Refuses Certificate
James Costal aged 22 months died of pneumonia while in the care of E. D. Rogers osteopath, who cannot legally certify cause of death. Coroner Joseph Cox refused to sign without a physician based determination, citing osteopaths are not recognized as physicians by state law. The case raises legal uncertainties and possible postmortem option, delaying burial and health department reporting.
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James Costal
Mahoning Avenue
E. D. Rogers
Rogers
Joseph R. Cox
Director of Health
Homer
Cox
Health Department
State Department of Health
Horner
Harrisburg
Srd
Childs
Missouri
One Dead as Tire Burst Knocks Crowd at Morris Park Race
At Morris Park N Y during a 24 hour endurance race a Lozier driven by L W Smelser careened through the crowd after a tire burst. Smelser died from a fractured skull at Fordham hospital. spectator John Clark was crushed with poor recovery prospects. a nine year old boy fractured a leg and suffered bruises. Link Trum survived unscathed. Cedrine and Parker led in a Fiat with 457 miles at ten hours while 8000 spectators watched. The event continued despite the accident and was to end at midnight.
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United Press
Morris Park
N. Y
Lozier
L. W. Smelser
Smelser
Fordham Hospital
John Clark
Link Trum
Morris Park Race Track
Cedrine
Parker
Fiat
Guy Vaughn
Smelser and
Hall
Germany's oldest Grand Duke Frederick I of Baden dies
Grand Duke Frederick I of Baden died at his castle on Mainau Island Constance Lake. Born September 9 1826 he became grand duke September 5 1856 and married Luise the daughter of Emperor Wilhelm II. His son Frederick married Hilda and his daughter Victoria is wed to Crown Prince Gustaf of Sweden. He was among the empire's oldest reigning grand dukes.
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United Press
Berlin
Frederick I of
Baden
Mainau
Constance Lake
Leopold
Sophie
Sweden
Luise
Wilhelm II
Frederick
Hilda
Lexington
Victoria
Gustaf
German Empire
Hillsville B C Clergy Transfers Reach Sharon and Hillsville
Rev William Branfield D D former Hillsville pastor is moved to South Sharon M E church succeeding Rev D C Plan ette who goes to Menominee Michigan Presiding Elder Douglas has not yet named a Hillsville appointment Mrs Otis Mayne of Erie avenue was taken to White's Hospital by ambulance after a serious illness
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William Branfield
D. D
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hills Ville
M. E. Church
South Sharon
D. C. Planette
Menominee, Mich
Douglas
Hillsville
Otis Mayne
Erie Avenue
White
San Francisco Supervisors Voted Lofty Motives Over Rail Franchise
Trial testimony in San Francisco reveals supervisors voted for an overhead railway franchise for ideal reasons while being courted by United Railways with thousands in gifts. Ex Supervisor McGushin admits a 4000 gift and motive of salvation. Sanderson confesses considering death and rejecting bribery. others deny link between votes and payments.
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United Press
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors of
United Railways
Uni Railways
McGushin
Salvation
R. Cornelius
Car Men’s Union
Sanderson
Heney
Palo Alto
Max Mannock
Doodle Board of Supervisors
New York Democrats Endorse Chanler for President Candidate
New York Democrats plan to officially launch Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler as a Democratic candidate. The state committee will hear a resolution stating Chanler can win nationally and inviting Democrats nationwide to consider the idea, with withdrawal if a more viable candidate emerges elsewhere.
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New York
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Democratic State Committee
Chanter
New York State
Chanler
Railway Clerks Strike Could Spread to Other Cities
Toledo reports the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks strike expanding as local leaders warn of a general walkout if replacements continue. About 350 clerks struck on Saturday, while railroads say freight movement remains smooth due to prepared reserves. Strike leaders warn freight handlers switchmen and teamsters may join if the dispute lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Toledo
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Western Pennsylvania Weather Outlook
Rain tonight and Sunday lowers temps with cooler conditions on Sunday as northern winds flow through western Pennsylvania. The forecast calls for ongoing showers and a major cool down Sunday into the evening.
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Pennsylvania
New Castle Cement Plant to Be Finest in World
The Lehigh Cement Company plans a major plant east of Croton near New Castle, with a daily capacity of 2,500 barrels and about 200 workers. Officials say the facility will be among the world’s best, costing over half a million dollars, and will operate within ten days.
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New Castle
Lehigh Cement Company
Croton
Colonel Trexter
Allentown
Sykes
Young
Ritter
Caleb Gowan
Cleveland
Ohio
Lehigh Company
Lehigh and
New Castle Cement
Lehigh
New Castle Company
Portugal's Carlos May Soon Abdicate
Lisbon reports King Carlos likely to abdicate within days amid boycotts by leading families and opposition leaders. He signals retreat from persecution and plans to greet the crown prince at the arsenal with minimal aristocratic turnout amid heavy security.
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United Press
Lisbon
Portugal
Carlos
Luciano de Castro
Council of State
Spanish Peasants in Flood District Face Hunger
In Madrid on September 28 a Spanish flood disaster leaves about 200000 peasants homeless and facing starvation. Damages and losses reach 16000000 dollars with Malaga hardest hit. Red Cross begins relief as officials seek aid amid ongoing rain.
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United Press
Madrid
Malaga
Red Cross Society
Records of Standard Oil books burned in 1900 questioned
New York news reports rising suspicion that liquidating trustees records of the Standard Oil trust were burned or shipped to refineries in 1900. Testimony shows officials unaware of the books location amid a government suit to dissolve the company.
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United Press
New York
Standard Oil Trust
Standard
Broadway
Charles T. White
Standard of New Jersey
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