Chautauqua Notes On Sunday Programs And Boat Ride
A Chautauqua Sunday report from Chautauqua N Y July 22 describes warm weather not deterring attendees. Dr Barrows spoke on Christianity World wide effects and Dr Hoyt gave an evening address. Miss White of Boston appeared with the choir and soloist Mr Warren S Young offered Galilee. Lectures by Prof Winchester and Mr Derviss were noted for finish and tone. The gala day featured Christian Endeavor delegates, a banquet, illuminated water features, electric fountain and chimes. A lake trip illustrated the beauty of the grounds and water with women piloting several boats as the day ended with an amphitheatre concert.
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Chattatata
N. Ys
Yeem
Dr. Barrows
Chicago
Hayland Hoyt
Chautauqua
Miss White
Boston
Nossini
America
Warren S. Young
Washington, D.C
Galilee
Young
C. I. Winchester
G. K. Derviss
Athenaeum
Uss
Deafness Cure Claim Promoted by Hall's Catarrh Cure
Advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh related deafness cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It explains deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous lining, claims constitutional treatment, and urges readers to send for circulars. Distributed by F J Cheney Co Toledo. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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Hall
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Local Notes From Gladerun and Nearby Areas
Thomas Adams spent the Sabbath at home. Miss Della Johnson returned from Celoron. Mrs. Farr and daughters arrived at the Allegheny Hotel. Rev. Wilson returned to Corry. Mrs. Irvine Mead is reported better. George Kaiser went to Hornersville. Carl Behrmann of Warren spent the Sabbath with his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Adams
Della Johnson
Celoron
Farr
Allegheny Hotel
Rev. Wilson
Corry
Irvine Mead
George Kaiser
Hornersville
Carl Behrmann
Warren
Town Progress and Notable Moves in Youngsville
Youngsville July 23 reports general business growth with new buildings and sidewalks improving the town. J W Agrelius’ factory closes until about August 13 to clear yard stock. Guet Swanson leaves for Kennedy New York with a manufacturing interest. Miss Lillian Filer visits Chautauqua for the Assembly. J E Clark cashier of Kane bank was in town last Saturday. W W Fell arrives from Orangeville to visit and was formerly a school superintendent here. A young son brightens the Pell home. W M Houghton visits Bemus Point. G W Brown returns after organizing the E A U in the east. J A Lagerdahl now repairs engines for Standard Oil after forest fires near Kane. Miss Margia Buchanan spends days in New York City. Elwood Wiggins of Sugar Grove oversees the Fairmount house during his father’s illness. J W Griswold and wife relocate to rooms in the Agrelius block. Carlson of Rock Island and Tiev Kahlstrom of Pittsfield visit for Swedish church entertainments next Wednesday, with Alma Booth as soloist and Upsala College instructor in Brooklyn. John Wood has five parrots for sale at Robinson’s tailor shop. William Sturdevant, 78, dies at his son Harry’s home after long residence in Pennsylvania and years of blindness. Funeral held at M E church.
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J. W. Agrelius
Guet Swanson
Kennedy
N. Y
Lillian Filer
Chautauqua
J. E. Clark
Kane Bank
W. W. Fell
Orangeville
Fell
Pell
W. M. Houghton
Bemus Point
G. W. Brown
J. A. Lagerdahl
Rock Island
Ill
Tiev. Kahlstrom
Pittsfield
Alma Booth
Upsala College
Brooklyn
John Wood
Robinson's Tailor Shop
Win. Sturdevant
Harry
Sturdevant
Pennsylvania
Miy
M. E. Church
Garland Gossip July 23 local notes and visits
John Gowdy of Rouseville visits his brother Dr Gowdy. H F Andrews in Corry. Mrs J McCoy returns to Erie after a week here. H F Bohall of Jamestown here on business. Mrs Kerstetter visits Corry. Andrews Bros repaint store. Mrs C O Johnson visits Corry. Mrs James Hathaway of Erie visits here. A woman from here loses a shawl on the last train to Kane. a North Clarendon man kept it but may face trouble. Miss Mildred Mandaville returns from C E convention as Garland delegate. Catholic services held Sunday. Edith Crouch of Dugall visits relatives. Joseph Jordan of Trvincton visits parents. Ar and Mrs Henry Stewart visit Spring Creek. Dr and Mrs Chas McCoy of Corry spend Sunday here. Mrs Tom Stewart visits her son at Spring Creek. Alton Cusick works at Miller's Station for 4. Mr and Mrs Delos Ayers of Spring Creek visit. James Solinger home from North Clarendon over Sunday. J Rogers of Pittsfield in town on business. Salesmen wanted for Landis Co cigars. samples, Shippensburg, Pa. 246 Wed SE
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H. F. Andrews
Corry
J. McCoy
Erie
H. F. Bohall
Jamestown
Kerstetter
Andrews Bros
C. O. Johnson
James Hathaway
Mildred Mandaville
C. E
Garland
Edith Crouch
Dugall
Joseph Jordan
Trvincton
Henry Stewart
Spring Creek
Chas. McCoy
Howard Building
A. F.cogsman
Mae Bishop
Otto Marlow
May Babcock
Warren
Edith Hill
Olive Savage
Pleasantville
Clavibel Wilkins
Bessie Phillips
Howard
Japes
Edinburg
Wmn. Samuels
Hansen
Tidioute
Jennie Koffard
Cox
St. Clairville
W. &. Henderson
Wayne County
Ars
Miss Whitling
Mavionville
John Alspaugh
Will McLaughlin
Butler
Acanavntaneas
Christian Endeavor
McCormick
Hen
Medecats Gather in Clarendon for Birthday Reminder
About thirty Medec ats met in the Howard building on a Wednesday evening to celebrate Mr. A F Cogsman’s birthday. Refreshments were served and attendees reported a good time.
Cable Hollow Obituary and Local Visits in Warren
July 23 report from Cable Hollow notes Uncle Nicholas Cable dies after illness. James and John Cable attend. funeral Saturday with Rev. Kummer of Warren. Also: Eliza Johnson rents house to Mrs. Fellows and travels to Columbus Randolph, N Y. others visit relatives in Frewsburg and Glade.
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Cable Hollow
James and
John Cable
Warren
Nicholas Cable
N. Y
R. B. Fox
Augustus van Orsdale
S. Brown
Keystone of Health The Vital Role of Hostetter's Bitters
A historical health-promoting claim extols vigor as body function synergy. It praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the chief tonic and regulator boosting digestion secretion of bile bowel action and blood circulation. The text asserts faster strength gain and greater life tenure, shielding against malaria rheumatism kidney trouble and cold damp conditions while improving appetite and sleep.
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Hostetter
Bucknell University and its offerings in 19th century catalog
Bucknell University promotes a low-cost education with a president guiding four courses of study and a combined academy and school of music. A registrar in Lewisburg, Pa directs inquiries, while a profit-seeking medicine advertises a “Mystic Cure” for rheumatism promising rapid relief for 75 cents and urging purchase through Warren druggists.
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Bucknell University
John Howard Harris
President College
Academy For Boys
Ladies Institute
School of Music
W. D. Gretzinger
Lewisburg
Resolutions Adopted by Centennial Committee Meeting
Resolutions unanimously approved thank Eben N. Ford Post G A R Co I Sixteenth Regiment for cooperation during the celebration and authorize sharing with Post commander and Co I captain. Also thank adjutant general for tents and flies and participants in July 4 parade. A Warren county historical society is formed with C W Stone as chairman and S W Waters as temporary secretary. A committee will draft a constitution and by laws and collect historical articles for preservation.
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Eben N. Ford
G. A. R. and Co. I
Sixteenth Regiment
Co. I. Aiso
Historical Society
Warren County
C. W. Stone
S. W. Waters
H. J. Muse
E. W. Parshall
Thompson Hill Community Notes From July Visits and Visitors
Thompson Hill residents report a week of social calls and visits. Mabel Clark spends weeks at North Warren while J D C Esq of Jamestown calls on friends. Rev H S Thomas of Gouldtown preaches to a large schoolhouse crowd. Mr Zibods suffers injuries from a mowing accident last Wednesday.
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Mabel Clark
North Waren
J.D. C. Esq
Jamestown
M. E
D. J. Mahan
Lander
A. S. Dalrymple
Warren
A. Lutnani
Wattsburg
Aliss Ruth Knapp
Fends
Sunda
H. S. Thomas
Gouldtown
Wr. Zibods
New Gear South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the New Gear South American Kidney Cure. The remedy relieves pain in the bladder and kidneys, supports urinary flow, and aids both men and women. Sold by H. N. Richfield, Warren, Pa. l6ly
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H. N. Richfield
Brugtgis Warren
Five Children Drowned Near Winnipeg Shore
Five Birch children aged five to fifteen drowned after using an abandoned boat at Lake Dauphine. A stiff breeze pushed the craft into the lake, swamping it and forcing the children to cling on until exhaustion. Parents and neighbors witnessed the tragedy but lacked a boat to aid them.
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Winnipeg
Man
Alexander Birch
Lake Dauphine
Cure for Heart Disease in Thirty Minutes Promoted
Dr. Agnes offers a heart remedy claim that relief appears in 30 minutes for all organic or sympathetic heart disease. The advertisement cites cure of palpitations and shortness of breath with a single dose and names F. H. Dixons as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Agnes
F. H. Dixons
England Seizes Trinidad in South American Crisis
Buenos Aires dispatches report England lays claim to Trinidad, with one coal cargo landed. Brazil ministers in London protest the action as fiery Brazilian editorials denounce the seizure of Brazilian territory. In New York a bartender, King Callahan, leapt from the Brooklyn Bridge and was rescued and hospitalized after a contested $1,700 wager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke
Herald
Buenos Ayres
Rio Janeiro
England
Trinidad
Brazil
London
They Polish Shoes by Boston Women Advancing Westward
Two young women from Boston, bonded by a new women's rights brigade, toured towns like Warren offering shoe polishing in exchange for favors or coins, using charm and humor to prompt payment. They began in June, planned to reach the Pacific coast, and stopped at Celoron next, leaving locals amused by their audacious campaign.
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Morday
Woman's Brigade
Boston
Pacific Coast
Warren
Celoron
Wise Suggestion on Caring for Local Poor Families
A letter from Homo urges prioritizing aid for the East Side family in dire need before assisting foreigners. The father is unemployed and the household has little food. Visiting ladies verified the report of hunger and ragged children, urging readers to look after their own poor first.
Did Not Get His Deserts. Collins Sentenced in Trenton
John Ss Collins, the man convicted of murder in the second degree for killing Princeton student Froderick Ohl, was sentenced to twenty years in prison. He had pleaded no contest to an atrocious assault charge against Garrett Cochran, who was with Ohl, and received ten more years, to run concurrently with the murder term. Collins smiled as he accepted the sentence.
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Trenton
N. J
John Ss. Collins
Froderick
Princeton
Garret Cochran
Ohl
Fragas
Collins
Murder of American in Guatemala City Vault Robbery
P G D Brooks a 33 year old American and chief clerk of a Guatemalan transport office was killed in Livingston Guatemala in front of an open vault after a robbery took a large sum of money. Several arrests reported. Also B P Cheney president of American Express Co died at 80 in Wellsley Mass.
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Orleans
Livingston
Guatemala
P.G. D. Brooks
Compaguia de Agencias Y Transportes del Norte
Brooks
Tennessee
Only One Survivor After Smack Felice Sinking
The Boulogne fishing smack Felice, with ten crew, was sunk after being struck by the German ship D. H. Warren. The sole survivor from Felice was rescued by the D. H. Warren and arrived at Ramsgate aboard the Choice the following day.
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Choire
Ramsgate
Boulogne
Felice
D. H. Walren
Paul Wolf dies in crisis mor phine overdose
Paul Wolf, managing editor of the Wachter and Anzeiger in Cleveland, one of the oldest German newspaper men in the country, died this morning from an overdose of morphine taken in a personal crisis. Ill health was the cause.
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Cleveland
Paul Wolf
The
Wachter and Anzeiger
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John Gowdy
Rouseville
Dr. Gowdy
Kane
North Clarendon
Landis & Co
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Clarendon News
Clarence van Orsdale
van Orsdale
Sears
Frewsburg
Messrs. R. Love
James Cable
Mesdames Love
Cable
Claire Fox
Glade
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren, Pa
Thompson Hill
York
King Callahan
Third Avenue
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Fwo
Hudson Street Hospital
Callahan
Advanced Woman” Corps Strike
American Express Co
B. P. Cheney
Wellesly
Ackley & Wheelock
Water Street
Summer Pictures
N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty St
Penn’a
Wencelboe
Takarome
T. Case
Hazeltine Woolen Mills
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