Warren County Teachers Institute Review at Court House
The annual Warren County Institute for 91 convened at the Court House Monday afternoon with large teacher attendance. Highlights include officer elections, Welcoming remarks by Dr A W Ryan, a lively evening with Hon. Henry Houck, and lectures by Dr Louis Nash and Col J P Sanford on teaching methods, history, psychology, and original instruction, with sessions continuing through Thursday and a Friday finale at Library Hall. Christie Wardens murderer alibi trial concludes as Frank Almy testifies to accidental killing.
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Court House
Library Hall
County Institute
Warren County
H. M. Putnam
R. D. Crawford
Tidioute
J. M. Shumway
Youngsville
J. M. McConnell
Sheffield
A. W. Ryan
Trinity Memorial Church
Ella Marie Dreager
Mise Dreager
Warren
W. J. McGowan
Samuel B. Bayle
Glade
J. N. Shumway
America
Henry Houck
Lebanon
Mr. Houck
Harrisburg
Dreager
Dora Jackson
B. Bayle
L. P. Nash
Miss Jackson
Lochinvar
Col. J. P. Sanford
Old Times
New
Miss Dreager
Prof. Cheeswright
Dudley Buck
Supt. Putnam
Col. Sanford
J. H. Hammason
M. E. Church
Dr. Nash
RB. J. White
Sugar Grove Seminary
Thos.c. Miller
Putnam
Tim Crane
Houck
McUall
A. B. Hamilton
Garland
Messery
Pleasant
Chas. Chase
Russell
A.C. Meisse
E. V. Church
Mountain Home
E. F. Braley
Nellie Robinson
Vilette Sedden
A.S. Moorhead
Gertrude Newkirk
Ratelis Noyes
Moorhead
Kinzua
Kit Carson
Crawford
W. L. MacGowan
Nash
Educational Independent
Edinboro
Edinboro Independent
W. H. Prather
D. F. Braley
T. J. Prather
Columbus
Laura Snyder
Snyder
H. W. Tewksbury
Without a License. Dennison and Ek Arrested in Pa
Russert Pa November 17 Leon Dennison of Quaker Hill and Mrs Ek of Elk township were arrested charged with selling wine without a license and bound over for the next term of court.
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Russert
Leon Dennison
Quaker Hill
Elk Township
Local Ledger notes in brief from Yankee Bush and Twilight
Amateur items report Andrew Brine’s death and burial, visits among families, illnesses including pneumonia and typhoid, and social events such as weddings and lectures. Notable entries mention Miss Sinnett and Miss Smith’s wedding at St Joseph church, and a public discussion on a gold watch contest closing without further comment.
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Warren
Peter Sinnitt
Hattie Smith
St. Joseph Church
Father de la Roque
Louis
Louize Sinnett
Miss Sinnett
Kinzua
Edward Rounds
Carpenter
Spring Creek
Ridelsperger Bros. recruitber heads to Wildwood
Clarendon reports Will Schurmer proceeding to Wildwood for Ridelsperger Bros. of Stoneham. Last Saturday, Mr. Roberts, assistant supervisor of the P. and E division, visited town and arrested several boys for jumping on and off freight trains.
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Clarendon
Will Schurmer
Wildwood
Ridelsperger Bros
Stoneham
Roberts
Local notes and quick updates from Clarendon area
A roundup of village happenings includes fines of 50 cents and costs for several offenders and warnings about dangerous behavior. Mrs. Puinwer mourns her father. Thos Henderson of Clarendon is honored with a surprise visit. Lizzie Cook returns from Pittsburgh. Miss Minnie Walsh to spend winter on Anchor Street. A school incident leads to a $5 fine plus costs for John McGuire after striking a girl. A fire alarm reports a small refinery blaze quashed early. Mrs. Ed Smith and son visit Grandma Farnsworth. Local trades shifts include McGea, Hewitt, Has son, Burns heading to McDonald. Eva Smith visits Warren. Clarendon Gun Club closes fall shooting, Hobbs of Tiona wins badge by 43 of 60. Wm. Ridelsperger opens wholesale liquor store. Mrs. Jack Casey visits kin. Ed Swartizwaller becomes head clerk at Wm. Fagan’s. Mrs. Wm. Black welcomes a six-pound daughter. Rev. J G Ginader to speak on Winning Forces next Tuesday.
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Thos. Puinwer
Butler
Thos
Wenderson
Clarendon
Lizzie Cook
Pittsburg
Minnie Walsh
Utica
St. John
Smith
Ed Smith
Son
Washington
Ben Hur Pantomime at Library Hall Next Week
Warren presents Ben Hur tableaux by Clark and Cox with 20 000 square feet of scenery and lavish costumes. Toronto reviews praise the rapid scene changes and dancer involvement. Performances run Monday through Thursday with 75 50 and 35 cent tickets and special trains for nearby towns.
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Library Hall
Warren
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Clark & Cox
Toronto
Canada
Grand Opera House
Toronto Mail
Sittend
Mysterious Case of Andrew Reilly's Death Near Bradford
The body of Andrew Reilly was found beside a narrow gauge railroad near Bradford last week with a gash on the throat. Coroner's inquest heard A H Kidder, Reilly's partner, testify they worked on a building for the Odd Fellows at Kinzus and that Reilly had been drunk for days and seemed impaired after leaving Kinzua.
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Andrew Reilly
Bradford
A. H. Kidder
Reilly
Odd Fellows
Kinzus
Kinzua
Fraudulent tax receipts scandal linked to political figures
Reports from Paaveema describe a sweeping scheme involving bogus tax receipts, with estimates of 50,000 purchased in New York and 26,000 issued locally. TheLedger cites alleged connections to Democratic administration leadership and Republican committees, while accusations and denials ripple through city politics and investigations face obstruction.
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Paaveema
Ledger
Philadelphia
Democracy
New York
Democratic City Committee
Coronie
Bank failures loom as receivers to be named in Corry
Corry News reports the Corry National Bank failure and a pending receiver appointment likely by week’s end. Cashier and city treasurer A M Allen resigns but is not accepted. Washington reports of unfavorable bank examiner findings add gloom amid 1,000+ depositors and threatened failures. Congress may appoint J M Sproul of Union City as receiver. bank stock $100,000, surplus $20,000, and about £50,000 in question. Separate note: First National bank of Conny likely to appoint a receiver. Comptroller Lacy confirms. Destructive fire at North East Novelty Works, Alfred Short owner, $25,000 loss, 200 workers, insured for $11,006. Montgomery county to abolish outdoor relief except for aged and widowed with no means. Tidgway Liniment offered at $4 per dozen at Noyes’ drug store.
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Corry
A. M. Allen
Corry National
First National Bank
Washington
Miller
Bole
Liquor House of
Hunt & Co
Conny
Griswold
Lacy
J. M. Sproul
Union City
North East
Nort East
Alfred Short
Board of Poor Directors
Montgomery County
Noyes
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Will King
The
Baptist Church
Hingham
Mass
W. L. McGowan
Grammer
Institute
Ali
Christie Warden
Paymount Tuh
N. H
Frank Almy
Christie
Almy
Yankee
Ed Keller
George Gross
Amelia Honhurt
Buffalo
W. Fraeze
Will
Jacob Snavely
Limestone
Mike Bauer
Rosa
Schirck
Eddis Keller
Gore Throat
Chas. Lallmay
Irvington
John Cramer
Grand Valley
Arnold
Kane
Warren Brasington
McKinney
Marshall Crull
Frank Gabhart
Maggie Cramer
Ackley
Mary
West
Grace Smith
Hunt
M. Lacy
Glade Run
David Loucks
Hinzun
Lane
Corry Bank
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