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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
5
Rail schedules list departures from Warren on the Pennsylvania all road to Erie and intermediates with several daily times. Specific trains target Philadelphia, New York City, Olean, Titusville, and other stations with varied morning and evening departures.
Subpoena issued in Margarete Malmberg vs Albert C. Malmberg in Warren County Common Pleas No 30 i Sept tem 1908. Respondent not found and ordered to appear April 5 1909 to answer libellant’s petition for divorce under applicable Acts of Assembly, warned of peril for nonappearance.
H. M Putnam announces candidacy for the office of Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts subject to Republican Primaries. Local voters are urged to weigh the nominating choice.
Henry Park is announced as a candidate for Warren County Sheriff subject to the outcome of Republican primaries. The filing signals Park’s bid for the sheriff position as party voters decide in the upcoming primary race.
Frank J. Lyons announces his candidacy for Warren County District Attorney, subject to Republican primaries to be held June 5, 1909, as Sidney D. Blackman endorses his bid from Warren Pennsylvania dated January 6, 1909.
A travelogue portrait contrasts Kongo jungle life in Uganda with the African desert near Mombasa. It explores British East Africa as a hunter knows it, detailing tropical heat, canopy, and big game ranges across uplands and plains.
In a short comedic scene the milkman arrives nervously to report finding a minnow in the milk yesterday morning. The householder quips that cows should drink from the brook, not the trough, as she dismisses the issue. The dialogue preserves a playful tone typical of Harper's Weekly.
A vivid description catalogs a ceremonial dish where a lamb is roasted whole and packed like a nest of Chinese boxes with progressively smaller birds from turkey to quail and a becafico, then finished over a slow fire until nearly falling apart.
A London Express item notes a magnetic key pendulum effect where a key on a string swings with one finger then circles with a second hand and finally stays still when a third hand rests on the shoulder. It references legal blanks at the mail office.
Warren area items include residents visiting Florida and Texas, local club news, a hospital update, and plans for Exposition Park May opening. The article notes Burns of Kane dies, a new library theater minstrel plan, and local business developments in Spring Creek and Warren Trust Company leadership changes.
The Mirror reports plans to greatly enlarge operations and hire many workers as a new window sash factory is to be built. This industry boost follows a trend of expanding manufacturing capacity to provide employment and economic activity.
Married in Vancouver British Columbia Adolph P Johnson son of Mr and Mrs L Johnson of Warren Ohio weds Miss Viola Castleman of Vancouver in a recent ceremony.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Dennison in Jamestown New York on March 23 1909 The Dennison family previously resided in Sugar Grove and celebrate the new arrival.
April Scribner writes of a northern wilderness from the Galician Settlement to Lake Winnipesaukee. The landscape hosts hawks, black eagles, coyotes, deer, moose tracks, and mosquitoes so numerous they darken tents. A few Chinese joss sticks kept pests out.
In a witty survey of politics and society Taft is noted for continuing test rides for army officers and saying no when needed. The piece mocks pay raises, a shortened lunch hour, and hints at changes in cigarette taxes while imagining social elopements with airship pilots.
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