Skating Rink Adds Length With New Land Lease
Warren roller rink owners Stone and Mease lease seventy feet more land from J. W. Newmaker and plan a fifty foot extension as water conditions allow piers to be installed. Lynn Branch returns to Warren to take a job at the First National Bank after leaving Jamestown Veneer Company. Oilman R. G. Mead loses one finger while pumping wells. John Laufenburger, son of Henry, breaks his right arm at the High School grounds. Dr. C. H. Ver Milyen treats the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone and Mease
Warren Roller Rink
J. W. Newmaker
Lynn
Warren
Lynn Branch
Jamestown Veneer Company
First National Bank
R. G. Mead
Mr. Mead
Russell
John Laufenburger
Henry Laufenburger
C. H. Ver Milyen
E D Everts to open New Farm Hardware Store
E D Everts, who ended his stake in E D Everts Hardware Co on February 9, will open his New Farm Hardware Supply Store on Thursday April 1 in the Knapp Hoskins Preston Block on Pennsylvania Avenue east room. He invites customers and friends to view the machinery supply for tilling ground and producing food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Everts
E. D. Everts Hardware Co
Knapp-Hoskins & Preston
Pennsylvania Avenue
Everts
Death Notices: John Binder and Adolph Munson
John Binder 80 died Saturday night at his daughter Mrs William Highhouse’s Pleasant township home after a long illness. He is survived by son John of Tidioute and daughter Mrs Marie Hennessee of Roullette Pa. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm. Adolph Munson 62 died Sunday at his Onondaga Ave home after a week with pneumonia. Survived by wife Matilda and three sons C A, A F, E S. one sister Matilda of Boxholm Sweden. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Binder
William Highhouse
Pleasant Township
Warren
John
Tidioute
Marie Hennessee
Roulette, Pa
South Side
Adolph Munson
Onondaga Avenue
Mr. Munson
Boxholm
Sweden
Matilda
C. A
Oil City
A. F
Salamanca
E. S
Swedish Lutheran Church
Warren Youngsville trolley plan shifts rail routes
May electrify D. A. V. and P. Warren to Youngsville as Warren and Youngsville are to be linked by a trolley line using the D. A. V. & P. tracks. Lake Shore Railroad lessees the D. A. & P. and New York Central owns the system. An agreement allowing Warren Street Railway to use the tracks for twenty years is said to be in papers in New York and may close this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. V. & P. Warren
Youngsville
D. H. Siggins
Warren and
Jamestown
Warren
D. A. V. & P. Railroad Company
Lake Shore Railroad
New York Central Railroad Company
Lake Shore
Warren Street Railway Company
New York
Warren Woman Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Elizabeth Bowell of Walnut street was operated on at Emergency Hospital Monday afternoon for appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bowell
Walnut Street
Sheffield Woman Undergoes Serious Operation at Emergency
An operation of a most serious nature was performed at Emergency Hospital on Tuesday for Mrs. John Johnson of Sheffield who suffered an internal abscess. Tonight she is reported resting comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Sheffield
Engagement of Eleanor Walker Announced Saturday
Mrs. George Glenn Brockway hosted a luncheon at the Woman's Club on Saturday where the engagement of Miss Eleanor Walker daughter of Editor and Mrs S E Walker to Donnell C Russell son of Dr and Mrs J C Russell was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Glenn Brockway
Woman’s Club
Eleanor Walker
S. E. Walker
Donnell C. Russell
J. C. Russell
Beardsley’s Negro Associate Alleged Bad Man
The negro Joseph Finn who lived with outlaw Beardsley on Summerdale Hill and was kept as a witness proves to be a criminal. Officers arrived at Mayville from Altoona Pennsylvania with requisition papers to take Finn to Altoona to answer felonious assault robbery and other crimes including burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Finn
Beardsley
Summerdale Hill
Mayville
Altoona
Finn
Mrs Martha Wynn Dies at 73 in Sugar Grove Home
Mrs Martha Wynn aged 73 died at 10 o'clock Friday morning at the home of her niece Miss Carrie Cumming in Sugar Grove. She was widely known in the area. Besides many nieces and nephews including Rodney M. Stuart of Jamestown, she leaves a brother Donald Stuart of this place. The funeral was held at Miss Cumming's home Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wynn
Carrie Cumming
Sugar Grove
Rodney M. Stuart
Jamestown
Spring Creek Man Held For Desertion
At a hearing before Squire Moore in Spring Creek, Charles Eastman was bound over in $300 bail to await trial on wife desertion and non support. The complaint by his wife Maude Eastman cites removal from the home and lack of financial support. Benedict of Titusville defended, Blaine Kincaid of Corry prosecuted for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Moore
Spring Creek
Charles Eastman
Maude Eastman
Benedict
Titusville
Blaine Kincaid
Corry
Fall Was Fatal to North Warren Woman
Mrs. Mary Bloomquist died Friday after a two week illness following a fall near her North Warren home. Born in Sweden 79 years ago, she had lived in North Warren for 50 years and was active in the First Baptist Church and the W C T U. Surviving sons are G A Bloomquist of North Warren and C A Bloomquist of Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
Mary Bloomquist
Sweden
First Baptist Church
G. A. Bloomquist
C. A. Bloomquist
Jamestown
Venango County Declares Liquor Sale Bans After Licenses Expire
Venango County becomes officially dry at 10 pm Tuesday as all Oil City and Franklin liquor licenses expire. No sales by retailers or wholesalers until new licenses are granted. Judge Criswell has not indicated when license court decisions will come. Also reports the death of Fred Taylor, Barnes native, in Portland Oregon. He was born September 26, 1863, and died March 15, 1914, survived by family members and laid to rest March 17 in LaGrande Oregon. Subscribe for The Warren Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venango County
Oil City
Franklin
Criswell
Barnes
Oregon
Fred Taylor
N. C. Taylor
Portland Oregon
A. D. Gustafson
Portland
Arthur Reed
Warsaw
Ohio
Harry S. Borchers
Warren
Barrett
Chaffee
LaGrande
Mr. Taylor
West
Estella Blatchley
Colfax
Wash
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Philadelphia
Penrose
Snyder
Crowe
McNichol
John K. Tener
Edward Bigelow
Robert McAffee
Dr. Brumbaugh
Brumbaugh
Mr. Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Moses
Tenet
House
Senate
Tener
Pennypacker
George W. Delamater
Boies Penrose
E. M. Bigelow
Warren Flood Causes Widespread Basement Damage
High water from the Allegheny river and Conewango creek surged through Warren on Friday night and Saturday. Basements flooded across the city, delaying business at Archie O. Anderson, Times Publishing Co., and Mirror offices, with several factories shut down as workmen could not reach plants. Damage ran into thousands before waters receded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Allegheny
Conewango Creek
Archie O. Anderson
the Times Publishing Co
Mirror
Warren Rubber Co
Mail
West End
East Side
Prohibition County Convention Nominates County Officers
The Prohibition county convention led by J. W. Neilly elected J. O. Messerly as chairman and L. P. Rogers as secretary. Officers named include J. W. Neilly as chairman, A. W. Eaton treasurer, and L. P. Rogers secretary. Committee members will pick candidates for state committee and assembly, state senate, and Congress with Homer K. Miller named for Assembly and J. W. Neilly for state senate Forty-eighth district. Nominees were chosen unanimously and petitions begun for primaries. State officers' nominees were endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
J. W. Neilly
H. K. Miller
J. O. Messerly
L. P. Rogers
A. W. Eaton
State Senate
Warren
Congress
William F. Ferguson
Venango
Mercer County
Marriage Licenses List From March Dates Across Pennsylvanian Towns
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Sugar Grove Youngsville Titusville Jamestown Syracuse Warren and other towns applying in March. Names include Edwin Samuelson Frances Cole Glen Fitch Josephine Smedley Frederick Morgan Etta Anderson and others with dates from March 5 to March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Samuelson
Sugar Grove
Frances Ethel Cole
Youngsville
Glen W. Fitch
Josephine Smedley
Saybrook
Frederick William Morgan
Etta May Anderson
Titusville
Edward Sanburg
Johanna Johnson
Jamestown
N. Y
Clyde M. Robinson
Ella M
Syracuse
Myrtle Johnson
Cherry Grove
Roy W. Forbes
Pittsfield
Ethel P. Boyd
Falconer
Chas. A. Rice Sheffield
Isabelle J. Blanding
Barnes
Peter J. Petterson
Anna M. Gertch
Sheffield
Leroy D. Goldin
Nora M. Finch
Ilion
N.Y
Harold B. Parker
Mayville
Elma McManus
Warren
Merle C. van Wormer
Phoebe J. Porter
North Warren
Ernest H. Confer
Brookston
Blanche M. Wiles
Tionesta
Chas
Munch
Freida A. Neilson
Horrors of War Seen by a Girl During Balkan Fighting
Miss Jessica Borthwick, daughter of the late General Borthwick, recalls her year in the Balkans watching the war’s end. She details disguises, front-line peril, cholera in Adrianople, wounds from Bashi Bazouks, arrest as an Austrian spy, and the mass graves on Saraille Itschy with stark scenes of destroyed towns and massacres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saraille Itschy
Jessica Borthwick
London
Balkans
London Chronicle
Miss Borthwick
General Borthwick
Bulgaria
Roumelia
Sofia
Starazagora
Adrianople
Mustapha Pasha
Uskub
Ferre
Yale Expedition Seeks Cradle of Humanity Data
Yale plans a year to a year and a half journey from London through Turkey Caucasia Russian Turkestan Chinese Turkestan Persia and India. Geoffrey Dodge and Charles Hunseltine Carstairs will lead a light hunting style expedition to collect data on geography anthropology fauna flora and social political conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Central Asia
London
Geoffrey Dodge
Charles Hunseltine Carstairs
Turkey
Caucasia
Russian Turkestan
Chinese Turkestan
Persia
India
Brumbaugh and Penrose Faction Skewed Ballot Talk
Butler Citizen argues Brumbaugh runs as a Penrose influenced candidate, criticized for empty promises and ties to political machines. The piece contends Brumbaugh avoids direct stance on temperance and Bigelow, urging voters to demand candidates with a history of open fights against corruption.
Man Missing 7 Years Inherits $365000 Fortune
Keith Dalrymple, 23, of Port Allegheny, vanished from home seven years ago. His relatives launched a nationwide search after learning the oil operator father who died recently left him the $365,000 fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Keith Dalrymple
Port Allegheny
New Department Bulletin Promotes Farm Cost Accounting
A new Farmers Bulletin No 572 titled A System of Farm Cost Accounting offers farmers a free guide to bookkeeping. It explains an easy system tested for three years by 53 New York farmers and aims to help estimate yearly profits or losses without prior accounting knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer’s Bulletin
New York
The Modern Girl in Review From Peoria Journal
A verse satire attacks the modern girl, listing critics that chase her behavior, clothes, moves, and manners. The poem claims centuries of scrutiny yet ends noting a paradoxical affection and ongoing fascination.
Smuggling Plot Uncovered in News Paper Laces Case
New York April 1 A postoffice clerk found costly laces and embroideries hidden in newspapers mailed from Naples Italy. Henry K Lustig a Fifth Avenue importer was arrested today on smuggling charges after calling at the postoffice for the papers.
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New York
A_ postoffice
Naples
Italy
Henry K. Lustig
Fifth Avenue
Lustig
Postoffice
Faith in God and moral leadership for America
A historical quotation arguing that the republic endures only with faith in God and principled men. It contrasts with calls for stronger laws police or armies and stresses wealth earned cleanly so even children could safely benefit.
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Warren Mail
Recorder Bassett
Alore
Brumbaugh, Penrose and Bigelow
Butler
the Modern Girl
Peoria Journal
Thomas R. Marshall
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