Public Auction of Estate Real Estate in Warren County
Margaret Simonsen administrates the Andrew Simonsen estate and will sell at public auction on April 19 1915 at 2 PM the two parcels of East Warren land lot 192 fronting Linwood Avenue and part of lot 191 a five foot rear strip with a two story frame dwelling. Terms cash on court confirmation. G Eldred attorney. March 25 April 18-15.
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Orphan's Court
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Margaret Simonsen
Andrew Simonsen
Warren
East Warren
Recorder's Office
Third Street
Linwood Avenue
State of
Recorder’s Office
The
G. Eldred
Administrator's Sale of Conemango Lot in Warren County
Court of Warren County Pennsylvania schedules a public sale for April 16 1915 at 2 PM in Warren Court House. Property includes lot 21 on Curtis Plot No 2 with 100 feet on Second Street and access to Jackson Run. frame dwelling present. Purchaser pays 100 cash as damages and balance on April 26 1915 upon sale confirmation. GUST WESTLING administrator. Warren Pa March 24 1915.
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the Orphan's Court
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Court House
Borough of
Warren
Jané
Conenango
State of
Curtis
Recorder of Deeds
Second Street
Jackson Run
Letters of Administration Granted on Helen Westling Estate
Administrators Gust Westling and attorney Curtis M Shawkey announce letters of administration issued for the estate of Helen Westling of Conewango Township Warren County Pa. Creditors are instructed to pay debts and claimants to present claims for settlement. Date March 17 1915.
Letters of Administration Granted for O H Wilson Estate
Notice is given that Wesley O Wilson has been appointed administrator of the estate of O H Wilson late of Pittsfield Township Warren County Pennsylvania deceased. Persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims must present them for settlement dated March 1 1861.
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C. Ty
O. H. Wilson
Pittsfield
Warren County
Notice of Application for Discharge of Executor
On 26 April 1915 at 10 o'clock A M Frank Hagberg executor of the last will of John P Oleson late of Scandia Warren County Pennsylvania will present to the Orphans Court of Warren County Pennsylvania a petition seeking discharge from his duties. Ls D Blackman attorney. April 18 15 22.
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Frank Hagberg
John Pp. Oleson
Scandia
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Orphans Court
John P. Oleson
Ls. D. Blackman
Dissolution Petition Filed for Phillips Drue Company
The Phillips Drue Company filed in Warren County Court of Common Pleas a petition for dissolution. A hearing is set for April 26 1915 at 10 A M. to allow interested parties to show cause against granting the decree. A G Eldred is solicitor for the petitioner. March 25 April 18 15.
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Phillips ‘Drue Company
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
A. G. Eldred
Barnes Libel Suit Set For April 19th
Syracuse reports William Barnes of Albany has a $50,000 libel suit against former President Roosevelt set for April 19 with preference over calendar cases. The presiding justice is not yet announced.
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Syracuse
William Barnes
Albany
Roosevelt
Justeie
Foley General Carting and Teaming
Foley offers heavy moving services for railroad freight and handles pianos and household goods with care. Telephone connections via Bell Telephone Co. No. 2 B. Warren.
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Bell
B. Warren Tel. Co
Canal Zone riot leaves officer dead and soldiers wounded
Cor corporal Langdon of the United States Coast Artillery was shot and killed during a riot in the Canal Zone tenderloin district. Three other American soldiers were injured, one seriously, as a confrontation between a drunken soldier and a Panama policeman sparked a broader clash near the ball grounds. Brigadier General Edwards ordered soldiers off the streets and a joint military Panama investigation is underway. The incident occurred during a game featuring the Fifth United States Infantry against Cristobal nine, drawing about 2000 soldiers who witnessed scattered missiles and injuries.
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Colon
Langdon
United States Coast Artillery
Tenderloin
Panama
Clarence R. Edwards
Canal Zone
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
Fifth United States Infantry
Cristobal Nine
Fifth
Tenth
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Mrs Carman to Be Retried on May 10
Mineola New York April 2 Mrs Flor ence Conklin Carman wife of Dr Ed win Carman of Freeport will go on trial again charged with the murder of Mrs Louise Bailey District Attorney Smith of Nassau County announced the case would be called on May 10 Justice Abel E Blackmar to preside New evidence of importance was said to have been found Celia Coleman the key witness at the first trial remains under surveillance and may be produced from the South Frank Farrell who testified seeing a woman in Mrs Carman description near the Bailey window has disappeared from sight
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Frank Farrell
Governor orders Monday start on state highway repairs
Governor Brumbaugh directs immediate work on state highways with Joseph W. Hunter to mobilize forces. Plans for road maintenance have been ready, backed by over 700000 dollars in the motor license fund, and county superintendents already prepared to organize crews in every county.
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Harrisburg
Brumbaugh
Joseph W. Hunter
E. M. Bigelow
Jenkintown
M. G. Brumbaugh
State Treasury
No Circuses in Pennsylvania Through 90 Day Quarantine
The Pennsylvania Livestock Sanitary Board blocks circus entries for 90 days from last Tuesday, citing no cattle disease cases in state yet maintaining the quarantine. Major circuses planned May and June appearances in Pennsylvania towns face cancellation unless the ruling is revised.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Livestock Sanitary Board
State Board
New York
New England
Get Your Tenant Leases at the Warren Mail Office
A notice directs tenants to collect lease documents at the Warren Mail Office. The item outlines location details and relevant dates for pickup.
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Warren Mail Office
Administration to Submit Road Bill Moves in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports the administration plans concrete steps toward a road program while keeping existing routes. Lawmakers discuss revenue needs, proposing a ten to fifteen million dollar boost for roads and schools, and the Ways and Means Committee readies revenue measures.
Two Men Die in Charcoal Plant Storage Fire
Kane Pennsylvania April 3 two men John Senoli aged 32 and Joseph Senoli aged 30 burned to death in a storage house fire at the McKean Chemical Company in Cahoga seven miles east of Kane. The blaze started at 2 39 am destroying 60 carloads of finished charcoal valued at 10 000 and the building worth 2 000 with total loss about 12 000. Firefighters and residents formed a bucket brigade but could not locate the two watchmen.
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Kane
John Senoli
Joseph Senoli
McKean Chemical Company
Cahoga
Here
Governor Brumbaugh vetoes amendment bill in Harrisburg
Gov Brumbaugh vetoes on April 2 a House bill to appropriate 46040.80 for three years of advertising constitutional amendment costs. He notes a 91760.65 total claims bill discrepancy and an impossibility to pay. He also vetoes a sales validation bill for real estate by guardians and executors. He approves bills on eminent domain for boroughs and towns and on deeds and wills conveyances.
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Harrisburg
Executive Department
Brumbaugh
House
Commonwealth
Auditor General
Office
the Auditor General
Department of Auditor General
Board of Public Accounts
Orphans’ Court
Orphans’ ‘Court
Iif
January births almost double deaths in state
Harrisburg reports for January 1915 show 9,609 total deaths in Pennsylvania with 1,235 due to pneumonia. Tuberculosis 986 and diphtheria 179 also high. births reached 18,533, nearly twice the deaths, amid deaths from mines and rail injuries and various illnesses.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Health
Keystone State
Bright
State laboratory to make Wasserman test
Harrisburg April 3 The State Department of Health Laboratory will hereafter make the Wasserman test for physicians of the commonwealth. It will determine whether patients suffer from syphilis. Special containers for blood specimens will be furnished free upon application.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Health Laboratory
The
Commonwealth
Samuel G. Dixon
Department of Health
King Enforces Total Teetotal Prohibition in Royal Houses
London reports an official royal order effective Wednesday banning all wines and spirits in the king's households. The announcement, dated April 6, states no consumption will occur after the specified day, underscoring a strict royal temperance move.
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London
State to Spend 20 Million on Roads Over Two Years
Philadelphia interview with Woodward of the House Appropriations Committee outlines a two year road program. About 20 million dollars total, split evenly from on hand funds and new taxes. Extra 10 million may be raised via special taxation, largely from an anthracite tax, to meet party pledges.
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Commonwealth
Mr. Jones
Pennsylvania
Dell
Huntingdon
Dunn
Philadelphia
Ways and Means
Shaffer
Columbia
House of Representatives
Mra. Nissley
Dauphin
Brown
House
Senate
Love
Westmoreland
Gibson
Woodward
House Appropriations Committee
Bellevue-Stratford
Brumbaugh
Republican Party
Treasuries
Thirty Seventh Annual Week of Prayer Urges Sabbath Observance
In the Great War era the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Sabbath Observance Department calls Christians to protect the Sabbath as essential to civilization. It urges pastors sermons and church programs for Lord's Day Week April 11–18, 1915, to guide moral, spiritual, and social renewal.
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America
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Printed Envelopes Offer from Printhnge Co
Local notice advertises printing 100 envelopes with name and address. delivery for 50 cents cash with order. Mail order to Printhnge Co in Warren Pennsylvania.
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Mail Printhnge Co
Warren, Pa
Ward Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner
W D Ward of Glade Township declares his bid for the office of County Commissioner subject to the Republican primaries in September 1915. He asks for support from voters.
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W. D. Ward
Glade Township
Adv
County Commissioner Candidate Announcement
Ad for A C Mook seeking Republican primary support in September 1915 for county commissioner.
Eyestrain and defective vision linked to headaches
The piece urges seeing an optometrist who studies eyes and optics to combat eyestrain and related headaches in schoolchildren. It notes defective vision causes physical ailments and dullness, promoting vision correction as a specialty. Office at 348 Penn Ave West with hours 9 am to 8 pm.
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Citizen’s National Bank
Penn’a Avenue West
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Penna
Administrator's Sale
Gust Westling
Helen K. Westling
Helen Westling
Conewango
Curtis M. Shawkey
Tor Settlement
Wesley O. Wilson
Barnes
Jd Foley
Canal
Coast Artillery
Red Light” District
RUSH
Sproul
Henry I. Wilson
Public Roads Committee
F E. E. Jones
King
A. C. Mook
Seacy
Munn & Co
Scientific Americar
All Newsdesiers
MUNN
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
H. B. Hyde
Optometris
C. Frederick
C. F. Bartsch
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
Water Street
A. W. Eaton
PENN
Kopi & Henry —Dealers In— Groceries & Provisions
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second St
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