Unusual features at Chautauqua pageant of 1910
Chautauqua in 1910 plans three novel features including the Second Annual Concert of the New York Symphony Orchestra, the Sylvan Players in classical drama, and a lake pageant staged by about 200 Chautauquans. The pageant on Aug 19–20 ends with a scene in the Amphitheater by Francis Wilson.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
New York Symphony Orchestra
Chautauqua Lake
Francis Wilson
Longfellow
Lake Chautauqua
Ohio
Lake Erie
Louis XVI
Freight car crash kills worker in York factory incident
Harry D. Ford, 48, riding a freight car for the Western Maryland Railroad, was scalded to death when the car left rails and crashed through the Portland Cement Company building. Steam pipes broke and he fell into escaping vapor, was rescued unconscious and died at the hospital.
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York
Harry D. Ford
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Portland Cement Company
Ford
Papal Nuncio Recalled Over Roosevelt Visit
Rome reports unofficially that Papal Nuncio at Vienna Monsignor Pignatelli has been recalled after an encounter with Colonel Roosevelt. Pignatelli denies meeting Roosevelt as nuncio, saying he visited Ambassador Kerins to convey his personal high opinion of Roosevelt. Roosevelt was present during the call.
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Rome
Mer. Pignatelli
Vienna
Roosevelt
Mer
Pignatelli
Kerins
Big Attraction Coming Soon The Royal Cingalese Troupe
The Royal Cingalese Troupe is billed for War ren April 25 at the Jones Bros Buffalo Ranch Wild West show. The nine performers include a famed Hindoo conjurer whose feats have puzzled travelers since colonial times. Dancers wear native Ceylonese dress and perform authentic dances to a drum and cymbals with chanting and brass accents.
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Buffalo Ranch
Ceylon
Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded
A list of property transfers with multiple buyers and sellers across towns such as Limestone Sugar Grove Pittsfield Warren and Clarendon. Amounts range from 1 to 1600 dollars with varied estate and trustee transfers noted. Names include Hannah Daubenspeck C Swanson Addie Perkins Bert McGee Charles Lawson and many others in this regional real estate record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Daubenspeck
Flora Kracer
Limestone
BE. C. Swanson
F. E. Bartlett
Youngsville
Charles Lawson
A. Jennie Anderson
Sugar Grove
Albert Hultberg
O. J. Gage
Addie M. Perkins
LeGrand M. Durham
Columbus
Bert McGee
F. E. Carlson
Pittsfield
A. J. Brooks
Harry H. Buchanan
Nathan Branch
Florence R. Branch
Glade
Wm. C. Imel
Martha H. Morrow
Tidioute
Ella EK. Chambers
Nora Gregory
Russell
Blanche Roy
Randall A. Geer
Warren
Elijah Root
Fred B. Root
C. A. Gilson
Joseph A. Allen
Sheffield
Thos. Hale
W. B. Hale
Pine Grove
Myrna Z
Siefert
W. F. Jackson
Brokenstraw
Melvina J. Lacy
H. A. Mahaffy
Horace A. Crary
Gust P. Nelson
Patrick Reilly
Clare J. Crary
Z. T. Weaver
National
Clarendon Lodge
Clarendon
Mary A. Mahaffy
A. A. Davis
W. E. Porter
Evers Book Appeals To Player And Fan
Chicago second baseman Johnny Evers teams with Hugh Fullerton to publish Touching Second a guide on inside baseball. The North American will run the serial from April 24 before book form release, detailing baseball law strategy and notable games.
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Evers
N. A
Merkle
Chicago
New York
Johnny Evers
Giants
Hugh Fullerton
Your Newsdealer Now
Condensed News Briefs From A Busy Friday
Tennessee governor pardons Colonel Duncan Cooper convicted of killing Senator Carmack. Ellingwood Cunningham books may list Black Horse Cavalry roster. Havens backed by Citizens party for Congress in 32nd district. Washington frets over Quebec pulpwood ban and reciprocity. Mark Twain returns from Bermuda to Connecticut home. Burton plans to oppose rivers and harbors bill. Kitchener says Panama Canal key to world peace. Prussian aeronaut injured near Berlin. US Steel to raise wages by nine million dollars. Kitchener tours New York en route home. Lucky Baldwin heirs gain wealth in Los Angeles settlement. Over 29,000 immigrants reach New York. 31,000 more expected. Cyclone hits Champ de Chalons airship yard. three workers die. New York Produce Exchange signals lower food prices amid overproduction and thrift.
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Ellingwood & Cunningham
Black Horse Cavalry
Citizens’ Party
Congress
Washington
Quebec
Mark Twain
Bermuda
Redding
Conn
Burton
Lord Kitchener
Panama Canal
Berlin
United States Steel Corporation
Britain
New York
Baldwin
Los Angeles
Champ de Chalons
France
Farman
Campaign Push for House Seats Prepares in Congress
Washington reports Democratic and Republican leaders in Congress readying a vigorous campaign for house seats. Physicians in Philadelphia use 160 children from hospitals as subjects in experimental research. Williams Bay professors photograph Halley's comet tail for naked-eye viewing. Lackawanna Railroad strike averted as company agrees to NY Central arbitration on wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Williams Bay
Wis
Halley
Philadelphia
Lackawanna Railroad
New York Central Arbitration Committee
Roosevelts Return Warns of Absolutism in U S
Henry Watterson again warns of absolutism to come by making Roosevelt president again. William J. Bryan returns from a South American tour and meets Mayor Gaynor in New York. General Brayton states Senator Aldrich will quit Congress after March 4 next. Oberlin M. Carter loses fortune by Supreme Court decision on Savannah harbor frauds.
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Flower Hospital
New York
Henry Watterson
Roosevelt
Chang Sha
Chicago
William J. Bryan
South America
Gaynor
Elgin
Brayton
Aldrich
Congress
Oberlin M. Carter
Savannah Harbor
United States Supreme Court
Thieves Loot Candy Store as City Feels the Sting
A group of 200 robbers raid a New York candy shop and flee with 21600 pounds of sweets. Mayor Gaynor vetoes a coroner auto request and tells him to walk. Two Americans donate 50000 for a Dublin sanitarium. Aldrich notifies President of re election refusal Hale declines campaign. Hughes grants extradition for Frank Hoffster of Pressed Steel Car on conspiracy indictments.
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New York
Gaynor
Richmond
Dublin
Aldrich
Hale
Hughes
Pittsburg
Frank N. Hoffster
Pressed Steel Car Company
Deaths in Brookville and Russell Area Obituaries
H G Hail a well known Methodist minister died in Brookville PA on April 1 at age 66 from typhoid fever. He served western Pennsylvania churches including Emlenton Youngsville Garland Kane Franklin Oil City and was Jamestown district presiding elder. Survived by wife two sons and two daughters. Funeral 2 p m Sunday in Brookville. Russell death notices report Cynthia McCoy 72 died after illness at home with funeral Friday. James Edwards 93 died in West Court PA with Masons service in Oakland Chapel.
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H. G. Hail
Brookvile
Jefferson County
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Erie
Emlenton
Youngsville
Garland
Kane
Franklin
Oil City
Jamestown
Brookville
RussEll
Cynthia McCoy
A. J. McCoy
Lewis Sanborn
Frank Clark
Sarah Sanborn
Russel Cemetery
James Edwards
James
West Court
Mr. Edwards
Warren
Oakland
Masons
A. C. Drummond
First Baptist Church
Spring Creek Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
George Carroll of Youngsville was entertained by G. W. Graham. Mrs. Mary Carlin recovers from bronchitis and Mrs. Geo Graham shows improvement. Adaline Culp and Georgia Barber return home after visiting Corry and Spartanburg. F. E. Hyer visited Lucille Wentworth in Corry. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer visited Garland. Congregational church revival meetings were a great success.
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Spring Creek
George Carroll
Youngsville
G. W. Graham
Mary Carlin
McKay
Frank Hyers
Adaline Culp
Georgia Barber
Corry
Spartanburg
Geo. Graham
F. E. Hyer
Lucille Wentworth
Spencer
Congregational Church
Market Report New York Provision Market
New York prices for wheat corn oats pork hay eggs butter cheese and potatoes listed with bid and closing figures. Wheat futures eased while corn oats showed mixed movement across contracts and product prices ranged from state creamery butter to Maine potatoes per bag.
Market Summary Buffalo April Wheat Corn and Dairy Prices
Buffalo on April 20 reports No 1 northern wheat 1.1014 f o b afloat No 2 red 1.12 f o b. Corn No 2 yellow 62%4f o b afloat No 3 yellow 6c. Oats No 2 white 46c f o b afloat No 3 white 45c. Flour Fancy blended patent 6.25 7.00 per barrel Winter family patent 5.50 6.25. Butter Creamery western prints 34 44 35c state creamery 33 33%4c Dairy choice to fancy 31 33c. Cheese Choice to fancy old 17% 118%ec fair to good 16% 17c. Eggs State selected white 23c. Potatoes White fancy per bushel 2 338c choice 28 30c.
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New York
New
Pennsylvania
Maine
State
Buffalo
Winter Family
East Buffalo Livestock Market Prices Report
CATTLE prime export steers 7.75 to 8.50, good to choice butcher steers 6.75 to 7.75, choice cows 5.75 to 6.25, choice heifers 6.25 to 7.00, common to fair heifers 4.50 to 6.00, common to fair bulls 3.00 to 3.50, choice veals 9.295 to 9.50, fair to good 8.75 to 9.00. SHEEP AND LAMBS choice wool lambs 19.40 to 10.50, clipped gear ings 8.00 to 8.50, wool mixed sheep 7.25 to 8.00. HOGS light Yorkers 9.50 to 9.55, heavy hogs 9.559 to 9.55, pigs 9.50.
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East Buffalo
Buffalo Hay Market Prices Noted
Timothy tops the market at 19.00 and 20.00 for No. 1 timothy with No. 2 timothy at 18.00 and 18.50. Straw, wheat and oats quoted at 9.00.
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Buffalo
Timothy
Wanted chauffeur with repair skills and references
Situation as chauffeur sought by Cs G. O'Brien in Titusville Pennsylvania. Requires a sober man with road experience and college certificate. Applicant must provide letters of good reference. Address given. 4-21-31.
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Cs G. O’brien
Titusville
Remembering a Talkative Matrimony Exchange
A brief quoted exchange between Mrs Grumps and Mr Grumps recalls their wedding proposal. Mrs Grumps asks if he remembers the moment he asked her to marry him and if he replied yes. They note they both talked too much in hindsight.
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Mrs. Grumps
Mr. Grumps
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Elm Street and
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Jones Bros
Buffalo Ranch Wild West
Patterson
Tennessee
Duncan Cooper
E. W. Carmack
Morday
Wild West
Tokio
Japan
Warren, Penna
Carlton S. Morse
Warren, PA
H. G. Hail, B.D
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
Mercer
New Castle Terre
Corning
Eas Cabell
North
Lima
See
Indiana
Princeton
Somerset
Ragland
Illinois
Bae
Kansas
Oklahoma
Corsicana
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