Local notes and misfortunes fill Warren page
Major Mc Nary inspects Company I on April 29. Jury drawn for U S District Court in Pittsburgh. Post office shifts opening to 6 30. Mrs William Chase dies near Grand Valley. John Humphrey sells to H R DeLong. Axe makers strike resolves quickly. Health officer burned testing formaldehyde. Street car on North Warren line catches fire. William H Pickett files for bankruptcy. Grant Phillis East Branch home destroyed by fire. Jolly Phil Maher Company returns to Harald. Toll house being converted to barber shop. Wage demands surface among Warren line workers. Narrow escape on crossing by milk dealer. Mildred S Wood and Chester S Allen marry. Glass thrower fined. Electrical cooking demo well attended. Ethel Vandersluys marries Byron Ensworth. set to move to Cleveland.
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Ethel M. Vandersluys
Byron W. Ensworth
John Vandersluys
Biddle Street
William H. Jones
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ensworth
Cleveland
Ohio
East 115Th Street
George B. Ensworth
Warren Savings Bark
Superior Savings and Trust Company of
C. W. Beckley
Old Warren Resident John Bauman Dies After Illness
John M. Bauman of Warren died last Monday morning at 6 o’clock in Emergency Hospital after a two year illness with lung trouble. Born in Philadelphia July 7 1851 he moved to Warren in 1880 and was 62. Survived by three daughters Emma Harriet Marie and two sons Stanley Wallace William and Harriet plus sisters Mrs Louise Watson and Mrs Carrie Shoeman. He was a wood clerk and hotel manager formerly landlord of the Exchange Hotel. Funeral held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday from Melrose Place with private burial in Oakland cemetery.
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John M. Bauman
Philadelphia
Warren
Stanley
Perth Amboy
N. J
Emma
Wallace
William
Harriet
Marie
Canton
Louise Watson
Carrie Shoeman
New York City
Exchange Hotel
Saeathene
Melrose Place
Oakland Cemetery
Harald Sandstrom Receives Sign for Harald Theatre
Harald Sandstrom accepted a handsome electric sign from Jewel Electric Sign Company of Erie on Wednesday for the Harald Theatre. The sign proclaims Harald Theatre and was mounted on the building front.
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Harald Sandstrom
Jewel Electric Sign Company
Erie
Harald Theatre
Pennsylvania to trial local train on P and E branch
Pennsylvania plans a local train service on the P and E branch between Erie and Kane with all stations served while through trains to and from Harrisburg skip the Kane to Erie stops to improve speed. Final decision will come in a few days.
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Pennsylvania
Erie
Kane
Pony Express Monument Unveiled in St Joseph Missouri
A granite memorial to pony express riders was unveiled at Patee park St. Joseph commemorating the start point of the first ride on April 3 1860. Presented by the local DAR chapter, the ceremony featured Charles Cliff Cody Major and other descendants and riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patee Park
St. Joseph
St Joseph
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles Cliff
William F
Buffalo Bill) Cody
J.eliott W. Major
Missouri
First
Pony Express Company
Ozark Mountains
City of
L. P. Evans
Wathena
Kan
John Pry
Grape Growers Protest Child Labor Section in Chautauqua
Grape growers in the Chautauqua belt oppose a child labor bill section they say would harm the industry. The bill would require employment certificates for youths under 16, except for boys over 12 during July and August harvests. Harvests begin in September, making the exception ineffective for grape work.
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Chautauqua
Grange Buys Tooke Building in Sheridan Village
Sheridan grange has purchased the Tooke building in the village of Sheridan New York. A committee led by A M Geiger William E E Hamle and William J Doty closed the deal on behalf of the grange. The price was 2200 dollars and possession will be taken May 1 with all meetings and social gatherings to be held thereafter.
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Grange
Sheridan Grange
Sheridan
N. Y
A. M. Geiger
William E. E. Hamle
William J. Doty
The
12 Cows and a Horse Cremated at Skinner Farm
Lightning struck the Skinner farm two miles west of Attica New York Saturday night burning the stock and hay barns. Marcus Sierk tenant loses 12 cows a horse beans oats hay and tools. Loss partly covered by $3 000 insurance on a $4 000 structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
N. Y
Marcus Sierk
New Milk Ordinances at Dunkirk Stop Bottles Reuse
Dunkirk New York imposes strict milk and cream cleanliness on dairymen and dealers and requires customers to wash scald and clean milk bottles. Customers must not reuse dealer owned containers for other purposes or face penalties as defined.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
Batavia Company Calls for More Worker Housing
Johnston Harvester, Batavia's largest employer with over 2990 workers, writes to the board of trade and local business groups urging actions to supply additional homes for workingmen. Treasurer L D Collins says 100 new houses are needed and proposes forming a building club.
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Johnston Harvester Company
Batavia
Board of Trade
Business Men’s Association
Boosters’ Club
L. D. Collins
Boy Archie Crandall Found After River Canoe Tragedy
The body of Archie Crandall son of Ray B Crandall president of Crandall Panel Co Brocton N Y was recovered in Fredonia New York after a canoe accident in the Huron River at Ann Arbor Michigan on March 30. Search by relatives and thousands of students continued until the body was found on Tuesday.
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Archie Crandall
Ray B. Crandall
Crandall Panel Company
Brocton
N. Y
Huron River
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fredonia
Crandall
Bomb Blast Wrecks LeRoy Rectory in Church Attack
A bomb planted on the veranda of St. Joseph's Italian church rectory in LeRoy New York partially wrecked the building and shattered many church windows. Police blame Black Hand operatives. Rev Hector Salia and his 15 year old niece escaped injury as they slept in the rear.
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St. Joseph's
LeRoy
N. Y
Black Hand
Hector Salia
Woman Dies After Arbutus Poisoning Near Susquehanna
Miss Amy Burlight, 35, died after eating what was believed to be arbutus while walking with Albert Denny, 35, a Lackawanna railroad fireman, near Langphoro Langboro Langphoro Susquehanna Pa. Both fell ill after picking flowers and sharing the meal along the riverbank.
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Amy Burlight
Albert Denny
Lackawanna Railroad
Susquehanna River
Langphoro
Susquehanna
Lanesboro
Burlight
Warrant Out for Olean Principal
A warrant for arrest on information from ten year old Adolph Johnson charges principal Jackson Gallup of school No 2 Olean with assault in the third degree. The claim stems from an alleged rubber tube incident used to discipline boys over leek eating at Eleventh and State Streets school.
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Olean
Adolph Johnson
Jackson Gallup
Fire damages Ferris Cut Glass storeroom in Corning blaze
Spontaneous combustion set a storeroom of Ferris Cut Glass in Corning on fire last week. The blaze affected about ten to twelve business firms and caused over $50,000 in property damage. Firemen fought the three hour blaze, and damage extended to the stereotyping room of the Corning Evening Leader and its press and mailing rooms.
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Excelsior
Olean Enforces Curfew Law for Youths Under 16
Acting Police Chief Lawler of Olean New York orders strict enforcement of the curfew ordinance. No child under sixteen may be on the streets unattended after 9 PM. Parents of violators may be arrested for misdemeanor under the aged statute. The rule had existed years but lacked enforcement until now.
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Olean
Lawler
N. Y
Secretary to Hygiene Congress Arrives in New York
H Herbert Blakeslie secretary of the fourth international conference on school hygiene has arrived in New York. He says fifteen thousand delegates will attend from every continental country and from Japan. Every U S governor and many city mayors have been invited and accepted.
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Hygiene Congress
H. Herbert Blakeslie
Buffalo
New York
Blakeslie
Japan
United States
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16Th Regiment, N. G. P
McNary
Pittsburgh
Z. T. Weaver
John H. Driscoll
Clarendon
S. H. Evans
Tidioute
United States District Court
William Chase
P. C. Hockenberry
Merritt Farm
Grand Valley
Humphrey
John Humphrey
Humphrey and DeLong
Pennsylvania Avenue
H. R. DeLong
Mesdames
D. H. Galey
L. T. Simpson
Simpson Clarendon
G. E. Dennigan
Warren Axe and Tool Co
H. J. Bierce
Bierce
North Warren
Conenango
W. H. Pickett
William H. Pickett
East Branch
Grant Phillis
James Phillis
Phillis
Dakota
Grant Dalrymple
West Spring Creek
Jolly Phil Maher
Harald
Allegheny River
Gus Mull
Jamestown St. By
Ward R. Weiler
East
Fifth Streets
Weiler
Wood-Allen
Mildred Stewart Wood
Chester S. Allen
Trinity Memorial Church
W. H. Jones
W. M. Robertson
Albert Davis Wood
Allen
Third Street
Hooper Milk Company
Warner Street
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Warren Light and Power Company
Liberty Street
Ethel Vandersluys
Miss Bryant
Library Theatre
Miss King
Lehman
Omar
Young
Securitss Bryant
Aylard
LaRue _ Boals
Reis
Eleanor Stanley
Scriabine
Miss Stanley
Flotow
Martha
Ana
Verdi
OLD
Fi - Fou
Masonic Temple
Bidg
Warren, Penn
Shaft
St. Joseph, Mo
Corning
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