Warren County case alerts on non est inventus service
In the 1909 Warren County Common Pleas case Dora Smith libellant vs Louis B Smith the subpoena and alias subpoena were returned non est inventus. The sheriff notifies appearance by Sept 1909 to answer the libel for dissolution of matrimony per petition before the court.
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Warren County Common Pleas
Pauline Hansen
Hermanson
Libellant
Christen Hansen
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
B. G. Gregory
Dora Smith
Louis B. Smith
Emmett L. Mix
Effie L. Mix
Sach
Katherina Zimmerman
John Zimmerman
Jennie R. Freedman
Harris Freedman
G. Gregory
Lelia Hazlett
Louis T. Hazlett
Guardians and Administrators Accounts Filed in Warren Pa
A series of estate and guardianship filings were recorded from July 21 to August 7 1909 in Warren Pennsylvania. Entries include guardianship for John K McClintock and Frank J Lyons ward Andrew Maher and minor children under the Springstead and Dalrymple estates plus administrators and executors for Lef fard McGrath Sage Hopper Dalrymple and Meclintock. ED R Allen Register. Warren Pa August 7 1909.
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Orphans’ Court of
Warren County
Pennsylvania
C. W. H. Verback
Orphans’ Court of Warren Co
W. H. Verback
R. Allen
Orphans’ Court
John K. McClintock
John A. Meclintock
Mary A. Leffard
W. 35. Leffard
Frank J. Lyons
Andrew Maher
Rose Maher
Clara C. Orr
Mary McGrath
F. D. Kinnear
W. D. Kinnear
W. R. Dawson
John P. Sage
William S. Clark
Samuel Hopper
W. C. Kelley
Frederick Springstead
Births Recorded in Warren and Pleasant Township
In Pleasant township on August 5 1909 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Yagle. In Warren on August 11 1909 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Beglar. In Honolulu Hawaii on July 26 1909 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Jerome Hinkle formerly of Warren.
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Yacle
Pleasant Township
Charles Yagle
Breelar
Warren
Fred Beglar
Automobiles and Farm Buildings Burned in Morrisons Explosion
W S Bartholomew of Warren lost his White touring car and a barn with contents in an explosion at his Morrisons farm five miles from Kinzua on Wednesday morning August 4. Fire destroyed hay grain and building. Loss about $3000 with insurance on hay grain barn and auto.
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W.S. Bartholomew
Warren
Morrisons
Kinzua
Mixed-Up Obituary Turns Into Fire Report
A printer error merged an obituary of a wealthy citizen with a fire narrative. The fragment implies the deceased was unpopular and that insurance covered the losses, while the widow suspects the editor was owed five years of subscription.
Estates Administration Accounts Filed for Orphans Court
Notices state unnamed persons filed final and partial administration accounts in Warren County. Accounts include Hedwig Offerle for Jacob S. Offerle, Antonella Barker for Lodesky U. Manley, Horton and Ham for Erastus Barnes, A. J. Brown for Myrtle Brown, Augustus Jones and Lizzie N. Jones for Caroline Simmons, and W. F. Henry partial account. Next court review Sept 6 at 2 p.m.
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Warren County
Orphans’ Court
Hedwig Offerle
Jacob 5
Offerle
Antonella V. Barker
Lodesky U. Manley
Byron B. Horton
Henry H. Ham
Erastus Barnes
A. J. Brown
Cyrus F. Brown
Myrtle Brown
Franklin
London music hall belle sues manager over pay after engagement
A London music hall belle who had recently won over a wealthy nobleman sues her manager for underpayment. She wins and receives fan congratulations while sending his telegrams back to his house. The telegrams are displayed publicly, prompting remarks. A second damages action against the manager is pending.
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London
Flightie
Heaving the Lead Aboard the Pig Lead Steamer
The steamer laden with pig lead struggles up a river when a dispute erupts between the mate and a deckhand over heaving the lead. A pig of lead is hurled overboard after a quarrel, unbalancing the mate who falls in. Captain intervenes as Pat delays to learn the water depth, urging patience.
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Patrick
Pat
A Reflective Verse on Life’s Steep Ascent
A meditation on life as a rocky climb with a narrow path and many slips. The speaker urges restraint to avoid reproachful judgments, noting others may err more greatly than we do. The verse personifies caution and empathy in the face of moral missteps.
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Pennsylvania
Child Corrects Hat Tree Purchase Price
Mrs. Smith asks Samuel why she bought the hat tree and he answers the price, noting he was told not to tell anyone. The scene captures a humorous misunderstanding about the purchase.
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Sammy
Death of the Duke of Wellington Triggers Diplomatic Dilemma
The death of the Duke of Wellington prompted a diplomatic fuss as the French ambassador worried about attending his funeral at St Pauls. Baron Brunnow counseled that with the duke dead there was no need to refuse now, even if the idea of resurrection would justify refusing.
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Duke of Wellington
St. Paul's
Russia
Baron Brunnow
Baron Brunnon
Epworth Herald Pursuit of Service Over Mystery
An Epworth Herald reflection urges focus on enriching life through worthy service rather than chasing life’s puzzles. The piece argues that greater effort and dedication to service yield greater happiness and fulfillment.
Arm of the Law Shortfall Leads to Woman’s Jail Sentence
A Canadian woman faced a large money claim she felt she should not pay. She sold real estate worth about 15,000 dollars and hid the proceeds in her stocking. When jailed for a year for contempt, her counsel argued that the arm of the law should reach the funds, prompting a courtroom exchange.
City Editor Cummings and the Saloons Liquor Test
Former Representative Amos J. Cummings who once edited the Sun tasked reporter Murray with checking if saloons would sell liquor on the following day. On Thursday Murray reported that saloons were indeed selling liquor.
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Amos J. Cummings
New York
The
Sun
Cummings
Murray
Tom
Theodore Parker Ideals and Personal Improvement
A compact reflection noting that every man envisions an ideal self, which may be lofty or modest, and that those who strive to improve always surpass their current character even when the goal seems distant.
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Theodore Parker
Family Secrets in Louisville Portrait of a Thoughtless Matron
A Louisville woman noted for blunt talk entertains a young man on her front porch while neighbors chat. Her motherly neighbor comments on a toddler learning to walk, claiming she let her daughter walk young and was left with bow legs. The scene shifts as the young man discusses the weather.
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Louisville
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Printz
Eddy
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Munn & Co
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Warren, Va
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M. Mead
Warren Co
Register
Warren, Pa
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Epworth Herald
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Penn’a
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
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