Week at Chautauqua Assembly Highlights Education and Arts
The Chautauqua program featured sermons by Rev. G A Johnston Ross and lectures by H S Curtis on child welfare, Griggs on ethical factors in social progress, and Bailey on The Home Beautiful. Recitals by Charles F Underhill and performances by the orchestra and choir enriched the week known as Recognition Week with new arrivals from Warren at Indiana cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
N. Y
G. A. Johnston Ross
Presbyterian Church
Bryn Mawr
Cambridge
England
United States
H. S. Curtis
National Playground Association
Edith Kunz
New York City
Edward Howard Griggs
Montclair
N. J
Griggs
Charles F. Underhill
Brooklyn
Dickens
Julian Edwards
Henry Turner Bailey
Hidward Howard Griggs
Warren
Alice Mead
Majorie Mead
Indiana Cottage
Josephine M. Nixon
Morris Ave
Civic Improvement League urged to act on untidy Laurel Street lots
A citizen criticizes Warren’s Civic Improvement League for inaction over two neglected vacant lots on Laurel Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, noting the properties belong to the Myron Waters estate and Samuel Peterson. The letter calls for prompt reform to keep the town looking well year round.
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Civic Improvement League
Laurel Street
Warren
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourth
Laurel Streets
Myron Waters
Samuel Peterson
Warren Nine Falls to Jamestown at Russell Park
In a Monday ball game at Russell Park the Warren nine was defeated 6 to 1 by Jamestown. A golf match at Warren Saturday afternoon saw Titusville players and Warren club members, played under the Nassau scoring, won by Warren 31 to 11. Afterward Titusville teams were entertained at dinner by the Warren squad.
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Russell Park
New Warren
Jamestown
Warren
Titusville
Warren Club
Nassau
J. C. Wheeler
H. Haskell
E. Emerson, Jr
J. N. Emerson
S. Y. Ramage
G. W. Horne
S. C. Fertig
F. Haskell
J. C. Edmonson
J. M. Bloss
Dr. C. A. Black
Robert McKelvy
Semple
Walter Roberts
Messenger
Lake Columbus Park
A. F. Messenger
C. Baker
Rev. E. Jones
A. S. Jones
Buffalo
N. Y
Ashville
Falconer
N. W
Come to This Country to Study
The article notes a rising number of foreign students coming to the United States to study, emphasizing ongoing growth in international enrollment and demand for U.S. higher education.
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United States
Death of Mrs. Mary Hertzel in Warren
Mrs. Mary Hertzel born November 11 1832 in Alsace France died in Warren on August 11 after a long illness. She arrived in 1851 at age 18 married to Martin Hertzel and lived at 8 Conenango Avenue for 57 years. Survived by two children Lenora and Edward Hertzel and three sisters Mrs A Cools Emma and Louise Hartwick. Funeral Saturday at 4 pm at home with interment in Oakland cemetery.
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Mary Hertzel
Mary A. Hartwick Hertzel
Alsace
France
Germany
Warren Thursday
Martin Hertzel
No. 8
Conewango Avenue
Lenora H
Edward E. Hertzel
A. Cools
Emma
Louise Hartwick
Conenango Avenue
Oakland Cemetery
Schiff urges government commission to develop Alaska
Jacob H. Schiff returns to New York after a Alaska trip and says coal and timber should be developed under a U S government commission. He notes Alaska has potential in metals fisheries and coal but fears aridity and short summers hinder agriculture. Coal currently valued around 12 dollars a ton, could be cheaper with development. He warns against overzealous conservation halting progress.
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Jacob H. Schiff
New York City
Alaska
Mr. Schiff
British Columbia
Leopard Attacks Child at Beaver Falls Zoo
A leopard stretched through a cage in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania and mauled five year old John Eggensberger as his father keeper George Eggensberger and another man fought to free him. The child was knocked unconscious and is in critical condition. The leopard had allegedly attacked a child previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
John Egensberger
George Eggensberger
Tool in His Appendix Forces Surgery for Dunmore Man
Thomas Duffy a 23 year old machinist of Dunmore near Scranton Pa swallowed a two inch steel prong with a burr while having teeth fixed by Dr Harold Davis. Doctors forced the tool down into his stomach it reached the veriform appendix inflaming it and embedding the steel instrument making his condition critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Duffy
Dunmore
Scranton
Harold Davis
Duffy
Scientist predicts 13000 year shift in seasons
A scientist claims that in 13,000 years the globe will swap summer and winter. He offers no proof, though proving him wrong would be difficult due to the long timescale and lack of present evidence.
Growth of Population Drives Housing Needs
Insurance authorities estimate the nation must build about 300000 new houses annually to accommodate population growth and an additional 80000 houses to replace homes lost to fire, outlining a major housing demand.
Global brief reports stalled church talks and disasters
Advices from Madrid say church and state negotiations have reached a deadlock. Robert Loraine flew from Blackpool to Llandudno by sea, a 50 mile crossing. Floods in Tokyo caused many deaths and suffering. A Rice inquest in Cleveland heard the shot that killed a millionaire lawyer may have come from a Russian gallery gun or a Winchester. Three brothers died and a fourth injured when an express train struck them at East Greenwich Rhode Island.
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Madrid
Robert Loraine
Blackpool
Llandudno
Wales
Irish Sea
Japan
Tokio
Cleveland
New York, New Haven & Hartford
East Greenwich
R. I
Brussels
Saujon
France
China
Ballinger
Klamath Falls
Ore
Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
Gore
Owen
United States Senate
Vatican Will Not Propose To Spain Until Talks Resume
A semi official Vatican note says no new proposals to Spain while Premier Canalejas remains away from negotiations. The Terra Nova Antarctic ship is 11 days from boarding. The Earl of Egmont, once a London fire brigade member, has died. Manchuria's viceroy formally demands Japanese withdrawal from non residency areas. Rhode Island reports a rapid spread of infantile paralysis.
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Vatican
Spain
Canalejas
Scott
Earl of Egmont
London Firet Brigade
London
Manchuria
Rhode Island
Duke of Edinburgh Runs Aground At Cowes
The armored cruiser Duke of Edinburgh ran ashore on a rocky Cowes ledge and may be floated at high tide though the position is dangerous. A Tokyo flood inundates parts of the city leaving thousands homeless and 3385 dead with 500 missing. A Barcelona Republican leader warns Spain may become a republic. The War Department rushes troops to Montana and Idaho fires as conditions worsen. Columbus police face a strike ban with 32 mutants suspended and 2000 volunteers called by the mayor.
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Duke of Edinburgh
Cowes
Tokio
Republican Party
Barcelona
Spain
War Department
Montana
Idaho
Columbus
Ohio
Brussels exposition fire losses overestimated
Advices from Brussels say the museum fire losses are not as severe as first feared and the grounds have reopened. In Japan floods 1,112 dead and missing with nearly 4,006 houses washed away. Terra Nova sighted near Capetown 14 days late. Taft told a Philippines visitor he might visit during his term. Harmon ordered 1,400 Ohio National Guard to Columbus for strike duty without mayoral input.
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Brussels
Taft
Philippines
Islands
Harmon
Marshall
Ohio National Guard
Columbus
Sinking of Spanish steamer Martos and other 1910 news
Thursday reports reveal the Spanish steamer Martos sank after colliding with the German tramp Elsa of Gibraltar, killing thirty nine. Chilean President Montt is dead. Russia reports daily cholera outbreaks with widespread child hunger. U.S. post offices show a 3 percent 1910 receipts rise. Governor Hughes rents a Washington DC dwelling ahead of his October 1 start as U.S. Supreme Court justice.
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Martos
Elsa
Gibraltar
Montt
Chili
Russia
United States
Hughes
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Putnam Family Reunion in Akeley Plans Weather Acknowledgment
The Putnam family will hold its annual reunion in Akeley on Thursday September 1 with Hale's grove if fair weather and Grange hall if stormy. The events include gatherings and family fellowship in a local park setting conditional on the forecast.
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Putnam
Akeley
Hale’s Grove
Grange Hall
Wedding Bells And Engagement News From Warren Area
The article notes out of town guests at a Warren wedding, with families from New York Emporium Kane and Dushore attending the ceremony and send-off at the D A V P station for the couple heading to New York City. It covers a St Marys Sacred Heart Church marriage and an engagement in Glade Run with York Pa. ties.
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Schuler-Heald
Milton J. Schuler
Clara G. Heald
Warren
A. P. Crow
Grace M. E. Church
Charlotte
Clarence Heald
St. Clard’s Church
Clarendon
Father O’hern
Francis J. Finan
New York City
Anna Gertrude Hanley
Tiona
Mary Agnes Hanley
Austin L. Finan
New York
Richard Lavery
J. E. Finan
Margaret Finan
Groom
C. R. Bagley
Harriett Russell
Emporium
Eugene Farrell
George Farrell
Kane
Agatha Farrell
Dushore
John Kiernan
Stoneham
James Lavery
John Clark
Anna
Mae Moran
Berthall. Weis
St. Marys
Clarence H. Gordon
Sacred Heart Church
Albert Weis
Flora Schaut
Skeleton Found Solves Missing Woman Mystery in Utica
In Utica on August 18 Horace Burlingham, a bookkeeper, found the skeleton of Mrs Kelier Clark in a dense thicket while searching for a root sold for six dollars per pound. The skeleton, with a bottle of poison, was identified by jewelry and a watch, confirming Mrs Clark as Edith Coleman before marrying Dr Keller Clark, with one son. she was 39 at disappearance after leaving Middlefield Centre three years earlier.
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Utica
Horace Burlingham
Kelier Clark
Middlefield Centre
Burlingham
Landanum
Clark
Knapp
Sister Defends Suitor in Family Courtesy Exchange
A brother remarks that his sister defended the suitor last night while their father warned that he is a fool. The suitor asks what she said and learns she told him not to judge a man by his looks.
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Sis
Public figure Cashin leaves wealth to public institution
In a sharp exchange McSweeney questions Cashin's will leaving all money to a public body Smatley suggests it stems from not being able to take it along, while McSweeney counters he had money to burn and why not leave it behind.
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McSweeney
Cashin
Smatley
Electricity Powers Stable Vacuum Suction for Horses
In stables a new system uses electric power to drive a vacuum suction comb that carries horses. An electrically driven fan creates the necessary vacuum to lift and move animals.
A Deterrent Said By A Universalist Leader
A Universalist leader frames medicine as a deterrent that teaches caution to avoid catching a cold, as a young girl defines its purpose. The remark blends childlike simplicity with public health wisdom in a brief, quotable thought.
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Universalist
Prolonging Life of Seacoast Guns
Prolong life of six inch caliber and larger seacoast guns by adding a double tube design. Inner tube failure will not affect the outer tube and jacket, allowing low cost restoration and rehabilitation of worn or eroded bores.
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
Local newspaper ad notice urges businesses to place classified ads in the Mail for effective exposure. The brief highlights reach and response potential, urging reader merchants to secure space quickly.
Childrens Sermon Teaches Psalmist Idea with Fortune Teller
In a juvenile class, the Rev. Dr. Fifthly asks which boy can name the psalmist. Little Johnnie Woodlie answers by describing the psalmist as the fellow who gazes into a wand and tells fortunes.
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Johnnie Woodlie
Banknote Dialogue Prompts Trust and Death Delay
A street exchange of old fashioned slang shows a man asking to indorse a paper for thirty days and another hesitating about the risk of death before the note's due date. The witty reply insists no one dies in thirty days and urges continuation.
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Long Dispatches
Capetown
Stanton Family Reunion
Stanton
A. D. Walters
Cable Hollow
Pine Grove Township
R. F. Pickard
Herbert Stanton
H. A. Lounsbury
R. L. Clawson
Elmer E. Thompson
Lee Simmons
Fern Ecker
Struthers Hotel
Justice Wheeler
Recorder's Office
Louie Neely
Goodwill Hill Aid
Goodwill Hill Aid Society
Frank Nason
Woodard
Will Wheelock
Youngsville
Earl Baker
Lottsville
Sweet-Parker
Fieldmore Park
W. A. Stowell
Pleasantville
F. A. Lesser
L. S. Sweet
M. J. Tobey
Chandlers Valley
Finan-Hanley
Gordon- Weis
C. H. Horner
Gladerun
Anne L
D. Rupp Myers
York, Pa
Mr. Myers
York Engineering Company
Wogman
Florence Nightingale
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