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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
1
Death of Henry Sanborn 73 Civil War Veteran Near Warren County
Henry Sanborn of Warren County died peacefully in his sleep last night at age 73. A Civil War veteran, he served in Captain James' company and lived west of town most of his life. He is survived by his wife, two brothers, three sisters, a stepson, and an adopted daughter. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1 pm at the family home with interment in Russell Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ublic Library
Asussell
Henry Sanborn
Here
James
Warren County
Russell Cemetery
Williams Grove Picnic Reduced Rates Announced
For the Grangers Picnic at Williams Grove Pennsylvania from August 30 to September 4 the Pennsylvania Railroad will sell excursion tickets from stations in Pennsylvania and from Baltimore Elmira Frederick and intermediate Northern Central Railway stations August 24 to September 3 inclusive good to return until September 7 inclusive at reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Grove
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Elmira
Frederick
Northern Central Railway
Foster Family Reunion Held at Adams Hotel
The 28th Foster family reunion met at the Adams Hotel in Russell on Aug 20. Members traveled by train and trolley from Erie California Jamestown Ashville Warren Lander Onoville Randolph, with a midday hotel dinner and a business meeting electing Jesse Foster president Frank Alexander vice president Nellie Roach secretary treasurer and Hattie Cheney historian. Next year’s meeting time and place to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Russell
Adams
Jesse Foster
Frank Alexander
Nellie Roach
Hattie Cheney
Worthy Foster
California
Della Foster
H. Foster
Dorothy
Wilson
Alberstaxt
Erie
Jamestown
Ashville
Warren
Lander
Onoville
Randolph
Warren and Jamestown Street Railway profits report
The Warren and Jamestown Street Railway Company filed its quarterly report with the Second District Public Service Commission. The document covers the period ending June 30, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Warren and
Jamestown Street Railway Company
Second District Public Service Commission
Miss Jennie Carroll Rites Held In Warren Area
The deceased, Miss Jennie Carroll, died Thursday morning. She is survived by two sisters Mrs. C. A. Waters and Mrs. G. E. Eddy of Warren and a brother Leroy Carroll of Sheffield Illinois. Funeral was held Saturday at 5 PM from 200 Water Street with interment in Oakland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Carroll
C. A. Waters
G. E. Eddy
Warren
Leroy Carroll
Sheffield
Ill
Water Street
Oakland
Edinboro Announces Fall Term and Catalog Free
Edinboro invites prospective students to learn independent thinking and proper study habits under Principal Joan F. Bigler. Fall term begins September 7 with a free catalogue available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
Joan F. Bigler
Widow Mrs E C Bailey Dies at Jamestown aged 68
Elizabeth Louise Bailey widow of Edward C Bailey died August 16 at her daughter Mrs John Alden Osmer’s summer home in Shadyside aged 68. She leaves three children Edward P Bailey Clayton E Bailey and Mrs Frances Bailey Osmer all of Jamestown. Funeral held at Clayton E Bailey’s 153 South Main Street. She was born March 4 1841 at Warren Pa married June 10 1862 and was active in First Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid Society Jamestown Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution and New Century Art Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bailey
Elizabeth Louise Bailey
Edward C. Bailey
John Alden Osmer
Shadyside
Edward P. Bailey
Clayton E. Bailey
Frances Bailey Osmer
Jamestown
South Main Street
Elizabeth Louise Eddy
Hiram Eddy
Warren
Bailey
Osmer
Sugar Grove Town Picnic Sees Two Ball Wins
The Sugar Grove township picnic at Peterson's grove near Chandlers Valley drew about 3000 people. A morning 14 to 8 win by the Sugar Grove Cubs over Chandlers Valley was followed by a 7 to 6 victory over Youngsville in the afternoon. Arthur Rice led the association, with officers elected F D Wheelock president Theodore Akins vice president Geo Woodside secretary and C M Shortt treasurer. Rev W P Murray of Erie spoke a 45 minute address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Sugar Grove Township
Peterson’s Grove
Chandlers Valley
Suga Grove Cubs
Arthur Rice
Association
F. D. Wheelock
Theodore Akins
Geo. Woodside
C. M. Shortt
W. P. Murray
Erie
Methodist Episcopal Church
Murray
Youngsville
Holt Family Reunion Held In Glade Township
A Holt family reunion on August 18 at Mrs J B Holt’s home in Glade township drew 65 members. After a dinner a business meeting elected temporary officers led by President Miss Ellen Clemons and Secretary Mrs Bertha K Mackey. Permanent officers named P C Holt president Ed Clemons vice president and Mrs Bertha Mackey secretary. Next gathering set for mid June 1910 near Frewsburg with Mrs Mary Holt Haskins hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
J. B. Holt
Glade Township
Pleasant Farm
Ellen Clemons
Bertha K. Mackey
Mack Holt
P. C. Holt
Ed. Clemons
Bertha Mackey
Mary Holt Haskins
Frewsburg
Death of Mrs Johanna Look in Warren
Johanna Look died at her Jackson street extension home on Thursday. Born in Germany September 18 1845 she lived in Warren since 1881. She is survived by her husband three sons August Peter and Carl and two daughters Mrs Kellerman and Mrs Offerle all of Warren. A devout Christian and member of the L C B A and Rosary Society of St Joseph church. Funeral from St Joseph's church Saturday with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna
Lambert Look
Jackson Street
Germany
Warren
August
Peter
Carl
Mary Kellerman
Steen Offerle
Rosary Society of
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Cattle Killed In Electric Storm Near Russell
Three calves found dead in a Russell county pasture after an Aug. storm. The cattle belonged to Mrs Thressa Ackley and William Sumner, all summer on Ackley’s farm. The loss is noted after a severe electric storm last Monday.
Agreement Acknowledges Taft’s Difficult Path to Presidency
The passage notes a consensus that obtaining access to President Taft is notably challenging. It reflects opinions from the group on the political climate surrounding Taft’s leadership and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Mrs. Elizabeth Leonhart Named Past Grand Chief
In Wilkes-Barre yesterday the Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania held a brief session and inducted Grand Chancellors. South Bethlehem was chosen for next year’s convention. The Pythian Sisters elected officers for the coming year led by Past Grand Chief Mrs. Elizabeth Leonhart of Warren and Grand Chief Mrs. Sarah Steen of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhart
Wilkes-Barre
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
South Bethlehem
Pythian Sisters
Elizabeth Leonhart
Warren
Sarah Steen
New Castle
Sarah Gilson
Sharon
Nellie F. True
Eric
Isabelle Button
Corry
Supreme
Myria Kammerer
Greenville
Labor Day Picnic Planned by Business Men Association
A Thursday meeting of the Business Men's Association decided to hold a Labor Day picnic at the Outing Club for business men clerks and families. Special cars will run in the afternoon and evening to transport attendees. B G Gregory C Beckley and Val Stevens were named committee of arrangements. The band will play and sports programs will be arranged. Stores will close at noon to allow all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Association
Messrs
B. G. Gregory
C. Beckley
Val Stevens
Narrow escape in car crash near Conewango plant
Monday evening David Alexander chauffeur for J P Jefferson and party including his wife and two children with William Clark were in a car when the steering failed near the Conewango Refining Company plant. The vehicle left the road, struck a tree, throwing out the occupants. Alexander suffered a severe scalp wound and Clark broke a collar bone. Mrs Alexander and the children were uninjured aside from scratches. Clark was taken to hospital where he rests easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Alexander
J. P
Bigamy Charge Issued Against J D Stoke in Falconer Case
Justice Cheston A. Price issued a warrant charging J D Stoke with bigamy. Complainant A O Briggs of Falconer alleges Stoke married Mrs Briggs's daughter on July 8 of the current year while still married to a wife from 1878. Stoke was in Warren- awaiting extradition papers after a prior bail release and arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheston A. Price
J. D. Stoke
A. O. Briggs
Falconer
Stoke
Briggs
Warren
Jamestown
Warren County
Jamestown Journal
Pair of Riders Cause Commotion On Sheffield Line
Two men onboard a Sheffield line street car near noon refused to pay after reaching Tiona. Conductor Lindgreen tried to eject them as one man drew a revolver and the other a razor. They were arrested. one fined $20, the other jailed to await next court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Tiona
Lindgreen
New Game Laws Digest Ready for Free Distribution
The 1909 edition of the game fish and forestry laws, prepared after each Legislature by Chief Game Protector Joseph Kalbfus, is now available. The pocket size pamphlet has 270 pages with separate digests and an index, plus leading judicial decisions. Copies may be obtained from Secretary Kalbfus in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kalbfus
Kalbfus
Harrisburg
Regiment history marks 83rd Pennsylvania’s Civil War start
Forty eight years ago in Tionesta Company G Eighty third Pennsylvania Volunteers elected D S Knox captain. The unit left for Erie next day and served until war’s end. It is claimed the regiment lost more men in battle than any other Pennsylvania unit with 971 killed or wounded and 23 died in Confederate prisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighty-third
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Tionesta
D. S. Knox
Erie
Pennsylvania
It Might Be Hotter Yet Comfort Within Reach
A brief line noting the potential for higher heat and the enduring availability of comfort. The phrase implies fluctuating conditions while reassurance remains.
Raspberry Cane Girdler Damages Raspberry Canes Citing Advice
A Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture letter describes the Raspberry Cane Girdler harming Cuthbert canes with girdles and larval boring. Prof. Surface advises cutting below girdles and burning incisions to stop the life cycle and prevent spread. notes beetle eggs cause sap flow disruption. The passage also mentions cabbage prep reducing pesticide residues and a claim that large growers use poison against pests like the green cabbage worm and potato beetle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Zoology
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
H. A. Surface
Surface
Cabbage Worm Control Tips From State Zoologist Surface
Pennsylvania growers were advised by Prof H A Surface state zoologist on cabbage worm control. Arsenical sprays using arsenate of lead or Paris green in fifty gallons of water are recommended with fine mist application and evening spraying. Dust can be used on small premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
H. A. Surface
Paris
Division of Zoology
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
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