Nurses Charged in Assault at State Hospital Incident
Miss Margaret McFarland and Miss Emma Long face assault and aggravated assault charges from Harry P. Rice father of Dorothy Rice, a former patient. Hearing held before Justice Wheeler. bail set at 500 and 200 with S. W. Waters as surety. Five discharged nurses allege mistreatment and coercive "soap treatment" following a dispute over Epsom salts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McFarland
Emma Long
State Hospital For the Insane
Harry P. Rice
Dorothy Rice
Wheeler
Miss McFarland
Miss Long
S. W. Waters
Irene Caldwell
Irwin
Allen Tremain
Hisse Sandford
Warren
Miss Mitchell
Nellie Griffin
Danville
Hawks
Miss Rice
C. E. Bordwell
Frank J. Lyons
Edward Lindsey
Morris S. Guth
Bert H. Printz Celebrates 51st Birthday at Home
A birthday party honoring Bert H. Printz’s 51st anniversary was held at his Youngstown home. Guests included A. A. Printz, Leo Printz, Sam Printz, Dave Printz, Chas Kaufman, Dr Foster, E. E. Grimm, Dr Martin, Cecil Brunswick, and Jesse Robison, with music as the main amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert H. Printz
Youngstown
A. A
Leo Printz
Warren
Sam Printz
Kane
Dave Printz
Franklin
Chas. Kaufman
Foster
E. E. Grimm
Martin
Cleveland
Cecil Brunswick
Taft Admired Yet Denied Loyalty by Southern Democrats
President Taft is praised in Richmond but local Democrats would not abandon the party. Deacon Hemphill recounts a Richmond banquet anecdote in which a Democrat declares, I’d see him in hell first, if Taft were nominated again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Richmond
Virginia
J. M. Hemphill
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Deacon Hemphill
Insurgent Activity Reported Across Texas Border
A band of about 30 Mexican insurgents is said to have approached Alpine Texas prompting Sheriff J A Walton and deputies to head toward Chisos. Reports from Marathon and Guadalajara mention firing near the border and a dynamite bomb found beneath a Methodist school in Guadalajara. Mexico City dispatches note General Reyes may return from Europe to become vice president.
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Texas
Dalton
Methodist School
Guada
el Paso
Tex
J. A. Walton
Alpine
Chisos
R. §. Dodd
Dodd
Mexico
Marathon
Florald
Chihuahua
Guadalajara
Institute Colon
The
Herald
Mexico City
General Reyes
Europe
Corrall
Diaz
Labor Paper Abandoned by Central Labor Council
The Oil City Labor Review plans were dropped as the Central Labor council abandoned efforts to take over the publication amid alleged claims against the paper. A stock company plan fell through as threats from con tables with tacks and hammers appeared, leading to closure and halted voice of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
Oil City Labor Review
Venango Herald
Deer hunters tally large Northern Michigan casualties
Detroit reports 46 deer season accidents in Michigan's upper peninsula since November 10, with 20 deaths. Most incidents trace to carelessness and green hunters handling firearms. At least 28 hunters were shot mistaken for deer, while more than 20,000 hunters hunted in a 20 day period.
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Detroit
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Mexican President Diaz vows loyalty amid nationwide deputy appeals
Delegations of leading citizens from many regions met President Diaz with assurances of local allegiance. Diaz stated he will not take personal action over current unrest unless a force of 5090 men opposes the government, in which case he will lead troops as he has before.
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Mexico City
Diaz d
Luis Lopez Masse
Distret
Oaxico
Diaz
Sibley Trial Postponed to March Term
The trial of Joseph C. Sibley and four co defendants on conspiracy charges to corrupt Warren county voters at the June primary was continued by Judge Watson D. Hinckley to the March term of Quarter Sessions Court. Counsel James S. Carmichael sought the delay citing the illness of his client. prosecution did not oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Sibley
Frank H. Taylor
Charles D. Crandall
David M. Howard
George B. Munn
Warren County
Watson D. Hinckley
James S. Carmichael
Oil City
Sibley
Pennsylvania Station Opens With Record-Breaking Size
The Pennsylvania Station in New York City began operations at 12 01 a m on Sunday November 27 with 61 westbound and 55 eastbound trains daily. The 28 acre complex includes 16 miles of track 11 platforms 25 elevators and 650 columns carrying up to 1658 tons each.
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Pennsylvania
New York City
Long Island Railroad
City of
New York
Actress charged with abducting 15 year old in Utica case
Utica police brought Maria DeAm ette a 33 year old actress from Youngstown to face an abducting charge involving Angelo Ferdinando 15. The boy was returned as a vagrant prisoner. Ferdinando previously ran away with the actress to Cleveland and was found by relatives.
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Utica
Maria DeAmette
Youngstown
Buffalo
Angelo Ferdinando
Ferdinando
Cleveland
DeAnorre
Judge raises fine for spitting to five dollars
Boston December 1 Judge Ely of the municipal courts increased the sidewalk spitting fine from two to five dollars and warned it would rise further if the habit continued. Angelo Carpenilla an interpreter was arrested after spitting in a hallway, pled guilty and paid the five dollar penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Carpenilla
Will of late Senator Hill to be offered for probate in Albany
The will of David B. Hill will be probated in Albany under Judge Alton B. Parker. The estate totals about 50 000 dollars with 10 000 in cash and 70 000 in New York city bonds. Wolfert's Roost remains the main asset with past offers of 150 000 to 200 000. The bequests include 19 000 to Vr. Alonzo Hill and two nephews and two nieces, with the remainder split between Dr Harvey Seymour Pearse and Peter H. Manwiller, both proteges who were long associated with Hill.
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New York
David Bb. Hill
Albany
Alton B. Parker
Hill
Wolfert
New York City
Senator Hill
Alonzo Hill
Missouri
Harvey Seymour Pearse
Peter H. Manwiller
Pearse
Senator Fl
Senator Fl’s
Imira
Jelavan
Mr. Manwiller
Mr. Hill
Halloween Celebration Committee Report Details Funds
Warren Pa November 23 1910 report from treasurer R R Wince ER for the Halloween celebration shows $301.35 received and disbursed by the different committees. A. A. Printz Esq serves as Hallowe'en Committee Chairman and endorses the report.
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Hallowe’en
Warren
A. A. Printz
Warren County Banks Report Large Resources and Deposits
Six Warren banks hold resources totaling 10.23 million dollars and deposits at 7.73 million with 0.04 million in trust funds. Warren Savings leads with 4.03 million resources and 3.19 million deposits. Warren National holds 3.49 million resources and 2.58 million deposits. The county forms one of western Pennsylvania’s wealthiest rural areas and urges caution against poor investments.
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Warren Trust Company
Warren County
Youngsville
First National
Youngsville Savings
Sugar Grove
Warren Banks
Warren Savings Bank
Warren National
Pennsylvania
Warren Trust Co
Citizens National
Conewango Trust
Warren Savings
Warren National Wee
Tae
Warren Trust
Steerer
Kane Man Walter Kimball Dies by Own Hand in Hotel
In Charleston on November 28 Walter Kimball 29 a Kane Pa oil worker jailed on charges of passing worthless checks hanged himself with a belt from a bed post rather than face trial. Police were continuing to search for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Walter Kimball
Kane
Kimball
Currency Stolen From Canandaigua Freight Office
A theft report indicates $200 in cash left in New York Central pay envelopes was stolen from the safe in Canandaigua’s local freight office last Wednesday night. Authorities have kept the incident quiet to aid in catching the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Canandaigua
Suspects Arrested in Slaying of Policeman Albey
Erie, Pa on November 28 reports two alleged slayers of Policeman Albey of North East under arrest. William Soleski 25 and Stanislaus Seneski 18, with two others accused of murdering Albey during a North East house robbery on November 9. A fourth member is said to be hiding in Chicago.
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Erie
Albey
North East
William Soleski
Stanislaus Seneski
Chicago
Wag and traction car collision injures driver and kills horse
A traction car collided with a wagon driven by Morris Miller of Dunkirk New York. Miller suffered severe bruising with a crushed foot. The horse was terribly injured and had to be shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Miller
Dunkirk
N.Y
Hens Die After Hydophobia Outbreak in New Jersey
Twenty five chickens and a cat belonging to William Wilson of Paulsboro New Jersey died from hydrophobia after being bitten two weeks earlier by a mad dog that passed through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Paulsboro
N. J
New Age Limit Adopted by Erie Railroad
Reports from Middletown New York say the Erie railroad has adopted a rule restricting future hires to young men. Previously the company accepted ages from sixteen to fifty, widening access before this change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Middletown
N. Y
Erie Railroad
The
Coal and Oil Lands Withdrawn in Montana and California
Secretary Ballinger announced the withdrawal from entry of 644000 acres of coal land in Montana between Miles City and Glendive and about 5000 acres of oil land in Kern County California.
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Ballinger
Montana
Miles City
Glendive
Kern County
Cal
Disabled Cheruskia towed toward Bermuda for repairs
A wireless from the Kronprinzessin Cecilie reports that on November 28 she passed the disabled Cheruskia of the Hamburg American line in tow of the Graecia. The Graecia signalled intent to tow Cheruskia to Bermuda for repairs and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton, Beramuda
Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Cheruskia
Hamburg-American Steamship Line
Graecia
Bermuda
Auction of Wife Ends in Odd Court Action
Peter Bedelski of Snoversville near Wilkes Barre sold his wife for 25 dollars to boarder Michael Krokess. She knocked him senseless with a pin handle after he tried to play master. Bedelski was arrested for desertion, fined two dollars plus costs, ordered to apologize and refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bedelski
Snoversville
Wilkes-Barre
Michael Krokess
Second Mary O. King Series Reserved at Library Theatre
The second reservation for the Mary O. King series will be at the Library Theatre Box Office on Friday December 2 from 4 to 5 p m. Season tickets are also on sale. December 1 is the reminder date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Theatre
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Labor Review Goes Out
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P. R. R. Station
Hallowe'en
R. R. Wince
Treas
Jacobson Mch “ Co
Em‘ployes
Comatadter
Beta Co
Saneeterson
Warren ‘Table Works
United Refining Co
A. W. DeForest
W. A. Walker
Wallace Bros
C. A. Clark
Russell
Wm. Thorp
D. J. Moore
Sheffield
A. C. Jensen
Times Pub. Co
Warren Mirror
Warren Mail
B. B. Cook
Warren News Co
Star Grocery
N. H. Spencer
J. M. Fiscus
G. A. W. DeForest
Kane Man
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