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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
5
The firm announces its move from the Resty building to the second floor of the Warren National Bank Building. Use the elevator. Bell Telephone 165. Eddy, also an attorney, remains at his office.
Subpoena and alias subpoena in case No. 37 June term 110s Mina M. Hunter Libe'lant v Joseph R. Hunter Respondent directs Respondent to appear December 7 1908 at Warren Court House to show cause why divorce from the libellant should not be granted Sheriff Gregory and BG. Administrator's Notice on the estates of Michael Lasher and Leah L Sher Conewango Township Warren County Pa Administrator S Rogers Admr 11-19-6t Warren Pa
The Register announces that admins and guardians have filed first and final accounts for estates in Warren County. Presentments to the Orphans' Court are set for December on dates from August 26 to November 7, 1908. Notable filings include J A Carlson, Wilhelmine Schnur, Lizzie Talbott heirs, Benjamin Cooper, Maude Putnam ward, Frank Thompson, Jane Hill estate, Francis Gray, John Swart, Halda Anderson, and William Hagerty. The notice is dated November 7, 1908.
Epirork of Warren Mail announces candidacy for Warren Borough Tax Collector to be decided in the Republican primaries in January 1909. R H Winger and R W Cousins also announce candidacies with primaries in January 1909.
The document lists assets including loans and discounts, overdrafts, U S bonds, premiums, and securities. It shows banking house and other real estate owned, due from National banks and approved reserves, checks and cash items, fractional currency and lawful money, and redemption fund with the U S Treasury. D L Gerould, cashier, swears the statement true before Jos A Schofield notary public on December 1, 1908.
A Warren County filing shows cashier F. K. Russell asserting truthfulness in a state record. The text then oddly shifts to a North Dakota joke about residency for divorce and a quip about the Presidential chair.
A thirty ounce Joker nugget worth $600 tops the finds in Australian gold diggings. The owner, hiding it under his coat, avoided a stampede of rivals while he puzzled over how to claim the treasure without drawing attention. Ten days pass before the secret leaks.
Agostino Polidori, great grandfather of Dante Rossetti, is described in a poet’s biography as being briefly prominent during the 1789 Paris Bastille uprising. He recounts receiving a sword from a powder-wigged rider and reluctantly handing it to an unarmed passerby while shouting Fight for your country.
Colonel Furtado is hunted after a battle in a South American revolt. Dona Ysabel Herrera hides him under threat of discovery, a doctor saves him during a daring rescue, and the couple flee to the United States where they are later united.
A renowned actor voices views on gender in theater, noting women often rise quickly with beauty while men toil long. He concedes no envy, yet reflects on the contrast between years of hard work and rapid success enjoyed by some young actresses.
A London Queen article notes the Bank of England museum preserves the original oak chest that held cash notes and papers in Threadneedle Street. It contrasts the chest with today’s armored strong room, constructed with armor plate and massive doors, embodying modern engineering.
Bertha, a colored washerwoman, declares she will move tomorrow after dreaming of packing her trunk and preparing to leave. She says the landlady will demand rent next week, prompting her imminent move.
A Chicago Tribune item quotes a mother accusing a boy of nearly harming her child with a ball. The boy retorts that she has many children while they have only one ball, highlighting a tense domestic dispute.
A fragmentary note quotes a Boston Transcript line about a daughter busy with Beethoven's works and mentions pottery places, suggesting a cultural leisure scene captured in a newspaper’s casual chatter.
In Yonkers the exchange frames a playful contest where Surely Does taunts the flea as cowardly, while Egbert argues the insect will meet the scratch at the designated place, reflecting a humorous domestic vignette from the Yonkers Statesman.
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