Real estate transfers listed in AMMA IMRT records
A series of property transfers recorded in Warren County includes exchanges between numerous individuals and entities. Amounts range from $20.86 to $3,300 with buyers and sellers tied to towns such as Warren, Pittsfield, Sugar Grove, Cherry Grove, Conewango, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Abbott
F. W. Whitney
Pittsfield
J. W. Newmaker
Deerfield
C. S. Keefer
Robert E. Young
Eldred
C. R. Elston
S. J. Costello
Clarendon
W. E. Owens
A. D. Whitford
Conenango
Anthony Mintzer
Philip F. Wahl
Warren
Willis B. Benedict
Fred Wales
Southwest
Alexander P. Gillespie
Rose Klienke
Spring Creek
Ollie A. Findley
Aktoley
Freehold
Oscar Johnson
B. C Camp
Pittsfiel
Mary J. Jackson
Herman Peterson
Brokenstraw
John M. Bobgardner
Hugh L. Sherrard
Sugar Grove
Fred A. Lesser
Warren Real Estate and Investment Co
John Bischoff
Charlie Erickson
M. E. S. Biddle
Joseph Shearer
Pleasant Township
Charles W. Briggs
Theodore T. Moll
Russell Village
Warren County
A. J. Davis
Cherry Grove
G. D. Buringame
Samuel S. Hazen
Jnc
Oberg
Triumph
Elk
Thos. Shaner
George Kabelin
Brownson
T. H. Little
Columbus
Mary Pierce
H. P. Stone
St. Paul’s Univ. Ch
Tidioute
Tr. Penn’a. Univ. Convention
Samuel Peterson
Mary W. Murphy
Carrie B. Foster
Alice B. Yehl
Pine Grove
Hill
I. N. Smith
Conewango
Antonio Lucia
Juliano Guseppe
Lane Sturdevant
Elisha Whitcomb
A. F. Peterson
Farmington
Pearl watch by Gallopin and Co of Geneva
A tiny watch created to accompany a pearl as large as a pea by Gallopin and Co of Geneva after fifteen months of work. The 45 grain empty pearl is under an inch in diameter. The pearl watch is wearable as a ring or pendant and priced at $6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallopin & Co
Geneva
The New York Theatre Ad Claims Most Beautiful Woman
The Detroit Free Press notes a New York theatrical man advertising for the most beautiful woman in the world, a claim contrasted with press agents who said such beauty resided in every front-row chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit Free Pres
Quick Action After Marriage Service Ends in Complaint
Complainant alleges husband claimed she had blasted his life after the marriage service. Magistrate notes many men share conclusions, but not so rapidly.
Artist Seeks Eight American Beauty Types
French etcher M. Hellen travels to New York to select eight distinct American beauty types for portraits. He has drawn Parisian subjects before and aims to capture a broad range of society, from humble shopgirls to high society ladies, choosing varied types across the nation. He notes American fashion spending versus French economy and insists on portraying eight different figures without repetition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Mantry
New York
America
M. Hellen
L’ilustration
Deauville
Clarence Mackay
Paris
Mme. Menier
Duchess of Marlborough
Philip Lydig
Hotel de Paris
Trouville
Rue de la Paix
Birth of twins shocks English aristocracy
Lady Howard de Walden, wife of a wealthy English peer, gives birth to twins a boy and a girl. The birth is reported amid the Friday world-wide digest of notable events and rumors from politics to crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard de Walden
England
House
Claude Grahame White
Atlantic
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
New York
Dix
National Baseball League
Horace Fogel
Philadelphia Club
Thomas J. Lynch
Public ceremony date uncertain amid weather concerns
Monday reports Mr. Wilson may delay inauguration events to April 24 for better conditions while still planning to take the oath on March 4. A Philadelphia hospital shows a 14 year old girl who sings like a prima donna, hailed by specialists as remarkable. In Indianapolis W J Burns testifies about a dynamic case and notes a plot to harm him. Bridgie Webber and wife depart New York for Cuba to dodge recognition aboard the Saratoga Ward liner. Albert T Patrick grows quiet after a telegraph from St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
Philadelphia
W. J. Burns
Indianapolis
Bridgie Webber
New York
Cuba
Escaped prisoners aided by guard at New York yard
A guard at a New York navy yard who fled with three prisoners helped their escape and received $500 in cash. Buffalo police are asked to investigate the deaths of several boys linked to J. Frank Hickey, believed to have killed two. Yale students are arrested in South Norwalk after frightening citizens and wrecking a trolley car. Mexico's interior minister says rebels persist and plans a general amnesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Navy Yard
Buffalo
J. Frank Hickey
New York State
Anti-Saloon League
Albany
Yale
South Norwalk
Conn
Mexico
Plans for Boston to Seattle cross continent flight
George A. Gray of Boston, holder of aviation records, plans a Boston to Seattle flight with Chauncey Redding as mekanician. He aims to set endurance and speed records, using two Burgess Wright biplanes, carrying forty gallons of gasoline, with a light load and a first leg Boston to Chicago. Start planned for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Gray
Boston
Boston-Seattle
Chauncey Redding
Gray
Seattle
Chicago
Windy City
Absinth House in New Orleans Faces Destruction
The Old Absinth House, built in 1752 and passed down four generations, faces demolition after a US ban on absinthe imports ends bohemian era in the Crescent City. Located in the Latin Quarter, it preserved age and hosted many notables, drawing visitors for its foreign tongues and absinthe drinks during Mardi Gras festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
New Orleans
United States
Crescent City
Latin Quarter
Catapult For Aeroplanes Pioneers Naval Aviation Rise
Naval aviation experts hail a Washington test of a catapult device to launch aeroplanes from battleships. Captain Washington S. Chambers led the project using compressed air on a thirty foot steel plank. Lieutenant T. G. Ellyson achieved forty miles per hour on a hydroaeroplane aided by a car drop mechanism. Plans call for launching devices atop turrets enabling flight in either direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval
Washington
Washington S. Chambers
Navy
T. G. Ellyson
Brooklyn Gunmen Alarm Citizens in Four Day Span
Residents of Brooklyn fear lawless gunmen after three men were killed in four days. The city tightens patrols as police investigate the incidents and urge vigilance among residents and business owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Dc. P. Taft
Republican National Campaign
Germany
Russia
Chicago
Panama Canal Plans Three Drydocks and Coaling Bases
The Isthmian Canal Commission announced docking and support facilities for the Panama Canal with two drydocks at Bilboa and one at Cristobal. The Bilboa main dock will be 1000 feet long, enough for any canal vessel, while Cristobal hosts the primary coal plant with 200000 tons capacity and 50 percent room to grow. A Bilboa subsidiary coal plant of 100000 tons is planned, with 50 percent expansion potential, and repair shops to be built at Biwon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Isthmian Canal Commission
Bilboa
Cristobal
Christebal
Biwon
Michigan man shoes dog with leather feet and value cited
A Michigan man has leather feet fitted to a shepherd dog valued at five dollars a day for its services. Ernest Thompson Seton notes Indians want army officers to run affairs, not politicians. Taft urges expanded foreign trade. Levy proposesTreasury deposits of fifty million dollars in national banks. In New York a railroad union talks to avert a strike by modifying several demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ernest Thompson Seton
Taft
Congress
Representative Levy
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Report of condition of Warren National Bank 1912
Report of the condition of Warren National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania as of November 26 1912 shows total resources of 3 254 406 50 with loans and discounts 2 043 798 50 and deposits including demand deposits 1 451 grammar and figures. Cash items and U S bonds secure circulation and deposits listed with capital stock surplus undivided profits and legal reserves. Official sworn by cashier E H Lampe on December 4 1912 before notary Rost H Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren National Bank
Warren
Pennsylvania
U. S
U.S
U.S. Treasuer
State of
K. H. Lampe
E. H. Lampe
Rost H. Davis
Citizens National Bank
O. A. Pressel
Esther M. Park
J. C. V.conarro
Co.t. Conarro
Ozro Nesmith
Liabilities and notes outstanding in the bank balance sheet
The document lists capital stock paid in, surplus fund, and undivided profits after expenses and taxes. It shows National bank notes outstanding at 100,000, demand certificates at 1,401,226.71, postal savings deposits, and total liabilities of 1,375,259.26 with other figures indicating deposits and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas
U.S
Rey
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Bea
Cure for Consumption Promised by Rev Edward A Wilson
Charles A Abbott offers free full description of Wilsons cure for consumption and lung ailments. He claims Wilson recovered after years of severe disease and urges all sufferers to request the remedy description by mail from 60 Amm Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Wilson
Charles A. Abbott
Amm Street
New York City
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Globe
Solicitor General of the
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Octavia Fredericks
Durazzo
Adriatic
Servia
Austria
Dougherty
Lackawanna, N. Y
Helen Sullivan
Grey
Absinth
Panama
Colon
Resources
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Sésucheuing Tankag
Tgdbty
Lars Everbns
H. A. Booth
Hi. H. Beshlin
D. L. Gerould
First National Bank
Eco Bank
Frank Morrison
R. W. Stone
F. K. Russell
Henry Park
A. W. Eaton
Life Insurance
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davia & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bell Phone
L. C. Eddy, Atorney-at-Law
West
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the
Second
Miles
N. A. Waddell
Washington, St
Waco
Texs
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Chi Eheater
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