Jury Unable to Agree in Nursing-Charge Case
Testimony shows Adden described feeding practices for Miss Rice with a milk cup leading to wet bed staining. A second case against Miss McFarland for aggravated assault involved alleged choking during transfer to ward 8 with conflicting witness accounts and McFarland denying the charge. The jury retired after closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rice
Miss McFarland
Elsie Sanford
Williams
Ward 8
Dorothy Rice
Mary Weir
Miss Wittenberg
Schwing's Jewelry Store Opens Evening Hours in Warren
C F Schwing's Jewelry Store at 420 Penn Ave West Warren Pa announces extended hours from 12 to 8 PM each evening expanding customer access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Schwing’s Jewelry Store
Penn’a Ave. West
Warren
Small's Legislative Hand Book 1910 Receives Acknowledgment
The Mail acknowledges receipt from Geo A W DeForest of Small's Legislative Hand Book for 1910. It provides an account of late Arthur W Dennison and records state proceedings for the past year. The volume is bound in black leather with green cloth binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small
Geo. A. W. DeForest
Arthur W. Dennison
Assembly
Coming Contest for County Offices in 1911 Elections
Interest grows in the November 1911 county offices contest. Potential candidates include Judge John Siggins for another term, Ed R Allen for Register and Recorder, and current commissioners A C Mook and E E Thompson seeking re election. Democratic member W H Houghtling plans not to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keefer
E. D. Stewart
Conenango Township
C. A. Love
Irvine
John Siggins
Ed. R. Allen
Register and Recorder
Allen
Recorder’s Office
A. C. Mook
E. E Thompson
Board of County Commissioners
W. H. Houghtling
C. C. Cooper
W. J. Farnsworth
Board of Auditors
Frank G. McClellan
Lodge seeks reelection amid Boston remarks
Senator Lodge said in Boston that he would run again and would not withdraw. Cabinet members told the president they had cut estimates by 14 million dollars and Taft ordered further reductions. A Russian colonist band in Wisconsin was quarantined after cholera was diagnosed. Gallagher pleaded not guilty in New Jersey to two indictments connected to an attack on Mayor Gaynor. A rumor of an American boat lost near Cherbourg was disproven as a French launch swamped with rescued crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Boston
Almena
Wis
James J. Gallagher
New Jersey
Gaynor
Taft
Cherbourg
France
Louisiana
Diaz inaugurated for eighth term as Mexican president
Porfirio Diaz begins an eighth presidential term in Mexico. A Lisbon dispatch notes restored order in Macao. At the White House Mrs. Taft and daughter Helen are presented to society. An Albany will names Dr. Parry Pearse and Peter J. Manweller as principal beneficiaries. Governor-elect Foss of Massachusetts launches his bid against Senator Lodge in Provincetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Macao
Portugal
China
Taft
Helen Taft
White House
David BP. Hill
Albany
Parry
Pearse
Peter *J. Manweller
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Provincetown
Mass
Floods deepen across France amid heavy downpours and damage
Torrential rains worsen floods in France with four villages near Nantes inundated after a dike breach. Mindanao and Zamboanga flood deaths reach twenty and $250000 in damages. In Britain, the Duke of Manchester shows slight improvement after an appendicitis operation while Crippen case veteran Chief Inspector Dew retires from Scotland Yard. Silas N. Phelps is found guilty of first degree murder in Greenfield Massachusetts. Portuguese troops clash with rioting rail workers at Oporto causing severe casualties. Washington reports Great Lakes trade steams toward a historic peak. Naval estimates for 1912 are $5 million below 1911 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Duke of Manchester
London
Silas N. Phelps
Greenfield
Mass
E. F. Haskins
Dew
Crippen
Scotland Yard
Oporto
Mindanao
Zamboanga
Washington
Great Lakes
Meyer
Nantes
Strikes Hit Chicago Delivery Wagons For Stores
Reported widespread strike by delivery wagon drivers in Chicago causes store disruption and local commerce concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
London
Dunham Erickson Wedding in Jamestown
Miss Blanch Erickson and Mr. Leon Dunham both of Warren were married Tuesday November 29 in Jamestown with both families attending the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham-Erickson
Miss Blanch Erickson
Leon Dunham
Warren
Jamestown
Temple and Ericson Wed in Minnesota Justice Office
George E. Temple of St. Paul Minnesota married Esther Ericson of Scandia Pennsylvania last Thursday afternoon in a ceremony conducted by Justice J. E. Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Temple
St. Paul, Minn
Esther Ericson
Scandia
Justice J. E. Wheeler
Warren Couple Alfred Hollister and Minnie Johnson Wed
Alfred Hollister and Miss Minnie Johnson, popular Warren youths, were married at 10 o'clock last Wednesday morning at the Swedish Lutheran parsonage by Rev Carly Jacobson. After a western trip they will reside in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hollister
Minnie Johnson
Warren
Carly Jacobson
Surprise rocker given to Roy Patchen at Glade Summit
Roy Patchen received a pleasant surprise at his home on Glade Summit last Wednesday evening from thirty friends. The gathering was enjoyable and refreshments were served as guests presented him a handsome rocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Patchen
Glade Summit
Mr. Patchen
Rocker
Benson Schuler Wedding at South Side Home
Mr Oscar J Benson and Miss Maude Schuler wed last Wednesday at the bride's parents home on South Side. The couple, popular with many friends, will sail from New York on December 8 for a five month European stayafter a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Benson
Maude Schuler
R. H. Schuler
South Side
New York
Europe
Newlyweds J C Mangan Surprise Wedding Tour Decorated Home
Newly married Mr. and Mrs. J C Mangan returning from their wedding tour were surprised at their Liberty Street apartment by intimate friends who decorated the interior. The couple took the show in good humor as friends offered congratulations after the interior inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Mangan
Grace Latshaw
Kane
Liberty Street
Pretty home wedding ties Ritzenthaler to Ernest Smith
Miss Pearl E. Ritzenthaler daughter of Mrs L Ritzenthaler and Mr Ernest Ray Smith wed last Thursday evening in the Ritzenthaler home front parlor with Rev H M Conaway officiating. A wedding dinner for 35 guests followed with 11 at the bride’s table. The couple will reside at 215 Pennsylvania Avenue East after a brief wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl E. Ritzenthaler
L. Ritzenthaler
Ernest Ray Smith
H. M. Conaway
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ritzenthaler
Penn’a Avenue East
Bitter Taste Resolved By Wux Vomica In Water
A morning bitter taste may be eliminated by a small dose of wux vomica taken with water. The text presents a medicinal instruction likely from historical medical practice.
Deaths in Warren area mark week of obituaries
A sequence of funeral notices spans Mrs. Smith Austin 67 of Sheffield, John Anderson 57 of Warren, Aimee E. Marker born 1887 Warren, Morgan Clark 65 from Pittsfield, J Jesse Graham 64 Warren real estate, Andrew Dunn 84 Warren fireman, and Thomas Farnsworth no Saybrook resident with a large Saybrook service. Interments follow at Oakland Barnes cemetery and local church rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Austin
Sheffield
Vogal
Gertrude Austin
John Anderson
Anderson
Henry Erickson
Chas. Anderson
Warren
Aimee E. Marker
J. A. Samson
Laurel Street
James P
Christian H
Brinkman
The
Lutheran Church
J. Jesse Graham
Carver Street
Thomas Farnsworth
Saybrook
Conquest
N. Y
Cherry Grove
Warren County
Melvina Cowan
Chase
Thomas
Hildum
Wilson
Clarendon
Charles
California
Gibson
Mayser
Fort Deposit
White
Aberdeen
Wash
Daniel Aley
Carnegie
Farnsworth
Barnes Cemetery
Dr. Israel Expected to Accept Bishopric in Erie
A Scranton notification committee reports confidence that Rev. Dr. Rogers Israel will accept the bishopric and move his official residence to Erie. The Erie Dispatch notes large local requests for his return, praising him as an ideal parish priest with an income of over 7000 dollars at St. Luke's, though he has given his salary to church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Israel
Erie
W. Strother Jones
St. Paul’s Church
Rev. Israel
The
Erie Dispatch
Scranton
Dr. Israel
St. Luke’s
Whitehead
New York City
Isreal
Turkish Baths Advertise Natural Beauty and Health
An Allen Institute ad at 221 Hickory Street Warren Pa promotes Turkish baths as beautifying the complexion and purifying the blood without injurious results. Dated March 24 in a 1lmo listing style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Institute
Hickory Street
Warren
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Big A. A. Davis & Co
Reynolds
A. A. Davis & Co
Second Street
Penn’a
A. C. Kirberger
Old Reliable Jewelry Store
Warren, PA
Seth Thomas Clock
K. of P
Pree
Gent’s
Elgin
Waltham
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
HW. A. Franklin
Winston Spencer Churchill
Nickolson
Hugh Foster
Grand Prairie Texas
Munich
British Isles
North Sea
Italy
J. &. Thornton
Alexandria
United States
Baton Rouge
Senator McEnery
Copenhagen
Danish West Indies
Vreeland
Atlantic Fleet
Kiesel
Hollister-Johnson
Benson-Schuler
Mrs. Smith Austin
Morgan Clark
Pittsfield
Mr. Clark
Pittsfield Township
Andrew Dunn
Southtreet
Dunn
Wilburine Refining
Norman
Oaklane Cemetery
J. W. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Testant Episcopal
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