Lyman D. Wilton of Farmington Nominated for Associate Judge
Announcement lists Lyman D. Wilton of Farmington Township as a Republican candidate for Associate Judge of Warren County, pending nomination at the March 16 primaries. It also notes he serves as County Treasurer. George C. Priestley of Warren named for Treasurer of Warren County, subject to Republican primary on March 16, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. T. Weaver
North Clarendon
Warren County
John Siggins
Tidioute
Repubcan
Lyman D. Wiltson
Farmington To
George C. Priestley
Warren
Death Toll of Civil War Veterans Rising Rapidly
Veterans of the Civil War are dying at about 34 percent per year. Commissioner Evans cites roughly 925,000 survivors, with 742,567 on pension last year and 24,788 pensioned veterans dying during the year. Estimated total deaths among all survivors equal 39,855, as average survivor age stands near 59. The pace will accelerate as many are now past 60, and the last War of 1812 veteran died last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Pensions
Evans
Election returns certify McKinley Roosevelt win in Congress
The final electoral count shows 447 votes with McKinley and Roosevelt at 292 and Bryan and Stevenson at 155. Republicans carried 28 states to 17 for Democrats. McKinley led Bryan by 849,555 in the popular vote, the largest for a ticket, and the electoral margin is the widest since 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Roosevelt
Congress
Bryan
Stevenson
Grant
Greeley
Nation stance on prohibition and regulation debate
The Philadelphia Record argues it is doubtful Mrs Nation has more impact on smashing Kansas joints than on undermining prohibition. It cites Maine Vermont Ohio and other states where prohibition failed, asserting a saner approach is to legalize regulate and heavily tax liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuhe Phila
Nation
Kansas
Maine
Vermont
Ohio
Saloon Profiteering by Soldiers Reported in Posts
Reports from Fort Wayne Detroit and Fort Sheridan Chicago note saloon keepers near military posts are beginning to profit from soldiers. The piece argues the harvest confirms advocates of closing canteens were right and questions what enemies of the canteen achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Friends of the Canteen
Snow depths halt travel across western New York
A LeRoy dispatch reports snow five feet deep on a level, with Western New York roads nearly impassable, prompting residents to recall harsher winters and urging country travelers to stay or venture out cautiously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy
New York
George Priestley Announces County Treasurer Candidacy
The article praises George Priestley for bravery and declares his intention to be nominated and elected as County Treasurer. It predicts his victory over opponents. It notes Hon J C Sibley spoke at the American Protective League dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in New York last Saturday night and responded to the toast A Democrat Who Stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Priestley
J. C. Sibley
American Protective League
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
States Move to Ban Prize Fights Across Regions
Minnesota Governor follows Ohio’s lead in prohibiting prize fights and boxing matches. If spread continues, laborers called the Sones may seek work abroad. Mexico shifts to a gold standard after testing silver proves unsatisfactory for the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Gov. Nash
Ohio
Eli
Sones
Legislature Adjourns To Debate County Bridges And Game Law
Harrisburg report notes House bills authorize county commissioners to take maintain and control township and borough bridges over 30 feet and rebuild destroyed structures. Also proposed is jury commissioners appointed by court with a clerk pay. The piece discusses a contentious Pennsylvania game law limiting daily pheasants to five, turkeys to two, and one deer per season, with other season rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenboro
Pleasant
Allegheny River
Pennsylvania
Brewer Urges Reform of Jury System in New Haven
David J. Brewer, associate justice, delivered the third lecture on The Responsibilities of Citizenship in New Haven. He deplored the current jury system, noting jurors are jailed at night, paid little, and deprived of liberty to deter service. He urged paying jurors businesslike wages and treating them as gentlemen, and supported a jury of twelve with a substantial majority rather than unanimity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
New Haven
Justice Brewer
St Louis Widows' Protective League Denounces Remarriage
The St. Louis group promotes opposition to remarriage and social freedoms for widows, promising mutual aid and insurance while banning members who remarry, a move the writer suspects is more show than substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Widows’ Protective League
League
Widders
The Franklin News Celebrates 24th Birthday
The Franklin News marked its 24th birthday last Monday by adopting a new winter dress. The paper notes its daily role in providing news for patrons and extends wishes for many more birthdays.
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THE
Franklin News
Mail
Blank Deeds and Mortgages for Typewriter Use for Sale
Notices announce blank deeds and mortgages available for purchase at the mail office. The items are described as ready for typewriter use and wartime era practical documents.
Eminent Kidney and Bladder Specialist Promotes Swamp Root
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer and Companys Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It warns of Brights disease and heart complications from kidney disease and claims thousands have been cured after other efforts failed. Samples and a book are offered by mail from Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swamp Root
Bright
Coal output in Pennsylvania breaks record at 5,153,000 tons
The January coal total in Pennsylvania hits 5,153,000 tons, a record. Other items note Kansas railcar shortages for wheat, canal abandonment plans, and army recruitment to 100,000. editorials debate protection and party politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Mill Starts Feed Mill Near Struthers Station
The new feed mill on the east side near Struthers Station is ready for immediate custom work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers Station
East Side
Distressing Stomach Disease Patent Remedy Ad
An advertisement proclaims a permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion by a “SOUTH AMERICAN NERVINE sonic” remedy. It promises rapid relief from the first dose and asserts universal effectiveness, safe use, and world-wide reach, sold by Hertzel & Saner in Warren, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertzel & Saner
Warren, Pa
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church Charter Notice
Charter notice before the Court of Common Pleas Warren Pa announces an application on March 7 1901 at 2 PM for incorporation of Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church to conduct public worship and enjoy the rights and privileges under the 1874 act. Solicitor J W Dunkle signs for Christopher Jensen R Bosin Jorgen P Peterson D Miller and A Gottlieb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Warren
Pennsylvania
Court House
Christopher Jensen
R. Bosin
Jorgen P. Peterson
D. Miller
A. Gottlieb
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. W. Dunkle
Notice of Administration for Estate in Warren Pa
Letters of Administration granted for St Louis Baust of Warren Pa. creditors must pay promptly and claimants present claims to Fred Bauer administrator. E H Beshliz attorney. Warren Pa January 29 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis Baust
Warren, Warren Co
Pennsylvania
Fred Bauer
Warren, Pa
Notice of Guardian’s Final Account in Warren County
I F M Knapp prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pa will on Monday March 4 1901 present to the Court the first and final account of Edward Lindsey Guardian of Marie Hare of the Borough and County of Warren Pa now deceased. F M KNAPP Prob y Warren Pa January 30 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Co
Penn’a
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
E. H. Beshlin
Louisa Steadman
Warren
Pennsylva
I. F. M. Knapp
Edward Lindsey
Marie Hare
F. M. Knapp
Y. Warren, Pa
Partition action in Warren County equity case 1900 heirs named
Notice that in the Court of Common Pleas Warren County an action for partition of real estate among heirs of Philip Bucher and Margucher has begun. Defendants Salome Bucher Magdalena Bucher Klein Christian Bucher Jacob Bucher John Bucher Ferdinand Bucher and Caroline Eugene Martin must appear by April 1 1901 or default will be entered with sale or division of proceeds as heirs are determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
U.S. A
Henry F. Farny
Salome Bucher
Warren
Magdalena Bucher Klein
Christian Bucher
Jacob Bucher
John Bucher
Ferdinand Bucher
Caroline Eugene Martin
Philip Bucher
Margucher
Notices of Guardian and Auditor Accounts in Warren County
The notice lists several guardians and executors whose accounts of estates and minor heirs in Warren County are to be presented to the Orphans Court on March 4 at 2 p.m. for confirmation and allowance. Names include W R Dawson, Fuellhart, Perry D Clark, W A Olmstead, D K Tubbs, Abigail R Fulkerson, Dwight Cowan, H M Putnam, A A Davis, Chas Kingsley, J E Tuttle, C J Frantz, Rhoda L Peterson, Edward Morgan among others. filings dated between 1900 and 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isin
Warren County
Orphans’ Court
W. R. Dawson
Clara Bimber
Lewis
Joanna Bimber
At Fuellhart
R. J. Carson
Perry D. Clark
Morgan Lacy
Sarah M. Lacy
W. A. Olmstead
D. K. Tubbs
Caroline T. White
Abigail R. Fulkerson
Thos. Fulkerson
Dwight Cowan
Samuel Rowland
H. M. Putnam
Elizabet Briggs Chrisman
Solon Briggs
A. A. Davis
Jessie Gardner
Jessie Smith
Chas. Kingsley
Elihu Kingsley
J. E. Tuttle
Grant Eaeringem
Chas. Seeley
Lydia Seeley
Ida Harrington
Hiram Seeley
C. J. Frantz
Alice Sigwall
Rhoda L. Peterson
A. Pobecsce
Aeardian Debecca
Joseph
Francis
Anna Elizabeth Wismer
Ellen Wismer
Edward Morgan
Marie Mo
D. Crandall
Register. Register’s
Warren
Sheriff Sale Notice for Warren County Pa
B Virtue will sell at the Court House in Warren Borough under writs of Fieri Facias Levari Faciass Venditioni Exponas issued from the Warren County Court of Common Pleas. The sale will proceed as directed with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Borough of
Warren
Land sale notice in Warren county Pennsylvania 1901
In Pleasant township Warren county Pennsylvania at 2 PM Monday March 4 1901 the W. W. Hodges farm land is to be sold in execution as property of C W Sersall lunacy committee for Jacob C Kribill at the suit of Frank F Hertzel and Charles Hertzel. The parcel includes a one and a half story dwelling and barn and measures about 195.6 perches with specified boundary lines along the Warren and Brookville turnpike and local roads. The deed was originally dated December 1 1868 to Jacob Kribill and Nicholas Dietsch and wife.
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Orphans’ Court
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Christian Roup
Tidioute
County of Warren
State of Pennsylvania
Main Street
E. Hubler
Stiles
Rebecca
Roup
Recorder
Fagundus
Oil Creek and
Allegeny River
Johni. Courson
Edward Lindsey
Pleasant Township
W. W. Hodges
Warren and
Brookville
Allegheny River
Jacob Kribill
Nicholas Dietsch
C. W. Sersall
Jacob C. Kribill
Frank F. Hertzel
Charles Hertzel
Kinzua
County of
Warren
State of
George R. Leonard
P. J. Smith
Recorder’s Office
Chas. Whitcomb
Cedar Street
David W. Beaty
D.F. A. Wheelock
Charles E. Hamm
V.f. A. Wheelock
D. W. Beaty
L. D. Wetmore
Brokenstraw Creek
Irvine
Poaner
Arcade
R. H. Kinnear
Anna A. Jackson
W. J. Mead
G. A. Jackson
B. J. Jackson
Deceas
Sugar Grove
M. W. Harrington
T. F. VanDusen
Warren Road
S. B. Ricker
Dallas Road
Erie Conference Seminary
Seminary
A. M. McDonald
H. Mix
L. A. Skinner
L. P. Harrington
Multiple Warren County Real Estate Parcels Sold at Auction
A string of Warren Pennsylvania parcels described include undivided halves near Water Street and Hickory Street in Warren City plus adjoining plots in Kinzua and near the Arcade Hotel. The properties list bounds, owners, prior deeds, and suits indicating sales to satisfy creditors or judgments. Names include Stranahan estate Hull Parmlee and Hamm with references to Beaty lands and the Arcade Hotel. Prices, dates, and exact measurements anchor each lot in the colonial land transfer record.
Property parcels in Freehold Township Warren County Pa described
The document details two adjoining land tracts in Freehold Township Warren County Pennsylvania. It specifies boundaries between Elmer Lee Thomas Baker David Allen John Smallman and Crecraft and W Cotton, totaling about fifty acres, plus a second tract of about one hundred forty seven acres, with structures including a frame dwelling, two barns, a workshop pigpen and an apple orchard. The parcels are tied to a 1892 mortgage from Joseph D Gray to Thomas I Baker securing a bond.
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Township of
Freehold
County of
Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
Elmer Lee
Thomas Baker
David Allen
John Smallman
Benjamin Crecraft
Crecraft
W. Cotton
Lee
T. K. Abbott
E. A. Allen
E.A. Allen
John Ayling
John Willett
Joseph D. Gray
Thomas I. Baker
Recorder’s Office
Warren County
Property parcels in Warren County court sale notice
Property from multiple Warren Academy leaseholds in Conewango and Warren Borough will be sold under execution. Includes Academy tract 2 and 3 leaseholds, reserved rights with railroad easement, a Weatherby Johnson tract with house, barn and fruit trees, and lot 2 with a two story house. Sheriff James Brann announces sale in Warren February 14, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brann
Sheriff’s Office
Warren
Harrington property in Sugar Grove tied to Harrington suit
Probate style notice describes multiple parcels in Sugar Grove Warren County Pennsylvania tied to M. W. Harrington and L. P. Harrington. The lands include a two story frame store and several dwelling buildings with boundaries along old Warren and Dallas roads and S. B. Ricker lands. The estate is being sold under suit against M. W. Harrington.
Wedding Invitations and Programs at Mall Office
Elegant new designs for wedding invitations calling cards ball programs announced at the mall office. Low prices and refined styles showcased for brides and hostesses seeking affordable luxury.
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E. Cowan
Willis Cowan
Tebrms
Mexico
Harrisburg
News and Views
Philadelphia Times
Washington Post
Senate
Dom Paul
DeWet
Connellsville
CuBa
United States
Tidewater
Harrisburg Telegraph
Road Commission
U.S
Philippines
MR. Cleveland
Peoria Journal
R. N. Marlett
W. Bert Howard
Admr
Columbus, Pa
Earl V. Meer Admr
Wm. O'Neill
B & L. Assoe’n
Buss & Kite
Gust Johnson
W. N.Y. & P. Railway Co
M. Marston
C. W. Pero
First National Bank
Jacob Amann
H. Hirschman
Mary A. Johnson
CG. W. Nichols
Haniel Clark
D. Harris
F. E. Marsh
Fk. M. Knapp
Prothy
Keystone Lumber Company
Sheffield
Penn.a
Woo
C. H. Smith
A G. Brownell
Fehlman Bros
Amelia M. Spencer
Columbus
E. H. Beshliz
Sherifff’s Sales
Water Street
Carver
Stranahan Estate
Jemima G. Hull
J.G. Hull
Hull Lot
G. N. Parmlee
Hickory Street
James Edwards
Pickett Hardware Company, Limited
Martha Crandall
Third Street
Theodore Hull
Lionel D. Hargie
Conewango
Warren Academy
Joseph Brown
Academy
James Mead
McCalmont Oil Company
Conenango
William Eddy
Pennsylvannia
Academy Tract
Venango
Philadelphia and Erie
Jacob Yehl
John Sechrist
Rachel Weatherby
Christian Johnson
J. P. Jefferson
Warren Borough
A.D. Wood
Esther
James Cable
John Clendenning
Laure E. Hale
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