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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1912
Page
7
Travel schedule shows north and south trips on the Olean Oil City division with listed departure times including morning 8:02 and 9:13 and afternoon 1:32 and 7:36. The fragment notes multiple routes and times without complete context.
The times 8 54 a m 10 49 a m 4 45 p m and 8 20 p m appear with a note that operations run daily except Sunday indicating a schedule or timetabled service with a weekly closure.
The timetable details Main Line and P and E line departures with cars leaving on the hour and specified offsets. It lists Warren Sheffield Clarendon routes, early morning start times, hourly and half hour runs, express and special cars, and final late service including Jamestown connections.
A detailed list of national and state government figures includes President Taft and Cabinet members, and Pennsylvania state, county, and Warren County officials. It enumerates health, education, and municipal posts, with names such as M. Shaeffer, W. Ball, H. Bierce, C. Schmehl, and R. Morrison, plus ward and city office holders.
Joseph A Schofield announces candidacy for the Pennsylvania General Assembly from Warren County in the Spring Primaries on April 13 1912. He states that if renominated and reelected he will run for speaker of the Assembly.
Public notices announce candidates George F. Yates and William Brady running as delegates to the Republican State Convention, subject to primary decisions. The filings indicate intent to represent party interests at the convention through primary outcomes.
A writ of Fieri Facias from the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania directs a sale at the Warren Court House in the Borough of Warren. The sale is scheduled for 2 o'clock P M.
County officers announce party primary nominations under the 1911 act. Democratic Prohibition Socialist Keystone lists delegates and alternates to National and State Conventions, county committee seats per precinct, with officials Thompson Mook Cramer as county commissioners and George F. Yates as clerk. February 16 1912.
An application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on March 25 1912 by H A Siggins Sam Q Smith and G A Probst under the 1974 act for the charter of Sheffield Electric Light and Power Company to supply light heat and power in Sheffield Township Warren County and adjacent areas. Alexander and Clark solicitors. feb mar 7-14
Charles Ayres 25 son of Monto Falls police chief slashed his throat and stabbed himself after alighting from UO7 at Canisteo. Passengers disarmed him. injuries dressed and he was taken to a doctor and then to hospital in critical condition.
Regular visits by Warren chronic disease specialist Dr Rhoads of Pittsburgh will be at the New Struthers Hotel Warren Pa on Wednesday March 6 offering free consultations and home treatment. He explains he will see as many sick people as possible to provide expert advice and determine curability with his new treatment.
Ambitious workers are offered a permanent year round position with pay from five to fifty dollars weekly. Training in salesmanship and fruit growing is provided free. Earned commissions for selling prize winning propagated nursery stock. Territory spots limited. Write to Pennsylvania Nursery Co. Girard Erie County Pa for outfit free and prompt pay.
Joseph Mardison of Bath six feet tall and 370 pounds was arrested at Corning New York after wandering the Erie platform with a penny in an in the slot machine and overturning an express truck. Spectators were unsure if he danced the turkey trot or the grizzly bear while shedding his clothing in custody. He will be examined by a commission. The rest is a garbled exchange about a duke and heiress with a five dollar note mentioned.
The Continental and Westminster weekly notes Rev. John Henry Jowett along with contributors John Timothy Stone William Jennings Bryan Sir Wilfred T Grenfell and Ralph Connor. It invites requests for sample copies from New York Chicago and Philadelphia offices.
William J. Lougstran of 1214 Catherine Street Philadelphia testifies that Dr Miles Restorative Nerve and Anti Pain Wills relieved three years of nervous prostration and became essential household remedies for many years.
In a will reported today a French lady bequeathed a farm to the town if her family vault remained in repair. The remainder of her estate was to be divided among those attending her funeral.
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