Warren Library Association Holds Annual Meeting Notes
The Warren Library Association held its annual meeting Monday evening in the library reading room. Officers were elected: Rev H M Zonaway president, Edward S Andsey vice president, Rev W H Jones secretary, F C Eaton treasurer, with a board of control including C W Stone Dr M W Ball J P Jefferson Mrs C H Noyes and Miss Anna Rockwell. The treasurer reported a balance of 1122 75 and 591 new card holders added during the year along with 422 259 volumes loaned. Mary Weiss librarian submitted a report noting 68 donated books among 21 665 volumes in the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M.zonaway
Edward S.andsey
W. H. Jones
F. C. Eaton
Contol
C. W. Stone
M. W. Ball
J. P. Jefferson
C. H. Noyes
Anna Rockwell
A. D. Wood
Board of Control
Warren Public Library Association
Mary Weiss
PGC Ac
Eeees
Philomel Club
Sonaace Gestyeede
Tobet Club
Reese
Trinity Chatch
Shakespeare
Chile
Library of Warren Academy of Sciences
Library of Warren Co. Historical Association
Ciwtites Hor
Mary M Scofield Fund and Librarian Financial Report
Librarian’s financial summary lists receipts from fines and interest on bonds totaling 202.25 with expenses to Bowker Taylor Co Book purchases Scribners Sons and other vendors. It also records library statistics: 307 days open 4379 cards in use 21665 volumes 45259 home loans and an average monthly circulation of 3522, plus numerous additions and bindings.
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AGUS
Dikiziay Gol
Special Book Fund Receipts and Balance
The Special Book Fund shows a beginning balance of 25.00 with receipts from subscribers totaling 605.65, arriving through December 5. List of expenditures includes International News Co 130.20, Boston Book Co various entries, Journal of En, Scribners Sons and others, ending with a recorded total of 570.98.
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International News Co
Cere
Chas. Scribners’ Sons
Boston Book Co
Chas
Béribness’ Sons
Vapased Oan
Roita
Williams & Newgate
Journal of En
N. J. Bartlett
H.w.wilson Co
Boston Book
Wm. Gibbs
Lodge Congratulated After Re Election Prompted Warm Reception
Senator Lodge received widespread congratulations at the Capitol upon news of his re election. He publicly thanked the legislature, Massachusetts residents, and supportive newspapers, pledging to repay their loyalty with worthy service to the country and state.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Capitol
Massachussets
Massachusetts
American Girl Marries in Rome Civil Ceremony
Miss Gwendolyn Marion Story daughter of American sculptor William Waldo Story wed Captain Courtenay Stewart a cousin of the seventh Farm of Galloway in a civil ceremony at the capitol in Rome. Mayor Nathen officiated the yesterday afternoon event. The bride wore a blue satin dress and a picture hat.
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Rome
Gwendolyn Marion Story
William Waldo Story
Courtenay Stewart
Seventh Farm of
Galloway
Scotland
Nathen
Capitol
Condensed Record of Events in a Busy Week
Senator Aldrich to push a central bank bill this session. Charles J Hughes Jr aged senator from Colorado dies in Denver. A boy body found in Albany after suspected carbolic acid forced drink. Portuguese railroad workers strike with Lisbon clerks demanding shorter hours and a weekly day off. Wisconsin senate committee report alleges irregularities in Stephenson US Senate election.
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Aldrich
Charles J. Hughes, Jr
United States
Colorado
Denver
Albany
Portugal
Lisbon
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Taft asks Congress for five million for canal fortifications
President Taft sent a message to congress requesting 5 000 000 dollars to begin fortifying the Panama Canal. A London dispatch reports King George coronation plans are more elaborate than those for his father. Nurse Alma J Evans testifies in the poison trial about Mrs Schenk hiring an undertaker for her husband in hospital. A house sub committee reports favorably on Captain Robert E Peary being advanced to rear admiral and retiring from active navy duty.
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Taft
Congress
Panama Canal
London
King George
Schenk
Alma J. Evans
House
Robert E. Peary
Portuguese railway strikers accept employer concession
The Portuguese railway workers approved the concession offered by their employers marking a settlement after weeks of strike action. The dispute followed wage and working condition demands and ends with a formal understanding across the rail system.
Hobson Bill To Punish Spies Favored In House
A House committee plans to favorably report Mr Hobson's bill penalizing spies in peacetime this week. Edith Melcher, who admitted killing her young son, was examined by a mental disorders specialist in Albany. A Boston statement by Richard Olney and others argues against fortifying the Panama Canal. Washington dispatch notes 1910 iron and steel exports reached 200 million dollars, a record and quarter of total manufactured exports.
Auto strike leaves man unclad in New York street
An automobile in New York tore off a man's clothing from the waist down without leaving a scratch. A 16 hour fight was reported from Coymovne Chihuahua between Mexican troops and rebels. The German balloon Hildebrant found in a Pomeranian lake with two corpses in the gondola. A receiver was appointed for Joseph G Robin a New York banker accused of million dollar transfers. Senator Lodge nominated to succeed himself at the Republican caucus in Boston with 124 votes failing to reach a majority.
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New York
Coyvomne
Chihuahua
Hildebrant
Schmargendorf
Pomerania
Joseph G. Robin
Lodge
Boston
Senate
House
Eight Die As Delaware Boiler Explosion Ruins Ship
Eight sailors were killed when a boiler exploded on the battleship Delaware. The incident left no survivors with fatal injuries among the others.
Engagement Announced for Florence McNett and William Griffith
Mrs T W McNett announced the engagement of her daughter Florence to William Thomas Griffith. The event followed a Wednesday Bridge Club gathering at which pink and white decor completed a ring motif with hand painted cupids on place cards.
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T W. McNett
Florence
William Thomas Griffith
Wednesday
Bridge Club
Miss McNett
T. W. McNett
Griffith
Martha Griffiith
Kane
W. W. Sasse
D. R. Woodward
Death notices of Ira A Whitney and Henry A Zeigler
Obituaries report Ira A Whitney a 68 year old Pittsfield mercantile veteran and Civil War veteran with survivors including two daughters, one son and siblings. Funeral held Monday at 2 30 from Pittsfield home with Presbyterian rites. Henry A Zeigler, 69, Warren resident and Civil War veteran, died Saturday at his sister’s home Nesmith Place. Funeral Monday at 2 30 from his sister’s home with Grace Methodist rites. Interment was private in Oakland.
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Ira A. Whitney
Warren County
Pittsfield
Whitney
Cleveland
Robert Kinnear
Youngsville
M. D. Whitney
W. D. Whitney
Muncy
Ind
J. W. Chipman
Indianapolis
L. E. Chaffey
Frank H. Murphy
Butler
Fred W. Whitney
Rev. Miller
Presbyterian Church At
Henry A. Ziegler
Warren
William Burkett
Nesmith Place
William Zeigler
Edward Fagan
Adam Offerle
L. H. Green
Ezeral Woodruff
Zeigler
J. P. Burns
Grace Methodist Church
Oakland
Fruit Farms in Demand Near Chili Station
Farmers near Chili Station have been selling and buying at a pace unseen in years. Prices range from 75 to 125 dollars per acre based on land fertility, buildings, and proximity to railroads and villages. Warmer demand centers on fruit tree rich tracts for new apple and peach orchards.
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Chili Station
Press agent explains discharge tied to biased praise
A press agent recalls writing an article praising a singer as an angelic voice. The prima donna objected, claiming no one should compliment anyone but herself, prompting her to demand the discharge. The Washington Star notes the feud over flattery and ego.
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Washington Star
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
Classified note urging readers to place advertisements in the Mail for effective outreach. Highlights quick response and broad reach. Emphasizes connection with local audience and potential customers through timely insertion.
Long-Libby Nuptials In Pittsfield Office
Edgar Long and Alice Libby of Pittsfield were married Wednesday afternoon by J. E. Wheeler J. P. at his office.
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Edgar Long
Alice Libby
Pittsfield
J. E. Wheeler
J. P
Kane Wibeck and Annie Wibeck wed in Jamestown
Charles Kane of Russell Pennsylvania and Miss Annie Wibeck of Jamestown were married Wednesday January 4 at 7 o clock by Rev. Dr. Horace G. Ogden. The ceremony took place at the First M E church parsonage in Jamestown with Miss Amanda Wibeck and Henry Kane as attendants.
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Charles Kane
Russell
Annie Wibeck
Jamestown
Horace G. Ogden
M. E
Amanda Wibeck
Henry Kane
Marguerite Wenderboe Weds Dr Regester in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Marguerite Wenderboe youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs N K Wenderboe wed Dr Hyatt Regester of Buffalo New York in a quiet 5 30 pm ceremony at the parents 106 Second Street home Rev W E Brinkman officiated. After an eastern wedding trip the couple will reside in Buffalo.
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Marguerite Wenderboe
N. K. Wenderboe
Emergency Hospital Report for December Highlights Donations
December records show 29 patients admitted and 39 discharged with 21 patients remaining by January 1. Charity care notes donations from City market and local businesses including turkeys oysters fruits candy Bibles and magazines. Directors express gratitude for Christmas gifts boosting nurse patient and staff morale.
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H. C. Olson
Fannie Smith
Los. Malaga
Rockwell
Emma Smith
Emmett Lacy
E. W. Campbell
Ladies’ Home Journal
Harpers
Scribners
Century
Hamptons
Good House
Millar Named Secretary of State Railroad Commission
Archibald B. Millar private secretary to Governor Edwin S. Stuart was elected secretary of State railroad Commission to serve from Feb 1 pending governor approval. Millar, a Philadelphian and nephew of General Robert B. Beath, succeeds Harry Calvert who resigned to become a trust company receiver in Pittsburgh. Governor Tener succeeds Stuart with Walter H. Gaither as his secretary.
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Archibald B. Millar
Edwin S. Stuart
State Railroad Commission
Capitol Hill
Millar
Harry 5. Calvert
Pittsburg
Smoky City
Robert B. Beath
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Stuart
Tener
Walter H. Gaither
Agricultural Note on Green Parts of Cabbages
A summer girl notes that parts of cabbages are being colored green and artificially colored. The other girl agrees it is hard to obtain cabbage without artificial coloring.
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Nbrary Association
Sreverend Conaway
The
Library Association
Struthers Library
General Fund
Citizens National Bank
J. D. Woodard
Sdalest
Brennan & Alexender
Acc’t, Mort
Penn’n Gas Co
Warren Electrical Light Co
Warren Water Co
County Treas
Gimenrance
L. D. Wetmore
Mio
Warren Library Assoc
Bond and Mort
H.G. Eaton
Wal
W. D. Hinckley
Sec'y. D. L
Gerould, Treas
Warren Library Association
Association
D . Mo
G. N. Parmtee
Warren Boro
G. WN. Parmlee Fund
M. C. Weiss
H. Hevenor
M. Rogers
M. B. Nelson
N. G. Sill
Warren Electric Light Co
P. O
T. J. Foley
Warren Mirror
Warren Times
Warren Mail
John T. Newell
H. J. Perenne
A. A. Davis & Bo
Reynolds Drug & Stationery Co
Bamim
Cies
H. I
Greenland
C. Bayer
Wuertzer
F. G. Schottin
Library Bureau
C. EK. Metzger
Rugs
Keystone State Library Assn
S.W. Watein
P. M
I. A. Brower Secases
W. Sealy
Ecdevisst
American Library Assn
W. G. Johnstone
Globe Optical Co
R. R. Bowker
Peri- Ogiobis
Massachusetts Society of P. C. A. H. W. Wilson
Peri
Oul
A. S. A. Publishing Co
George N. Parmlee Memorial
Warren St. R’y
Warres St. Ry
W. A. Rankin
Scribners’ Sons
R. W. Wetmore
Mary Smith Fund
L. D. Wetmore Fund
Cscrer Co Ve
Mary M. Scofield
Bowker Taylor Co
Treas
Mary C. Wiss
Chas. Scribners’ Sons Ss
Jas. Clark & Chases Des Ie
Chautauqua Poss
eGeees
C. H. Smith Co
Oliver Ditson
Chas. Scribners
Cette Ee Sees Kee
John Quincy Adams
Aulby de Gatigny
Canada
Newfoundland
Laura V. Farnsworth Schenk
Wheeling
W. Va
John O. Schenk
Packer
Delaware
Kiel
Hayti
Santo Domingo
Mary Baker
Kedy
Concord
N. J
M. Briand
Chamber of Deputies
M. Miran
Public Relief
Henry A. Zeigler
Chili
Long
Kane Wibeck
Regester- Wendeboe
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