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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
5
Mrs. S. S. Clark, 81, died last Wednesday at her Sugar Grove home. Her husband and one son survive.
Charles P. Johnson, former Missouri lieutenant governor and famed criminal lawyer, links a surge in husband murders by wives to the women’s rights movement. He dismisses a conscience wave and says crimes rise with suffrage agitation, predicting further killings until suffrage issues are settled.
In Media Pennsylvania on January 25 a jury awarded Elizabeth Snowden $25 in a suit against Dr. Morton P. Dickeson over his neighbor’s monkey Fimmie that bit her ankle as she dressed after bath time. The defense argued the monkey was provoked and later claimed Snowden rocked the animal’s tail.
A War ren optical office advertises careful study of the eye and its errors. The practitioner claims the best equipped shop in Warren with 25 years of experience and no reliance on eye drops. Location is 348 Penn Ave W over Citizens' National Bank Rooms 7 8 Hours 9am to 8pm Sundays by appointment.
Judge Criswell.allowed testimony on a bloodhound trailing an alleged criminal in the Lowry Hofman barn burning case. Defense objected but both sides noted no Pennsylvania appellate precedent. The dog tracked Heifmann to his home and stopped, trial continues.
Katharine May Schwartz Janney has won a divorce from Francis A. Janney, a noted Philadelphia clubman. This marks his second divorce after Lena Farr Carstairs' split in 1906. Soon after their separation Janney eloped with Schwartz, daughter of Charles Wheeler Schwartz of Germantown, and they lived in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
George J. Kirkpatrick a 20 year National State bank bookkeeper in Oneida New York confessed to about $5000 short in his ledgers. He claims rising expenses and pledged his home and life policies to cover the deficit as state examiner reviews the books. The bank will not prosecute but the surety may.
Real estate transfers include Harl E. Davis to Herbert Davis in Youngsville for 157.50 and multiple other transfers across Warren, Tidioute, Enterprise and surrounding towns. Notable moves show small sums like 1 and larger deals such as 31,000 between Florence St York and Florence S York in Irvineton and 138 in Grand Valley. Several estates and associations, including Messner estate and Trustee Helping Hand B. & LL. Association, appear among the transactions.
Notices show Mortengues executions Farn leases house leases judgment notes warranty deeds cure claim deeds judgment bonds promissory notes and Landford warrants for sale at the fine Warren Mail office with applicable details forthcoming.
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