Attorneys and Counsellors Move to Warren Bank Building
I Ball announces removal of his office from the Beaty building to room 8 on the second floor of the new Warren National Bank Building. Take the elevator. Bell Telephone 165. Charles W Stone and Ralph W Stone announce TTORNEYS and COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Office over First National Bank, Warren, Pa. Practice in Warren and neighboring counties, in Pennsylvania Superior and Supreme Courts, and in United States courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Ball
Saie
Beaty
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone
Charles W. Stone
Ralph W
Subpoena in Divorce for Warren County Case 1908
Subpoena in the Warren County Common Pleas divorce case Ida D Currie vs Warren J Curry returned non est inventus. Respondent must appear Feb 1 1909 to answer and show cause for divorce under state law. Sheriff B G Gregory authorized. Also administration notice for Solon English estate in Kinzua Warren County Pa. informs debtors to pay and creditors to present claims with Sidney D Blackman as administrator. January 15 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Solon English
Kinzua
Warren County
Local Act Sought for Warren Borough Land Validation
Notice filed to seek a local or special law in Harrisburg for validating title to a Warren Borough lot along the Allegheny river and aiding monument maintenance, tied to historic acts establishing Warren Town and Avenue vacating. Names A J Hazeltine and Chas Schimmelfing appear as signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pee
General Assembly
Harrisburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Warren
County of
Allegheny River
Warre
Anno Domini
Pennsylvania Avenue
A. J. Hazeltine
Chas. Schimmelfing
Divorce Notice in Warren County Common Pleas
Jennie Fox libellant sues Will Carlton Fox respondent. Case returned non est inventus on March 1, 1909. Sheriff note dated January 28, 1941 cites reason to show cause why divorce should not be granted under acts of Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Common Pleas
Jennie Fox
Libellant
Will Carlton Fox
Borough of
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
B. G. Gregory
Announcement of Warren County District Attorney Candidates
Sidney D. Blackman announces candidacy for Warren County District Attorney subject to Republican primaries to be held June 5 1909. Frank J. Lyons also announces candidacy for the same office in Warren Pa January 6 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Sidney D. Blackman
Frank J. Lyons
Warren, Pa
William Hogan Dies in Oklahoma After Illness
Telegram reports William Hogan aged about 46 died in Oklahoma from a hemorrhage after moving there to manage oil interests. Born in Salamanca New York he left behind a wife and son William Jr. Surviving siblings include J E Hogan of DuBois and M T Hogan of Tulson. Body returned to Warren for funeral at St. Joseph's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Metzger
William Hogan
Oklahoma
Warren
J. E. Hogan
DuBois
M.T. Hogan
Tulson
Okla
Nellie Hogan
Tulsa
William, Jr
Hogan
St. Joseph’s Church
Funeral Held for Eugene Arnold in Warren
Eugene Arnold died Friday afternoon in the N Greenland & Son furniture store after being stricken while talking. Heart failure caused his death. Born June 12, 1852 in Pine Grove township Warren County he married Flora Brasington in 1872. Survived by daughter Mrs Norman Spencer son Warren Arnold father Porter Arnold three sisters two brothers and a widow. Funeral Monday at 3 p.m. from First M E church after prayer at Norman Spencer’s home. Burial Oakland cemetery.
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Eugene Arnold
N. Greenland & Son
Mr. Arnold
Arnold
Pine Grove Township
Warren County
Flora Brasington
Norman Spencer
Warren Arnold
Warren
Porter Arnold
Warren Grange, P
Manic Obsession Breaks Sanity Over Moon Study
A Cincinnati Enquirer report recounts a psychiatrist patient in Edinburgh who turned violent after a casual remark about the moon. The man had long sought to build an astronomy telescope and died as an incurable case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Cincinnati Enquirer
First Carpet in New York City: Captain Sidd’s Historic Import
A New York Times excerpt recounts the late 1600s carpet arrival era. Captain Sidd, skipper of the Antigua, introduced carpet fashion to New York in the 1690s, with the first known carpet laid in his Hanover Square home's best room valued at 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
England
New York
Captain Sidd
Antigua
London
Sarah Port
Hanover Square
New York Times
The Mountains Anecdote on a Hotel Room
In Stewart Edward White's The Mountains a man in a hotel room hears the next door occupants return at 11 and the bed creak as someone falls. A deep sigh follows and a man voices regret about not joining the Association For Artificial Vacations, joking it would tire and anger a person faster in two days than two weeks alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Edward White
Mary
Stevenson and the beggar encounter in London
Robert Louis Stevenson and Ed ward Gosse walked with a beggar who refused help from Gosse. Stevenson hesitated then gave sixpence. The man pocketed it, offered no thanks, and stared at Gosse asking for the other benefactor. Stevenson replied that he would be the other little gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
London
Robert Louis Stevenson
Edmund Gosse
Gosse
The Wrong Place Postcard Quip at St Peter
A shade asks St Peter where to buy souvenir postcards, and receives a sour reply directing him to the place. The quip, from Puck, plays on afterlife commerce and comic misdirection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
Puck
Hair Loss Quip Sparks Light Remark at Yonkers Meeting
Observer quips about hair loss noting a man loses his hair only once while some women mislay theirs several times a week. Yonkers Statesman style reflects a witty aside during local commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers Statesman
Jobless Exchange Sparks Mass Meeting Absence
In a witty line from Puck, a mass meeting of the unemployed prompts the question of attendance with the reply that one person was seeking work. The exchange highlights the era’s unemployment concerns and humor in print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Local notes from Warren area include tax appeals and relocations
Last Thursday marked the final appeal day for county commissioners and assessors handling 1909 taxes. W. C. Wood of Sheffield moved his family to Girard. O. L. Agnew and family left for Gaston Oregon to settle there. The Rev Paul J Lux resigned from Warren First Baptist to serve Emporium Pa. Five Y M C A directors were elected for three years. James Berger of Bear Lake was killed by a train near Pine Valley. Mrs Josephine Mease and others headed to Astatula Florida for two months. Rev Dr Lindsey from Pittsburg preached at Warren Presbyterian church as guest of C D Crandall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Lux
First Baptist Church of
Warren
Emporium, Pa
C. W. Benjamin
W. F. Bennett
C. J. Crary
H. P. Stone
F. C. Tochterman
James Berger
Bear Lake
Pine Valley
Town Line
Josephine Mease
Charlotte Hall
L. W. Dennison
M. W. Dennison
Astatula
Florida
Dr. Lindsey
Pittsburg
Jamestown
Presbyterian Church
C. D. Crandall
Death of Mrs. Esther Cohn in Cleveland
Mrs. Esther Cohn aged 67 died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. J J Levy’s home in Cleveland Ohio after a stroke and complications. Her husband died in Bradford in 1895. They lived at Fagundus Corry and Pleasantville where Mr Cohn was a merchant. Ten children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Cohn
J. J. Levy
Cleveland
Bradford
Fagundus and Corry
Pleasantville
Cohn
Wanted A good correspondent at this place
Youngsville readers are invited to contact the publisher to become a local correspondent for this newspaper. Send inquiries to the office for assignment details.
The man who is standing up for you soon gets tired
A compact note from Atchl wn Globe describes a man who supports others finding himself fatigued and taking a seat, illustrating the weariness that can accompany advocacy or standby roles.
For Sale Old Newspapers Under Carpets and Packing
Classified style notice offering old newspapers for sale suitable for packing, flooring, or shelf lining. Call at MAIL office for details and contact.
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H S. Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Legser
J. Eddy
Attorney At Law
Warren National Bank Building
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
Citizens National Bank
Carver House
H. B. Hyde
Optometrist
Hickory ST
Hadbook
Munn & Co
Scientific American
F St
Washington
Maly
United States
McCall
McCall Patfree
Suvecrive
Tern Indy
McCall CO
Mark
Dr. Miles’ Ai
Ida D. Currie
Delona KK
Warren J. Curry
Rae
Dennison
Home Matters
W. C. Wood
Sheffield
G. R. Wood
Girard, O
L. Agnew
Tionesta
Gaston
Oregon
Youngsville
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Penna
Perry D. Clark
F. K. Russell
Cashier
R. H. Winger
W. A. Cameron
F. A. Hall
V. Pres
T. Conarro
Teller
FE. C. Bogart
Bookk
Er L. A. Branch
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