Tidoute Plans Summer Chautauqua Event
Tidoute will host a summer Chautauqua in early August following last year’s success. A spark from a locomotive caused a fire at the Spring Creek Methodist Church on Sunday destroying the roof and heavily scorching nearby buildings. Pastor Rev. A. J. Patterson led the service as the blaze was found. Losses run to several thousand dollars.
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Tidoute
Tidioute
Methodist
Spring Creek
A. J. Patterson
Colonel Windsor offers services to U S Colonel Windsor letter seeks consideration
Colonel Fred E. Windsor of Warren writes to the secretary of war detailing his National Guard and Spanish American War service and declares his readiness for military duty. He notes he is unmarried with no dependents. Mrs Jennie Bowen Burned By Gas Explosion in Tidioute.
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Fred E. Windsor
Warren
Secretary of War
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Jennie Bowen
Jennie Bowren
Tidioute
Irvin
Bowen
Siegins
Eleven Men Rejected By Examining Board Return Home
Eleven men who were rejected by the Federal exam in physician have arrived home from Mount Gretna. The company left Mount Gretna to ring the fire bell 27 times in three series of nine taps to summon townspeople to the train. Colonel Wheelock will send the recruits he has signed to the border.
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Hera
Philadelphia
Mount Gretna
Wheelock
Mrs Hyatt Regester Dies From Wounds
Marguerite Wendlebee Regester died in Buffalo at 7 A M after a shotgun wound inflicted at her Buffalo home nearly a week earlier. The 26 year old Warren native married to Dr Hyatt Regester on January 16 1911. Funeral was held in Warren with remains returned from Buffalo.
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Marguerite Wendlebee Regester
Buffalo
Regester
Marguerite Regester
Warren
Hyatt Regester
N. K. Wendlebee
F. E
John G
N. K. Jr
Mayme J
Rose
City
Louise Vincent
Muncey Ind
Second Ave
Aved Jaggie of Youngsville Ends Life at Home
Andrew Jaggie, an 81 year old resident of Youngsville and Swiss native, committed suicide Sunday morning at his son John Jaggie’s residence. He used a .30-30 Winchester, tying a shoe string to pull the trigger. death was instantaneous. He had recently been living with his son after hospital confinement and left no widow but several grandchildren.
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Andrew Jaggie
Youngsville
Switzerland
Jaggie
Touse
John Jaggie
Wren
County Officials Hold Picnic At Tidioute
County officials and Warren clerical staff enjoyed their annual picnic at Associate Judge John Siggins home in Tidioute. The 40 attendees traveled by car or train, dined beneath the grape arbor after outdoor sports, with speeches by District Attorney Lyons Colonel D F A Wheelock and others.
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Court House
Tidioute
John Siggins
Warren
Siggins
Peloeek
E. M. Lowe
Addison White
G. C. Wright
E. D. Stewart
Curtis Armstrong
D. F. A. Wheelock
George DeForest
F. J Lyons
W. J. Farnsworth
M. Brady
Clara Brady
T. H. Basset
H. N. Reist
Mr. Wade
Swanson, Wilder
Lund Neilly
Walters
Snyder
New Trestle Built By P R R Near Tidioute
The Pennsylvania Railroad company is constructing a concrete and steel trestle at McGuire Run near Tidioute replacing the old wooden bridge. The creek’s course will be straightened to reduce flood danger. Warren remains quiet on Independence Day with fine weather and holiday travel along the Allegheny river Conewango creek and Chautauqua lake. Many visitors went to Celoron for amusements as cars on the W and J line ran late into the night.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
McGuire Run
Tidioute
Warren
Allegheny River
Conewango Creek
Chautauqua Lake
Celoron
Tidioute Business Men's Association Formed
The Tidioute Business Men's Association was organized last week to protect merchants and advance trade. Officers: President James K. Bell, Vice President R. L. Dunn, Treasurer F. Jennings, with directors Charles Ulf E A Culver C P Merkle and Harry Jennings. Monthly meetings planned.
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Tidioute
Lander School Grants Two Diplomas at Commencement
Lander School held its annual commencement at the Methodist Church last Thursday evening with a large attendance. Graduates were Neil Firth and Amy Parker. The program featured Smith's Orchestra, recitations, songs, and Rev. J. Bell Neff of Erie delivered the address on The Philosophy of Hustle. Diplomas were presented by Belmar Hitchcock, president of the school board.
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Lander School
Lander Scho
Methodist Cl
Neil Firth
Amy Parker
Smith
C. H. Quick
Amy Parker; Music, Recitation, “the Old Forsaken
J. Bell Neff
Erie
Belmar Hitchcock
Warren man eager to join Mexican border action
Frank Barnhart of Warren volunteers for service at the Mexican frontier, offering to fight greasers if needed. A Civil War veteran and one of the youngest drummer boys, he is 71 and cannot enlist until a general call is issued. His armory roll shows he can be relied upon when required. A separate incident reports two youths attempting a swindle at Printz store with a $70 check. one suspect fled Jamestown after leaving townhouse with goods, later found changing clothes.
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Frank Barnhart
Warren
Warren Armory
Wilson
National Guard
Mr. Barnhart
United States
Barnhart
Printz
Eugene G. Lawrence
Aena Explosive Company
Jamestown
Humphrey
Incorrigible Youth Breaks Jail Second Time
Clarence Rohbeck a 10 year old incorrigible escapes Warren county jail for a second time using a kitchen knife to remove a door panel He slips past Sheriff and wife and vanishes into the night The boy eludes capture and may move toward unguarded territory as authorities doubt a persistent return to confinement
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Clarence Rohbeck
Warren County
Young Rohrbeek
Rohrbeck
Warren Mail Subscription Offer
A promotions note invites readers to subscribe to the Warren Mail at one dollar in advance. The item emphasizes the yearly rate and prepayment requirement for service.
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Warren Mail
Forty-One Marriage Licenses Issued In June
The April through July notices report 41 marriage licenses issued in June by Bassett, Clerk of the Orphans Court, a slight drop from 44 in the prior year. The Warren Savings Bank declared its 93rd semi annual dividend on July 3 per its charter. The Tidioute Cutlery plant was sold by Sheriff Tate on June 26 to Conewango Company of Warren, represented by John Siggins Jr. A new company is expected to form and resume work soon.
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The
Warren Savings Bank
Clerk of the Orphan’s Court Bassett
Tidioute
Tate
Conewango ‘S Rust Company
Warren
John Siggins, Jr
Former County Treasurer Charles A Love Returns From Florida
Charles A Love, former county treasurer, came back Monday from a long Florida stay. He looks well and says he feels as good as he appears, drawing congratulations from friends across the city.
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Charles A. Love
Florida
Gas Company Employees to Receive 5 Percent Wage Increase
J. R. Drumm manager of the Warren and Chatauqua Gas Company local office received notice from head office that beginning on July 1 employees will get a five percent pay raise. The article notes hope the gas price will not increase.
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J. R. Drumm
Warren and Chatauqua Gas Company
Automobile Crash on New Venturetown Bridge
An unknown Ford driver collided with ironwork on the new bridge across Jackson Run in Venturetown Tuesday evening. The car was badly damaged, but no injuries were reported. The vehicle was in the tracks as materials blocked the road and attempted exit led to the collision.
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New Bridge
Jackson Run
Venturetown
Peter McCabe Stops Rocket Like Hero in Warren
Peter McCabe of Warren saved his child from a sky rocket incident by burning his own hand while snatching the dangerous device away. His right hand suffered severe burns.
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Peter McCabe
Warren
New Landmark Under Construction on the Island
A tall structural steel tower at the Phoenix Furniture Company plant on the Island rises above surrounding buildings to support a 40 000 gallon tank for a new fire protection sprinkling system. The 100 foot tower and 18 foot tank crown the south side of Pennsylvania avenue as two months remain for completing the $10 000 turbine power plant installation amid a nearly dry mill pond.
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Liberty Street
Phoenix Furniture Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hughes and T. R. In Full Accord
The article describes former President Theodore Roosevelt and Charles Evans Hughes agreeing in principle on campaign questions. Roosevelt agrees with Hughes and promises strong support, aiming to help Hughes with three or four speeches in the fall.
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Hughes
Roosevelt
Mr. Hughes
Farmer Reports Congress Talk, Seeds That Won’t Grow
An old farmer answers a drummer about his representative in Congress. He says the representative has spoken much but little results, likening his statements to garden seeds that fail to sprout. The exchange frames political skepticism with rural imagery.
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Congress
Bond Car Agreement Prompts Threat in Exchange Between Parties
In a tense exchange the parties discuss a car loan or sale with a threat to repossess if terms are not met. The dialogue shows coercive pressure and insistence on written promises. The scene features a character named Jones and a negotiator nicknamed Puck.
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Jones
Puck
Warren Business College Sold to Hoff and Holmes
The Warren Business College, run for eight years by C. W. Smith, is sold to L. J. Holmes and I. J. Hoff, proprietors of the Hoff Business College. Smith cites market saturation and proper compensation as reasons, and will pursue other business ventures.
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Warren Business College
Hoff
C. W. Smith
Mr. Smith
Messrs
L. J. Holmes
I. J. Hoff
Hoff Business College
Parsnip Bake and Side Dishes From Mothers Cook Book
The recipe describes making baked parsnips with butter and milk, then baking until golden, and serving with whitefish. A pork and cucumber fry-in side dish is suggested, followed by lentils and macaroni mixed with pork fat and onion, then potato and liver salad with diced liver and various mix-ins.
Clarendon Woman Arrested For Making Threats
Fannie Weinstein of Clarendon was brought before Justice Wheeler on a warrant from Mrs. Ethel Hansen charging threats. She requested a postponement until after the Fourth and it was granted. The hearing occurred Wednesday afternoon July 5. She was held for court under $200 bail.
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Clarendon
Fannie Weinstein
Wheeler
Ethel Hansen
Bear Lake Youth Dies in Accidental Rifle Shot
Clyde Wilson 17 was returning from the strawberry pasture when a 22 rifle discharged by cousin Charles Engle 15, an accident the inquest attributed. The trio initially hid the truth, but later confessed, detailing that the shot struck Clyde in the head as the band drove past a hill on the road.
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Clyde Wilson
Leon Wilson
DeForest
Sweetland
Wilson
Charles Engle
Warren
Peach and pineapple iced cream dessert slices
Cut cake into thin slices and trim edges. Place half a canned peach on each slice, fill cavities with chopped apples and candied cherries, cover with vanilla ice cream, drizzle pineapple syrup on top, and garnish with cherries.
Complex Plank Dinner With Mashed Potato Nests
Wipe a rump steak two inches thick and pan broil ten minutes. Center the steak on a buttered plank and bake to brown potatoes and finish cooking. Pipe a potato border, fill nests with heated canned peas, and arrange buttered carrot cubes and stuffed tomatoes at equal distances.
Persistent Pershing Steps Harden Border Deployment
General Pershing has limited Mexican incursions by concentrating his forces and pulling back from arid zones to protect transports. The U S government awaits Carranza’s reply while Lansing signals no immediate demand for an answer, despite potential contingencies. The Latin African bloc seeks a neutral solution but US policy remains unchanged until Carranza clarifies his stance.
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State and War Departments
John J. Pershing
Pershing
Carranza
Rodgers
Arrendondo
Wilson
New York Press Club
United States
Hughes to Open Campaign Second Week in August
Bridgehampton July 3 Charles E Hughes will inaugurate his presidential campaign in the second week of August with a tour to the Pacific coast. The tentative plan lists ten cities including St Paul Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake City Kansas City St Louis and Chicago. The swing is expected to be a preliminary stage to further whirlwind tours.
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Bridgehampton
Charles E. Hughes
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Hughes
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U.S
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Tidioute Cutlery
Frank Kerwin
G. Scott Smith
Struthers
Colonel Roosevelt
and City Properties
State Hospital Farm
Russell
Hatch Run
Warren Real Estate Investment Co
Second Avenue
Penna
Conewango Building Loan Association
Conenango Building Loan Association
Bear Lake
Leisureland
New York City
Albany
Troy
Lake George
the Adirondacks
Beautiful “Searchlight Magazine
Hudson Navigation Company
Pier
North River
New York
Fred
Lansing
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