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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
7
Travel guide clipping shows timetable details for Pennsylvania Railroad with East West and Clean Oil City divisions. Lists departure times across north and south routes with daily except Sunday note.
Streetcar times list Main Line and P and E station departures on each hour and half hour. Westbound Main Line runs around Laurel Street, North Warren service on the hour and 30, with Warren Sheffield and Clarendon connections and special Warren to Clarendon trips. First trains start 5:50 a.m. from Warren, last Warren to Sheffield 10:50 p.m. with Jamestown service hourly from 6 a.m. to 9:50 p.m. and final 11:10 p.m. from Jamestown arriving Warren at 12:10 a.m.
Comprehensive directory listing state officials and county officers. Includes Governor Tener and Taft administration appointments with names and districts, plus Warren County health officers, school board, city officers, and committees.
The public notice announces candidates in the Republican primaries: E. E. Thompson and A. C. Mook for county commissioner. John Siggins of Tidioute for associate judge. J. W. Hughes of Warren for associate judge. George W. Cogswell of Warren for associate judge.
We are authorized to announce E. R. Allen as a candidate for register and recorder at the coming Republican primaries. We are authorized to announce Frank A. Wood of Grand Valley as a candidate for Register and Recorder and Clerk of the Orphans court at the coming Republican primaries.
The committee announces Ernest D. Stewart of Conenango township and C. A. Love of Irvine as candidates for County Treasurer, both subject to Republican voters at the upcoming primaries.
Applicants L H Abbott John Bright F C Tochterman J A Viele and Frank Morrison seek a Pennsylvania charter for the Perfect Home Fastener Company to manufacture and sell home fasteners and related items. Hearing set for July 24 1911 at 11 a.m. before Governor per 1874 act and supplements. Solicitor ER H Beshlin. Publication dates June 29 July 6 13 20 1911.
Floyd Lyne McKelvey an 18 year old from Fredonia hanged himself from a grape post in Professor Freeman’s vineyard at the State Normal school. Coroner Charles Blood said he was likely dead for hours when Ned Gray found the body. Motive unclear possibly heat induced temporary mental derangement after a day of outdoor work.
The first rabies death in years occurred in Stockton as 50 year old Charles Buarber died after biting by a rabid dog. Fred Coe also bitten, killed the animal, both treated at the Pasteur Institute. Cows and a calf bitten were culled. Stockton and Portland quarantined against unmuzzled dogs with possible wider extension.
Notice is given that on July 31 1911 an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania by George W Foster Charles E Foster and Orren C Allen under the 1874 act for incorporation of Youngsville Brick and Tile Company to manufacture and sell brick tile and related products from clay and shale with all rights and privileges of the act. Directors listed Orren C Allen with dates July 6 13 20 27.
An application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on August 7 1911 for a charter to form Schellhammer & Company. The firm plans to sell and install plumbing and gas fixtures, and to manufacture and install heating and ventilating devices and systems.
In Warren County Pennsylvania on July 3 1911 a petition was filed in the Court of Common Pleas to establish an Independent School District from Columbus Borough. The court set a hearing for July 17 1911 at 10 A M. C E Bordwell attorney for petitioners signs the document.
A man about 50 years old, five feet tall and 150 pounds, was found dead Friday morning in the Oswego canal near Phoenix. The body was in a heavy burlap sack with arms bound and legs tied with twine, prompting Oswego county authorities to investigate a suspected strangulation case.
Administration notice announces letters testamentary granted to Henry E. McConnell as executor for Jonathan Pike of Pittsfield Warren County Pennsylvania. Creditors must pay debts and claimants file with proper authentication for settlement dated July 3 1911.
The Wildwood House of Salamanca New York was totally destroyed by a Sunday morning fire. Firefighters arrived as the blaze had a strong east wind feeding the flames, preventing effort to control it and leaving the structure burned to the ground.
Walter J. Hussinger of Batavia New York underwent surgery at Batavia hospital on June 28 for a hernia. Doctors were astonished to find his appendix, said to have been removed during a 16 year earlier Philadelphia appendectomy, and the second operation removed it again for good.
Thomas J. Dempsey head of a private detective agency in Franklin Pennsylvania faced bail after accusation of sending a black hand letter to oil magnate General Charles A. Miller. Four handwriting experts including Dr. Albert H. Hamilton of Auburn confirmed the two letters shared the same handwriting.
A brief notice urges local businesses to advertise in the Mail to reach wide readership and boost responses. The item emphasizes quick impact and affordable rates for merchants seeking high visibility.
Tresspass signs forbidding hunters and other trespassers from entering premises offered for sale at The Warren Mail office Warren Pa at 10 cents each.
Howard Page, son of Frank Page of Olean, drowned in seven feet of water in the Allegheny River above Barrett swimming hole. Beecher Ruttledge tried to save him. Edward Osgood recovered the body around 5 pm after it had been submerged about an hour.
Doneto Magholeon, a section hand for the Erie railway, was struck by an Erie passenger train outside Salamanca New York on Tuesday. He sustained a fractured skull and multiple injuries that may prove fatal.
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