Death of Frank E. Donaldson of Tidioute
Frank E. Donaldson born September 22 1877 died July 6 after an appendicitis operation at Sisters' Hospital Buffalo. Survived by widow Stella Martin, parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Donaldson, brothers Oscar Charles Alfred and sisters Mrs. John N. Larson Mrs. Albert Erickson and Florence. funeral Saturday at Swedish church with Rev. Jacobson of Warren officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Donaldson
Tidioute
Sisters’ Hospital
Buffalo
Frank Elmer Donaldson
Old Homestead
Stella Martin
Donaldson
Wew
London
Samuel Donaldson
Oscar
John N. Larson
Titusville
Albert Erickson
Charles
Rochester
Alfred
Florence
Rev
Jacobson
Warren
Widow Mrs. Sarah Dalton Dies in Warren Home
Mrs. Sarah Dalton widow of Harry Dalton died Saturday at her daughter Mrs. Marian Dunlap’s home in Pleasant township. Survived by brother IL KK Robinson of Hornell NY three nieces and one nephew all of Warren. Born in Danville NY about sixty eight years ago, she lived in Warren about two years after moving from New York City. Services held at Mrs. L C Hansen’s home and in the chapel. interment private in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Dalton
Harry Dalton
Marian Dunlap
Pleasant Township
IL. KK. Robinson
Hornel
N. Y
Marion Dunlap
Otto Dove
JL. C. Hansen
George Dunlap
Warren
Dalton
New York City
Death of John T. Freund After Five Year Illness
John T. Freund of 21 Carver Street died Sunday morning after a five year illness with paralysis. Survived by widow Mary T. two sons William of Syracuse and John of Warren and two daughters Edith and Anita at home. He came from Hamburg Germany 31 years ago and lived in Warren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at his home with Rev Carl Jacobson officiating. Interment in Oakland cemetery.
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John T. Freund
Carver Street
Mary T
William
Syracuse
John
Warren
Edith
Anita
Freund
Hamburg
Germany
Carl Jacobson
Oakland Cemetery
Warren Man George Ritz Dies After Illness and Stroke
George Ritz of 18 Buchanan Street Warren died Sunday after four years ill and a severe stroke. Survived by his mother Mrs Mary Ritze, sisters Mrs Mary O Neil Bradford Mrs M America Buffalo Mrs Gertrude Foster Vancouver BC and brothers Geo Will Archie Ritz all of Warren. Funeral Tuesday at residence conducted by Rev C W Beck Lutheran Church with interment Irvine Cemetery.
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George Ritz
Buchanan Street
Warren
Ritze
Mary Ritze
Mary O'Neil
Bradford
M. America
Buffalo
Gertrude Foster
Vancouver
B. C
Geo. Ritze
Will Ritze
Archie ‘Ritze
C. W. Beck
Lutheran Church
Irvine
Charles A. Johnson Dies After Long Illness
Charles A. Johnson died Sunday morning at his Robin Hill home from liver cancer after a long illness. Funeral was held Tuesday at 1 o clock.
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Chas. A. Johnson
Robin Hill
Warren Morrison Dies at 63 in Corrydon Home
Warren Morrison aged 63 of Corrydon Pa. died Sunday morning at his home. He was a son of Rice Morrison, one of the first settlers in Warren county.
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Corrydon
Warren Morrison
Rice Morrison
Warren County
Mrs Munson Dies After Long Illness at Russell Area Home
Mrs Joan Munson died Sunday at her home east of Russell after a long illness. She is survived by her husband and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Munson
Russell
Court Affirms Damages Against Pennsylvania Railroad
Attorney D A Arird reports a Supreme Court telegram confirming Warren County Court ruling in William Kitchen v Pennsylvania Railroad. Damages and costs total 4265 dollars from a suit tried in October 1910. The accident occurred February 6 at a grade crossing on Main avenue in Pleasant Township.
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D. A. Arird
Steady Advertising Push Key to Retail Success
The article argues that sporadic advertising wastes money and that persistent, systematic newspaper publicity drives sales. It compares continuous campaigns to a steady team pull and suggests using syndicated services to gain professional, affordable weekly ads for local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
New York
Philadelphia
Defense seeks new trial in Andrews case amid conflicting testimony
Attorneys for John M. Andrews file extensive exceptions and reasons for a new trial. They allege court errors restricting witness testimony and argue additional evidence and public pressure impacted fairness. The Commonwealth plans to respond at the forthcoming argument.
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John M. Andrews
Emile Amann
Commonwealth
Stella Hodge
Amann
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Andrews
Mail Carrier Edward Aiken Injured In Town Car Crash
Rural mail carrier Edward Aiken of Middleport N Y was struck when a Liv automobile overturned on Peet Street. He was thrown beside the street, gasoline ignited bursting the car into flames and destroyed it. He remained unconscious with fears of death.
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Edward Aiken
Middleport
N. Y
Peet Street
Aiken
Female prisoner suffers in jail as escapes feared
Describes John M. Andrews awaiting murder trial with barred windows and improvised screens. Notes coupling with Pipik brothers case, limited access to outside, and Miss Hodge who admits guilt crying in heat, longing for release and regret over confession.
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John M. Andrews
Sheriff Park
Court House
Pipik Boys
Hodge
Amann
Sun
Miss Hodge
Bacon Makes a Call Paris July 18
American ambassador Robert Bacon met with French foreign minister Deserves in Paris amid reports of US protest to Germany over a Moroccan Atlantic naval base. Mulai Hafid defends foreign aid calls after Fez siege, saying aid sought to protect foreigners and restore order.
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Paris
Robert Bacon
France
M. Deserves
United States
Germany
Morocco
American State Department
M. Martin
Madrid
Spain
Alcazar
Mulai Hafid
Tangier
Fez
Cork Leg in Homicide Shocks Norristown
James McLoughlin foreman for the Philadelphia and Western railway died in Norristown hospital. W. T. Boyle held for aggravated assault after McLoughlin alleged Boyle struck him with a cork leg and referenced fourteen dollars in Royle’s. Boyle contends injuries resulted from a chair fall. Authorities suspect alcohol contributed to the death.
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Norristown
James McLoughlin
Philadelphia & Western Railway
W. T. Boyle
McLoughlin
Boyle
Royle
Bridgeport
Mccloughlin
Palace Hotel Proprietor Injured In Car Plunge Near Dou glassville
Charles Wiley owner of the Palace hotel in Pottstown was nearly killed when his large car plunged 20 feet down an embankment at Douglassville. Chauffeur Reich elderfer was backing the vehicle when it ran wild. Both men were badly shaken but escaped serious injury.
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Pottstown
Charles Wiley
Palace Hotel
Douglasville
Reichelderfer
Assistant Superintendent Elected at Adjourned Board Meeting
P W M Pressel was chosen assistant superintendent at an adjourned school board meeting held last Wednesday evening. The Echo Rifle Club of Bradford defeated Warren Company I by 23 points in a four event 125 target match with Bradford totals led by S T Graham 482 and D Neely 483 among others for a grand 3338.
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P. W. M. Pressel
Echo Rifle Club
Marksmen
Bradford
Company I
Warren
S. T. Graham
D. Neely
R. Hartburg
C. Martin
W. H. Horton
W. H. Bunke
M. A. Huntingdon
Robertson
Haines
Sweeting
Wheelock
Willey
Presse
Kelly
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Joan Munson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Supreme Court
Business
By Dundas Henderson
C. E. Zimmerman Co
Chicago
Elisi
He CE
Zimmerman
Triai
Justice of the Peace
Learned Court
Mrs. Andrews
Mr. Stone
Elvin C. Hall
Hall
Grand Jury
Traverse Jury
Smite Amann
James Scarlett
William Peters
Tonawanda
Crover Skie
Garrett
Werd
Geneseo County
Niagara Falls
Bacon
Cork
AV. S. Pittman
Mail Job Department
Main Avenue
South Side
Types Union
Disciples of the Art Preservative
Fourth Estate
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Harrisburg
Nettie Price
Orr Place
Alliance
Ohio
C. Schlaack
Pontiac
Mich
Herman
Canton Street
R. H. Smith
Earle McDonald
Atlantic City
Elks
Warren Lodge
Warren King
Oklahoma
I. E. King
North Warren
Henry Park
Esther
Chester
Pittsburg
U. S. Rogers
Columbus
W. H. Muzzy
Walter P. Thompson
Akeley
Sernia
British Columbia
George Arnold
Sa Jacinto
Cal
Thomas Green
Allegheny Springs
Judge
W. D. Hinckley
George Priestley
Points
Fannie Cooney
Post Office
R. B. Buggs
Herbert Elvidge
Allentown
Whitcomb
Third Street
Catherine Taylor
York, Pa
A. R. Taylor
Theodore Messners
R. S. Parsons
Newton Hamilton
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