Local residents and visitors shown in Warren notes
G W Peck of Grand Valley visits Warren. I A Whitney and son Fred from Pittsfield in town. Martha Crandall visits Rochester. E D Everts and Lounsbury in Corydon. Henry Brann from Titusville visits brother James from Oklahoma. Helen Jackson returns from Peoria. Koepps visit Cleveland after Wis. Lola Lowe from Meadville visits Evelyn Weed. Mabel Grandin returns home to Tidioute. Rev A B Markley from Zanesville staying with Albrechts. Lottie Lohnes visiting parents on Fourth street. Elks convention draws Earl MacDonald, Harry Wager and others to Detroit. Fuellhart visits Youngsville. Hartman family returns from Apollo. Arird travels to Colorado Idaho Yellowstone. McNett party visits Racine. Clara Van Every and son head to Erie. Waid family leaves for Gatun Panama. Bensmann arrives from Bremen for summer. Greenland Maharan Bauer head to Detroit for Elks. Wheeler family sails to Europe. Oberammergau Passion Play planned. Johnny Jones Carnival advance man in town for July 25 week. Marker couple to New York then Germany visiting Mannheim and other European cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Lohnes
Olean
Adam Lohnes
Fourth Street
Earl MacDonald
Harry Wager
Fred Meas
R. H. Smith
Miles Groat
S. E. Walker
Detroit
Henry Fuellhart
Tidioute
Warren
Youngsville
John
J. H. Hartman
Apollo
T. B. Clawson
D. A. Arird
Colorado
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Clara van Every
Earl
Bliss van Every
Erie
Sherman Waid
Gatun
Panama
Robert W. Teese
Richie
Hermann Bensmann
Bremen
Germany
C. W. Jamieson
Messrs
H. AL. Greenland
A. J. Maharan
Gus W. Bauer
Elks
Grand Rapids
Mich. Hon
N. P. Wheeler
Endeavor
New York
Europe
Oberammergau
Er. A. Kennedy
Johnny Jones Carnival Co
Woodruff Seeks Consensus on New York Governor Candidate
At Sagamore Hill Colonel Roosevelt weighs the field as Governor Hughes departs. Timothy L. Woodruff reports to Roosevelt that the best fitted, broadly acceptable candidate must win over Republicans and independent voters. Roosevelt plans Saratoga timing and hopes to mend party rifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Woodruff Reflects on Bipartisan Talks in State Politics
Timothy Woodruff describes seeking wide support from Democrats Republicans independents and insurgents. He notes meetings with Lodge Mey er Wilson Longworth Carter Beveridge Wadsworth Hughes Fowler and Cocks and says Roosevelt will push Republican success while details of the conference remain private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Lodge
Meyer
Wilson
Nick Longworth
Longworth
White House
J. P. Morgan
Wall Street
Samuel Gompers
Thomas Carter
A. J. Beveridge
Speaker Wadsworth
Hughes
Charles N. Fowler
New Jersey
W W. Cocks
Roosevelt
Timothy Woodruff
Wadsworth
Emergency Hospital Report for June Summary
June hospital activity shows 17 patients admitted, 38 discharged, and 2 remaining by July 1. Charity admissions and care details noted with donations from J. B. Bayer and various groups. Items include chairs, flowers, vegetables, books, and room renovations funded by Reynolds Book Co and D. Shear and the Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bayer
Friends
Friend
Reynolds Book Co
D. Shear
Elks
Hoft Business College Announces Fall Term Begin Date
The Hoft Business College advertises a first class business education with the old reliable school of Warren. Fall Term starts September 6. Special discount offer available until August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliable School
Warren
Sparks Fly in Earnest Mrs X Quarrel
A brief exchange depicts Mrs X and Mr X in a sharp quarrel about money and status. Mr X remains calm, joking that without his money she would be a bachelor. The dialogue reflects social tensions and personal pride in a Boston Tran script excerpt.
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Mrs. X
Mr. X
Boston Transcript
Opera fashion chatter and a manhole fall headline
A brief city desk quote exchanges on opera fashion then reports a manhole accident across the street. The city editor orders coverage while a joke about a proposal adds local flavor.
Dyspeptic Exchange About Medication Timing
A dialogue reveals a misunderstanding over when to take medicine for digestion. The guest insists the doctor’s instruction was to take it after meals, while the dyspeptic notes the instruction was to take it on an empty stomach, claiming it makes no difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guetor
Chief Offences in the Ozarks
A Kansas City Star excerpt notes a local Ozark saying about social refusals. It compares a woman's hurt when refused a bite of cake to a man's sting when declined an invitation to inspect his new bird dog. The piece blends regional humor with social custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozarks
Ozark
Kansas City Star
Old Presbyterian Church at Southampton Long Island
A relic of early America, the Presbyterian church near Southampton, Long Island, began in 1707 and was dedicated in 1708, said to hold a record as the oldest church of its denomination in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Long Island
Warren county Teachers Institute Dates Announced
The Warren county Teachers Institute will be held August 29 to September 2 at the Warren Court House. Other items note Hertzel withdrawing his name from an audit petition, George Gray’s assault case, and state efforts to enforce the pure food law to prevent contaminated food exposure to flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teacher’s Institute of
Warren County
Warren
Court House
Criswell
Venango County
Andrew Hertzel
Sibley
Harrisburg
Gas rates set for July 1910 in Warren and nearby towns
Notice to natural gas customers in Warren Rus sell Stoneham Clarendon Watson Tiona Saybrook Sheffield Brookston: domestic service rates become 30 cents per thousand cubic feet after meters read in July 1910, with a 2 cent discount if paid by the 10th of the following month. Pennsylvania Gas Co. dates July 7 14 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Russell
Stoneham
Clarendon
Watson
Tiona
Saybrook
Sheffield
Brookston
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Monroe Nursery Seeks Live Agents For Northern Grown Stock
The Monroe Nursery, a 63 year old firm with 900 acres, seeks reliable live agents to represent high grade northern grown nursery stock in sales. Omit doubt, consistent best propositions offered. Write for particulars to Monroe Nursery 1 KB Geutritzs Sons Co, Monroeville, Michigan. Jul 4 21 28 Aug 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Nursery
Sons Company
Monrove
Michigan
County Medical Society Hold Meeting at Sheffield
The Warren County Medical Society met yesterday afternoon with Dr. G. T. Pryor at Sheffield in the Wawanda Club rooms. Papers were read and discussed, with a large attendance from across the county. Supper followed at the Shaw House, and a resolution was passed opposing the discharge of Dr. Morris S. Guth by the State Hospital for the Insane trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Medical Society
G. T. Pryor
Sheffield
Wawanda Club
Shaw House
Board of Trustees
The
State Hospital For the Insane
North Warren
Morris S. Guth
Tourists jailed then ordered to leave town
Police court notes show Ray Hanley and John Gannon, recent county jail inmates, were brought before Justice Perry after trouble Wednesday evening. He gave them ten minutes to depart town, and they complied. A man fined 3.50 for riding a bicycle on the sidewalk paid the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hanley
John Gannon
Chief Berdine
Justice Perry
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G. W. Peck
Grand Valley
I. A. Whitney
Fred
Pittsfield
Martha Crandall
Rochester
E. D. Everts
Miss Lounsbury
Corydon
Henry Brann
Titusville
James
Oklahoma
Helen Jackson
Peoria
Ill
E. E. Koepp
H. Rhode
Cleveland
Lola Lowe
Meadville
Evelyn Weed
Mabel Grandin
Grace Hazeltine
A. B. Markley
Zanesville
Ohio
City
J. W. Albrecht
Hazel Street
T. W. McNett
Racine
Wis
G. F. McNett
Flora
Jamestown
N. Y
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Woodruff
Saratoga
Colonel Roosevelt
Orvnierr
Hoft Business College
Baldy
George
Fariance
Teacher's Institute
Hertzel
George Gray
East Water St
Magee
Justice Wheeler
Wheeler
Williamsport Water Company
Williamsport
W. W. Hart
Water Company
John D
A.J. Case
Little Valley
Business Men’s Association
Pittsburg
Egg Carrier and Paper Company
Newark
N. J
Retail Merchants’ Association
State of
Pennsylvania
J. W. Kendall
J. F. Emerson
B. G. Gregory
Butler
John D. Rockefeller As
County Medical Society
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Wildwood
Ocean City
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Upper Coast
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