Mystery surrounds Warren county Andrews murder case
The Titusville Herald reports defense lawyers seek a new trial alleging an unseen eyewitness to Emile Amann's killing. A third party, not subpoenaed, may have witnessed the crime unknown to the public and district officials. The piece questions why this witness was not called and hints at political influence in Warren.
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Andrews
Warren County
Emile Amann
Stella Hodge
John M. Andrews
Warren
District Attorney’s Office
Titusville Herald
Domestic Irritations List From Boston Transcript
A friend of the Boston Transcript editor shared a list of domestic irritations. Examples include cigar stumps in flower pots, being summoned while dinner is announced, sitting on a tilted chair with the head on cushions, drawing on a tablecloth, missing salt and pepper, no towels after a bath, clothesline nicks in darkness, and serving hot coffee with little time before a train and cold coffee when time allows.
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Boston Transcript
Deputy Sheriff L L Russell Resigns in Warren County
L L Russell, deputy sheriff of Warren County since 1910 under Sheriff Henry Park, resigns and will depart once a successor is named. The job is said to be no sinecure for his wife who must cook for prisoners, unlike Meadville where jail inmates prepare their own meals.
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L. L. Russell
Warren County
Henry Park
Warren
Meadville
Titusville
JL. L. Russell
Russell
Park
Kissing the most beautiful girl may be dangerous
A bacteriologist warns that kissing the most beautiful girl may involve risk. An exchange in the piece notes potential danger, while a family figure wearing hobnailed boots is mentioned in passing.
Young Men Bargain Wardrobe Shift Noted
The Ohio State Journal notes many young fellows, who should buy cheap coveralls at sixty cents, are visiting tailors to purchase fancy clothes at twenty five dollars per suit, signaling a shift in spending.
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Ohio State Journal
William Jennings Bryan Branded Traitor by Nebraska Democrats
The Nebraska State Convention passed resolutions condemning William Jennings Bryan as a traitor to his party. Once a world famed orator and thrice presidential candidate, Bryan is cast from the Democratic fold in his home state, signaling a political downfall.
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William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
The
Platte
William J
Vacation Advice From Puck Declares Cautionary Rules
A humorous set of cautions warns travelers against overplanning and social friction on vacations. The rules cover mood, money, locations, companionship, and polite behavior, ending with a cheeky note that advice has spoiled many trips.
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Puck
Donts for Grooms Keep to the wedding plan
A humorous list of cautions for new husbands advises on discretion and shared experiences. It warns against overtalking about the wife, overclaiming companionship, and mismanaging social appearances. The piece playfully notes travel, greetings, and hotel register etiquette.
Oil City Woman Files Divorce Suit on Fourth of July
Mrs. Jean Snyder of Oil City filed in Franklin court last Thursday for divorce from Walter Proper Snyder. She alleges indignities to the person and cruel and barbarous treatment. They were married in Oil City on July 4, 1900. The item notes another Fourth of July celebration that fell short of expectations.
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Franklin
Jean Snyder
Oil City
Walter Proper Snyder
Tiona Girl Sees Relative Burned to Death on Launch
Miss Mabel Weir of Tiona narrowly escaped a deadly launch fire that killed her cousin Mrs. Anna Prior of Houghton Michigan. The blaze started when Mrs. Prior poured too much alcohol on a stove igniting the engine room. Prior died next morning and Weir, visiting Michigan, suffered a blistered chin while her cousin's clothes burned away on the wharf.
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Mabel Weir
Tiona
Warren
Anna Prior
Houghton
Michigan
Prior
Miss Weir
Michigan Ton
Lightning Claim Kinzua Woman During Storm
Word from Kinzua reports the death of Mrs. Martin Welsh, wife of the section foreman, struck by a bolt while returning from church with her young son. The lightning, possibly drawn to her steel hairpins, pierced her head and shirtwaist, ripping stockings and a shoe, though the child beside her escaped unharmed and the tree remained unscathed.
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Warren
Kinzua
Martin Welsh
Stork Was a Busy Bird Last Month
Records from Dr Charles W Schmehl Registar of Vital Statistics show twenty four births and nine deaths in the period. Eleven boys and thirteen girls were born while six of the deaths were over fifty with two males and seven females, listing causes including tuberculosis diabetes aneurysm heart disease kidney disease occlusion of the bile duct stillbirth and a premature birth.
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Chas. W. Schmehl
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Willie the Lemonade Stand and the Provident Boy
A humorous essay recalls Willie Williams teaching thrift by example from a boy who runs a three-ring lemonade stand with partners Stubby Fatty and Billy. The tale contrasts early savings lessons with Willie’s lively schemes, a small-town family scene, and a sequence of local notices and community events.
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Willie
Stubby
Fatty
Billy
Clarion State Normal Promotes School Admissions
J George Becht principal of Clarion State Normal invites inquiries about admissions and expenses. The school is described as well located with first class academic and professional work. Prospective students are urged to request the catalog and full information.
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Clarion State Normal
J. George Becht
Clarion
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Warren Mail
the Home Folk's Newspaper
Mail Printing Company
J. A. Larson
S. M. Sloan
Proprietors and Publishers
Penn‘a
American Press Association
New York
Chicago
Warren Mail Business Building Bureau
Dundas Henderson
Henderson
Business Building Bureau
Penn’n Ave
W. Warren, PA
Michigan Town
Stork
Byron Williams
Illie
Little Willie
Rockefeller
Shep
Tiger
Father
Sugar Grove
Wm. Thorpe
Clement B. Jones
Jamestown
James L. Johnson
Mary Ryan
Russell Silver Cornet
Theer Rooms
Tip Gardner
Frank L. Randall
William Gage
Milton Ellis
Grand Valley
Ellis
Warren Company
Warren Construction Company
Allen Park
Park Commission
E. A. Phillips
Teachers’ Institute
C. S. Knapp
Court House
Allegheny
Erie
Mercer
Foster Brothers
Bradford
Standard
Matthews’ Run
Youngsville
Youngsville Brick and Tile Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lily Dale
Cassadaga Lake
Insane Man
Chas. Anderson
Berdine
Port Allegheny
Archie Anderson
Anderson
G. A. R. Reunion
Northwestern Association
Department of Pennsylvania
Exposition Park
Conneaut Lake
Bell
Bell Telephone Company
Exchange
Camp Wiley
Indiana
Tener
East Warren
Pennsylvania
William Chapel
Olean
Oklahoma
Mr. Coon
Philadelphia
46Th Ward
Superior Court
Grand Valley Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mercer Main
Star
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