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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
7
An extensive street railway schedule lists Main Line, Grade Run, P and E, Conewango avenue, and Warren routes with precise minute departures and last cars. The document also enumerates Warren County health and government officers, boards, and ward assignments, detailing positions from Secretary of Health to Police Chief and school administrators.
Travel guide style timetable listing trains on the Clean Oil City division with north and south routes. Times shown include morning, afternoon, and evening departures. Service notes indicate daily operation except Sunday.
The document lists principal federal officers and state figures with names and jurisdictions, including President William H. Taft and Vice President James S. Sherman, Secretaries Cox McVeagh and Hitchcock, and Attorney Generals and governors from various states, plus members of Congress and other officials.
The notice announces E. E. Thompson and A. C. Mook as candidates for county commissioner in the Republican primaries. It also lists John Siggins of Tidioute, J. W. Hughes of Warren, and George W. Cogswell of Warren as candidates for associate judge in the Republican primaries.
We are authorized to announce E. R. Allen as a candidate for register and recorder and 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 Mat announces Ernest D. Stewart of Conenango township as a candidate for County Treasurer subject to Republican primary voters. The Maru announces C. A. Love of Irvine as a candidate for County Treasurer subject to Republican voters in the approaching primaries.
Notice is given that L. H. Abbott John Bright F C Tochterman J A Viele and Frank Morrison will apply to the Governor of Pennsylvania on July 24 1911 at 11 am for a charter under the 1874 act for the Perfect Home Fastener Company to manufacture and sell home fasteners and related articles with all rights and privileges of the act.
Continued from page three, J M Andrews letters to Genr s Mgr J H Purdy note two copies for each paper and doubt Times will publish after seeing an errand boy carry a large envelope to Hazen s office. D H Siggins president of Warren Street Railway says he investigated the title option on the property and believes he can provide a clear title.
Warren Pa January 21 1909 letter from J M Andrews outlines political maneuvering for council and tax collector races. He notes Lyons Parshall Swan son Knabb Hazen and Morrison as candidates, while stressing the company will not engage in politics and will vote. The letter also covers a death case in Xenia Ohio and a ministerial name reveal.
In Warren Pennsylvania on January 11 1910 J H Purdy writes that he has fully complied with prior instructions and understands the auditor notices. He describes town gossip claiming he misappropriated funds and mentions women friends of Mrs Andrews discussing the rumor while advising him to go home.
Early morning, Rene Sabvitz finds his one year old Elma kidnapped from a coach beside his bed after he left the door open for air. A search through 5 am locates the carriage and child on Hayes Street near Second, two blocks away. The incident stirs excitement in the Polish community as investigators seek how the baby was removed.
Michael Kane a Syracuse, Nes welder at Worth Brothers tube mill is said to have assaulted Special Officer S B Jamison with a six foot iron bar striking the neck and shoulders Jamison nonetheless arrested Kane who was committed yesterday in default of 1000
The New York state senate approved Senator Robert H. Gittins's Niagara sponsored bill by 26 to 22. It shields race track officers and directors from liability and criminal prosecution for gambling on tracks when they had no knowledge. The measure now advances to the assembly amid cautious optimism from racing interests. Key absentees last week were noted, and Senator Griffin switched to support the bill this session.
In Johnstown Pennsylvania undertakers Stephen Brady and John Gaydos clashed over who would bury John Worditk. Gaydos and about six friends entered Brady’s room, knelt by the body, then carried out the casket and moved the corpse to the Gaydos shop. They sent the empty casket back to Brady. Relatives sued Gaydos for larceny of the dead man.
New York market notes show WHEAT No 2 red at 89 cents, CORN No 2 1 0? b at 67 cents, OATS standard 49 cents, PORK Mess 17.25 17.50 dollars, BUTTER creamery specials 6 cents, extras 25 cents, EGGS State and Pennsylvania 23 to 29 cents, POTATOES Long Island new 3.75 4.00 per barrel and bulk 2.75 3.00.
Buffalo on July 19 reports WHEAT No 1 northern carloads at 1.035 dollars, No 2 red at 88 cents. CORN No 2 yellow 69 percent, f o afloat. OATS No 2 white 49 to 44 cents. FLOUR blends and patents priced from 3.60 to 4.75 per barrel. BUTTER Creamery and state grades at 23 to 26 cents. EGGS State selected white 24 to 25 cents. CHEESE Good to choice 12 12 1/2 cents. POTATOES Southern new fancy 4.60 to 4.65 per barrel.
Prime steers bring 6.50 to 6.60 per hundredweight with 1200 to 1400 lb cattle selling around 5.20 to 6.25. Choice fat cows bring 4.90 to 5.00, choice heifers 5.65 to 5.85, common cows 3.20 to 4.15. Veals fetch 8.26 to 8.75, fair to good 7.50 to 8.00, light Yorkers 7.15 to 7.25, heavy hogs 7.00 to 7.15, pigs 6.90.
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