Warren Folk Enjoy Trip Across Ocean Aboard Venezia
Frank M. Knapp of Warren reports a nine day Atlantic crossing on the French steamer Venezia. He describes rough seas July 3, a July 4 celebration aboard, the ship’s French menu, Gibraltar sights, and progress toward Naples with notes on speed, passengers, and time differences.
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Frank M. Knapp
Warren
Matt
Atlantic
Straits of Gibraltar
New York
Eastern
Middle States
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Strait of Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Gibralter
Prudential
Conness
John
Jeffries
Deaths and obituaries span Warren Sugar Grove area notices
Death notices honor Minnie B. Burton Cable of Warren born November 14 1863 in McKean county Pa died July 26 1910 at Warren with burial and funeral details given. Also obituary for Mrs Robin Slater of Youngsville and Dr James H Miller of Sugar Grove noting survivors and funeral arrangements with church and lodge affiliations.
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Minnie B. Burton Cable
S. S. Burton
Erie
Warren
McKean County
Edinboro State Normal School
Warren School
W. L. Cable
Ruth
S. Burton
Wm.g
S.S. Burton
Blanch Hawkins
O. C. Rich
Cattaraugus
N. Y
W. S. Burton
M. E
Polk, Pa
Oneida Avenue
H. M. Conaway
R. N. Stubbs
Cattaraugus, WN. Y
Robin Slater
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
James H. Miller
Anna
J. P
Emma Harmon Miller
Frank Barber
U. B. Church
Cold Brook Lodge
I.O.O. F
The
Odd Fellows
The Successful Man Memoir Quotation
A concise reflection by A. Stanley on success defined by living well, laughter, love, and leaving the world improved. It honors a life lived as inspiration and a memory as a benediction.
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A. Stanley
Global Happenings Span Revolutions Plans and Murders
Barcelona police brace for possible July 27 outbreak. Bonilla loyalists report revolts in Honduras. Ira G Rawn of Monon Railways said to die by own hand. family disputes burglary theory. Jaurier acts on wheat policy separation. De Lesseps sells monoplanes to Montreal buyer for city pleasure park. Brooklyn murder victim identified as Mrs John Verterich, missing from Piermont, NY with $10,000.
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Barcelona
Bonilla
Ira G. Rawn
Winnetka
Chicago
Wilfrid Jaurier
Northwest
Comte de Lesseps
Montreal
Brooklyn
John Verterich
Piermont
N. Y
China claims Manchuria rights in open door dispute
A Pekin cable dispatch notes China's reply to the Russo Japanese convention interprets its preamble as an admission of sovereign rights in Manchuria and supports the open door principle. The report reflects diplomatic tensions in Asia.
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China
Manchuria
Pekin
France
Washington
Madriz
Zelaya
Fort Monroe
Greenwich Bank
Wealth Concentration Foe Formed by Rudolph Spreckels
Rudolph Spreckels announced plans to found an organization aimed at fighting wealth concentration in the United States. The move signals a new effort to address perceived economic disparities and corporate power in the era.
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Rudolph Spreckels
James A. Patten
Europe
Navy Department
Barr
Louisville
Fidelity Trust Company
August Rooke
Steamer Tetsurei Sinks Off Corea Coast With 206 Missing
The steamer Tetsurei traveling Kobe to Tairen sank off the Corea coast. 40 passengers were saved and 206 remain missing. The tragedy prompted rescue efforts and caution in the waters near Corea.
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Tetsurei
Kobe
Tairen
Corea
Havre
Dr. Crippen
Notable Deaths and Marriages in Brief Note
James Richard Cox, law partner of William H. Seward, died in Auburn New York in his 90th year. Henry Walton Kinnell, Japan's Yankee admiral, wed a daughter of the late James J. Roche in Boston. John F. O Rourke proposes a three month plan to raise and repair the Maine in Havana harbor for steam passage. Estradan troops seize Prinzapulea and Rio Grande and prepare for action at Acoyapa. the Tacoma returns to Bluefields and lands marines were deemed unnecessary at Cape Gracias.
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James Richard Cox
William H. Seward
Auburn
N. Y
Henry Walton Kinnell
Japan
James J. Roche
Boston
John F. O’rourke
War Department
Maine
Havana Harbor
Prinzapulea
Rio Grande
Acoyapa
Tacoma
Bluefields
Cape Gracias
Steel firm reports strong quarterly earnings near 1909 levels
Earnings for the three months ending June 30 reach 40 170 960 dollars to 11 million more than the same period in 1909, signaling a sound business barometer. Earl Grey starts a 5000 mile tour in Northern Canada. Paris dispatch notes meteorological data supporting Flammarion’s heat crisis theory connecting Europe and France. Montrose captain believes Crippen and Leneve aboard after wireless exchanges, but Scotland Yard remains doubtful.
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Steel Corporation
Imitators on Every Hand
The piece argues that nations imitate innovations after pioneers blaze trails. A struck trend draws crowds, leading to market gluts and stagnation. One success spurs mass copying, causing a stampede followed by failure as inventions and names are imitated.
Baron Otto Orban Attacked by Wolves in Transylvanian Estate
Baron Otto Orban, a 76 year old Hungarian magnate, was chased by wolves on his Transylvanian estate. His horse panicked and threw him, leaving him mauled. A bloody knife found in the snow suggests a desperate resistance.
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Transylvania
Otto Orban
New York Provision Market Summary
Market report from New York on July 27 shows wheat futures declined with No 2 red at 1.0934 and July at 1.1154, September 1.09, December 1.12. Corn No 2 Western in elevator and futures lower. July 0.725, September 0.71. Oats vary by grade. butter and cheese prices mixed with state rates. Potatoes on Long Island listed per barrel 1.25 to 1.62.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Buffalo commodity prices and grain rates for July
Buffalo on July 27 reports WHEAT No 1 northern carloads at 1.2914 dollars per unit, No 2 red 1.12, CORN No 2 yellow 71 and a half cents f o b afloat, OATS No 2 white 47 and a quarter cents f o b afloat, FLOUR blended patent 6.50 to 7.25 per barrel, winter family patent 5.75 to 6.50. BUTTER creamery western tubs 28 and a half cents, state creamery 28 to 28 and a quarter cents, dairy 24 and a half to 25 cents. EGGS state selected white 27 to 28 cents, CHEESE good to choice 15 to 16 cents, POTATOES New Southern fancy per barrel 1.00 to 1.62.
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Buffalo
New Southern
Livestock Market Prices Reported for Cattle Sheep and Hogs
CATTL.i-Prime export steers run $7.00 to 7.25 with good to choice butchers at $6.25 to 7.25. cows $5.25 to 5.50. heifers $5.50 to 5.75. common to fair bulls $2.50 to 4.00. veals $9.25 to 9.50. Sheep and lambs show clipped yearlings $5.75 to 6.25. wethers $5.00 to 5.40. mixed sheep $4.25 to 4.75. Hogs at $9.65 to 9.90 for light Yorkers to pigs. heavies $9.00 to 9.05.
Timothy Tops Track Numbers in Market Listings
Timothy leads with price 20.00 and 21.00 for line items No 1 and No 2, showing values for straw, wheat and oat. The data lists No 2 Timothy at 17.50 and 18.00 and notes straw and grains priced at 8.00 and 8.50.
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Timothy
Repeating Her Mother Dialogue Sparks Mock Marriage Idea
Grace questions marrying a man unfamiliar with his family while he dismisses his mother’s cooking as a bromide. The exchange reveals a clash between romantic notions and practical expectations in a domestic wits scene.
Nynart's Cat Affection in Monroe County Farm Tale
Stewart Nynart a Bartonsville farmer in Monroe County owns a cat that sleeps nightly on the back of a calf. The pair are said to be very affectionate, reflecting a quaint rural bond reported by the Philadelphia Record.
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Stewart Nynart
Bartonsville
Monroe County
Philadelphia Record
Herod Remarks Amid Salome Drapery Unfurling
Vivid era line from Williams College scene referencing Herod noting a motion before the house as Salome unveils draperies. The fragment evokes theater or literary stage imagery from the piece titled Purple Cow.
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Herod
Salome
Williams College
Fragmented exchange hints at parental critique
A garbled dialogue suggests a heated exchange about a daughter. The text shows accusations of deliberate actions and frustration between two speakers. The fragment hints at family tension without clear context or full statements.
Good in Being Well Dressed Sermon Advice
Dr. Madison E. Peters argues that carelessness in clothing harms self-esteem and effectiveness. Ill-fitting and soiled linen reduce personal power, magnetism, and the ability to preach or perform good works.
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Madison E. Peters
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Rock OF Gibraltar
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Nature
Froides
Fromages
Gruyere
Roquefort
Hollande
Isigny
Chester
Sardinia
Naples
Robert Slater
James Miller
Globe
Louis V. Seydel
West Park
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sheffield
Clarendon Warren Irvington
Pittsfield
St. Marys
Ridgway
Johnsonburg Wilcox
Kane
Wetmore Ludlow
Waldameer Park
Four-Mile Creek Park
East Liverpool
Perry Field
Presque Isle Bay
J. R. Wood
Geo. W. Royd
Garland
Spring Creek Corry Elgin Union City
Waterford
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
East Buffalo Livestock Market
Gsabbeso Mercer Black
New Castle
Corning
Cabell
North Lima
South Dome
Indiana
Princeton
Somerset
Ragland
Illinois
Kansas
Oklahoma
Corsicana Light
Corsicana
Nynart
Tie Musicale
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Sea Isle City
Ocean City,n.j
Warner
Philadelphia
B. P. Fraser
Main Street
Battaio
N.Y
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