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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
7
Traveler's Guide lists halts on the Clean Oil City Division with listed times for north and southbound trains. Daily except Sunday services include eight stop times across morning, afternoon, and evening runs.
This timetable lists Main Line, Grade Run, P and E station, Conewango Avenue, North Warren, Sheffield, Warren, Jamestown, and Warren to Jamestown trips. It specifies hourly, half hourly, and specific minute past hour departure times from waiting rooms and stations, with start times from 6:30 a.m. and final services by late evening.
Official directory listing state officers including Taft as President and Sherman as Vice President, with cabinet members such as Fox, McVeagh, Stimpson, Wickersham, Hitchcock, Meyer, Fischer, Fisher, Wilson, Nagel, Waters, Shawkey, Speer, Leshin, Tener, Reynolds, McAfee, Hampton, Sisson, Wright, Houck, Schaeffer, Stewart, McCulloch, Berkey, De paney, Dixon, and a list of county and farm inspectors as well as the County Medical Inspector Dr. M. V. Ball.
The document lists Warren County officials including President Judge W D Hinckley and a wide slate of associate judges, clerks, sheriff, district attorney, auditors, jail terms, and court officers. It also names Warren County health officers by township and a full city government roster with council, board of health, board of education, and school director appointments. Dr Frantz is noted as ex officio member of all committees.
O H Brown of Muscadine Alabama credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his wife s life after a severe bronchial illness and dangerous cough. The product is praised as an infallible remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles with a trial bottle offered free and prices 50 cents and 1.00 guaranteed by druggists.
Reports from Chautauqua Stockton and Charlotte indicate many dogs and cattle suffering from rabies with requests to place these communities under quarantine. Geneva and Auburn outbreaks are being investigated by the New York state department of agriculture to decide on quarantines if warranted. State authorities note this year’s rabies outbreaks are fewer than in prior years.
Rev. Thomas Grieves of Greenwich New York plans to sell his car cottage and all possessions to compensate the family of Mary Maginn of Saratoga Springs whom he recently struck with his automobile. Proceeds to go to the victim's parents. Coroner's jury found him blameless though he continues to grieve.
Henry S Sartwell longtime Clean House proprietor and major Clean Pressed Brick stockholder dies two hours after an auto crash near Dayton Friday afternoon. Five others in the car were seriously hurt but expected to recover including Sartwell’s wife two daughters Mrs Worden and Mrs Cowper, Mrs Worden’s son John and chauffeur Jules Oder with multiple injuries.
The United States Supreme Court in Washington held that the American Tobacco Company and related defendants violated sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman act. The decision orders dissolution of the combine, with a six month period to devise a dissolution plan and potential extension. The lower court is reversed for not going far enough.
Mrs. Mary S. Asay 54 of Yardville was struck while walking to graves with flowers for her two children. The car driven by Herbert Rodman Newton allegedly cut in front of a wagon behind them causing the fatal skull fracture. Rodman denies careless driving.
The Rev W R McNutt of Angora Baptist rescued 11 year old Charles McGinnis from a deep abandoned quarry at Sixtieth Street and Baltimore Avenue but could not revive him. He had been at a ball game with Sunday school scholars when the boy fell in. After four dives he surfaced with the body.
Nicholas Warmcastle learns in Liverpool that his two year old child died before his wife and four children could join him in Library. Grief drives his hair to gray and doctors fear a broken heart may claim him as well.
Delegates at the American Laryngological association convention in Philadelphia witnessed a groundbreaking procedure. Dr Chevalier Jackson of Pittsburgh removed a brass paper clip embedded in a young woman's lung for eight years using a bronchoscope aided by a tiny electric light and forceps. The instrument was guided down the throat, and the clip was extracted after about an hour.
John Stevenson found his stepdaughter Susan Wentz dead at the foot of the stairs in Wooster Pennsylvania. Her throat was cut and a door to the outside stood ajar. Stevenson and his wife are held for investigation with no trace of a suspect.
Bennett J. L. Beach was found guilty of second degree murder in Norwich, New York, for killing Horace Rew, a station master at Ninevah Junction on September 20, 1919. He received a sentence from twenty years to life in Auburn prison after the jury concluded he waited and choked the victim, then returned to his boarding house to chat with the victim’s wife and relatives before his arrest the next day.
Police search for masked robbers who broke into Deacon Samuel Pitts home on Arkport road near Hornell early Thursday. They bound and beat him to learn money, ransacked the house and took $36 before fleeing in a bold countywide crime.
Francis X. Eble a Hazleton druggist disappeared two months ago due to trouble with his wife. He allegedly paid $250 to a would be killer, who failed. Eble fled to New York and wrote to friends explaining the scheme and chiding the shooter in a letter.
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