Illustrated Lectures At Chautauqua
The Thirty-eighth Assembly at Chautauqua Institution offers a rich program of illustrated talks and public lectures. Notable speakers include Prof. R W Moore Jake Riis and Vanderlip. The August line features banking topics with Mr Vanderlip and Fr B Vreeland discusses monetary issues.
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Chautauqua
Sofar
R. W. Moore
Colgate University
C. L. Harrington
Brooklyn Institute
Henry Turner Bailey
Arts and Crafts School
Lyman H. Howe Co
Jacob Riis
Theodore Roosevelt
Verdi
N. J
Newark
New Jersey
H. K. Job
Connecticut
China
F E. A. Ross
University of Wisconsin
Africa
Roosevelt
J. Alden Loring
New York
Frank A. Vanderlip
Chicago Tribune
Economist
Lyman J. Gage
Treasury
National City Bank
Europe
Fr. B. Vreeland
Banking and Currency Commission
House
National Monetary Commission
Rivalry of Social Groups Lecture Series
President George E. Vincent of the University of Minnesota will deliver a Chautauqua series next summer on The Rivalry of Social Groups. The July 24–28 lectures include The Man and the Group From Conflict to Rivalry Making Mediocrity Selecting the Problem Solvers Efficiency and Solidarity.
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George E. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Chautauqua
Vincent
Taft Refuses Pardons for Morse and Walsh
President Taft denied pardons to Charles W. Morse of New York and John R. Walsh of Chicago. Ohio State Printer Crawford testified that Representative Nye solicited a bribe of 500 dollars. Henry L. Stimson urged Canada reciprocity ratification in Boston. Portugal dispatched troops to the North amid rising church state tensions.
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Taft
Charles W. Morse
New York
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Crawford
Ohio
Columbus
Nye
Boston
Canada
Sinking of Taboga Claims Sixty Lives Off Panama
A Panama dispatch reports the steamer Taboga sank off Porta Mala with about sixty passengers believed dead. The same dispatch notes unrest in Madrid amid Portugal's provisional government ready to defend the republic against monarchist outbreaks. Also reports a lynching in Oklahoma and the death of aeronaut S L von Phul in Denver after a pistol dispute.
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Panama
Porta Mala
General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
Taft
S. L. von Phul
St. Louis
Denver
Madrid
Portugal
Ithaca fire damages property valued at $100000
A blaze in Ithaca New York damaged property valued at about 100000 dollars. The report mentions other distant items including Yarnell defeating Harvard in two Lake Cayuga boat races and a Yorktown crew bringing Tobago survivors to Panama.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Yarnell
Harvard
Lake Cayuga
Yorktown
Tobago
Panama
London
Mabel Clinton Paine
Baltimore
Baron Hartmann Ernest von Schlotheim
Berlin
Yokohama
Roy R. Conger
New York
Mexican
Chamber of Deputies
Copenhagen
Vandel
Italian aviator Cirri killed in 650 foot fall before 20000 crowd
Cirri died after plunging 650 feet while a crowd of 20,000 looked on including the aviator's family. A Washington dispatch notes a first ever expected year end surplus for the post office department. A motorcycle club president was fatally hurt in an auto collision near Canandaigua. Three boys burned to death in a Kitanning stable fire after returning home late.
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Cirri
Washington
Post Office Department
Rochester
Canandaigua
New York
Kittanning
Taft to Visit Fall River in June Third Week
Fall River announces President Taft will visit the city during the third week of June. Other notes include London subscriptions for a $12,600,000 railroad bond issued by the Oregon Washington line closing quickly with a premium, and various international and domestic reactions to recent policy moves.
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Fall River
Mass
Taft
House of Lords
Wall Street
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
McCook
Neb
Japan
Russia
Silverton
B. C
William J. Bryan
London
Oregon- Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
The
Tobacco Trust
Richmond
Supreme Court
Plan for Larger Waiting Room and City Rail Offices Move
The Warren and Warren and Jamestown Street Railway offices will move to the building’s second floor and the waiting room will enlarge by removing partitions. Pickett Hardware completed a fire escape on Hickory Street’s Parmlee and Henry Block. others in the district were told to upgrade per factory inspector directives.
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Warren and
Jamestown Street Railway
Pickett Hardware Company
Parmlee and Henry
Hickory Street
Mad Dog Quarantine Casts Shadow Over South Sharon
News from nearby towns reports a state order for a 100 day quarantine of all dogs in South Sharon and Wheatland due to a mad dog scare. Dogs must be tied or confined on owners property under the sanitary board directive.
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State Live Stock Sanitary Board
South Sharon
Wheatland
Regular Hamlet Player Proudly Counts Hamlets Toured
A theatrical manager asks a new company recruit if he ever acted in Hamlet. The newcomer boasts he has played in every Hamlet in Great Britain, marking a wide stage reach and depth of experience.
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Great Britain
London
Personal notes from Warren area guests and visitors
Misses Mabel Grow and Irene Oxley of Bradford visited Miss Rhesa Neilly at 108 Palm avenue over Sunday. Local residents welcomed visitors including Joseph Lamon from Baltimore and Walter R. McKinney returning from Harrisburg. Several others traveled for family and health reasons including Mrs. J. McMenamin to Cuba NY and Mrs. H. B. Meacham to Athens PA for a relative’s illness.
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Mabel Grow
Irene Oxley
Bradford
Rhesa Neilly
Palm Avenue
Joseph Lamon
Baltimore
Warren
Shaw couple wed in Tidioute ceremony
Harry Shaw and Miss Maud Shaw of Watson township were married in Tidioute on Wednesday May 24 by A. Gibb J. P. The groom is identified as Robert Harry of Warren.
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Harry Shaw
Robert Harry
Warren
Maud Shaw
Watson Township
Tidioute
A. Gibb
J. P
Leiter and Babcock Wed in Sheffield Wedding
Bert J. Leiter of Yankee Bush and Miss Flossie Babcock daughter of Mr and Mrs M H Babcock of Farming ton township were married at Sheffield on Wednesday May 24. The couple are well known and have many friends who wish them happiness.
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Bert J. Leiter
Yankee Bush
Flossie Babcock
M. H. Babcock
Farmington Township
Sheffield
Deerfield Couple wed by Rev J W Smith at Liberty Street
William M Thompson of Deerfield township and Miss Mary Kennedy of Deerfield were married last Saturday evening at Rev J W Smith's Liberty street residence. They were joined by friends and relatives.
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William M. Thompson
Deerfield Township
Mary Kennedy
J. W. Smith
Liberty Street
McNett Griffith Wedding Sets June 6 at Warren Home
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Florence Grace McNett of Warren and Mr. William Thomas Griffith of Kane to be held at the home of Mrs. Theodore W. McNett at 110 Pennsylvania Avenue West on Tuesday June 6 at 8 o'clock.
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George Franklin Graves
Bennington
Vermont
Hope
Harold Hazeltine
Saint Peter’s Church
Graves
Bellevue
Walsingham
Millington Road
Cambridge
England
Hazeltine
A. J. Hazeltine
Warren
Florence Grace McNett
William Thomas Griffith
Kane
Theodore W. McNett
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
W H S Alumni Reception Highlights Senior Dance
The W H S Alumni held its annual dance for the seniors at the Conenango Club on Friday. From 7:30 to 8:30 a reception with an orchestra preceded the 9 o clock dancing with Bratt's eight piece orchestra of Jamestown. About two hundred attendees made it one of the most elaborate alumni events in years.
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Conenango
Bratt
Jamestown
Arrest Mormon as Bigamist in Cambridge
Cambridge, June 1. Peter Dugresne, a Mormon, allegedly married Miss Mary Lane in 1899 and Josephine Perry two years later, fled to Utah after being indicted on bigamy charges and has been arrested here.
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Cambridge
Mass
Peter Dugresne
Mary Lane
Josephine Perry
Utah
Archibald Roane and Andrew Jackson Key Militia Figures
Tennessee history note recalls Archibald Roane who as militia commander cast the deciding vote that made Andrew Jackson a major general. Roane governor from 1801 to 1803, later connected to Roane County and the state seal, buried in Knox County with no marker in Pleasant Forest cemetery. The article also mentions laws from Knoxville era and Fort Mims, New Orleans defense.
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Archibald Roane
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee Senate Committee On
Knox County
Tennessee
Roane
Pleasant Forest
Knoxville
Roane County
Fort Mims
New Orleans
Wellington
Peninsula
Cupid Unites Rival Clans in Minnesota Marriage
Everett Tawney of the U S customs service will wed Constance Day, daughter of Frank Day long allied with Minnesota Democrats. The couple, both sons of noted political rivals from Minnesota, plan a July wedding. Both families have clashed for years in party battles, now set to unite.
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Tawney
Minnesota
Everett Tawney
United States Customs Service
James A. Tawney
Winona
Constance Day
University of Minnesota
Frank Day
Johnson
Day
Absinthe’s Toxic Properties Highlighted by Lausanne Doctor
Dr R Hercud of Lausanne notes in the Alliance Temperance Almanac that absinthe now banned in Belgium Holland and Switzerland owes its danger to wormwood and other essences plus high alcohol. He warns small doses provoke irritability and may drive heavy drinkers to crime with epilepsy developing faster than with ordinary liquors.
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R. Hercud
Lausanne
Alliance Temperance Almanac
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Dundee Advertiser
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L. A. Coates
O’dell
Charles Thurston
Andrew Dunn
Oakland Cemetery
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Woodmen of the World
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W. H. Jones
Trinity Church
R. H. Burfort
St. Clair Street
Suspension Bridge
the Commonwealth
Robert McAfee
Forest County
Richard Sowers
Richard B. Sowers
State Hospital
North Warren
Oil City Oil Exchange
Isaac M. Sowers
Pittsburg
Butler Citizen
Butler
Fred Washnitzky
Frank Swavey
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Adam Swavey
Union Township
Crawford County
Corryite
Fred Connor
Corry
Edgar S. Ely
Franklin
Fred Miller
Howard Tannery
Miller
John Edward Rieck
Rome Township
Titusville
Rieck
Warren State Hospital
H. D. Hazeltine
Clark Eckles
Cambridge Springs
H. S. Perry
J. A. Schofield
Harrisburg
H. B. Meacham
Athens
Daniel S. Masterson
Public Health Department
Washington, D. C
City
F. B. Masterson
Leiter
Babcock
Thompson Kennedy
Cupid
Absinth
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
Penn’a
Bayver
Schwing
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