Appointment of New Trustee by Bayside Lumber Company
Bayside Lumber Company announces Warren Savings Bank resigned as trustee under a 1910 deed of trust securing 350000 dollars. F W G Moebus of Alameda named as new trustee, to be confirmed after three weekly notices and bondholder objections due within ten days after final publication. May 17 1915 Bayside Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayside Lumber Company
D. L. Gerould
Humboldt
State of
California
Warren Savings Bank
State of California
F. W. G. Moebus
Alameda
San Francisco
Warren
Pennsylvania
Levi Smith
R. O. Wilson
Testamentary notice for Anna Thomas estate Warren County Pa
Letters testamentary granted to Theodore Norman and Anna Pearl Thomas as executors of Anna Thomas deceased. Creditors urged to pay promptly and claimants to present properly authenticated claims for settlement. E H Beshlin attorney. May 11 1915 May 20 6t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Thomas
Warren
Warren County
Anna Pearl Thomas
Theodore Norman
E. H. Beshlin
Trial list for June 14 1915 at 10 A M
The docket shows cases called for trial Monday June 14 1915 at 10 o clock including E Koningslow vs Walters & Weidert Cornplanter Refining Co vs Pennsylvania Railroad Co Ludwig Hommel Co vs Charles N Shallenberger Parmlee Henry estate vs Nelson A number of other civil actions listed with parties such as Nantes & Son Rob inson Beck Rob inson W D Hosley vs Burlingsme Gordon vs Raiser Hotchkiss vs Kight linger and several executors and banks. Prothonotary A CLARK notes May 27 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Koningslow
Eliza S. Henry
Bell S. Valentine
Hattie Sheldon
Parmlee & Henry
Albert Nelson
Hilmer C. A. Anderson
Emil J. H. Anderson
Nantes & Son
Mike Flaherty
J.D. W. Beck
Philip N. Robinson
WD. Hosley
Geo
Convict Merchant of Panama Frauds
Jacob L. Salas is found guilty in New York federal court of conspiring to defraud the government in tobacco contracts. His co defendants John Burke and Ricardo Bermudez faced separate trials. Burke may testify and likely escape prosecution while Salas faces sentencing next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob L. Salas
Colon
John Burke
Panama Railroad
Ricardo Bermudez
Burke
Salas
Verona Italy: Fortress City of Northern Italy
Washington June 2 Italy's Verona is described as a major fortress and railway hub near the Austrian border. The National Geographic Society notes Verona's fortifications, population around 80,000, strategic lines to Venice Milan and Trent, and its role as a key industrial and art center with mills, munitions plants, and famed Roman heritage including Catullus and Vitruvius.
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Washington, D. C
Trent
Verona
Italy
National Geographic Society
Europe
3’Rd Army Corps
Tyrol
Venice
Milan
Great Northern Railway
Modena
Mantuu
Bozen
Portogruaro
Posen-Tilsit
Trentino
Turin
Sanmicheli
Austria
Peschiera
Mantua
Legnago
Austria-Hungary
Switzerland
Germany
Catullus
Cornelius Nepos
Pliny the Younger
Vitruvius
Becker cannot save himself with any confession
New York reports District Attorney Perkins rejects Becker’s alleged plan to confess all to escape the electric chair. Perkins states no confession implicating high officials or those taking bribes would merit clemency for a first degree murder conviction in the Rosenthal case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Becker
Perkins
Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Taking care of sewing machine maintenance tips
After two days of steady work oil the machine thoroughly and wipe away excess oil. Run the machine rapidly without thread for five minutes to scatter oil and wipe up any remaining drips to avoid staining fabric.
Arkansas River Narrow Passages Highlighted
The Arkansas river spans 2 170 miles but narrows at various points along its course, affecting navigation and flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Violation Findings Across Foods Reported by Dairy Commissioner
The Preliminary Report of the Dairy and Food Commissioner for 1914 notes 4827 samples tested with 911 violating laws. Milk met low violation rates, while cold storage products showed about 85 percent illegal. Prosecutions reached 1011, with failures to mark licenses, improper coloring of oleomargarine, and adulteration in various foods highlighted. Receipts from fines and licenses totaled 225910.78, expenditures 78271.41, all funds to the Commonwealth treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy and Food Commissioner
James Foust
Commonwealth
Frank's Appeal Hearing on Death Sentence Commutation
Leo M. Frank's petition to commute his death sentence to life was reviewed by the State prison commission in Atlanta. No opposition appeared as Judge Roan's pretrial letter and Mrs. Frank's statements were highlighted, with prominent lawyers and dignitaries urging clemency. The commission's recommendation is expected to Gov. authority within about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
State Prison Commission
L. S. Roan
Frank
Roan
W. M. Howard
Georgia
Foss
Massachusetts
Independent Order of Sons of Israel
John M. O'Connor
Criminal Court
Cook County
Illinois
Chicago Frank Committee
Mary Delaney Fisher
Chicago
Art Unadorned and the Value of Beauty
A quotation by H. G. Wells argues that art should be plain and focused on thought and skill, a beauty created simply with paint and paper. He compares art to a brief spark that fades like yesterday and predicts another will arise tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
H. G. Wells
Interstate League schedule for remainder of first half
The Interstate League released the remaining first half schedule through Monday July 12. Holiday games fall on the following Monday. key series include Jamestown at Olean Hornell at Bradford and Bradford at Wellsville with multiple mid June through early July fixtures across six towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Olean
Hornell
Bradford
Warren
Wellsville
A. m. Hornell
Special medical inspection urged for young children
Dr. David Forsyth asserts in a US Bureau of Education bulletin that elementary school children show widespread physical deterioration in the first four to five years of life. He argues early medical inspection could prevent many serious but preventable defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Forsyth
United States Bureau of Education
Forsyth
Mammoth Knee Joint Unearthed In Long Beach Cal
Workers retrieved a fossilized mammoth knee joint estimated at 250000 to 275000 years old from 28 feet underground in Long Beach California. Anton Cheroske presented the find to the chamber of commerce. The knee bone from the largest mammal ever to roam the earth is well preserved at 15 inches long and 12 inches in diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Cal
Chamber of Commerce
Anton Cheroske
Impassioned press agent touts vivid stage fire gimmick
A press agent extols a forthcoming scenic production described as a gorgeous display in costume. He claims performers handle real flame without injury and even appear to eat it, likening the act to a child playing with toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areniaes
Kansas City
Thirteen bounty swindlers receive prison terms
Ridgway Pa May 28 Thirteen self confessed bounty swindlers from Wilcox Elk County were sentenced by Judge H A Hall. Eleven men got one to two years in Western Penitentiary. Thomas Nichols Edward Lehman received suspended sentences of two years due to age. The gang leader reportedly vanished. Sentenced defendants include A N Smith J H Guington Harry Nichols John Nearing A H Lehman G R Peters R Timble Harry Hanson E C Patterson C R Meese and William Slater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Wilcox
Elk County
H. A. Hall
Western Penitentiary
Thomas Nichols
Edward Lehman
State Prohibition Convention Ends After Reelecting Officers
The State Prohibition party of Pennsylvania closed its annual meeting in Pittsburgh on May 27 electing Rev. Dr. B. E. P. Prugh as chairman Henry S. Gill as secretary and T. H. Hamilton as treasurer. An executive committee was chosen including H. G. Steele D. S. von Nieder James Peebles Albert Gaddis E. J. Fithian William Umstead J. G. Hosick E. B. Lacey William Repp F. E. Whittlesey GC os Fluck J. C. Rummel Isaac Mondereau D. B. McCalmont G. L. Pennock. The 1916 convention site was left to Prugh and Rev. W. S. Herrmans urged opposition to woman suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Prohibition Party of
Pennsylvania
B. E. P. Prugh
Harrisburg
Henry S. Gill
Greensburg
T. H. Hamilton
H. G. Steele
Butler County
D. S. von Nieder
Lacaster
James Peebles
Lawrence
Albert Gaddis
Fayette
E. J. Fithian
Mercer
William Umstead
Philadelphia
J. G. Hosick
Allegheny
E. B. Lacey
Warren
William Repp
Lackawanna
F. E. Whittlesey
Erie
Fluck
Northampton
J. C. Rummel
Cumberland
Isaac Mondereau
Crawford
D. B. McCalmont
Venango
G. L. Pennock
Delaware
Meat for dog noth ing for wife sparks divorce
In Pittsburgh on May 27 Mrs. Bessie M. Golden was granted a divorce from Charles Golden after he admitted taking meat from her plate for himself and their dog. She testified she bought two pork chops. he kept one and gave the other to the dog, saying he could not afford to let the dog go hungry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bessie M. Golden
Charles Golden
Taft Backs Local Option and Brumbaugh in Harrisburg
Ex-President William H. Taft passed through Harrisburg en route to Altoona and voiced support for local option. He praised Governor Brumbaugh as sincere and likely to prevail, and urged fair treatment for railroads while noting his road work on Good Roads Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
William H. Taft
Altoona
Brumbaugh
TRY THIS ON RATS
A homemaker suggests a rat control method using thin chips shingles or tin covered with molasses and sprinkled with dry lye placed in rat holes to drive the pests away. The write up notes rats will soon move.
Ward for County Commissioner in Republican Primary
W D Ward of Glade Township announces candidacy for county commissioner subject to the Republican primary in September 1915. Support requested.
Candidate A C Mook Seeks County Commissioner Nomination
Announcement by A C Mook declares his candidacy for County Commissioner in the Republican primaries to be held in September 1915. He asks for support from voters.
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Adv
Washington Party
Swanson Declares Candidacy in Washington Party Primary
Swanson announces campaign as a can missioner subject to the Washington Party primary to be held in E Co Youngsville Pa with Swanson listed as the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Co. Swanson
Youngsville, Pa
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Panama
Third Army Corps
Arkansas River
Interstate
Hubby
W. D. Ward
Glade Township
A. C. Mook
C. Frederick
C. F. Bartsch
Penn. Ave
Warren, Pa
Water Street
A. W. Eaton
Penn'a
Kopf
Henry
Grocers
T. J. Foley
Bell
B. Warren Tel. Co
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
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