Warren High School Graduation Sees 31 Graduates
A large audience gathered at Library Theater on Wednesday June 1 for Warren High School’s annual graduation. The class numbered 31 graduates plus one post graduate, George B. Ott, with diplomas to be awarded by Dr. C. J. Frantz. The program included essays by Gladys Elliott and Esther Nelson, vocal selections, piano solos, and a double quartet. Alumni Association president LeRoy Mac Gowan welcomed graduates into the association, and Harold Wickstrom gave the class response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Theater
Warren High School
George B. Ott
C. J. Frantz
W. E. Brinkman
Water Lillies
Karl Linders
Polacca Brilliante
C Beam
Elvie Engstrom
Yosemite Valley
Gladys E. Elliott
Mary Jones
Schlesinger
Maude Swanson
Maude Ferry
Utopia
Esther Nelson
Johnny Appleseed
Beulah Babcock
Suppi
Vera Stricker
Beatrice Vandersluys
Aaron Burr
Carl Peters
Alice Geneva
Goodnight
Beloved
Pinsuit
Morrell DeLong
Louis Slesnick
Maynard Siler
Clarence Morton
Dr. Frantz
LeRoy MacGowan
Alummni Association
Alumni Association
Harold Wickstrom
W. H. Jones
Deaths and obituaries in Warren area
Florence Stewart aged 14 died after an appendicitis operation at Emergency hospital last Monday evening. Mrs. F W Bartlett age unknown died June 1 at home in Franklin Delaware County New York. Mrs. J A Brecht died June 2 in New York after months of delicate health. Remains brought to Warren Saturday. services at Miss Ellie Schofield’s home and Oakland Cemetery interment. Colonel I H Lockwood died June 1 at 87 in New Struthers Hotel after five weeks illness. Born in St Lawrence county moved to Cleveland then Reno refinery interests. Came to Warren in 1885 and resided at New Struthers with wife. Survived by widow daughter Mrs A E Bousford and three grandchildren. Interment in Cleveland.
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Florence Stewart
K. D. Stewart
J. A. Brecht
A T. Schofield
Warren
New York
Brecht
Schofield
Ellie Schofield
Oakland
I. H. Lockwood
New Struthers Hotel
St. Lawrence County
Cleveland
Ohio
Reno
Lockwood
New Struthers
Alwas
Shorter News Items From Around The World
Friday reports say President Madriz forces routed and free from Bluefelds. Mr Roosevelt guests Irish MPs in London. Columbia grads 1251, with ten honorary recipients. Captain Scott begins South Pole expedition. Ten Yale students fined for rough house at Savin Rock. Photos of Martin J Walsh linked to Jack in Boston bank robbery trial.
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Madriz
Bluefelds
Roosevelt
London
Columbia
Captain Scott
South Pole
Yale
Savin Rock Resort
New York
Martin J. Walsh
Big Bill
Kelliher
Boston
Jack
George W. Coleman
Margaretta Drexel Weds Viscount Maidstone in London Ceremony
Miss Margaretta Drexel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony J Drexel, married Viscount Maidstone at St Margaret s Westminster. Bishop Arthur Winnington-Ingram and several clergymen officiated as 11 bridesmaids accompanied the bride. Best man was Hon Charles Mills.
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London
Margaretta Drexel
Anthony J. Drexel
Grosvenor Square
Philadelphia
Viscount Maidstone
Charles Mills
Lord Hallingdon
Prominent NY Social Figure George Morgan Ends His Life
Saturday reports George Morgan of New York City, wealthy and well known in society, killed himself. The same issue notes sixteen prominent men arrested in Schenectady county graft scandal, John A. Dix elected to head the Democratic state committee, and international intrigue with Taft favoring Roosevelt for a congressional commission.
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George Morgan
New York City
Schenectady County
John A. Dix
W J. Conners
Democratic State Committee
Madriz
Bluefields
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Congressional Commission
Great Britain
Egypt
London
President Taft Plays Golf in Chevy Chase Foursome
Washington reports Taft joined W. J. Travis in a foursome against General Clarence R. Edwards and Captain A. W. Butt. The president and Travis won after eighteen holes, with Travis aiding the victory and Edwards and Butt conceding a half hole.
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Washington
W. J. Travis
Taft
Mr. Travis
Clarence R. Edwards
A. W. Butt
Chevy Chase Links
Travis
General Edwards
Captain Butt
Disorder Fears in Nanking Cable Dispatch
A Pe kin cable warns of grave disorder in Nanking. The U S demands fair humane treatment for William Pitt ham of Boston captured by Nicaraguan troops aiding rebels.
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United States
William P Pittham
Boston
W. C. Brown
New York Central
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
City Hall
Norman F. Mack
Gaynor
Market Report: Grain and Dairy Prices Roundup
New York June market quotes show No 2 red wheat at 1.061%4 spot and futures higher with Sept at 975c, Dec 98c. No 2 white corn in elevator at 66 1/4c to 66 1/2c with July 6T15e, Sept 67 1/2c, Dec 65c. oats ranges 42 45c to 48 47c. butter creamery specials 28c, extra 28 1/4c, state dairy 26 28c, factory 23 1/4c. cheese state full milk 14 1/4 to 15c. pork mess 24.00–24.50, family 26.00–26.50. eggs state and Pennsylvania 24–26c. Bermuda new potatoes per barrel 2.00–3.00, old state 1.12–1.40 per 180 lb.
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Pennsylvania
Old State
Senate stalls sundry civil bill amid river and harbor talks
The senate spent four hours in session on June 9 as Senator Hale urged the sundry civil appropriation bill. Objections from insurgent Bristow and Cummins absence delayed passage, the body set it aside to consider the river and harbor conference report, and a caucus followed. Carl D. Loeffer was elected assistant doorkeeper, succeeding Alonzo Stewart.
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Washington
Senate
Hale
Appropriations Committee
Cummins
Iowa
Bristow
Kansas
Alonzo Stewart
Carl D. Loeffer
Charles Loeffer
White House
Buffalo grain and farm produce price report
Buffalo market notes list WHEAT No. 1 northern carloads at 1.0914, No. 2 red 1.05. CORN No. 2 yellow 64 to 64 1/2 cents fob afloat, No. 3 yellow 64 1/4 cents. OATS No. 2 white 42 4 cents fob afloat, No. 3 white 41 1/2 cents. FLOUR Fancy blended patent 4.7065 per barrel. WHEAT and other grain conditions. CHEESE Creamery and dairy terms. EGGS state supply 24 cents. POTATOES fancy per bushel 30 to 32 cents.
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Buffalo
WHEA
Winter Family
Ouarter Sessions Court Opens in June Term Trials
The Ouarter Sessions court convened at 10 am Monday for June term. F E Geer of Columbus faces trial for receiving stolen goods, continued to 1:30 pm due to witness absence. Grand jury reported three true bills including Geer, M C Martin, and Pennsylvania Railroad Company nuisance in Kinzua township. Several cases settled by costs. others set for Civil court next week.
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Ouarter
F. E. Geer
Columbus
M. C. Martin
Buffalo
Keefer
Warren
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Kinzua Township
Adelbert Gray
Benjamin Dailey
M. Goodwin
Hugh McMullen
Charles Fox
Andrew C. Shirley
Frank Kernan
Peter Hedges
East Buffalo Livestock Market Auction Prices
CATTLIN Prime export steers 7.25 to 17.75, good to choice butcher steers 0.75 to 7.05, choice cows 640 to 6.25, choice heifers 6.75 to 7.00, common to fair cattle 5.25 to 3.50, common to fair bales 3.00 to 3.50, choice veals 9.50 to 9.75, fair to good 9.00 to 9.25. Sheep and lambs clipped yearlings 8.00 to 8.50, clipped weth ers 5.75 to 6.15, clipped mixed sheep 5.00 to 5.75. Hogs light Yorkers 9.90 to 9.95, heavy hogs 9.80 to 9.85, pigs 9.90 to 10.00.
Automobile fear and health department opposition mixed in era views
Dr. James R. Day warns cars may be a curse while opponents warn the AMA record will sink a national health department plan. A lioness mauls trainer Peter Taylor at Coney Island as Dr. Madriz says William P. Pittman, aiding Nicaraguan rebels, is safe. The Nanking exposition opens without the predicted revolution, per a Pekin dispatch.
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Department of Health
American Medical Association
Peter Taylor
Coney Island
Governor Signs Whitney Bill Creates New Pharmacy Board
Albany June 9 Governor Hughes signed the Whitney bill creating a state board of pharmacy with nine members appointed by the state board of regents to replace the former fifteen member board. The act is supported by the State Pharmaceutical Society and sets standards for drugs and medicines.
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Albany
Hughes
Whitney
State Board of Pharmacy
State Board of Regents
Pharmacy Board
State Pharmaceutical Society
Earthshock in Central Campania and political volleys abroad
A severe earthquake in Central Campania causes multiple deaths and extensive property damage. Provincial delegates press for an immediate convocation of a national parliament in China. In London, Mr and Mrs Roosevelt dine with King George and Queen Mary at Marlborough House. Dr Robert J Black challenges the renomination of Rep John Dalzell in Pennsylvania primaries. The Senate grants the president's conservation measure priority over the statehood bill.
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Campania
Italy
Roosevelt
King George
Queer Mary
Marlborough House
London
Robert J. Black
John Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Senate
Quote from Shakespeare on Patience
A brief line from Shakespeare notes that those lacking patience are truly poor. The saying reflects a value on restraint and enduring hardship rather than immediate gratification.
Cook sues Peary in Berlin courts over Arctic claims
The Berlin Lokal Anzeiger reports Dr. Frederick A. Cook has filed a lawsuit against Commander Robert E. Peary in Berlin courts. Cable dispatches note a deadly earthquake in Southern Italy and Roosevelt’s Oxford honorary degree and Romanes lecture. Rumors claim large deaths in the Maya uprising in Mexico.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Frederick A.cook
Robert E. Peary
Italy
Theodore Roosevelt
Oxford University
London
Mexico
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F. Carl Peters
Morrell H. DeLong
Edith L. Slater
Laurence Dunn
Maynard D. Siler
Gladysl. Elliott
J. Vera Stricker
Elvie E. Engstrom
Ethel Jane Stevens
Maude N. Ferry
Maude I. Swanson
Mary Hector
Louis C. Slesnick
Archie C. Hector
Zora E. Smith
John F. Horton
Hazel M. Thurston
Lenore O. Thurston
Clara Hutchinson
Beatrice M. Vandersluys
A. Harold Wickstrom
F. W. Bartlett
Earl D. Bartlett
Franklin
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J. H. Lockwood
Maidstone
Brexel
Gibson & Sherman
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Penn’a Ave. East
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Gen. Edwards
Butt
Nanking
Pekin
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Buffalo Provision Market
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East Buffalo Livestock Market
Mercer Black
New Castle
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Cabell
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James R. Day
Syracuse University
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