Bayside Lumber appoints new trustee in Humboldt deed
Bayside Lumber Company announces Warren Savings Bank resigns as trustee under the 1910 deed of trust securing 350000 dollars. F. W. G. Moebus of Alameda named as new trustee, appointment to be confirmed after three weeks and bondholders’ objections period ending June 10, 1915. May 17 1915 Bayside Lumber Company.
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Bayside Lumber Company
D. L. Gerould
County of
Humboldt
State of
California
Warren Sayings Bank
State of California
F. W. G. Moebus
Alameda
Warren Savings Bank
San Francisco
Warren
Pennsylvania
Aaia F. W. G. Moebus
Levi Smith
R. O. Wilson
Estate of Anna Thomas Letters Testamentary Granted
Letters testamentary on the estate of Anna Thomas late of Warren Borough Warren County Pa deceased granted to Theodore Norman and Anna Pearl Thomas executors notice to all debtors to pay and to those with claims to present them for settlement under the attorney E H Beshlin May 1 1915 May 20 6t
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Anna Thomas
Warren
Warner County
Anna Pearl Thomas
Theodore Norman
E. H. Beshlin
Trial List for Monday June 14 1915
The court schedules trial calls for Monday June 14 1915 at 10:00 AM. Cases include E Koningslow vs Walters & Weidert. Cornplanter Refining Co vs Pennsylvania RR Co. Ludwig Hommel Co vs Charles N Skallenberger et al. Albert Nelson vs Hilmer C A Arderson et al. Nantes & Son vs Mike Flaherty. J D W Beck vs Philip N Robinson. D Hosley for Geo Burlingsme vs Timothy Foley. Olive Gordon vs Fred Raiser. W W Hotchkiss vs E E Kightlinger. Marine National Bank of Erie vs E S Collins executor. Frank & Smith vs Ryan & Ryan. Prothonotary A Clark notes May 27-31.
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E. Koningslow
Eliza S. Henry
Bell S. Valentine
Hattie Sheldon
Parmlee & Henry
Albert Nelson
Hilmer C. A. Arderson
Emil J. H. Anderson
Nantes & Son
Mike Flaherty
J.D. W. Beck
Philip N. Robinson
D. Hosley
Geo. D. Burlingsme
Timothy J. Foley
Olive Gordon
Fred Raiser
W. W. Hotchkiss
E. E. Kightlinger
A. E. Jervis
The
Marine National Bank of Erie
E. S. Collins
T. D. Collins
D. D. Frank
C. B. Smith
Frank
Self Made Man Seeks Help in Cincinnati Times-Star Note
A brief cartoonish exchange in the Cincinnati Times-Star quotes a self made man declaring his independence and an older savior urging him to call for help. The item underscores a humorous public mood and advice from the era.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Queen Elizabeth Attended by Handmaiden Noted
The Lou Louisville Courier Journal reports a royal reference noting Queen Elizabeth was attended by a handmaiden. The discussion contrasts this with a modern remark about a manicure girl as a newer phenomenon.
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Elizabeth
Louisville Courier-Journal
The New Baggage Rule
A playful verse about Mary and her persistent trunk. It suggests Mary resents carrying baggage but cannot escape its pull as she moves from place to place. It reads like a light humorous poem with a recurring motif of valued baggage.
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Mary
Fake U S Passports Forged Wholesale in Berlin
London June 5 Captain Von Prieger head of the German spy system in Berlin possesses equipment to manufacture fraudulent American passports. Robert Rosenthal, under arrest for espionage, confessed in London outlining how forged U S seals and blanks were produced. Rosenthal was caught after a letter to Von Prieger was intercepted. He admitted to being a German spy and described the passport system used to deceive authorities. The confession is supported by corroborating evidence and Rosenthal faces military court martial.
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London
von Prieger
Admiralty Office
Berlin
Robert Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Osenthal
Washington
Carl Lody
Tower of London
Europe
Germany
America
Hague
Copenhagen
England
United States
U. S
Washington Probes Rosenthal Passport Fraud Charge
Rosenthal's London accusation that the Berlin spy chief has perfect means to forge American passports prompts official scrutiny in Washington. A U S inquiry is considered possible if German officials are shown to have aided passport fraud. No action will be taken until conclusive proof of German involvement.
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Washington
Rosenthal
London
Berlin
United States
Germany
Jury verdict in breach of promise case bolded by jury
Foreman tells Washington Star jury found no damages to award in breach of promise suit. Jurors say plaintiff was fortunate to part ways with a man whose letters her attorney read aloud.
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Washington Star
Protecting Early Cherries From Robins and Pests
H A Surface PA state zoologist offers guidance for cherry growers in Columbia County. Advice includes tin hung in trees, wire cages with a cat, and mounted birds, plus planting early cherries and mulberries to feed robins. Also details thinning, spraying for Brown Rot and Peach Scab, and timing for self boiled lime sulfur mix.
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Columbia County
H. A. Surface
Harrisburg
Governor Wood
Triumph
Crawford
Scott
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Pruning and thinning peaches for a healthy crop in Pennsylvania
A Southern Pennsylvania peach grower asks State Zoologist H A Surface about pruning thinning and spraying. The reply urges keeping tree tops open and spreading with light year round pruning, thinning to remove defective and excess fruit to ensure a normal crop of large peaches.
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Pennsylvania
H. A. Surface
Harrisburg
Bordeaux mixture guidance for potatoes and grapes
A Pennsylvania grower asks State Zoologist H A Sur face for Bordeaux mixture details. The reply confirms the mix uses quick lime and bluestone in water, advises dilution order, and notes no vine injury at four pounds lime and three pounds bluestone per fifty gallons. It recommends adding arsenate of lead for beetles.
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Pennsylvania
H. A. Surface
Harrisburg
Vetoes Block Jitney Regulation and Insurance Bill
Governor Brumbaugh vetoed a house bill granting jitney operation authority to street railway firms and a separate bill extending insurance rate making bureau scrutiny. He argues the jitney measure creates monopolies and lacks statewide regulation. He also faults the insurance bill as stifling competition and expanding state control beyond its title. Additional vetoes target employment law exemptions for certain institutions, assessor selection changes, and state tuition duties for orphans, urging local control instead.
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Harrisburg
Brumbaugh
Commonwealth
Senate
Genevieve Brennan Dies In Brockport Car Crash Near Brandy Camp
Miss Genevieve Brennan nineteen daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Brennan of Brockport Elk county was killed instantly when the automobile she drove went over a steep embankment near Brandy Camp at noon today. Her brother in law Dr Edward Stressley of Elbon, riding with her, escaped with only slight injuries.
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Kane
Genevieve Brennan
Charles Brennan
Brockport
Elk County
Brandy Camp
Edward Stressley
Elbon
Pennsylvania Approves 27 8 Per Cent Coal Tax
Harrisburg Pa June 7 The bill imposing a 27 8 per cent ad valorem tax on anthracite coal was approved by Governor Brumbaugh replacing the 1913 act whose constitutionality is to be reviewed by the state supreme court. The law is expected to raise about 4 5 million dollars in two years with half for state road improvements and half returned to producing counties.
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Harrisburg
Brumbaugh
Supreme Court
Ambition Achieved Artist Expresses War Horrors
The artist aims to depict the full horror of war in a new work while a friend calls the image the most horrible sight ever seen. The Boston Transcript notes the striking, sobering portrayal.
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Boston Transcript
Man in Love with Work Cites Neurasthenia Fear
Short aphorism quoted from the Washington Post notes a man deeply devoted to his craft avoids neurasthenia, implying passion protects against mental fatigue. The item reads like a clipped moral or editorial remark from a feature page.
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Washington Post
New Law Aims to Cut Disease Spread in Schools
A Pennsylvania act approved by Governor Brumbaugh requires teachers and school officials to report skin eruptions sore throats and similar symptoms in students to Health Officers. It doubles as a plan to reduce quarantine for measles German measles mumps and chicken pox to sixteen days.
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Brumbaugh
Samuel G. Dixon
Pennsylvania
Women of Denmark Win Suffrage Rights
Copenhagen reports Denmark's parliament unanimously passes a new constitution granting women the vote and ending wealth-based electoral privileges. King Christian signs the document. women of all classes march to the palace and thank both king and government for political emancipation.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Frederick VII
Christian
Ward Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner
W. D. Ward of Glade Township announces his candidacy for County Commissioner in the Republican primaries to be held in September 1915. He requests support from voters.
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W. D. Ward
Glade Township
County Commissioner Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Support
County official announces candidacy for the office of County Commissioner subject to the Republican primaries in September 1915. The candidate requests voter support and mentions party affiliation.
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Washington Party
Swanson Seeks Party Nomination in September 1915 Primaries
A political notice from E. C. Swanson of Youngsville Pennsylvania urges support for his candidacy in the Washington Party primaries to be held in September 1915.
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E. C. Swanson
Youngsville, Pa
C. Frederick
C. F. Bartsch
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
Water Street
A. W. Eaton
Philadelphia
PENN
Kopf
Henry
Grocers
T. J. Fole
Bell
B. Warren Tel. Co
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second St
Warren, Pa
Chichester
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