Real estate transfers feature numerous Warren area deeds
A long list of property transfers names buyers and sellers across Warren, Sugar Grove, Glade, Spring Creek, Pine Grove, and Meads, with values ranging from $1 to $5,160. Individuals include Clarissa Brown, Susan Morrison, Lydia Marsh estate, Alta Hall, Charles Eckburg, Anton Samuelson, Eliza Saunders estate, Wm A Saun ders, Nancy Myers, A G Eldred, Warren Keystone Real Estate Co, Paul Johnson, Clyde Elder, Nora Gregory, Mae Fehlman, Howard James, Garrison Moore, and many others in-town and in townships like Brokenstraw, Sugar Grove, Sheffield, and Warren.
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Clarissa Brown
Susan Morrison
Pittsfield
C. F. Cady
C. B. Brown
Lydia D. Marsh
L. T. Chapman
Glade
Jas. M. Clark
Alta M. Hall
Sugar Grove
Eliza Saunders
Charles Nuttal
Sugar Grove Township
Eliza A. Saunders
Wm. A. Saunders
Nancy Myers
C. B. Ayers
Pine Grove
H. A. McGee
C. H. Heim
Kinzua
Elva A. Simpson
Jas. P. Marker
Earl Wilkinson
Arthur M. Sweet
Blanche Roy
Jno. Lindstrum
Glade Township
Wm. A. Davis
Herbert C. Davis
Brokenstraw
Jno. Fosburg
Fred G. Hayes
Farmington
R. V. Perkins
Lizzie Lawson
Spring Creek
C. E. Hamm
A. G. Eldred
Warren
Warren Keystone Real Estate&Co
C. P. Bucklin F
Tol. L. Hunter
Paul Johnson
A.V. Engstrom
Thos. Farns
H.R. Beebe
Cherry Grove
Eunice L. Horton
Sheffield
Sheffield Township
Manley R. Overturf
Wm. G. Cable
Grace P. Ball
Suzanne F Cable
Sara Jane Snow
Delphina Sherman
Patrick Coleman
Fred Wales
South West
David Moore
Garrison Moore
John Moore
Samuel Moore
West Warren Real Estate Co
Alfred Benson
Carl Benson
Emil H. Johnson
John Johnson
Youngsville
John Pettis
Wm. A Gourley
Freehold
Horace A. Crary
Chas. A. Hall
Albert F. Kirberger
H. Y. Porter
Ollie Finley
Freehold Township
Violet Bush
Chas. H. Mott
C. S. Keefer
A. J. May
Elizabeth Lavery
Louise Goff
Henry H. Matthews
Laura W. Enes
John Y. Fuhrer
Jacob Steiner
Mead
F. G. Stewart
H. H. Hellman
Frank Roy Baker
U.S
Two Erie Grocers Fined for Unlabeled Dried Fruit
Two Erie grocers paid fines of 60 dollars plus costs for selling dried fruits not labeled as containing sulphur dioxide. The prosecutions were led by George M. Pelton, a state pure food inspector from Youngsville.
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Erie Grocers
Erie
George M. Pelton
Youngsville
Hastings Libel Trial Jury Deadlock in County Judge Case
The Hastings libel suit against Olean Herald over alleged defamatory statements about the plaintiff during his county judge candidacy last fall ended in a hung jury after an all night deliberation in Little Valley.
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Little Valley
Hastings
Olean Herald Company
Nurse’s Mistake Delivers Carbolic Acid to Patient
In Warren Pennsylvania, Mrs. M. J. Wager received carbolic acid instead of prescribed medicine due to a nurse’s error. The patient suffered severe burns but was saved by immediate physician care.
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Warren
M. J. Wager
Yeggs Use Nitro To Loot Lake Placid Post Office
Burglars stole nearly 4 000 dollars in cash and stamps from the Lake Placid New York post office. They arrived by car, crossed the lake in a canoe, blasted the safe with nitroglycerin, and fled the same route.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Fishermen Claim Dynamiters Kill Fish in Oatka Creek
Complaint from fishermen northeast of LeRoy that dynamiting in Oatka Creek is causing numerous dead fish to float on the water. The practice reportedly occurred two years ago on a considerable scale, with one party previously charged.
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Oatka
LeRoy
Doctor by airplane Birdman Swooped to Rescue
The son of E. O. Petrie in Urbana New York eight miles north of Hammondsport fell and was feared to have concussion. Dr P L Allen set out but his car broke down. Aviator Hugh Robinson signaled from Curtiss school and flew the doctor to Urbana. The boy was later found not seriously injured.
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Birdman
E. O. Petrie
Urbana
N. Y
Hammondsport
P. L. Allen
Hugh Robinson
Curtiss Aviation School
Robinson
Second Wife Burned to Death in Beloit Wisconsin
Mrs. Frank Peck, wife of a farmer, was burned to death when her clothing caught fire from a gasoline stove in Beloit Wisconsin on June 138. Eight years earlier a former wife of Mr. Peck died in a similar blaze.
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Beloit
Wis
Frank Peck
Peck
Death of Rev. Wilson F. Ball Veteran Minister at 78
The Rev. Wilson F. Ball aged 78 retired Methodist minister and Civil War veteran died last night in Massena New York after 54 years in the ministry. He was licensed to preach in 1857 served in the Civil War in Company B Ninety second New York Volunteers and joined the Northern New York M E B conference in 1869.
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Wilson F. Ball
Massena
N. Y
New York Volunteers
New York
M. EB
Dam Injunction Sought Against Payless Pulp and Paper
Austin and Costello Flood Sufferers association seeks injunction to restrain Payless Pulp and Paper from using the wooden dam at Freeman Run Austin Pa replacing a concrete dam that broke last September.
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Austin and Costello
Burglars Break Into Hornell Wallpaper Store
Burglars entered the Steuben Wallpaper company store near Hornell police headquarters during the night. They opened a safe but found it empty and took little of value.
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Steuben Wallpaper Company
Hornell
Noted Genesee County Farmer Blair Dies At 78
Blair a prominent Genesee county farmer died at his Byron road home near Batavia after owning his large farm for 88 years. He leaves four sons a daughter and two brothers. State inspectors visiting Mt Morris last week found tuberculosis in the Orchard farm herd of John F White prompting removal of about 60 cows for Buffalo slaughter and fertilizer.
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John B. Holeman
Oil County
L. W. Siggins
Pleasantville
Alexander Holeman
Venango County
I Blair
Genesee County
Byron Road
Batavia
C. O. Cotton
Avoca
A. D. Warren
Stockton
Mt. Morris
N. Y
Orchard Farm
John F. White
Buffalo
Wallet found under porch yields $2824 in hills
A Raubsville storekeeper Robert Peiffer uncovered a wallet beneath a porch while renovating his house and store. It contained $2,824 in hills. The house, about 75 years old, was once occupied by the deceased Jacob Lesh who reportedly kept a similar wallet.
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Robert Peiffer
Raubsville
Easton
Jacob Lesh
Lesh
Body Found In Canal In Geneva Identifies Man
The decomposed body of Francis J. Casey, a molder, was found in the Cayuga and Seneca canal at Geneva New York. No marks were found on the body and a Day envelope showed payment through May 11. He had worked in Shortsville and authorities believe he came to Geneva after pay and fell into the canal. Several brothers reside in Geneva.
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Francis J. Casey
Cayuga and Seneca Canal
Geneva
N. Y
Casey
Shortsville
Noted Seed Grower Dies at 70 in Cambridge
Colonel Jerome B. Rice, a renowned seed grower and distributor, head of the Jerome B. Rice Seed Company, died at his Cambridge home. He was 70 years old.
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Jerome B. Rice
Union
Cambridge
Trout Put In Streams At Castile Gainesville And Pike
Fifteen cans of brown and speckled trout were delivered from the state hatchery at Caledonia to Castile Gainesville and Pike and placed in local streams for stocking.
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Castile
N. Y
Caledonia
Gainesville
Pike
Miss Russell Weds Pittsburg Publisher at Hotel Schenley
Alexander P. Moore publisher of the Pittsburg Leader and actress Lillian Russell were married at the Hotel Schenley. The First Methodist Episcopal church declined a ceremony and Rev. Frank L. Lewis officiated with Rev. J. W. Righter assisting. Attendants included Susanne Westford matron of honor and Dorothy Fields as maid. Willie Collier served as best man and William Collier Jr. as page. The pair split for a matinee at the Grand Opera House after the ceremony with onstage banter delighting the audience. Miss Russell, born Clinton Iowa on December 4 1865, appeared with Weber & Fields later that day.
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Pittsburg
Alexander P. Moore
Susanne Westford
New York
Dorothy Fields
Harry Davis
William Collier, Jr
Page
Lillian
Grand Opera House
Weber & Fields
Willie Collier
Miss Russell
Collier
Weber
Fields
John Kelly
Moore
Roosevelt
Kelly
Russell
Clinton
Iowa
Payroll Boom in Turtle Creek Steel Mills
The weekly payroll in Turtle Creek and Lower Monongahela valleys PA will exceed 1.2 million dollars. About 50,000 workers are employed in steel mills and factories across the two districts, near 1907 levels, with pay days starting Monday and running through Saturday. Plants report rapidly filling orders and a labor shortage for skilled workers.
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Turtle Creek
Monongahela
Pennsylvania
Two Galleys
Warrantes Charged Manslaughter In Austin Dam Disaster
Warrants charging manslaughter were served on F. N. Hamlin and M. C. Bailey of Bayless Pulp & Paper in Austin Pa. A separate warrant was issued for George C. Bayless of Binghamton, president of the company, who was out of state but expected to be served soon. Hamlin and Bailey posted bonds to await grand jury action as the court investigates alleged criminal negligence in the dam collapse that killed Martha Hess and Mary T. Mansuay on Sept 50 1911.
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F. N. Hamlin
M. C. Bailey
Bayless Pulp & Paper Company
Austin
George C. Bayless
Binghamton
Martha Hess
Mary T. Mansuay
Bulldogs life for a hen ends dog show tragedy
Allentown report: Edgewood Patton a prize bulldog valued at 1000 dollars killed a chicken during exercise. The dog broke loose, and an Italian owner of the hen killed the dog with an axe. The trainer pursued the animal, but the Italian vanished. Frank Dole offered to pay for the chicken.
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Allentown
Edgewood Patton
Frank Dole
New Haven
Cole
Mr. Dole
Case of Smallpox In Bath
Chester Crants, quarantined days ago, is now in the fallthros of the disease and a very sick man.
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Bath
Chester Crants
Dyspepsules Offer Quick Relief for Indigestion
Advert says undigested food causes heartburn belching sour stomach and nausea and proposes a new treatment Dyspepsules. It claims fast relief and urges readers to send 25 cents for a trial to Rockar Ennis Drug Co at 141 Liberty St New York City.
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Rockar-Ennis Drug Co
Liberty St
New York City
Farm Name Creation Service Offered in Local Ad
A local ad promotes creating personalized farm names and branded stationery. The pitch highlights expert letterhead design and emphasizes branded identity for properties and stations. The message mentions a contact name Matt and a Warren page reference.
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Axirud
Ingie
George H. Timlin
Oil City
Rankin
Tenth Ward
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Franklin High School
Jamestown
Sprague Street
Albert Newgreen
Ettie Nichols
Wares
Nichols
Newgren
John Baker
Steelton
Dauphin County Court
Higer
Crawford
A. Gillett
William Warner
Joseph Scowden
Thos. S. Minnis
Meadville
J. H. Kock
New York Upstate Public Service Commission
Rochester, Syracuse & Eastern Railroad Company
Rochester
Pittsford
Monroe County
Yeggs
Doctor
Austin Dam
Bulldog
Wala Hy
E. D. Everts Hardware Co. Ltd
V. Penn
N Ave
W. and
Libertarren, Penn
Steinhauer
Princeton
W.F. Frederick
Penn’a Ave. West
Warren, Pa
Pickett Hardware Co
Warren Penn
Matt