Queen City Piano Company Incorporation sought in Warren
An application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on June 30 1910 under the 1874 act to incorporate Queen City Piano Company. Frank W Steck Theodore Steck Gust Peterson and M T Steck seek rights to buy sell and lease pianos and musical instruments with full privileges. D UARIRD solicitor Warren June 6 1910. June 9 16 23
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U. S
Chicago
Seadoo Ee
Eso Perent
Pri
Senet
Annie
Nopi
Pennsylvania
Frank W. Steck
Theodore Steck
Gust Peterson
M.T. Steck
Queen City Piano Company
D. Uarird
Warren
Warren Acme Oil Company Decree of Dissolution Hearing
Notice in Warren County Pennsylvania court states Warren Acme Oil Company seeks dissolution by petition filed in the Court of Common Pleas. Hearing is set for Monday July 11 1910 at 10 a.m. in the court place for interested parties to attend and show cause. Hinckley Alexander Clark solicitors for petitioner June 16 23 30.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Warren Acme Oil Company
Hinckley
Alexander & Clark
Floods Drench Swiss Valleys and Moravia Towns
Severe flooding hits Switzerland as the Aar overflows flooding Meiringen and disrupting transport between Grindelwald and Interlaken after slides. In Belgrade Moravia valley floods drown an estimated 35 people as several towns submerged and houses collapse.
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Switzerland
Servia
Berne
Aar
Meiring
Grindelwald
Interlaken
Belgrade
Moravia
Jury awards $10,000 in love alienation suit
In Freeport on June 16 a circuit court jury awarded H. W. Coffman of German Valley $10,000 against Henney Janssen of Chicago for alienating Coffman's wife. Janssen formerly ran a German Valley store. Coffman is a prominent local businessman and bank president.
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Freeport
H. W Coffman
German Valley
Henney Janssen
Chicago
Coffman
Janssen
Stephenson County
British Antarctic Expedition Starts From Cardiff
The British Antarctic expedition aboard the Terra Nova begins its voyage from Cardiff toward the South Pole. Captain Scott, commander of the expedition, will board the ship when it reaches New Zealand.
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Cardiff
South Pole
Scott
New Zealand
Mrs Jeannette Ford Freed in Lunacy Case
Formal dismissal of the lunacy charge against Mrs. Jeannette Stewart Ford, known as the woman in the case of Charles Warriner, former local treasurer of the Big Four railway, was entered in the probate court of Hamilton County Cincinnati on June 16.
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Cincinnati
Jeannette Stewart Ford
Charles Warriner
Big Four Railway
Hamilton County
Seeress Advice Leads to Suspect Find in Marsh
In Vineland New Jersey on June 16 Samuel Snyder followed guidance from a wandering fortune teller after a week of searching for Mrs Agnes Thomas. Two hours later he located Mrs Thomas 5 in a marsh near her home. She had vanished a week earlier while walking her dogs.
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Vineland
N. J
Agnes Thomas
Samuel Snyder
Guardsmen Test Dictograph For Field Movement Tracking
Pennsylvania guardsmen will test a novel dictograph device at state militia maneuvers to locate and track troop movements. Experts say the instrument, used by banks, the US Secret Service, and governors in Minnesota and Illinois, could revolutionize military tactics. Wires hidden along roadways relay sound to field receivers, allowing estimates of enemy strength and position.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Waterloo
Europe
United States Secret Service
Standard Oil
Minnesota
Illinois
St. Paul
Springfield
Army
Washington
Signal Corps
New Magazine to Be Devoted to Stories
The Philadelphia North American will launch a free monthly fiction magazine on June 12 featuring love and adventure stories by renowned magazine authors. Demand is high with thousands placing special orders to ensure receipt of the first issue.
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Philadelphia
Roller coaster accident in Sankakee leaves man’s leg to be amputated
Sankakee Illinois June 16 Lee Barnard aged 20 fell backward in a roller coaster car while standing and a second car passed over him. His leg was crushed and will require amputation according to medical reports.
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Sankakee
Ill
Lee Barnard
When a man has a rip in his coat and three buttons
A western sage notes a man with a torn coat and few buttons faces two options. He should either marry or divorce, a quip reflecting social choices for a man’s status.
Clever Little Reginald
A Mrs Flyte endures a train ride with chatter about her niece Elaine and Reginald, a dog. A chantecler hat woman and a ringlets bunch recount Reginald’s bath, sweater, and photos while Flyte longs for quieter talk.
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Blaine
Edith
Henry
Elaine
Reginald
Mrs. Flyte
Voting talk prompts pink ribber ballots in Benham debate
A courtroom scene features Mrs. Benham-All things will change at voting time and Benham-Yes hinting official ballots tied with pink ribbers. Judge remarks on the process.
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Benham
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Hickory St
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Ilinois
Mrs. Thomas
Napoleon
Little Reginald
THE
Warren Mail
I. Ball
Beaty
New
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Prompey
Water Street
Printz Clothing
C. Eddy
Attorney At Law
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Citizens National Bank
Prof
H.B. Hyde
Optometrist
Headquart
Kopf & Henry
Waterbury
New York Telegram
Ayers
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
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