Deaths and obituaries from Warren area notices
Obituaries record the deaths of Mrs. Margaret C. Marker aged 64 of Warren widow of Otto Marker with survivors in Warren and surrounding areas. Also noted are the funeral details for Mrs. Johanna McPherson and long obituary of Alpheus J. Davis detailing life, career in Warren including Odd Fellows service and Oakland Cemetery burial. Additional notes cover local departures, visits and health updates for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Marker
Otto Marker
Bornholm
Denmark
Warren
J. A. Samson
Carl Samson
Omaha
Neb
James
Christian
Amy
Laurel Street
Local residents take trips for visits and political duty
Mrs John Andrews and children left Saturday for Sherman New York to visit relatives. Mrs Windgate of Conneaut Ohio visits her brother L H Green in Third street. Mrs Hugh Davis of Mannington West Virginia visits Mr and Mrs J F Little on Fifth street. Ernest Smith departs for Akron Ohio and R O Brigham and children visit Bethlehem. Langworthy returns from Yonkers New York. Armstrong and Miss Helen Malm leave for Colegrove Pennsylvania. Engle and daughter Gertrude spend days at Shermans Bay Chautauqua Lake. U S Rogers family from Warren depart for Columbus to stay with parents. Knapp Colvin Jackson and others depart Harrisburg for Republican State Convention. Edward Lindsey and Earl MacDonald return from Pittsburgh after attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna McPherson
John F. McPherson
Fourth Street
Rev. W. H. Jones
J. W. Hughes
J. EK. Wheeler
J. M. Mills
T. T. Keeler
Dwight Cowan
Willis Cowan
Oakland
McPherson
Episcopal Church
Warren
Fred
Los Angeles
Cal
G. W. McPherson
Hugh Davis
Mannington
W. Va
J. F. Little
115
Fifth Street
Ernest Smith
Akron
Ohio
H. G. Armstrong
Helen Malm
Colegrove
Homer Engle
Gertrude
Clarendon
Sherman's Bay
Chautauqua Lake
U. S. Rogers
Roger
W. H. Muzzy
Columbus
F. M. Knapp
Geo. Colvin
Fred Jackson
Wm. Allen
Ralph Stone
BE. R. Allen
Harrisburg
Governor Harmon
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
London
Sydney Burton
Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Reno
Taft
New Haven
Postal Savings
Sagamore Hill
Wong Hong Heey
Alethia M. Carter
Newark
Lambros A. Coromilas
Anna Ewing Cockrell
United States
F. M. Cockrell
Missouri
Norwich
Conn
Swiss Exchange Pupils and Cross Canton Education
The Swiss middle class extends education cheaply through pupil exchanges between cantons. A German speaking family sends a high school pupil to a French or Italian speaking canton, then receives a pupil of similar age and grade in return.
Juror Needs Two Chairs in Pittsburg Court
N. J. Huffman a 30 year old juror in the Pittsburg criminal court faced an awkward session due to his 435 pound frame. Chairs in the jury box proved too small so he had to sit on the edge of two chairs placed side by side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Huffman
Pittsburg Criminal Court
Huffman
Road to Eminence and Power Quote by Burke
The passage argues that eminence should require merit and probation through difficulty. It asserts that honor rises on an eminence and virtue is tested by challenge, warning that rare merit must endure some struggle to attain recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple of Honor
Burke
At the Egg Counter
A breeder notes a mix of freshly laid eggs and others that are currently ripening to peak quality. The observer remarks which eggs are new and which are nearing full gelation, highlighting the present best sellers.
Market Report from New York Wheat and Butter Prices
Market report dated June 23 shows spot Wheat No 2 red at 1.07 and futures higher with July 1.075, Sept 1.075, Dec 1.05. Orn No 2 white in elevator at 68 14 to 69c with futures higher. Oats natural white 26 to 32 lbs listed 48 45e to 47e. Pork Mess at 25.00 25.50. Butter creamery specials 28 14c extra 27c. state dairy 25 77c, factory 28 23c. Cheese state full milk special 14 15c. Eggs state and Pennsylvania 250 28c. Potatoes Southern No 1 per bbl 1.25 2.90. old state 1.00 1.25 per 180 lbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Old State
Buffalo Provision Market Report for June 23
Buffalo market notes: No 1 northern wheat carloads at 1.154, No 2 red at 1.06, No 2 yellow corn afloat 65c and No 3 yellow 64 4c, No 2 white oats 43c f o b afloat, No 3 white 42c. Flour prices range 6.00 to 6.75 per barrel. Butter and cheese quotes listed. dairy products show varied rates from 24c to over 41 1/2c per pound for select white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Winter Family
Buffalo Livestock Market Prices Quick Summary
Beef cattle show export steers at 7.00 to 7.75, choice butcher steers 6.74 to 7.25, cows 5.75 to 6.00, heifers 6.75 to 7.09, common to fair 5.25 to 6.50, bulls 7.22 to 2.50, veals 8.90 to 8.25. Sheep yearlings 6.90 to 6.25, ewes 4.75 to 5.09, lambs 4.00 to 4.50. Hogs light Yorkers 9.85 to 9.90, heavy hogs 9.80, pigs 10.00 to 10.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Timothy tops chart with grain futures gains
Timothy leads on track with prices $29.00 for No. 1, $17.50 to $18.00 for No. 2 timothy, and straw, wheat and oat quotes at $8.00 to $8.50. Market activity shows commodity listings across feed grains and forage seeds with notable price spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Redlands Chaperones Violets in Rain at Club
At a rainy Redlands and Mrs. Kreeble head outdoors from a country club, chasing violets and blossoms. Redlands endures mud and storms as they roam marshes and a creek bank, finally returning for tea with Mr. Kreeble’s irritated critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Mrs. Kreebles
Mrs. Kreeble
Mr. Kreeble
Unappreciated Art In Burgan Swabia Theater Letter
In Burgan Swabia the weekly notes theatre is underappreciated. Josef Delsenriede resigns as prompter citing poverty after five days subsisting on potatoes and tea and laments the art scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgan
Swabia
Josef Delsenriede
World News in Brief to Start the Day
Italian police believe Porter Charlton is alive after the Lake Como tragedy. California Governor Gillette orders the attorney general to block the Jeffries Johnson boxing match in San Francisco. Governor Hughes signs the Conklin excise bill and anti-betting measures ram through. Secretary Knox predicts universal peace as commencement speaker at the University of Pennsylvania. Wireless chiefs Wilson Bogart Tompkins are arrested for mail fraud in New York selling agency case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
Gillette
California
Jeffries-Johnson
San Francisco
Hughes
Conklin
Agnew-Perkins
Knox
University of Pennsylvania
Christopher C. Wilson
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Samuel S. Bogart
William W. Tompkins
New York
Roosevelt Returns to America Amid Enthusiastic Reception
Saturday crowds greet Theodore Roosevelt as he lands from the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. Divers search Lake Comoe waters for Porter Charlton's body. Big Bill Kelliher is found guilty as Coleman’s accomplice in a $306,000 Cambridge bank theft. Senate backs the Arizona New Mexico statehood bill and sends it to conference. labor committee favors a cabinet department of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
America
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Porter Charlton
Lake Corme
Kelliher
Coleman
National City Bank
Cambridge
Mass
Senate
House Committee On Labor
Department of Labor
Counties rally behind Knox for Pennsylvania governor
A dispatch notes multiple Pennsylvania counties endorse Mr Knox for governor. The pope greets U S pilgrims and says the blessing is for all Americans. British physicians condemn Christian Science per a London dispatch. San Francisco delays the Kaufman Langford boat for a week as state troops prepare. Speaker Cannon vows to stand firm even at the cost of his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Mr. Knox
United States
Rome
London
San Francisco
Cannon
House
Roosevelt Jr Marries Miss Alexander in New York
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Miss Alexander wed in New York City. Berlin dispatch says German emperor’s knee operation denied by physicians. Albany lawmakers convene an extra session over direct nominations. Tex Rickard keeps hope alive for Jeffries Johnson bout in San Francisco. Three emigrants die in Parker New York train collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Alexander
New York City
Berlin
Albany
Tex Rickard
Jeffries-Johnson
San Francisco
Parker
N. Y
Farmer Legislators A Thoughtful Timely Subject
A speaker argues farmers are well qualified for lawmaking due to practical experience and honesty. He cites Grange halls, shows strong farmer representation growth, and notes a need for farmer voices in state and national legislatures while urging careful, principled political engagement. S. L. Strivings, Wyoming County, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrin
Pat
Grange
S. L. Strivings
Wyoming County
N. Y
Jeffries Johnson fight set for Reno July fourth
Tex Rickard announces Reno Nevada chosen as site for the Jeffries Johnson bout on July 4. Governor Dickerson then in Ogden Utah says he will not interfere with the big fight. The news notes the high level of local interest and the ongoing preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Rickard
Reno
Nev
Dickerson
Nevada
Ogden
Utah
Walter
Benjamin Aston
Lancaster
Alfred Hallman
Piquea Township
House
Senate
New York
C. C. Dickinson
Governor Harmon Nominated by Ohio Democratic State Convention
The Ohio Democratic state convention nominates Governor Harmon for another term as the party seeks continued leadership. The gathering solidifies support amid rival talk and upcoming party strategy.
Taunted fragments from Depew steel works report unclear phrasing
Fragmentary OCR text from Depew New York steel works dated records appears garbled with names and locations difficult to parse. The readable items mention Calanlanca and N Pennna mh with limited context about dates or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tpenna Mh
Calanlanca
Would Steel Works
Depew, N. D
Teene
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. McPherson
A. J. Davis
Alpheus J. Davis
Third Street
Reading
Steuben County
Greeley
Lucy Dow Davis
Davis
Allegheny River
Warren County
L. D. Crandall
Oil Creek
Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows
Oakland Cemetery
Nancy J. Miles
A. C. McAlpine
Point Loma
W.S. Pierce
Caterson Publishing Company
C. D. Crandall
Evelyn
Martha
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania College For Women
Josephine Hughes
J. W. Agrelius
Youngsville
W. E. Rhodes
West Washington Street
Baltimore
John Andrews
Sherman, N. Y
Conneaut, C
L. H. Green
F. H. Langworthy
Mrs
Julian Richmond
Yonkers, N. Y
Edward Lindsey
Earl MacDonald
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
Bess
Kansas
Oklahoma
Eae
Sud
Illinois
Corsicana
Sissc Cecicc
Kreeble Himsef
Mrs. Kreebie
John
Mr. Redlands
Globe
the Grange
J. W. Darrow
Chatham, N. Y
New York State
Washington
F. W. Lewis
Hoff
And
Salamanca Business Colleges
Deia Mack
C. E. Congdon
Atty
Salamanca
Harry Brown
Penn’a R. R. Co
Fanny Hoff
CE Congdon
Fred Jonas
Warren Refining Co
Warren, Pa
Ivah M. Earl
Veneer Panel Mtg. Co
Robert Patterson _ Pinder Law Office
Mary van Vessen
Sterling Furniture Co
Arthur Tyler
Elk Tanning Co
Ridgway
Helen Maleay
Little Valley Cutlery Works
Little Valley
Earl Noyes
BR. & Plr
R. Co
M. Bennett
Erie R. R. Co
Harry Griffin
Guy Bradley
Floyd Lawson
Georgia Whitman
Clara Lowe
Cook Oil and Gas Bo
Mayburg
Daisy M. Hain
Penn’a Lumber Co
Sheffield
Roy A. Gage
New Orleans
Great Northern R. R. Co
Elin Snarbure
American Howe Co
Tidioute
Earl Lawson
Mosser Tanning Company
DuBois
Verena Huber
Jamestown
H. G. Bentley
Sheffield Bottle Works
Ellentine Johnson
Spaulding Co
N.Y
Florence Stevens
Conewingo Trust Co
Manley Lind
David Mintz Clothing Co
Marionville
Glen English Etc
Margaret Donahue
Rogers Shear Co
Edna S. Wood
Warren Water Works
Allison Lewis
Petree Washburn-Crosby
Jay Clark
Robson Machine Mfg. Co
Hulda Peterson
Peterson Furniture Co
Mmeras
Gregg
Sadler-Roe
I. J. Hoff and
L. J. Holmes
Proprietors
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