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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
7
Train and service times list routes and schedules for the Pennsylvania East West line and the Olean Oil City Division. Times show morning and afternoon departures across North and South segments with several daily intervals.
Time stamps show varying opening and closing hours from early morning to evening. The entry lists ED and alternating 8:54 am 4:45 pm 10:49 am 8:20 pm with condition any except Sunday, signaling limited weekday operations.
The bulletin lists hourly and offset departures for Main Line cars to waiting rooms and branches including Conewango Avenue, Laurel Street, North Warren, and Warren to Jamestown. It specifies first trips, around-town shuttles, special Warren to Clarendon services, and late-night last runs with exact minutes past the hour.
The document enumerates national and state officers including President Taft and Vice President Sherman. attorneys general Knox and Hampton. secretaries Knox, McVeagh, Stimson, Hitchcock, Meyer, Fish er, Wilson, Nagel, and others. It also lists Pennsylvania and Warren County officials, educators, health officers, law officers, auditors, clerks, and ward presidents with names and jurisdictions.
Joseph A. Schofield announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Member of the Pennsylvania Assembly from Warren County. He urges Warren County voters to participate in the Spring Primaries set for April 13, 1912, and pledges to run again for speaker if renominated and re-elected.
Two candidates announce for Delegate to the Republican State Convention subject to primaries. George F. Yates and William Brady declare their bids for delegate slots with elections set for Saturday April 13 1912 from 2 to 8 pm.
J J Desmond of Columbus Pennsylvania seeks a nomination as delegate to the National Republican Convention slated for June in Chicago.
The Warren Mail reports Peter M. Speer of Oil City Pennsylvania will seek re election to Congress to represent the 28th District subject to Republican primary results.
Spies is hereby given that the final account of Joseph Deitch Committee of Elizabeth Nelson lunatic will be presented to the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania for confirmation or allowance at 100 o'clock A M Monday March 1 1912 at which time said account will be allowed unless cause be shown to the contrary H M Putnam Prothonotary Warren Penn a Feb 6 1912 Peb 8 15 22 29
Notice announces an application to the Court of Common Pleas in Warren County for chartering the Masonic Temple Association of Warren Pennsylvania under the 1874 act. The plan is to acquire real estate and erect a building for fraternal and commercial purposes. The proposed charter is on file in the Prothonotary's office. I. H. Beshlin, Solicitor. Feb 22-29 Mar 7-14.
Application to Governor of Pennsylvania on the Mth day of March 1912 by H A Siggins Sam Q Smith and G A Probst under the 1874 Act to form Sheffield Electric Light and Power Company in Sheffield Township Warren County for supplying light heat and power to the public and nearby residents. Alexander and Clark solicitors. February 2% March 14.
A blood stained letter with a billet and threats against Reuben Lyon of Bath and Charles Crosby of Corrocton was traced by Steuben County authorities to Wheeler Where It Was Written. The note urged two more acts against them and was dropped in the Bath post. Crosby asked Sheriff Davidson to drop charges. London reports Queen Mother Alexandra recovering from influenza, with officials saying her condition is improving and recovery is virtually certain.
Notice for Uniform Primaries to be held April 13 1912 under act of 1911. County Commissioners publish delegates and officers to be nominated for Democratic Prohibition Socialist Keystone. Includes names E E Thompson A C Mook S A Cramer and others. Also Pennsylvania Nursery Co advertisement offer of sales positions.
The Continent magazine lists Rev John Henry Jowett D D as biweekly writer with notable contributors John Timothy Stone William Jennings Bryan Sir Wilfred T Grenfell Ralph Connor and a strong staff of editors. Sample copies offered free. addresses include New York Chicago and Philadelphia offices.
Lawrence report notes a ten member I W W strike committee to meet Woolen company officials at the state house. Judge Mahoner warns heavy penalties for intimidation. Picketing spurs many to stay home. twelve arrests include eight women and four men. Mill agents claim limited gains.
In Budapest during the first week of March jewels valued at about $200,000 were stolen from Countess Szvechenyi formerly Gladys Vanderbilt. A detective found the gems wrapped in a newspaper in a garage attached to the house. The countess sent a reward check, but the police chief ordered the money returned, ruling officers may not accept rewards for duty.
T. J. Foley and handlers of Railroad Freight offer specialty moving of heavy items including pianos and household goods. Orders may be left with A. A. Davis & Co at The Mail Office for prompt and reasonable job printing such as auction bills syrup labels and letter heads.
L C Eddy advertises a General Law business at 410 Pennsylvania Avenue offering prompt collection of debts and related services. The brief notice emphasizes swift collection efforts and legal guidance for clients seeking accounts receivable recovery.
Twenty five years in business with thousands fitted. Claim of honest effort and satisfaction. Guarantee of best possible service and eye examinations with the latest appliances. glasses guaranteed to fit or insured payout. Office at 24 1/2 Penn Ave W over Citizens National Bank. Bell phone 2 63.
A patient recounts severe dropsy in 1902 and being told there was no hope. After using Dr Miles Heart Remedy, swelling abated, heart fluid cleared, and she recovered enough to resume work. The story promotes Miles clinical tonic as a cure with money-back guarantee available through Miles Medical Co.
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