Akeley Grange Attends Pomona Meeting at Warren
Akeley Grange members Minnie Bradley C E Marsh T J Harrington W B Hale Ruth Wiggins Howard Hale and Arthur Bradley attended the Pomona Grange meeting in Warren Friday. Notes include moves of Emerson Hale's family John Marsh helping and maple sap reports while cemetery and Grange events are scheduled locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
Minnie Bradley
C. E. Marsh
T. J. Harrington
W. B. Hale
Ruth Wiggins
Howard Hale
Arthur Bradley
Akeley Grange
Pomona Grange
Warren
John Marsh
Emerson Hale
Frewsburg
Hale
Phillip VanOrsdale
Hale Farm
T. M. Howard
John Geracimos
D. M. Howard
Albert Larson
Jamestown
Hale Cemetery
Erick Johnson
Conewango Hive
Grange Hall
Local entertainment postponed. Grange hosts and visits noted
Farmington reports postpone Friday event due to illness among students. Neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Toombs celebrate 30th wedding anniversary with a cordial visit and refreshments. Grange meeting drew 25 attendees with four candidates in first and second degrees and three new applications. Pomona Grange at Warren hosted over 25, prize plants awarded by RE D. Stewart to oldest, youngest, and best looking middle aged lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Pomona Grange
Warren
Green House
Pomona
RE. D. Stewart
Body of Indian found identified near Corydon
March 7 report says the drowned Indian George Kels, who drifted in an oarless boat, is identified. Kels, from Cattaraugus Reservation, is survived by two sons and news arrives as residents prepare to move or host relatives. Local households, names and movements noted include Logan, Gordon, Dolson, Pierce, and Holt in the Corydon and Red House area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
George Kels
Salamanca
Eels
Cattaraugus Reservation
N. Y
Charlies Logan
Charley Gardonls
James Redeye
Red House
John Gordon
Quakerbidge
Gibson Dolson
Ladies Aid
K. J. Crooks
Holt Farm
Bertha Holt
Akeley
Allegheny
Josie Pierce
Riley Pierce
Onoville
George Lee
Ernie Printup
Charlie Gordon
Vernon Gordon
Well Known Man Dies at Wrightsville
John Gross born April 3 1851 Bradford Vermont died February 25 1911 at Wrightsville aged 59 years 10 months 22 days He moved with his parents from Vermont to Nioba New York then to a farm near Wrightsville He married Rose Chipman December 24 1875 and lived locally 50 years He leaves his widow a mother one sister Mrs Josie Maynard of Buffalo and three brothers George of Jamestown Lewallyn of Erie and Harlan of Wrightsville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville
John Gross
Bradford
Orange County
Vermont
Nioba
N. Y
Rose Chipman
Daniel and
Permilla Clark Gross
Josie Maynard
Buffalo
George Gross
Jamestown
Lewallyn
Erie
Harlan
Local Happenings in Berar Lake Area March Festivities
Mrs. Jennie Lopus visited Jamestown with son Henry and his wife. Lou Miller rushed to Java N Y by her father Grant Miller’s illness. Fernley Church Lou Miller Willis Brown and Durfee went to a Jamestown theatre Friday. P E Smith bedridden with grippe Minnie Root assists. Ona Dorn left for Niagara Falls with Marta Dabicht. Christian Aid met at Mrs Byron Walton’s with a hearty dinner. About 60 friends surprised A M Root March 4 at his home, praising the couple as royal entertainers.
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Berar Lake
Jennie Lopus
Jamestown
Henry
Lou Miller
Java
N. Y
Grant Miller
Fernley Church
Willis Brown
Miss Durfee
P. E. Smith
Grippe
Minnie Root
Ona Dorn
Niagara Falls
Leona Dorn
Marta Dabicht
Christian Aid
Byron Walton
A. M. Root
Mr. Root
Mrs. Root
Bourne Attacks Patronage Tactics in National Conventions
Senator Bourne of Oregon criticizes use of Federal patronage to influence members of Congress. He asserts President Roosevelt used patronage to nominate a successor and thwart the will of the people, signaling Taft without naming him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
Taft
Congress
Roosevelt
Jury Indicts Knapp on Eight Charges in Binghamton
The Binghamton grand jury indicted former congressman and ex-president of the Binghamton Trust Co Charles J Knapp on eight counts. Allegations include a $500 overdraft a loan to a director without majority consent, loan of over one tenth of capital stock to directors, loan of over 40 percent of capital stock and surplus to a stated firm and five duplicate indictments.
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Grand Jury
Binghamton
N. Y
Binghamton Trust Company
Charles J. Knapp
Dairymen League Gained Control of 80,000 Cows
At Middletown New York a Dairymen league meeting announced control of 80,000 cows and readiness to dictate terms to the Milk Exchange and dealers in New York. About 3,000 cows were signed to the league agreement. The organization spans New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Connecticut. incorporation occurred last August in New Jersey.
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Dairymen’s League
Middletown
N. Y
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New York Farmers Brace for Cellin Bill Hearing
Farmers statewide expect lively support for the Cellin bill to require reporting and record keeping by commission men in farm product sales. A joint hearing before the senate and assembly agriculture committees is planned. The agriculture commissioner would supervise all sales on commission and investigate related complaints.
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New York State
Senate
Assembly Committees On Agriculture
Commissioner of Agriculture
College student ends week long fast after wager
At 7 o’clock on Tuesday evening William Quinn a Hobert college student at Geneva N Y broke a seven day fast that cost him 20 pounds He felt less hunger on the final day though his weakness dizziness and head pains were pronounced He also could not retain water in the last three days of the fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Quinn
Hobert College
Geneva
N. Y
Woodman Rescues Life After Fall Near Brushton
Daniel Snyder a woodman was trapped under a fallen tree near Brushton New York with a leg crushed by tons of wood. He severed the limb with his axe tore off his shirt and bound the stump to slow the bleeding until help arrived. Doctors expect his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Snyder
Brushton
N. Y
Snyder
Farm Laborer Dies After Choking Incident in Lyons
James Clasby aged 45 unmarried farm laborer from northwest of Clyde New York arrived in Lyons registered at the Hotel Ven Dome. He ordered a steak, attempted to swallow a large piece whole, choked to death before help could arrive. Coroner Dr George S Allen summoned and the body taken to Clyde. Clasby was a son of the late Patrick Clasby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clasby
Clyde
N. Y
Lyons
Hotel Vendome
George S. Allen
Clasby
Patrick Clasby
Despondent Buffalo Woman Dies After Drinking Ammonia
Miss Alice Woods aged 57 of Buffalo killed herself by drinking ammonia in Titusville Pennsylvania. She had been a visitor at Breed street with Mrs. James Hartrup and suffered from frequent headaches believed incurable. Doctor Rachel Dight responded but renewal aid failed. She was born in Tidioute, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Woods
Buffalo
Titusville
James Hartrup
Breed Street
Rachel Dight
Tidioute
Two railroad workers killed in crash near Oneonta
Engineer Ardem M. Lyman and fireman Frank Morris, both of Binghamton New York, were killed Monday when Delaware and Hudson extra freight No. 820 crashed into the rear of No. 69 three miles west of Oneonta. Morris's body was recovered from the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardem M. Lyman
Frank Morris
Binghamton
N. Y
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Delaware & Hudson
Oneonta
Morris
Addison Man Fatally Struck by Erie Train
John Huff of Addison New York aged 55 was killed instantly when struck by an Erie passenger train at Addison. He leaves a brother Ceorve Huff also of Addison.
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John Huff
Addison
N. Y
Erie
Huff
Ceorve
Print Shop Promises Wastage Reduction For Advertisers
A printer promotes a job printing service claiming to help advertisers avoid waste and keep ads on top of the desk, offering solutions to increase efficiency and reduce discarded materials.
Printer’s Warning From Trade Partners
A terse notice from printers to shrewd traders warns that their joint success depends on satisfactory work. The missive stresses mutual stakes and avoids blame, urging cooperation to avoid financial or reputational harm.
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Sproul
Mercer
Noiana
Cornplanter Reservation
Bear Lake
Jonathan Bourne, JR
United States
Knapp
Dairymen
Milk Exchange
Woodman
Trac
Mark
Royster Fertilizers
Royster
Baltimore
F.S. Royster Guano Company
Northern Division
Calvert Building
Baltimore, MD
Norfolk, VA
Spartanburg, S.C
Tarboro,n.c. Macon, GA
Mont
Baltimore, Maryland
Columbia, N. C
Columbus, GA
Gomery, Ala
Warren Mail
Penn’a Ave. W
Warren, PA
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