Postmaster Nomination at Youngsville Nods to G A Jackson
Local notice reports G A Jackson nominated for postmaster at Youngsville to succeed himself. It notes the postmaster is father of F B Jackson of the city. Also mentions Helmock lumber price rise and a rear-end freight collision injuring a section boss Albert Pullene near the South Side tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Jackson
Youngsville
F. B. Jackson
Pennsylvania Railway
Albert Pullene
Lecture on The Yellowstone Park at Hoff Business College
Prof W L MacGowan superintendent of public schools delivered a stereopticon lecture at Hoff Business College on The Yellowstone Park. He spoke with lively eloquence, guided listeners through a ten day journey with vivid views and firsthand details. The audience found the event memorable and entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoff Business College
W. L. MacGowan
Public Schools
Yellowstone Park
Fire damages Talbott home on Liberty and Third streets
Last night the old John Sill house at the Liberty and Third streets corner caught fire from an unknown cause and was badly damaged along with its contents. Owned by W. A. Talbott and used for proprietary medicines, the loss and insurance could not be ascertained at press time. The incident is expected to lead to a handsome new building in keeping with the fine location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sill
Liberty and
Third Streets
W. A. Talbott
Talbott
Arnold and Berkman Begin Work With Big Cove Lumber Co
A W Arnold and A E Berkman left Tuesday evening for Foltz Franke lid Co Pa to commence their job with the Big Cove Lumber Co They will commence to operate as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Arnold
A. E. Berkman
Foltz, Frankelid Co
Big Cove Lumber Co
Murder Trials End In First Degree Verdicts
Antonio Frucci, Frank Gerardi and Peter Nataro were found guilty of murder in the first degree by the juries after a lengthy trial with extensive testimony. Frucci and Gerardi received life verdicts while Nataro was convicted with Frucci on the main charge and Pulli was acquitted. A motion for a new trial was granted to show cause returnable March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Frucci
Frank Gerardi
Peitre Nataro
O. C. Allen
C. W. Stone
Commonwealth
Lindsey
J. P. Nelson
C. D. Singleton
A. R.churchill
G. W. Taylor
J. B. Sweeting
Harry Erickson
M. D. Mattison
Eugene Smith
Frank McLaughlin
W. J. Pedlow, Jr
G. W. Baird
Fred C. Dinsmoor
The
Frucci
Geo. B. Munn
Eca
Munn
Pedtro Nataro
Tony Pulli
Brown
James Tyrrell
Tyrrell
Sheffield
R. W. Salsbury
A New Supreme Court Justice for Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the retirement of Justice Brown opens a vacancy on the Supreme Court. It mentions Senator Knox’s possible decline, the salary of 12000 dollars for life, and the likelihood of another vacancy only after years. It argues Pennsylvania’s representation at the highest court is a fitting honor for the imperial state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Brown
Pennsylvania
Knox
Philadelphia Inquirer
Edinboro Normal Opens Spring Term March 27
Edinboro Normal announces spring term starts March 27 under Principal Joan F. Bicuer. Students are urged to study amid favorable influences with a free hand book sent to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
Joan F. Bicuer
Senator Hoar Quips On American Flag Candy Remark
In a Canadian Fourth of July event with English and American guests, flags were used in decorations. A young English girl mocked the American flag, saying it resembles checkerberry candy, to which Senator Hoar replied that it is the kind of candy that has made everyone sick who ever tried to lick it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hoar
You Know Them We Fatten a Kitty Tale
Boston Herald notes people who show pity for animals and stay up late to feed and care for a stray or injured cat, highlighting public sympathy and small acts of kindness toward animals.
A Family Secret
A fragment from Tom Watson's Magazine shows Crawford accusing someone of talking about wealth while Crabshaw notes the subject reveals all but the method of earning it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Crabshaw
Tom Watson
Think It Over and Catholic Standards said it
A compact excerpt presents a quip about information desire and selling knowledge. It contrasts a practical Uncle Eben remark with a motto from Catholic Standards and Times and a Wattingten Star citation, implying skepticism about public wisdom and value of learned advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
Stan
Edviece
Ball Paterson wedding in Buffalo 1906
Dr. M. V. Ball and Miss Grace Paterson wed in Buffalo New York on March 14 1906. Ball a leading Warren physician and Grace formerly assistant superintendent of Emergency Hospital plan a wedding tour before returning to Warren to reside at East Street and Pennsylvania Avenue West.
Death notices from Sugar Grove and North Clarendon
Laura Belle Abbott died at Sugar Grove aged six. Lyman Root died at Sugar Grove aged 72, survived by wife two children and siblings. Eva Lefford died at North Clarendon of pneumonia, survived by husband three daughters a son and her mother. a church member and L O T M member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axstortr
Sugar Grove
Laura Belle
E. W. Abbott
Root
Lyman Root
Ella Root Johnson
Farmington
Hugh E. Root
Mary Root Loucks
Elijah Root
Birth Notices From North Warren and Sheffield
At North Warren a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Larson and another son to Mr. and Mrs. William Brink. In Sheffield Pa on March 4 1906 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. A W Boardman.
Embroidery Sale At Sealy Store 400 Yards Offered
A catalog note advertises 400 yards of fine embroidery at Se, real value ten cents per yard, highlighting a clearance style price.
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Home Matters
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Tiona Oil
St. Patrick’s Day
O. J. Gunning
Commission of Awards
Cornplanter Indian School
John Hartmann
Enos Drum
D. Hartmann
Hartmann
Chautauqua Athletic Club
Chautauqua
New York
Lake Front
A. H. Sharpe
Penn Charter School
Otto F. Monahan
Hotchkiss School
Antonyo Pulli
Fracci
Heath Barry
C. T. Bordwell
A. Becker
John O'Neil
Elwood Wiggins
Charles
Earl G. Hawkins
Elton R. Ayling
Bear Lake
G. W. Kelley
Elizabeth Kelley
Pine Grove
D. S. Pierce
Myrtie R. Carr
Alfred Whipple
Lynn Gordon
Columbus
S. G. Stuart
Ernest G. Stuart
Thos. Struthers
C. M. Sharp
Warren
Kinzua
Marshall Crull
Hugh A. Siggins
Henry N. Hall
A. R. Thompson
South West
L. A. Ware
E. L. Campbell
Jerry Crary
John O. Olson
John A. Day
Samuel Wolf
Brokenstraw
M. D. Whitney
T. A. Firth
Leroy Hinsdale
Victor Gustafson
C. F. Newgreen
Amanda D. Gifford
W. E. Smith
Cherry Grove
J. L. Logan
Rose Armitage
Spring Creek
D. I. Ball
Glade
Clarence W. Hamilton
Chas. H. Spencer
John McKeon
F. J. Lyons
Conenango
Lena Willett
Ed. Sweetland
Freehold
D. U. Arird
Free
Castro
United States
Boston Herald
Hunter's Cash Store
Wallace and Torchon
Henley Serges
Basement Bargains S
O. H. Hunter & Son
Leggins and Overgaiters
Penn’s Ave
T. O. Slater & CO
Steel Makin Concern
Broa
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