Local Directory of District and County Officers
Listing of district and county officials including Prothonotary Homer M. Putna, Treasurer Elmer D. Everts, County Commissioners Downing Hagberd Houghth, District Attorney Will S. Clark, Supt. of Schools O. J. Gunning, Coroner Dr. W. S., Deputy Coroner Keerry, J.P., County Auditors Bennett Thompson McClellan, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oseph O. Sibley
O. J. Gunning
W. J. Farnworth
J. H. Driscoll
W. 8
H. Keerry
J.P
A. M. Bennett
Elmer E. Thompson
Frank McClellan
Town Officials List in Burgess Era Proceedings
A historical muster of local government entries names town officers including president, clerk, treasurer, collectors, and attorneys. It details council members, school directors, and engineers with full names and positions listed for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Hazeltine
H. S. Perry
C. H. Meacham
Frank Barnhart
Wm. Schaur
D. F A. Wheelock School
W. D. Hinckley
G. F. Yates
Train Schedules Hint at Regional Rail Service
Fragmented timetable lines mention trains and times for Buffalo Allegheny division, eastern standard time, express and local services to Olean Bradford Oil City Dunkirk and North routes. Several references to leave times 7 50 pm 1 40 pm 5 35 pm and 6 02 pm with Sunday operations and multiple destinations.
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Buffalo and
Allegheny
Eastern Standard
Expres
Olean
Bradford
Oil City
Real Estate Firm Ad Listings Local Services
Lawer and notary public advertise bought rented sold and exchanged real estate. Loans and collections handled worldwide. Office rooms 15 and 16 Savings Bank Building Warren Pennsylvania. Dentists address 310 Third Street Warren. Telephone connection. Wm McAlpin and West M McAlpin. W M Schnur attorney at law. Hoffman building third story Liberty and Second Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank Building
Warren
Third Street
Warren, Pa
A.C. M’alpin
Hoffman Building
Liberty and
Second Streets
Liberty
Japanese porter in San Francisco saloon sends $40 to Japan
A Japanese porter in a San Francisco saloon saved $39, borrowed $1 from the bartender, and sent the $40 to Japan for the war fund. Separately, the Todas of India, once 100,000 strong and polyandrous, dwindled to 101 persons.
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San Francisco
Japan
Todas
India
Record Apple Crop Exceeds 1903 Sale in English Market
In 1903 a vast 11 000 000 bushels of American and Canadian apples were sold in England. Indications suggest the 1904 crop may nearly match or exceed that record in the English market.
Cartersville Girl Finds Time Cure for Nest Hen
A young woman in Cartersville Virginia reports a novel cure for a setting hen. She places her watch in the nest and the hen yields to the ticking within minutes.
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Cartersville
World’s Largest Peanut Fields Located in Guinea
The piece notes Guinea on Africa’s north coast hosts the world’s largest peanut fields with production in hundreds of tons but inferior quality compared to American crops. It adds most African peanuts go to France and praises English market feedback on American apples, highlighting strong pack quality and popularity of standard varieties among buyers.
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Guinea
Africa
France
England
Balance wheel and drilling rates noted in watchmaking
The report lists a balance wheel weighing seven grains after machining and 7.2 grains with sixteen gold screws, with 80 operations on the wheel including 63 drilling, threading, and countersinking. Drills run at 4,800 rpm and one worker can drill over 2,200 holes per day. Context shifts to ostrich farming losses turning profitable in California, highlighting Edwin Cawston of England who earned over $45,000 in the year ending September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
South Pasadena
Flathead and Blackfoot Beliefs On Animals
The Flathead Indians show a wary view of burros and a ritual bond with rattlesnakes by feeding them meat. The Blackfoot revere plumage birds and song birds and forbid killing them, while buzzards are hunted as omens to avert misfortune.
Shark Attack Witnessed in Pam Beach Bathing Scene
A letter from street commissioner John Ginder describes a shark attack as he bathed in Pam Beach Florida. Walter Phares and E P Holz from Trenton New Jersey, expert swimmers, swam for shore while the shark pursued Ginder. He dived, grabbed the shark by the jaw, and, described as Hercules in strength, broke the jaw and dragged the shark ashore. The jaw reportedly contains over seventy teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ginder
Pam Beach
Fla
Walter Phares
E. P. Holz
Trenton
N. J
Holz
Phares
Ginder
Indianapo lis man wears rattlesnake skin suit from 100 Texas skins
Johnny Mack Mahon of Indianapolis owns a suit made from 100 Texas prairie rattler skins valued at 1000 dollars. Many skins were exhibited in Indianapolis drug stores. A tailor in Indianapolis crafted the outfit. Separately, a note says soda water may curb hunger from disease by influencing the solar plexus through carbonated drink effects.
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Johnny Mack Mahon
Indianapolis
Eggs as currency across Irish counties
Egg payments spread in Mayo Kerry Donegal and Leitrim with eggs traded for tea sugar meat oil bread tobacco medicines and haberdashery. Dealers offer credit, and traveling traders including tinkers musicians and Jewish hawkers accept eggs, often paying out upon reaching rail towns.
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Mayo
Kerry
Donegal
Leitrim
Ireland
Chadwick Convicted on Seven Counts in U S Case
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick was found guilty on all seven counts of conspiracy against the United States after a five hour jury deliberation in Cleveland. Sentencing faces up to 14 years hard labor and a $70000 fine with post verdict motions and appeals planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cassie L. Chadwick
United States
Chadwick
Federal
Wing
Cincinnati
Mr. Dawley
United States District Court
Land Frauds in Utah Reported by Federal Agents
Federal agents are said to be investigating Utah land frauds with hundreds of thousands of acres claimed by coal companies. Lands filed as agricultural or grazing were later transferred to coal firms, with some filings lapsed and repurchased at low rates. In other news Harold Robinson pleads not guilty to bigamy after arriving from Chicago amid a hostile crowd in Springfield Ohio.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake
Springfield
Harold Robinson
Chicago
Smith
Alice Stephens-Robinson
Ottawa
Canada
H. M. Williams
Law Bidg
Toledo
Ohio
Ptomaine Poisoning and Food Safety Debated by Experts
The article explains ptomaine poisoning, its links to food, especially meat and dairy, and why canned foods are considered safer. It notes bacteria in food before cooking can create toxins, the difficulty of early detection, and urges strict laws to regulate open food products and remove intestinal tracts from sacrificed animals.
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Washington Post
Agricultural Department
Bacteriological
Attitude Shift on Derelict Children Signals Progress
The change in society toward derelict children shows a growing right to intervene in negligent parenting. Authorities insist on education and preventing childhood overwork. This trend is a clear sign of progress and hopeful for future advances.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Markets Report From Several Cities On March 15 1905
Prices for flour wheat corn oats and livestock span New York Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo and Pittsburg markets. Notable ranges include No 2 red wheat at 1.18 1 4 to 1 15 per bushel and cattle prices from five to six dollars with lambs reaching eight dollars per head.
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New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
York State
East Buffalo
Lumber Carriers and Lake Seamen Union Reach Wage Increase
Chicago reports a settlement after three days of talks between the Lumber Carriers association and the Lake Seamen union. Ordinary seamen will gain $2.59 more per month, with the current scale from $25 to $37.50 per month by season. The agreement closely mirrors last year, with the Lumber Carriers association representing Great Lakes lumber vessel owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lumber Carriers’ Association
Lake Seamen's Union
Lumber Carriers' Association
Great Lakes
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Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
Philadelphia
Eric B. B
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pit North
Toowa
Teburgh B. B
Fund & Sill
General Insurance Agents
Exchange Block
John Sill & Son
D. H. Lamon
F. E. Sill
Eon G. Ball
C E. Bordwell
Attorney At Law
Edoward Lindsey
Earl MacDonald
Res Brothers
Wv. H. M’alpin
W M. Schnur
W S. Richardson, E
Warren, Va
W. A. Greaves
Eastman Kodaks
Mr. Greaves
A W. ‘Stuart, E
Hoffman Block
J W. Dunkle
Charles W. Stone
Ralph W
Aibstow
Geo. Ball’s
T. Danforth
S. Keller’s Sons
Second Street
H. Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
Frederick L. Kahle
Venango County
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburg
Penn’a
Mrs. Chadwick
Lion Coffee
Lion CO
Grocers Everywhere Woolson Spice CO
Campeche
Mexico
Girard Trust Co
Delaware Trust Co
A. K. McClure
Times
Phila
Treas
C. McMahon
Phila Gonnsel
Vel
International Lumber É Development Co
Drexel Building
Amington, del
H. A. Merrill
President City
Nat'l Bank
Mason City
Iowa
John B. Barnes
Justice Sureme Court
Norfolk
Neb
Victor Dupont
Tr Tnnant Powdar
Wilmington
Great Northwest
J. Francis
Adams Street
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas Guar
W.L
Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Cor Colt
W.l.douglas
Brockton
Massachusetts
Sao Ety
Carters
Anakesis
Eet
Trive
Hef and
LY Cures Ailes
Tribune Building
H. N. Bancroft
Jefferson,o
Western
Fornia
Washington
Oregon
Trans-Continental Freight Co
Dearborn &T
Fitzgerald & CO
Washington, D
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