Warren County Auditors Report 1905 Financial Totals
The report records receipts and expenditures for Warren County for year 1904 including various loans bonds and funds like Rouse Road Permanent Fund and Poor Permanent Fund. It notes visit to Rouse Farm praising management and care of inmates and provides certified accounts by the county treasurer and commissioners dated February 24 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
C. H
Pmaeaiies
Crandaling
North Warren
Grates Water Company
Aspension
Warren
Telephone and Telegraph
Western Penitentiary
Rolingrisoners
Untingdon Reform School
Glade Run
Court
Grand Jury
Court House Ckley Bridge
Jjonewango Road
Rouse Poor Fund
Hagberg
M Downing
H. Houghtling Penses
Merk
Geo. C. Priestley
Rouse Poor Working Fund
Randolph
Corydon
Rees
F. Retterer
E. J. Fellows
Rochester
N. Y
Irvine York
South West School
Thos. Lamoney
R. R
Geo. F. Yates
Cassius Gilson
Mort
Rouse Farm
Rouse Pour Fund
Geo
Warren County Fund
Rouse Road Working Fund
Rouse Road Permanent Fund
Rouse Poor Permanent Fund
Trimm Poor Permanent Fund
Trimm Working Fund
Redemption Fund
Sheep
Pennsylvania
Las
Rouse Estate
Sveses
Boros
Pero and Collins
PAD Beers Cee
Tidioute
Bridenbaker
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Sheffield
Sugar Grove
Spring Creek
GAC
Ceresesenereee
Teoteres
Rae
Rouse Toad Working Fund
Z. E. Eddy
Elk Two
Columbus Two
Warren Boro
Nancy O'Mara Mortgay
G. P. Mead
Warren County Bridge
Jos
Rouse Geo. C. Priestley, Treas
Deerfield
South West
Glade Tp
Tee
Seeeene
Corydon Tp
Eldred Tp
Deerfiel Tp
South West Tp
Warren Borough
Rere Barnhart
W.S McKinney
Saeenere
W. G. Childs
Grand Valley
M. Crocker
Brokenstraw
E. T . Sanford
Ceesees
Conewango
Columbus
Veneee
Byron West
Eee
R. H. Duntley
Cherry Grove
John Sorenson
Birth
E. G. Holden
Re O, Lounsbur
EL Tren Ty L
Freehol Pe
Pierce
Farmington Tp
B. A. Whiting
Seneeenens
Glade Tees
Samuel Parks
Kinzua Tp Senoree
W. H. Harris
Eeenee
J.J. Reig
Eseeeses Vo
Pittsfield Tp
Ae Vanes
D. H. Pratt
Taee
Faeenwees
Fred Wales
Triumph
Chard Magillane
Watson
Weee
P. Mickelson
Eave Se Seessevere
Rene
A.J. Hazeltine
Columbus Boro
Robbins
Ee Putnam
Clarendon Boro
Weavere
T. Weaver
Sues . Sampson
E. W. Cooney
B. F. Mead
August Jones
Henry Hollis
Schramling
Saesvaeee
Flatt & Williams
G W. Akers
Jno. Christenson
C. Hanson
Deerfiel Aeons
B. E. York
J. L. Sutton
Cawssess Tikes
Jno. Lindstrom
Ener
P. Olsen
Deamer
Eldred
L. M. Cartwright
Geo. Em Senecenrenes
G. D. Norris
Freehold
Farmington
Fred Northrop Stones
G. W. Wilcox
Geo. Bauer
F.baldensper
Kin
Thurston Fox
Aga
Pleasant
H. A. Hertzel
F. . Hertzel
Pittsfield Seees
H E. McConnell
C. M. Shortt
Cccoree
L. . Kinz
Ring Creek
H. Donaldson
A. L. "Matteson
J. Gibson
W. H Trenouthi
Wee
H. L. Satter'ee
W. Fisher
Rouse Estate 1904 Funds Sealed February 4 1905
The document records the Rouse Estate Poor and Road Funds for 1904 with hands and seals dated the 4th day of February 1905. Signatories include F. M. Downing Frank Hagberg and W. W. Houghtling, each with a seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouse Estate
F. M. Downing
Frank Hagberg
W.W. H. Houghtling
Dorothy Dodd Shoes Blend Style and Comfort
A praise worthy mix of fashion and ease in a Dorothy Dodd shoe. The ad touts style and comfort as a united pair, claiming the brand proves the two can coexist in one footwear choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dodd
How Old Are Fans The Chinese Claim
The article notes claims that fans were invented in China around 2700 B C by a mandarin’s daughter who improvised one from her mask. It also mentions a preserved wooden fan handle from a feather fan dated to the 17th century B C in Boulak Museum near Cairo and credits the first folding fan to Japan about 750 A D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulak
Cairo
Misnomer: Isaac Newton Did Not Smoke
The passage clarifies that Isaac Newton, famed as the "smoking philosopher," was not a smoker and did not use tobacco in any form despite the reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Isaac Newton
The Modern Bullet Bores Through Targets at Distances
The description states a modern bullet can pierce three horses at 550 yards and four at half that distance, or kill a man after passing through a thick tree trunk, illustrating its destructive range and impact.
Duck Surgeries Reveal Grass Blade Stalling Wound
A hunter from Kustria Germany shot and wounded a wild duck. After a long search he found the duck had tried to stop bleeding under its wing by staling in grass blades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kustria
Germany
The Onion Nourishs Readers as Fictional News Satire
A humorous note from The Onion extols the onion as the most nourishing vegetable and frames its satire as a mock news voice. The item plays on food and media themes typical of the publication.
London Cabs Spend Five Million Pound Yearly
A statistician concludes Londoners spend about £5,000,000 annually on cabs and roughly £1,500,000 may be overcharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Candle Sellers in French Churches Common Tradition
The piece notes a French Catholic custom where nearly every church sells candles at the doorway for worshipers to light and place on altars, reflecting a widespread devotional practice across churches in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Piano Leather: The world's costliest hide from German tanners
Piano leather is described as the most costly leather, a secret tanning process held by a German family. The skins used largely originate from America, though the famed leather is produced in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
America
Belated Swiss Funeral Reunites Remains From Glacier
A funeral service was held at Goeschenen Switzerland for a man buried eighteen years earlier when he was engulfed by a glacier. The ceremony marked the end of a long search for the tormented survivor’s remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goeschenen
Switzerland
Nimble Sea Life Observed Invertebrate Activity
A sea urchin and a starfish move quickly to escape a spot while serpent stars use their long many jointed arms as legs. They are among the most active animals in the order and show crab like speed and alertness.
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Auditors’ Annual Report
F. Yates
Boro
Randoph
Polk Institute
Downin
Frank Hagvers
W. H. Houghtiing
W. H. Houghtling
H. C. Preston
H.C. Preston
W.H. Houghtling
Rouse Hospital
N Bouse Hospital
Planet Jr. Arden
Bouse
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G. Aaa
Trimm Estate
South West Ee
W. D. Bierce
Aavnee Es CR
R. W. Stone
Priestley, Wo
Frank Mc “Lellan
A M, Bennete
Ek.e Thompson
Pansylvania
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Avera
Permanent Fund
DEI
W. D. Pierce
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Sout West
Total
Youngsville Boro
Farmington Two
Grand Valley Boro
Corydon Twa
S “Commission
Jos E. Fay
Nancy O’ Mara
Theo. F. Johnson
Elk
Warren Boro School
Warren Boro Bride
Jos. E. Fay
Columbus Tp
Deerfield Tp
E K
Jas. Ritchell
Sc Ae
Frank Barnhart
W.S
Columbus Borough
L. R. Robbins
Grand Valley Borough
E. T. Sanford
West
Elk Teens
J.O
Lounsbury
Sence
Eldredt Eevee la Seeeeserre
Freehold Tp
D.S. Pierce
Seeereeses Samuel Parks
W. Phillips Seeneres
J. J. Rei
F. R. Smith
A. B. Johnson
E. I. Cobb
Waneeeseeenee Sree Reeeneees
J. H. Pratt
Fred Waies Seeeen
Euwaneeraeeeee Triumph
Richard
Treas. Com
Corpor
Chas. H. Smith
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Warren, PA
N. Greenland & Son
Erie
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
All Points East
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
East
F. H. Garfield
Pas Axent
Jamestown
John Hepburn
N. E
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue W
Warrer
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pullman
Kane
Pullman Buffet
Buffalo & Allegheny Valley Division
Kin Salamanca
Olean
Olean Express
Pittsburg Express
Bradford
Irvineton
Tionesta
Old City
Pittsburg
OM City Express
Oil City Express
Leffard
Warren W
D.A.V
P.R. R
Sun
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Cassadaga
Sinclairville
Ceabertent Falconer
Falconer Junct
Frewsburg
Fentonville
Ackle Garland
Siden
Titusville
Falconer
Falcon R
Buffalo
Ouatee Ba
A.J. Smith
P.&t
Cleveland
C. W. J. Sparks
Reno
Royal Medicine CO
Tionesta Valley Railroad
Sheffield Junction
Winlock
Shef
Loleta
Lamona
Winlack
Chas. J. Gibson