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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1906

Page

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Court taps Dewey auditor for southwest township

Philadelphia Press notes court appoints C. T. Dewey as auditor of Southwest township replacing Fred G. Allison who resigned. Other items include a local ax worker Frederick Brown arrested for desertion returned to Williamsport, social visits, a kitchen accident, Marine Corps service, and plans for Walker Ice Cream to install a milk condenser by May 1 to boost a home market for farmers. The Daisy chain selection for Vassar class day includes Frances Schimmelfeng and Grace Bullard. Music Week at Chautauqua Institution details several performances and programs with Alfred Hallam coordinating.

C. T. Dewey Southwest Township Fred G. Allison Frederick Brown Williamsport W. G. Gibson Frank Street J. F. Fouch S. W. Brown Fourth Street Tidioute Ora Burgess Louis Waxman Leonard Cobb C. EK. Cobb Warren U. S. Marine Corps Port Conneaut Ohio Mary Mason Falconer N. Y A. C. Magill Pittsburg Walker Ice Cream Company Union Street Vassar Frances Schimmelfeng Chas. Schimmelfeng Grace Bullard Wilkes Barre Mary Batton Uniontown Pennsylvania Chautauqua Institution Assembly Chautauqua Alfred Hallam Elijah Hallam Vernon

Real Estate Transfers Listed for Several Erie Area Properties

A series of transfers recorded in Spring Creek, Clarendon, Freehold and Warren areas shows Stephen Flaherty and wife selling to Aman da M. Hines for 100 dollars, and Leslie Robinault to Amanda M. Hines for 100 dollars. Other deeds include J G Hale to Mary A Hill for 400 dollars and J C Goal to Margaret Campbell for 350 dollars, with various transfers to Sophronia Smith, Fanny Lee and others including railroad companies. Also noted are prices ranging from 1 to 1,250 dollars and a 16.25 dollar entry for Tidioute Cemetery Association to N W Brewster.

Stephen Flaherty Amanda M. Hines Spring Creek Leslie Robinault J. G. Hale Mary A. Hill Clarendon J. C. Goal Margaret Campbell Sophronia Cornish Fanny Lee Freehold Hattie EK. Weaver Sophronia L. Smith Brokenstraw Jared Alonzo J. Thompson Ralph B. Briggs Warren H. L. Raymond Henry J. Scholton Bear Lake Dwight A. Allen Columbus & Erie R. R. Co Lewis J. Deible Geo. KE. Walters Henry M. Acks Jacob Siechrist Tidioute J. E. Canfield J. W. Taylor Eldred

Mai Legal Blanks For Quick Job Printing

In need of fine job printing on short notice, Mai offers specialty legal blanks.

Mai

Destructive Kane Fire Destroys City Buildings

A March fire in Kane on the P and E division of the Pennsylvania railroad destroyed city hall and the Baptist church and several other structures with a total loss of 85000, largely uninsured. Wickham Johnson livery and other properties suffered heavy damage as firefighters battled low water pressure and a bucket brigade fought for hours.

Kane Pennsylvania Railroad Baptist Church Wickham & Johnson McDade Frazine P. Machale T. Morasco W. H. Bartlett

Prof Maria Sanford on shaping campus culture at Minnesota State College

Prof Maria Sanford urged students to improve posture and bearing on campus. She criticized men who slouched and kept hands in pockets and praised women for training to develop good form. She concluded that Maria’s ideas are correct.

Maria Sanford Minnesota State College Maria

Reverend Warren Named Sharon First Methodist Pastor

Rev. Dr. R. M. Warren, aged minister long associated with Chautauqua and Buffalo, has been invited by Sharon Pennsylvania First Methodist officials to fill the vacancy left by Rev. Dr. P. A. Reno. The presiding elder appoints him to serve until conference meets next fall. Warren previously served as pastor here.

R. M. Warren M. E. Church Chautauqua Buffalo P. A. Reno M. E Sharon Dr. Warren

Cattleman's Yarn in Arizona Nights Promises Western Insight

Stewart Edward White’s Remittance Man tale in McClure’s March issue follows a remittance man who, unlike his peers, is honest and hardworking. A title and fortune lure him back to England, yet the plains pull him back, risking both wealth and status as he faces a tough choice and a gripping payoff.

Stewart Edward White McClure England

Prohibition Era Card Sketch on Whisky Profit Split

A hotel proprietor in Stuyvesant Falls New York prints a card showing a distillery profit breakdown from one bushel of corn. It claims four gallons of whisky sell for sixteen dollars with government taking 3.60, farmer 0.20, railroad 2, manufacturer 10.20, retailer nothing, and consumer getting drunk.

Stuyvesant Falls N. Y Montgomery County

Germany leads in education with 21 universities

The article states that Germany has 21 universities and the largest, in Berlin, educates 5,500 pupils, highlighting its early position in modern educational work.

Germany Berlin

German Statistician Sums Time Before the Mirror

A German statistician calculates the proportion of a woman's life spent before her mirror from age six to sixty. He concludes the time equals 7,000 hours, about ten months of life.

London’s Bill for Crime Control Tops Eight Million

London faces an annual bill near eight million dollars to fund police, courts, prisons and prosecutors. The cost covers maintaining law and order in the large city.

London

The Probation Officer and Juvenile Reform

A historical view on juvenile courts and probation officers. First offenders are usually released on probation with officers visiting homes regularly to ensure court instructions are followed, improve home environments, and report issues to the court. The officer investigates delinquency causes, seeks better surroundings, and may relocate the youth to different schools or secure employment while safeguarding their interests.

Married couple troubled by stares at hotels end up with a punchline

A newlywed couple seeks privacy at a hotel paying the head waiter to mask their status. The plan backfires as staff and guests gape and the waiter reveals they are still viewed as unwed. A final moral about a true, generous man closes the tale. A second note from Maine laments the dying spruce chewing gum industry due to rising rag chewing.

George Maine

Stahle and Boslaugh Married in Meadville

The marriage of Theodore Stahle and Lottie Boslaugh, both of Meadville, Pa, took place on March 27, with the ceremony conducted by Rev. L. L. Orth.

Stahle — Boslaugh St Warren L. L. Orth Theodore Stahle Lottie Boslaugh Meadville

Obituaries from Jamestown and Warren areas in March 1906

Notices report multiple deaths with ages and survivors across Jamestown Warren Stoneham Pittsburg and Weldbank Ftal interments and funeral details listed for Orpha Townsend Helen English Emma Buell Louise Magill John Fuss John Morse Barbara Stinson and relatives in 1906.

Chas. Barney Watson Township Delia Blood Clarendon R. H. Barney Quaker Hill Weldbank Oakland

Pan American Railway seen in Scribner’s April issue

The April Scribner’s Magazine features a major article on the Pan American Railway by Charles M. Pepper, describing a backbone route across two continents with costs and missing links, noting plans and nations aligned for a continuous New York to Buenos Aires journey. It also covers Roosevelt era critiques, Mt Dajo, and new Australia to Boston steamship experiments in trade. An employment ad seeks an assistant manager in Chicago with $20 weekly pay and no investment.

Scribner's Magazine Continents James G. Blaine Andrew Carnegie A. J. Cassatt Charles M. Pepper New York Buenos Aires

Royal Worcester Corsets Offer Great Value Standards

The advertisement promotes Royal Worcester Corsets and Waists as standards of value. It claims careful selection yields the best fit, style, and quality for the least money, urging readers to compare savings by choosing the right corset. It emphasizes economy without sacrificing value and notes the department carries full lines.

Royal Worcester

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