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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
1
John Reynolds of Warren Pennsylvania dies in Mercy Hospital after ten days of recovery from a front of American House shooting. McCaffrey, arrested at the scene for felonious assault and battery, remains jailed as coroner handles the case.
Summer term continues until August 1 offering increased earning potential. Write for particulars. Hoff Business College, Warren, Pa. 3-31-31.
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In St Louis on Pine Street Mrs Agnes June reports two officers snatched her Easter hat and danced on it claiming the hat was on fire. The hat began smoking from coal embers, prompting the policemen to intervene to protect her hair.
Governor Stuart will lead an April 6 Armory dedication in Warren with a full day of events. The itinerary includes a sightseeing tour, a hotel luncheon, a 6 PM dinner at the Conewango Club, a reception starting at 8 PM, and a grand ball at 9 with Bratts Orchestra from Jamestown. Limited invitations require guests to respond promptly to aid planning.
Forty acre property four miles east of Akeley includes 10 acres timber, a large orchard and fruit, a good frame house with cellar, a large frame barn, a reliable well and spring, a school house on site, plus telephone and a creamery within half a mile. For details contact Mrs Ida Whitman R F D No 1 Akeley Pa.
Hugh McMullen was arrested by Chief of Police Parsons on a charge of defacing plate glass windows at Oil Field Supply Co and several downtown shops on Pennsylvania avenue. A crystal quartz tool was found on him. he posted $150 bail after a Friday hearing and was released. He has lived in Warren for years and police say intoxication contributed to the act.
A Warrent county sheriff seeks a man who escaped while en route to serve a seven year sentence at Western penitentiary in Pittsburg. A $50 reward is offered for his capture and information should be sent to Henry Park, Sheriff, Warren Pennsylvania.
The oratorio Holy City will be performed Friday evening at 8 15 by the Warren Festival Chorus with about twenty five Kane Choral Union singers. Tickets are on sale at City Drug Store and the event will be held in the First M E Church.
Ira Rank a former Canton resident and Alaska fur trader travels 1000 miles by dog sled through Arctic snow from Nome City to Canton to wed Grace Poyser his school sweetheart of 20 years. Rank began the trek a month ago and plans to return to Alaska after the ceremony where he heads the United States Mercantile Company with 13 trading posts and eight ships.
Judge George S. Criswell ruled on Venango County licenses. Franklin wholesale and Eagle hotel Pleasantville were refused. Franklin retail, Oil City retail, and all Oil City wholesale licenses were granted with caveats. Wayside Inn Rouseville held over. two brewery licenses granted. Fieldmore hotel in Oil Creek Township retail license debated. Miller Eagle Pleasantville denied amid local opposition. court warned against shipments to liquor-supplying outlets.
One way horse weighing about 1200 pounds is offered for sale. Contact M. F. Green in Cornplanter Pennsylvania for details. Sale notice dated March 24, 1921.
License court was held Monday with Judges Rice Walkerman and Siggins granting 39 of 40 applicants licenses to operate. Warren Brewing Company received a brewery license without comment. Remonstrances blocked Edward Watt of Warren, refused due to no prior license since 1907 residence near a public school and a large petition.
The Warren Festival Chorus will present The Holy City on Friday evening April 1. The choir will be assisted by many Kane Choral Union singers in this Gaul masterpiece likely to draw a large local audience of musically inclined residents.
A Spruce Street home in the Fifth Ward sustained about 3600 in damages Wednesday at 10 30 PM. The upper floor was gutted and its contents burned while downstairs items were moved out. Firefighters lacked sufficient water to spray two good streams over the burning house.
Clare Siggins sixty years old attempted to end his life by inhaling natural gas at his home in Youngsville. He was revived by his mother and bystanders, later recovered, and then considered abandoning the act though concerns about his stability and family troubles persisted. He planned to move to Boston to join his son and daughter.
Catalogue and circular free. Next term begins March 22, 1910. Joan F. Bicker, Principal. Subscribe for the Mar.
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