Corry Citizens Fined and Local News Highlights
Two Corry residents were fined 4.99 dollars after pleading guilty to failing to keep children in school. Arthur Culver was released from county jail after reconciling with his wife and headed to Sheffield. Warren residents contemplate adding a Pennsylvania Railroad train. Hasings seeks a recount in Elk County. local injuries, new store plans, and public notices fill out the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Superintendent of Schools
Arthur Culver
Mr. Culver
Sheffield
West Hickory
Frank Sestido
Munn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Sestido
Mook
Thompson
Eldred Township
Grand Valley
Samuel Seeley
Seeley
Record of Happenings Compiled For Busy Readers
Nearly 1 000 Americans along the west coast of Mexico were reported to be in danger. The cruiser Maryland was torpedoed off the Pacific coast with a flooded compartment. William E. McKinley condemned Roosevelt motives in a Taft bureau statement. Efforts to dissolve International Harvester without court fights dimmed. Paris detective Jouin was killed and Chief Inspector Colmarshal wounded resisting Bonnot gang members.
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Mexico
Maryland
Pacific
William E. McKinley
Taft National Buresa
Roosevelt
Washington
International Harvester Company
Jouin
Paris
Colmar
Bonnot
Ross R Winans dies at Baltimore home
Ross R Winans son of a railroad builder and grandson of Rus sia line developer dies at his Baltimore residence. The report notes his family ties to railroads and a prominent lineage.
Marines Prepare to Depart as China Conditions Improve
Preparations are underway for the departure of many United States marines stationed at Tien Tsin due to improving conditions in China.
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China
United States
Tien Tsin
George W. Perkins
National House of Representatives
Representative Barnhart
Indiana
Titanic Victims Brought ashore as Mackay Bennett Reaches Halifax
The cable ship Mackay Bennett arrives at Halifax carrying bodies of about 200 Titanic victims. Secretary Knox departs Washington for New Orleans and the Pacific coast, planning to return by May 15. An interstate commerce commission decision declares top lines for common carriers. Paris announces a protest to build a railroad from Yangier Morocco to Juba on Africa’s east coast at an estimated cost of 330 million.
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Mackay-Bennett
Halifax
Jules Vedrines
Paris
Knox
Washington
New Orleans
Pacific Coast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Yangier
Morocco
Juba
Africa
Roosevelt faction to name progressive ticket at Pennsylvania convention
Harrisburg dispatch says the Roosevelt faction will control the Pennsylvania Republican convention and name a Progressive ticket from top to bottom. Titanic victims total 190 bodies landed in Halifax and 60 unidentified. 116 more were buried at sea. Government sues International Harvester under Sherman act in St Paul for dissolution. receivers suggested. Churchill moves second reading of home rule bill in the Commons. Long opposes.
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Harrisburg
Roosevelt
Mackay-Bennett
Halifax
N. S
St. Paul
International Harvester Company
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
The
Admiralty
Walter H. Long
Exchief
Ireland
Warren King Dead at Witz Home Warren
Warren King died Sunday morning at the home of Philip Witz 311 Lexinston avenue from paralysis after illness in Oklahoma last fall while working for H M Preston of Jamestown. He married Mabel A Witz of Warren. Survived by widow mother and siblings. Funeral held Saturday from the Witz home and burial in Oakland cemetery.
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Warren King
Philip Witz
Lexinston Avenue
Oklahoma
H. M. Preston
Jamestown
Mabel A. Witz
Warren
Ida King
North Warren
Asa Stanton
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Here
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
P. H. Shields
Randolph
Patrick H. Shields
N. Y
George H. Shields
Tidioute
C. G. Pettingill
Special Farmer’s Agent
Washington, D. C
P. M. Speer
Department of Agriculture
Mercer
Warren Board of Health
Children’s ‘Department of the State Sanitarium
Mt. Alto
McCray
Ker McCray
Fulsome
West Virginia
Jack
Brown
Thompson’s Eddy
Buffalo
Warren County
Commonwealth
P. and E
Pennsylvania Lines
New York City
Philadelphia
Willis J. Hasings
Congress
Twenty-eighth
Peter M Speer
Ridgway
Elk County
Speer
Morton Hickey
Clarendon
Milton Hickey
Beatty
Morrison Run
Hickey
Sheriff Park
John McDonough
Charles Olsen
June Court
Jennie Thomas
John C. Thomas
Gallop and Sheldon
Titusville
Youngsville
Pittsfield Township
E. M. Hodges
Jackson Street
Hodges
Joseph Connor
Erie Railroad
Rank Connors
Columbus
Sues P. R. R. Company
J. A. Schofield
T. L. Hampson
E. B. Lacey
George F. Yates
C. E. Bordwell
Victor Granquist
M. V. Ball
F. A. Shaw
Jonas Johnson
BE. EB. Allen
D. M. Sachter
H. R. Miller
Louis Kracer
Ross R. Winans
Russia
Baltimore
Pr. Eliot
Harvard
Pekin
Legation
Olympic
Southampton
Senate
Williams
Mississippi
Pristow
Kansas
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvester
John Larkins
Frank Roddy
Buford
San Francisco
San Diego
Taft
Wilson
Clark
Harmon
Hinscill Parsons
General Electric Company
New York
Schenectady
Truvecay
Muirs
William Muir
Onondaga Avenue
Warren News Company
McKain Block
Liberty Street
W. T. Lindsey
Barger
Gordon
Ella E. Gordon
Joseph F. Barger
Joseph Sieverding
St. Joseph's Church
Rose Paulin
John Gordon
North
Carver Street
Y. M. C. A. Fund Campaign
A. T. Scofield
Scofield
C. >. Conarro
W. F. Messner
O. S. Brown
Herbert G. Eaton
Armory
Penn
Carver House
State Hospital
Ekugene Hall
Jacob Kosack
State Hospital For the Insane
Kosack
Hall
Sherwin-Uvillians Wew
Pickett Hardware Co
Warren Penn
E. Dp
Everts Hardware Co. Ltd
Cor. Penn’a Ave. W. and
Liberty St
Warren, Penn’a
M. E
H. M. Conaway
Warren Mirror
Woodard Theatre
Warren Times
Library Theatre
O. W. Ensworth
Pape
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