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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
8
Frank M. Knapp, Warren County businessman and lawyer, seeks the Republican nomination and election as State Senator from the Warren Venango district. Born 1851, he built industries in Warren, served as prothonotary, and chaired county Republican committees.
J K Ronne left Sunday for a business trip to Oklahoma. Mrs D M Jackson of Youngsville was in Warren Monday. Charles Thompsett of Tidioute was a Warren visitor Monday. Arthur Rice of Sugar Grove was a business visitor in Warren Monday. Miles Groat of Kinzua called on friends in Warren Monday morning. Mr and Mrs S M Prescott went to Reynoldsville to celebrate his mother’s 80th birthday. Dc E Cobb and wife of Conneaut Ohio are in Warren as guests of Mr and Mrs Myron Dennison. Elizabeth Ditz left Tuesday for Fryburg to visit friends. I N Fornell of the Y M C A returned from a business trip to New York City. Mrs Charles Goldwater and Mrs S Berson have gone to Toledo Ohio where the former’s mother is ill. Charles Lavery departed for Independence Kansas to work with his father. Crit Marsh of Kinzua stopped in Warren Friday on way home from California. Rev A R Taylor has returned to York Pa after visiting friends. Mrs F B Jackson and daughter Helen left for Peoria and Chicago to visit relatives. Elton Davis arrived home from Philadelphia and will stay in Warren several months. Rev Thomas W Pearson and his son left for Butler to visit his father. Mr and Mrs S K Frantz and Ralph Knapp along with Miss Dorris Se christ and Levi Engstrom left for Erie to attend the State Convention of the P H C as delegates.
At Indiana Pa May 12 a clash after a Normal student taunted Grove City Middle Fielder McConnahy. The game was called as students swarmed the field. McConnahy suffered a broken shoulder blade and lay unconscious, in serious condition.
Walter M Newton died at his home from an acute Brights Disease attack. He was a piano tuner for Bennett Piano Co and survived by his widow and child, mother, one brother and a sister. Je nnie C Walsh, age 38, died near Akeley after months of illness. husband John Walsh and four children survive, plus three sisters and a brother. Funeral details given. Jos Almendinger and Mrs Joseph Almendinger died in Irvine from complications of diseases. four sons survive. Funeral times noted. Jacob Shock died at Emergency Hospital after a short illness. long-time Warren resident with many local ties. distant cousin in Eddy Street living in country. David Peck, 71, died at his Lander home with daughter Mrs C R Hodges. Civil War veteran. four children survive. funeral set. Harry V Paris, 17, died at Emergency Hospital after appendicitis operation. father killed in refinery explosion two years prior. brother-in-law also died in similar incident.
In New York on May 12, Primus Van Dorn 88 won in the New York Supreme Court on Long Island City. He proved ownership of a tract on the Rockaway road near Jamaica valued at $15,000. Van Dorn had occupied and farmed the 1.25 acre plot for about fifty years after receiving the deed from John Conselyea. The Conselyea heirs sought to reclaim the land beyond the deeded area but the court ruled in Van Dorn's favor based on possession. The land was worth about $50 when he gained possession.
The article confirms a major portion of the $50,000,000 bond issue for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway has been placed overseas. It notes continued confidence in the project and outlines implications for financing and expansion plans.
Wheat No 2 red futures closed lower with July and September at 1.1044 and 1.07. Corn No 2 white in elevator new 69c, futures May 69c July 71c. Oats natural white 46 48 1/4c to 47 52c. Hay prime 1.20. Pork mess 24.00 24.50, family 26.00 26.50. Butter creamery specials 28 1/4c extra 28c. Eggs State and Pa 23 25c. Cheese State full cream specials 14 14 1/4c. Potatoes Bermuda new per 180 lbs 3.00 4.00 old state 1.00 1.87.
Buffalo market report lists No 1 northern wheat at 1.1544 dollars per unit No 2 red 1.15 dollars No 2 yellow corn afloat 68 34 cents f o b No 3 yellow 66 34 cents No 2 white oats 46 34 cents f o b No 8 white 45 34 cents. Blended patent flour 6.25 7.00 per barrel winter patent 9.50 6.26. butter Creamery 31 32 cents dairy 27 28 cents. eggs White 23 cents. potatoes white fancy 0.98 3.0. cattle prime export steers 7.75 9.15 good to choice butcher steers 6.75 7.15. cows 6.00 6.25. heifers 7.00 7.40. bulls 3.00 3.50. veals 7.00 8.25. sheep lambs 9.75 9.90. wool lambs 7.75 8.00. hogs light 10.15 10.20 heavy 10.10 10.15 pigs 10.25 10.30.
Timothy tops the market on track at 18.00 and 18.50 dollars for No. 1 hay. No. 2 Timothy brings 16.00 to 17.00 dollars. Straw wheat and oat sell for 8.00 dollars.
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