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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1909

Page

5

Train Schedule Fragments for Dunk and Titusville Line

Sparsed timetable fragment lists Dunk edie avis o at bim with 4:59 and 8:04 times for Titusville and intermediate stops. No clear dates or full station names provided.

Bim Titusville Intermedia A.m D. m

Administration Notice and Public Bankruptcy Claims

Administration notice for O F Sanders estate requests debts to be paid and claims presented. Bankruptcy discharge hearing set for Frank Carlton Parshall in Pittsburgh on May 21, 1909. Charter application filed for F H Rockwell & Company to hold oil and gas lands. Lunacy commission ordered for Mary Ellen Whitcomb with a June 1, 1909 date. Schedule of numerous estate accounts to be presented to Warren County Orphans Court on June 7, 1909.

District Court of the United States Western District of Pennsylvania Frank Carlton Parshall Warren County Pennsylvania Congress Pittsburg William T. Lindsey A. D T. G. Rockwell B. McOwen J. A. Rockwell Act of Assembly F. H. Rockwell & Company, Incorporated Court of Common Pleas Warren Co Sidney D. Blackman Orphans’ Court E. G. Frodelius J. W. Frodelius Perry D. Clark Josephine Dailey Justina Walter Ann Maria Hill Margaret E. Mooney Clara Simones Catherine Simones Lillie E. Clark Perry D Clark Peter Joseph Mascaro Angelo Mascaro Charles Fretts William Fretts Catherine Sarah White Mary White D. W Wim. J. Murphy John R. Murphy C. W. A. Verback John A. Spetz Florence Erickson Charles Oscar Erickson E. M. Hodges Mary E. Sweet George Watt T. A Emeline Watt Donald H. Haggerty Wm. Haggerty Aluen Register Warren

Political Announcements for Warren County Judges

Several Republican primary announced candidacies for Warren County offices in 1909. Names include Plumer Mead of Youngsville, Pa David M Howard Joseph Walkerman of Warren Borough Hon H M Putnam for Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts and treary Park as veriff candidate with primary timing June 5 1909.

Warren County Plumer Mead Youngsville Cousnts H. M Putnam Treary Park Veriff

Warren County District Attorney Primary Candidate Announcement

Frank J. Lyons of Warren Pa announces his candidacy for Warren County District Attorney under Republican primaries. Sidney D. Blackman serves as District Attorney and the election is set for June 5 1909.

Warren County Sidney D. Blackman Frank J. Lyons Warren, Pa

State Delegate Candidate Declares Run for Republican Convention

R. W. Cousins and Joseph A. Schofield announce candidacies for delegate to the Republican State Convention in Harrisburg on June 16.

Harrisburg R. W. Cousins Weet Republcan Joseph A. Schofield

No Victory Without an Ideal Guiding Life

The passage argues that true victory requires an ideal and a life free of vice. It questions Congress removing the duty on art, predicting future disputes over what constitutes art and suggesting critics will remain divided.

Congress

Electric Sparks and Opinion Fragments from Our Office Boy

A digest of brief items notes a Canadian Pacific wage agreement, a Nebraska judge ruling a sideboard a saloon, and quips on beer in cellars. It mentions Taft studying anti monopoly measures and Japan’s premier amid graft allegations while praising mothers shaping girls’ poise.

Nebraska Packing Combine Japan Taft

Meat in Italy: Public slaughterhouses run by towns

Italian law requires towns over 6,000 to build municipal slaughterhouses. Butchers deliver livestock, slaughter is by the butchers, with carcass handling and dressing their responsibility. Milan’s facility spans acres with parallel stalls and wide passages ensuring air circulation.

Italy Milan

Agitated Young Man Learns Lesson in Philadelphia to Hempstead

A chaotic Philadelphia to New York chair car tale follows Young Mr. Graham who ignores a poised young woman after her purse drops. He finds the purse with $1.80 and a trunk key and tries to return it later, but fears humiliating her. He finally confronts the family as the purchaser of the purse, only to be gently mocked by the father who foils the ruse with a warning.

T. C. McClure Mr. Graham Philadelphia New York Long Island Hempstead Twenty-third Street East River Graham

How to Survive a Winter Forest Trek

A. B. Carleton advises a cautious approach for a lost traveler. Move slowly at about two miles per hour through snow, avoid panic, and look for shelter by following tracks and the last passing vehicle or team. If luck holds, the traveler may reach the road by afternoon of day one.

A. B. Carleton Outing Magazine

The Great Smoker Calms Nervous Fidgeting with Cigarette

A walking dictionary boasts of being a great smoker to quell his high strung nerves. His taciturn companion endures his endless chatter and restless behavior until a cigarette is produced. The scene ends with a cheeky suggestion to try a gag.

New York Times

Fashionable figure and quirky items in early quotes

A quirky compilation of phrases from the New York Sun and Lavater. It juxtaposes fashion with humorous lines about concealment of joy and wearables like a mattress and holster worn on the head.

New York Sun

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Traveler's Guide Erle Smuilatestanoen Tai City Wad Olean Sae m Ball Natrenal Bank Bell Telephone 165 Charles W. Stone Ralph W. Stone First Nat'l Bank Warten Ieee United States S. Perry Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer Water Street Woodard & Lesser Sc. Eddy Attorney At Law Warren National Bank General Lange Building John Hepburn, M. D N. E Market Street Pennsylvania Avenue Bell Phone West Citizens National Bank H. B. Hyde P Trrave Reese F St Washington D.C Mail Publishing Company D. 1. Ball Bprfork Main David M. Howard Joseph Walkerman Warren Borough Our Office Boy Canadian Pacific M. Quad Lavater Clothiers Furnishers Warren Savings Bank First National Bank Penn’a Comptroller of the Currency Senan and Securities U.S. Bonds National Banks F. K. Russell R. H. Winger
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