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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1907

Page

4

Republican Treasurer Announcements for Warren County

A series of self announcements from candidates for Warren County Treasurer on the Republican ticket for the June 1 1907 primary. J M Mitchell Warren Pa January 8 1907 Chas A Love Irvington Pa February 14 1907 C A Keefer Grand Valley Pa February 14 1907 and C O Swanson Warren Pa February 4 1907.

Bprror Warren Maul Jas. KR. Mitchell Warren Warren County Chas, A. Love Irvington, Pa Keefer Grand Valley C.O. Swanson Warren, Pa

Extermination Campaign Aims at Black Hand

The Wilkes Barre conviction of eleven Black Hand members marks a major Pennsylvania victory since the Molly Maguires era. The piece urges replication of the Luzerne county success statewide to curb terror and criminal activity tied to the Black Hand.

Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania Luzerne County Commonwealth Pittsburg

Life and politics mix as a grim world sense grows

The piece laments Russian famine and taxation while criticizing czarist rule and doubled rail projects funded by taxes on starving districts. It notes China’s cannibalism reports and looming foreign pressure, then praises Gov. Hughes for a plain platform and independence from New York party factions.

Siberian Czar China Russia Germany

Lawrence County Judge Declares 1905 Anti Cigarette Law Unconstitutional

Judge Porter rules the 1905 anti cigarette law invalid for defective title. The commentary notes widespread early awareness of its unconstitutionality and dismisses any surprise at the ruling. Philadelphia reports 85 percent of families in separate dwellings and 9,346 new dwellings built last year. Bradford engages in a license dispute with Union Telephone over fees.

Porter Lawrence County Philadelphia

Harrisburg session ends as legislature adjourns

In Harrisburg the Legislature adjourned at noon after a busy session since January 1. Bills include juror pay to 2.50 and witnesses to 1.50 that failed in the Senate, while soldiers’ pension and hospital and school funding raise the treasury deficit. A $1,000 exhibit for the State Library museum may be approved, and the eminent domain and railway commission bills face Governor decisions. A Warren and Franklin area bill allows three engineers to appraise water plants with final report subject to a ten day appeal.

Harrisburg Senate Museum of the State Library Pennsylvania Railway Commission Warren Franklin Boro

Neighborhood Notes and Local Developments Across Towns

Lily Dale season opens July 12 and ends September 1. Skidoo post office in Venango county renamed Cherry Brook. Corry-Columbus trolley line work accelerates. Mrs William C McNutt of Ridgeway burned to death while rubbish burning. Paul street residents report flocks of wild pigeons. Driftwood forms group to erect monument to Bucktail regiment. Smethport to pave principal street from public contributions. Lamona post office discontinued. town of 450 shrinking to ruins. Endeavor plans new Presbyterian parsonage this summer. W H Stright to log 600 acre Horse Creek tract for Orion Siggins. two million feet of timber over years.

Lily Dale Skidoo Venango County Cherry Brook Corry W. H. Stright Horse Creek Orion Siggins Tidioute News

Rural Delivery Service Report To May First

The Fourth Assistant Postmaster General released figures on rural delivery operations up to May 1. There were 64,837 petitions filed, with 15,537 adverse reports. It covers 37,597 routes served by 37,447 carriers and shows a remaining appropriation balance of 1,340,478 dollars for new service this fiscal year.

Beef and meat prices rise amid scarce western cattle

The wholesale prices for beef pork and mutton rose by two cents as western cattle became scarce. The stated reason cites supply, but observers suspect large packers use the move to offset court costs and press their advantage against consumers.

Warren County Republican primaries May 1907 notice

Republican county notice from Warren Pa dates May 14 1907 details June 1 2 to 8 pm polling hours for primaries under the new law. Regular election officers serve as primary officers. Inspectors may appoint clerks. Ballots oaths and return sheets supplied by County Commissioners. Positions listed and delegates to State Convention. Voting format instructions and posting requirement. E W Parshall chairman. May 16 1931.

Republican County Com Warren Warren Co E. W. Parshall

Married Notices From Jamestown Area May 1907

Kane Republican reports several marriages including Wanamaker to Clara Campbell in Jamestown on May 9 1907 Warren Pa. Grant to Grace Horn in Garland Pa on May 8 1907. Peterson to Aiken in Jamestown on April 20 1907. McIntyre to Hanson in Jamestown on May 2 1907. McManus to Stoke in Jamestown on May 4 1907.

Wanamaker Kane Grant—Horn Garland D. D. Horn H. Smallenberger Wm. D. Grant Cleveland, O Grace Horn Peterson—Aiken Jamestown N. Y A. P. Hanson Gustaf Walfred Peterson Warren Sadie Aiken McIntyre—Hanson J. G. Townsend Wesley McIntyre Pittsfield Emma Hanson Ludlow

Death notices from Warren area provide multiple obituaries

Obituaries report the deaths of Richard Donovan in Kane and Warren on May 10 1907. William Humphrey of Warren died May 12 1907. John A Gustafson of Warren died May 11 1907 with funeral details in Oakland and Swedish Congregational church. Joseph Anderson of Lander road Warren died May 12 1907 at age 27. Survived by families and buried in local cemeteries.

Annie Fitzgerald Warren J. L. Sowers Pittsburg Mary Donovan Buffalo John Silk Oil City Humphrey William Humphrey Stewart Loding John F. E Dunkirk N. Y Oakland Gustafson John A. Gustafson Ellen Swanson Emil Harry Gustafson Swedish Congregational Church Anderson Joseph Anderson Frank Swanson Lander Road Russell Cemetery

Local Birth Announcements Highlight Lorain Area Families

In Lorain Ohio births record six families welcoming new members in mid May 1907. Folkman John McDonough Bosin Smith Hesch add daughters and a son to their households. Names include Folkman McDonough Bosin Smith and Hesch with correct dates May 9 to May 13.

Folkman Lorain, Ohio Charles Folkman

Real Estate Transfers from Citizens and Towns

Wm D Shhearer and wife transfer to Andrew Bonade Pleasant for 425 dollars. John Ackerlund and wife to Carl W Beckstrom et al Warren 1600. Mary A Hoskin et al to Albert K Fox and wife Glade 1. Niels Larsen and wife to James Simonsen and wife Glade 1. John J Connolly to Geo L Hatch Conewango 2000. Marian E Dunlop to Clem Stoke Pleasant 1. Chas A Ruhlman and wife to Wm J Feeny Pine Grove 1. Theo H Gustafson and wife to Jens Nelson Warren 1350. EK A Swanson to G J King Youngsville 1. G J King to Florence J King Youngsville 1. Raymond Cartwright and wife to John Smith and wife Warren 1. Tillie B Shope et al to Luis Lebovitz Warren 1000. Thos S Sterritt and wife to Madora S Tompsett Tidioute 800. Robert Taggart and wife to Madora S Tompsett Tidioute 1. Jerry Crary et al to John C Johnson Sheffield 392.50.

Wm. D. Shhearer Andrew Bonade Pleasant John Ackerlund Carl W. Beckstrom Warren Mary A. Hoskin Albert K. Fox Glade Niels Larsen James Simonsen John J. Connolly Geo. L. Hatch Conewango Marian E. Dunlop Clem Stoke Chas. A. Ruhlman Wm. J. Feeny Pine Grove Theo. H. Gustafson Jens Nelson EK. A. Swanson G. J. King Youngsville Florence J. King Raymond Cartwright John Smith Tillie B. Shope Luis Lebovitz Thos. S. Sterritt Madora S. Tompsett Tidioute Robert Taggart Jerry Crary John C. Johnson Sheffield

A Beautiful Parade by Cole Brothers Show in Warren

The Cole Brothers Show arrives in Warren on Thursday May 23 for a grand gala day with special railroad excursions. A grand street parade starts at 10 o clock from the show grounds and promises a modern, elegant program unseen in previous parades.

Cole Brothers Warren Grand Street

North American Plans 50th Birthday Baseball Supplement

The Norl American Philadelphia baseball paper will publish a special anniversary supplement next Sunday to mark the 50th anniversary of baseball's convention in 1857. It includes Al Reach's article, old vs new ball, color plates, photos of Phillies and A's, 1907 averages, Tri-state history by George M. Graham, school and college baseball notes, and coverage of leagues across Pennsylvania Delaware and New Jersey. The issue touts hundreds of pictures and 10 000 names of players and fans as a comprehensive souvenir.

Nor‘l American Philadelphia al Reach Phillies George M. Graham Tri-state Pennsylvania Atlantic Blue Mountain Delaware New Jersey

Ian Maclaren Remembered Across World in Deep Mourning

The obituary notes Ian Maclaren was not a soldier or statesman, yet the public grief for him is profound and universal. It highlights his cultural impact and the wide scope of his influence beyond politics or conflict.

Ian Maclaren

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