Died with his work he left wealth to nephew
Coroner O Martin of Salamanca N Y investigated the death of Charles A Hufstater found dead at his home He lived alone and it is believed death due to heart disease occurred Saturday He was 61 born in East Otto He left 6749 in money and deposits and a will naming Marsh Hufstater his nephew as heir and executor along with the dwelling.
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O. Martin
Salamanca
N. Y
Sreetenaan
Ashford Hollow
Charles A. Hufstater
Hufstater
Marsh Hufstater
Girl Leaps to Death at Jamestown Mill
Annie Foli a 19 year old mill worker at Broadhead Worsted in Jamestown New York leapt from the seventh floor and died instantly. Her fall 70 feet to the ground plus the lake outlet nearby left her body mangled. Married with a child she had recently complained of the husband’s mother’s treatment of her fellow female workers. She stood at a window raised the sash and jumped without warning.
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Annie Foli
Broadhead
Jamestown
N. Y
Chautauqua Lake
Supreme Court orders Standard Oil dissolution in six months
The Supreme Court on Monday ordered the dissolution of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey within six months and interpreted the Sherman anti trust law. The decision declares Standard Oil a conspiracy in restraint of trade and a monopoly, forcing the breakup into 33 constituent parts after years of legal battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
Double Death by Cyanide in Chenango Bridge Valley
Frank M. Harrington former editor of the Binghamton Republican and his wife traveled to a sunny hillside near Chenango Bridge in Binghamton and drank cyanide of potassium. Harrington left a note to a local associate indicating where the bodies could be found. Investigators believe the deaths were premeditated based on Mrs. Harrington’s cyanide effects and the division of their furniture before leaving their apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Harrington
Binghamton
Chenango Bridge
Harrington
Good Crops Expected in Southern Chautauqua County
Reports from Jamestown farmers in the past day indicate excellent prospects for small fruit vegetables grain and grass due to late season start warm weather and frequent rains. Fruit trees especially apples and cherries are in good condition pasturage has advanced milk flow up oat crop nearly complete corn ground being prepared and a large acreage of both corn and oats anticipated.
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Chautauqua
Jamestown
Dividing Up a Dollar in Electricity Costs
A historical note explains how a dollar paid to a telephone company is allocated. Rent and taxes each four cents, interest six, surplus one, maintenance sixteen, dividends eighteen, and labor forty four.
Warren Boy Honored by Festival Chorus
The Warren Festival Chorus presented Frank C. Agar with a 456 check in a Warren Conservatory reception. Chorus president R G Chapel praised Agar’s talent and perseverance while Agar thanked the chorus, his accompanist Mrs Yates and teacher Prof Mooney.
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Warren
Frank C. Agar
Warren Conservatory of Music
R. G. Chapel
Agar
Chapel
Mr. Agar
Prof. Mooney
T. H. Jenkins
Yates
Campbell
Aviator Plunges to Death in Los Angeles Flight
A. V. Hartle, 26, of Cleveland and reportedly related to Governor Harmon, died after losing control of a Curtis biplane at Dominique's Field. He had flown only since Tuesday and intended to impress his sister Anna and others as he sought pilot license. Survived by a brother and four sisters.
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Los Angeles
A. V. Hartle
Cleveland
Harmon
Dominique
Hartle
Arch Hoxsey
Uhartle
Anna
Fan fame saves Sherman at a street ball game
Washington May 18 Vice President Sherman dodged a juvenile crowd of baseball fans while en route to the Capitol. After a boy nicknamed the Guinea Kid accosted him and recognized him as a fan, Sherman laughed and guided the youngster and others to stop playing in the street, escorting them to a police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sherman
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sunny Jim
Woman 83 Weds Princeton Graduate in Love Match
Mrs Elizabeth Neumeyer the wealthiest woman in Kentucky and descendant of Countess bloodlines marries Carl Neumeyer a Princeton graduate in a ceremony amid diamonds gowns and travel plans. She reflects on past marriages and vows happiness with her much younger husband. The couple plan Europe this summer and Palm Beach in winter.
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Elizabeth Smith
Kentucky
Louis VII
France
Queen Victoria
England
Carl Neumeyer
Princeton
Carl
Europe
Italy
Count Maxon
Louisville
Mrs. Neumeyer
Palm Beach
Ormond
Fla
Haytian Revolution Suppressed as Gunboats Arrive
Kingston reports that the latest Haytian revolt organized by Generals Firmin and LeConte has been crushed. Three disabled Haytian gunboats have arrived for repairs.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Firmin
LeConte
Women Golfers Resume Play in Portbush Championship
London May 18 play in the women's golf championship was resumed at Portbush. In the second round Miss W Pooley of Victoria won by 6 up and 5 to play. Miss Dorothy Campbell American and Canadian champion won 6 up and 5 to play.
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London
Portbush
W. Pooley
Victoria
Dorothy Campbell
Meadville Plumber Jailed for License Violation
James M. Carnes, a Meadville plumber, was found guilty of practicing plumbing without a license from the city plumbing department. He is jailed for 30 days in default of a $10 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
James M. Carnes
The
Board of Health
Old County
Former Warren Resident Operated Shop Near Street Railway Barn
A profile notes Carnes previously lived in Warren and ran a shop close to the Street railway barn, detailing his local business presence and neighborhood location.
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Carnes
Warren
Catfish Stock Placed in Lake Columbus by Corry Man
Harry Weeks of Corry distributed 15,000 yellow catfish fry into Lake Columbus last Thursday. The fry, about two and a half inches long, are expected to survive and benefit local fishing. The Corry state hatchery supplied the fish.
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Harry Weeks
Corry
Columbus
Corry State
Eighth Grade Graduates Listed After April Examinations
The following are graduates from eighth grade after exams held April 19. Names include Ivan Hawkins, Ethel Chandler, Eugene Carr, Gladys Poppleton, Carrie Johnson, Theresa Kennedy, Jennie Poppleton, Herbert Johnson, Ernest Carlson, Corabelle Godel, Martha Schuler, Gertrude Bryan, Hazel Putnam, Bertha Wenzel, Minnie Christenson, Gertrude Hanson, Julia Marsh, Hazel Ensign, Iva Kraft, Sidney Kennedy, Claude Landers, Bruce Kilburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Hawkins
Ethel Chandler
Eugene Carr
Gladys Poppleton
Carrie Johnson
Thersea Kennedy
Jennie Poppleton
Herbert Johnson
Ernest Carlson
Corabelle Godel
Martha Schuler
Gertrude Bryan
Hazel Putnam
Bertha Wenzel
Minnie Christenson
Gertrude Hanson
Julia Marsh
Hazel Ensign
Iva Kraft
Sidney Kennedy
Claude Landers
Bruce Kilburn
Marie Bachus
Jessie Manchester
Maude Bachus
Mayor Carlson vetoes Jamestown tax budget record
Jamestown New York May 13 Mayor Samuel A Carlson vetoed the common council's tax budget. He cites illegal assessment rolls favoring large factory owners and corporations, calling for a revaluation to reduce the rate from 29.34 with taxes included. The council will decide on the veto next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. Y
Samuel A. Carlson
Ice Harvesting Surges on Susquehanna at Long Level
In York Pennsylvania on May 18 temperatures reach 80 to 90 degrees as ice is harvested on the Susquehanna River at Long Level. Thousands of tons of clear blocks piled on river shores from last winter’s floods, with debris and mud helping preserve them. Hickory island features vast ice piles ready for use and cutter crews haul packed blocks to nearby ice houses, including the home of William Kauffman. Herbert Ritz and George Ruby labored all day transporting ice.
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York
Susquehanna River
Hickory Island
Herbert Ritz
George Ruby
William Kauffman
Twenty-Two Take Veil At Wilkes-Barre Convent
Twenty two young women from the Eastern and Middle Western states entered the Malinrodt German Catholic convent in Wilkes-Barre with the white veil. Bishop Hoan of the Scranton diocese led the ceremony as a large gathering of priests and visitors looked on. The novices include Theresa Hemmer Newark New Jersey Emilia Frank Brooklyn Catharine Ringwald Kingston New York Catherine Land Brooklyn and Jane Weiss Kingston New York.
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Wilkes-Barre
Malincrodt
United States
Hoan
Scranton
Theresa Hemmer
Newark
N. J
Emelia Frank
Brooklyn
Catharine Ringwald
Kingston
N. Y
Catherine Land
Fraoklyn
Jane Weiss
Kingston, N. Y
Affianced judge kidnapped saga in Midwest chase
Miss Rachel Caine of Chicago holds a marriage license and pursues a rural Illinois judge, her 60 year old fiancé, amid claims he was kidnapped by his daughter and son in law. The affair spans Chicago New York Florida and Detroit with the couple reportedly tracking toward Montpelier Ohio.
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Detroit
Rachel Caine
Chicago
Illinois
New York
Shoes and cash motive behind Pittsburg man’s murder
Danville Illinois May 18 a new pair of shoes and five dollars led to the murder of John M. Sherlock a Pittsburg railroad employee whose body was found in Grape Creek three miles from Danville. Sherlock bought shoes and received 35 in change three weeks earlier. at the find the shoes and cash were missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ill
John M. Sherlock
Pittsburg
Grape Creek
Agar Benefit Concert Proves Most Successful
Frank C. Agar, baritone, aided by the Warren Festival Chorus and soloists, presented a Thursday evening recital at the First Methodist Episcopal church. The choir then performed Gaul's Ruth in a polished rendition. The event, organized under Alfred J. Mooney's direction, netted 456 dollars for Agar to fund his musical education.
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Frank C. Agar
Warren Festival Chorus
O. P. Bush
John , Matson
Grace Johnson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Agar
Gaul
Ruth
Alfred J. Mooney
Plumb Becks for Divorce After Suicide Dare
Laporte Ind May 18 Harry Plum Beck a leading business man who recently shot himself and lingered died then began suit for divorce He alleges his wife whom he married only weeks ago dared him to kill himself and that to prove his nerve he went into an adjoining room and shot himself Me save his wife then stood over him and laughed.
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Laporte
Ind
Harry Plumbeck
Woman severely burned in stair fall fire accident
Mrs. Charles McAllister of Eddystone dropped a lighted lamp on stairs last night in Chester. The flaming oil set her clothing ablaze, alerting inmates who put out the fire and rushed her to Chester hospital. Most clothing burned. condition serious.
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Chester
Charles McAllister
Eddystone
Chester Hospital
Summer hotel Montanesca destroyed in Stroudsburg blaze
A fire yesterday in Stroudsburg Pennsylvania destroyed the Montanesca hotel near the Delaware Water Gap. The loss is estimated at 200000 dollars. The hotel was a fashionable summer resort preparing to open for the season when the blaze occurred. The cause of the fire is unknown.
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Stroudsburg
Delaware Water Gap
Argentina Expands Railways by Over 1266 Miles
Argentina adds more than 1266 miles to its rail network during 1910 excluding government lines under construction. The expansion underscores rapid growth in private railway development amid a era of infrastructure projects.
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Argentina
Obregon Aide Served as Federal Peace Commissioner at Juarez
Es Uival Obregon acted as a Federal Peace Commissioner at Juarez, contributing to regional mediation efforts and helping maintain order amid border tensions and civil unrest. The role positioned him among regional authorities guiding peace initiatives during a volatile period.
Milk Train Collides With Auto Near Herkimer
A milk train on the Mohawk and Malone divisions of the New York Central struck an automobile on a bridge east of Herkimer New York. Three occupants died instantly and two others were seriously hurt with one mortally injured. The victims were W H Van Wie of Fultonville Frederick Harvey Amsterdam Miss Julia Billington Amsterdam and Miss Gertrude Jones Rome. Mrs H Van Wie was severely but not mortally hurt.
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East's Bridge
Herkimer
N. Y
Mohawk
Malone
New York Central
W. H. van Wie
Fultonville
Frederick Harvey
Amsterdam
Julia Billington
Gertrude Jones
Rome
Miss Billington
Funeral notice for Martin Freeman of West Salamanca
The funeral for Martin Freeman of West Salamanca New York occurred after he died by self inflicted action at Crawford switch. The service was held at F L Grant's undertaking rooms Saturday at 7 00 AM and at M church in Napoli in the afternoon at 1 00 PM with interment at Napoli. He is survived by one sister Mrs Elida A Stevens of Napoli and five nieces and six nephews.
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Martin Freeman
West Salamanca
N. Y
Crawford Switch
F. L. Grant
Napoli
Freeman
Elida A. Stevens
Man Dies in Barn Fire at Oleon Meat Market
Frank Richie, 72, burned to death in a Saturday barn fire behind a meat market owned by his son George Kichle in Oleon New York. Firefighters found the body near the origin of the blaze. authorities believe Richie slept in the barn and smoked in the hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Richie
George Kichle
Oleon
N. Y
Kichle
Keeney Adds World’s Greatest Dairy Cow Jacoba Irene
F B Keeney of War Saw New York bought Jacoba Irene the world’s banner Jersey cow. His herd now includes this peerless cow two of her half sisters and her dam and eighteen granddaughters and a grandson. The dam is over 15 years old and finishing a one year authenticated test aiming for 600 pounds of butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Keeney
Warsaw
N. Y
Jacoba Irene
Mr. Keeney
Secretary Dickinson Resigns in Taft Cabinet Shuffle
Jacob M. Dickinson of Tennessee resigns as secretary of war and Henry L. Stimson of New York will succeed him in the Taft administration. The White House announced Dickinson’s resignation last night and Stimson’s appointment becomes effective upon his qualification.
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Jacob M. Dickinson
Tennessee
Taft
Henry L. Stimson
New York
Dickinson
White House
Stimson
Towar Awarded 17100 by Court of Claims for Farm Land
Fredericka W. Towar refused a 9085 offer for 125 acres of her Galen farm taken for the barge canal. The Court of Claims awarded 17100, with interest bringing the total to 18295.50. The land was part of the Philip Gansz farm in Wayne County.
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Fredericka W. Towar
Barge Canal
Galen
Court of Claims
Philip Gansz
Wayne County
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