Former Warren pastor writes about Sibley case in 1910 letter
A 1910 letter from H. H. Moore recalls his Warren parish, praises Mrs. Sibley as educated and kind, and urges mercy in the case of her husband’s arrest. He argues mercy and justice should guide the legal outcome to save the life and sanity of Mrs. Sibley amid public concern.
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Warren
Sibley
Ashburn
The
MAIL
S1r
Cowan
Kansas
Warren County
Erie
Franklin
J.C. Sibley
New York Tribune
H. H. Moore
Death notices for James Rice and others
James Rice died at 8:00 a.m. on Thursday November 3 at his son Clarence Rice's home on Conewango Avenue. Funeral was held Saturday with interment at Riceville, Pennsylvania. John H. Wickiter, a veteran G. A. R. member, died October 3 at his home on Pennsylvania Avenue East after ten weeks of illness. funeral Saturday and interment in Oakland. Charles Edwards died November 5 at his Hickory Street home after two months illness. funeral Monday and interment in Pine Grove cemetery Corry. H. E. Davis, 58, died at 1:38 p.m. Tuesday at his Conewango Avenue home after brain illness since July. services at First Baptist Church Tuesday 2:30 and private home service. remains laid to Oakland Cemetery.
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James Rice
Clarence Rice
Conewango Avenue
Riceville
John H. Wickiter
G. A. R. Man
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Oakland
Charles Edwards
Hickory Street
Pine Grove Cemetery
Corry
H. E. Davis
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Arthur Dennison
Mrs. Arthur W. Dennison thanks friends for letters and telegrams of sympathy after her husband’s death and for flowers sent to the funeral from Akeley Pennsylvania dated November 9, 1910.
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Arthur W. Dennison
Akeley, Pa
Moving Into New Quarters
The Warren branch of Hill Piano moves from the Salvation Army Citadel into the Conewango building on Liberty street, replacing H. J. Dixon occupancy and signaling expansion in Warren.
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Warren
Hill Piano
Salvation Army Citadel
Conewango Building
Liberty Street
H. J. Dixon
France Endorses Horseflesh Diet Amid Meat Shortage
In Paris and across France physicians applaud horsemeat as tender and digestible, suitable for delicate patients and widely used in hospitals. Horse, donkey, and mule meat circulate in shops with 60,000 plus horses slaughtered in 1907, while tuberculosis concerns remain largely unfounded.
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Paris
Pascal
France
Seine
Public Health Department
Hall of Fame Inductees Revealed With Vote Totals
The Hall of Fame announces its latest inductees along with the vote counts. Names honored include prominent figures from sports and related fields, reflecting a wide range of achievements and contributions recognized by votes.
Notable American Figures Named Across History
A list of prominent Americans is presented including presidents like George Washington Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S Grant. It also mentions statesmen such as John Marshall Henry Clay and Daniel Webster, inventors like Eli Whitney and Robert Fulton, and educators Mary Lyon and Emma Willard.
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Names Previou
George Washingto
Abraham Lincoln
Daniel Webster
Benjamin Franks
Ulysses S. Grant
John Marshall
Thomas Jefferson
Ralph Waldo Emison
Henry W. Lorrow
Robert Fulton
Washington Irving
Jonathan Edwards
Samuel F. B
Mors
David G. Farragut
Henry Clay
Nathaniel Ithorne
George Peabod
Robert E. Lee
Peter Cooper
Eli Whitney
John J. Auduh
Mexican Trade Increases Steady in 1910 Imports and Exports Rise
Mexico's 1910 imports reached 97.4 million gold, up about 19 million, while exports totaled 130.0 million, rising roughly 14.5 million. The figures show a higher export value than import value, indicating a trade surplus for the year.
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Mexico
Vienna Woman Dies at 112 Once Self-Supporting Till 106
Katharina Lustig of Vienna aged 111 or 112, oldest in Austria, died after a long family line of longevity. Her Hungarian Jewish kin include grandmothers who reached 113 and 110. She supported herself by mending umbrellas until age 106 and could thread needles without glasses. Her husband died at 105 after their 75th wedding anniversary. She credited early rising and beer with meals for longevity.
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Frau Katharina Lustig
Austria
Vienna
Frau Lustig
Police Aerial Patrol Demonstrates New Detec tive Insight
During Bordeaux aviation week the police chartered an airship and sent the special detective chiefs with Aviator Vandenborn to survey police posts. The ocular observation proved highly successful giving far more rapid, detailed information than traditional methods.
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Bordeaux
Fallieres
Special
Vandenborn
Argentina Tops South American Rail Mileage List
Argentina leads sister republics in railway mileage with about 16 000 miles followed by Brazil 12 000 Chile 3 000 and Peru 2 500 in a regional comparison of railway networks.
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Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Peru
Street Railway Worker Fatally Electrocuted in City
J George Amann of the Warren Street Railway died after placing a wet hand on a live switch at Liberty Street waiting room Monday just before 1 pm. A loose car cable caused the fault on the Jamestown bound trip. motorman Edward Lesser tried to pull him away, but both men were shocked and Amann’s hand burned.
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J. George Amann
Warren Street Railway Company
Liberty Street
Jamestown
Edward Lesser
Jas
E K. Palmer
Akeley
Lesser
Warren
Amann
The Fabled Phoenix Legend of Rebirth and Fire
The phoenix, a legendary bird the size of an eagle, shines with rainbow plumage and dies in a flame after 500 or 600 years. From its ashes a new phoenix rises, while the old one is honored by a sacred funeral rite. Heliopolis hosts the temple where a myrrh ball is offered to the sun, marking the cycle.
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Heliopolis
Lower
Egypt
Breton Lasses Hair Market Report From Pon tivy Brittany
A Boston Herald correspondent describes a Breton hair market in Pon tivy where buyers travel the countryside to purchase peasants hair. Girls are shaved in public while others wait with caps on to hide hair loss, with buyers paying about 20 sous or a colorful handkerchief per head.
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Pontivy
Brittany
Boston Herald
Figures of Speech in a Gentle S rhyming Exchange
A playful exchange unfolds as the figure eight lands a faux punch on the figure four then apologizes. The eight admits fault, noting its larger size and promising to be a better figure in the future.
Mail Ad Corner Promises Quick Results
Local advertisement says those who place ads in the Mail will see fast results. It urges businesses to invest in the paper’s reach to boost visibility and sales.
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Rev. H. H. Moore
Grand Gongert Regital
Library
Penn
Anthony Stankowitch
Harry Thomas
Singing Four
Bertram F. Shivler
Roy C. Morgan
George E. Butts
Herman Gahwe
Charles F. Strickland
Winter Song
Shivler, Morgan, Butts and
Gahwe
Allegro
Scarlatti
Ingemisco Stabet Mater
Herman F. Gahwe
Part
Bullard
Tausig .Wagner
Verdi
Shirler, Morgan, Butts and Gahwe
Harry ‘Thomas
Eeeeee
Valse—Badinage Vecchio
Minuetto—Scambatti
Elves
Heyman
Grieg
Hawley
Stankowitch
Jane
Piccardie
Messrs. Shirler, Morgan, Butts and
Little Osgood
Strauss
Laidow
Osgood
George W. Chadwick
Liszt
Newell & Gaughn
New York
Noy
Charles O. Johnson
Celeron
Chautauqua
Mayville
Emil Amann
W. D. Freer
Warren Water Co
Philadelphia
Patrolman
Berlin
R. D. Berlin
Mr. Berlin
Fred Tarr
Drayman
Perry Scott
Masterson Draying Company
Caterson Publishing Company
Union Street
Mr. Scott
Relief Association
Carl Faulk
H. S. Perry
Falk
Miller
Dr. Miller
Oil City
Mr. Carr
Pennsylvania Station
United Brethren Church
Conewango Place
L. —. Hermansen
Cherry Grove Township
J. E. Wheeler
Farnsworth Creek
J. P. Albert
Hermansen
Sheriff Park
Jennings and Wilber
Hallowe’en
Waterford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank M. Knapp
Warren-Venango
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Edgar Allan Poe
Roger Williams
James Fenimore Cooper Phillips Brooks
William Cullen Bryant
Frances E. Willard
Andrew Jackson
George Bancroft
John Lothrop Motley
Horace Mann
Henry Ward Beecher
James Kent
Joseph Story
John Adams
William E. Chan
Ning
Gilbert Stuart
Asa Gray
John Quincy Adams
James Russell Lowell
William T. Sherman
James Madison
John G. Whittier
Alexander Hamilton
Louis Agassiz
John Paul Jones
Mary Lyon
Emma Willard
Maria Mitchell
Bordeaux Roundsman
George Amann
Phoenix
Lasses
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