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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
5
Rabbits are selling at thirty to thirty five cents apiece in Titusville and are expected to become very plentiful within a few weeks, with prices dropping to ten to fifteen cents.
Theodore Eba a prominent Titusville figure and brother of the late Bernard Eba of North Warren died Friday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs E C Bartholomew on South Perry street aged 54 years.
John F. Kinnear, long resident of Youngsville born October 2, 1858, died Friday after weeks of typhoid illness. Survived by four sons Charles Jamestown Willis and Kenneth. Funeral held at East Main street home Sunday afternoon. Subscribe for the Warren Mail.
Garland resident Big L K White was thrown from a vehicle Friday morning and sustained a broken collar bone along with other injuries. Nearby cities including Salamanca and Olean sent aid for the Christmas ship appeal with Corry contributing two packages.
Mrs Crythia Buffum's appeal for a new trial will be heard by the New York Court of Appeals in Albany on November 16 with Patrick S Collins of Olean presenting the plea. Buffalo hotel man E G Moore was arrested at Kane on a bear shipping charge and released on bail. An 87 year old Sugar Grove woman, Mrs O H Dennigan, fractured her hip after a fall from cellar stairs and crawled to summon help.
Announcement states the Printz Co purchases the clothing and gentlemen s furnishing goods store of A J Peterson Son in Jamestown NY The new owners assume January 1 1915 The business has served the region for 30 years and will become part of a Northwestern Pennsylvania chain including Oil City Warren and Sharon PA with other locations planned
The Men’s Bible Class at First Methodist Church raised over 500 dollars to build a home for nurses and assistants for Dr A H Norton in Hai Ju Korea. Norton spoke at the Warren church during his furlough. Officers of the Sunday School also subscribed 50 dollars to improve the hospital water system.
Lloyd Graham a 19 year old attendant at North Warren hospital for the insane was arrested on a charge of aiding an inmate to escape. He worked in a ward for mildly insane patients and allegedly allowed or failed to prevent an escape after the patient gained his sympathy. The patient was recaptured and informed authorities. Graham was held for court after a Friday hearing before Justice Wheeler.
Sven Lind, 70, a Cherry Grove farmer, was found dead along the Sheffield to Cherry Grove wagon road on a very cold night. Indications point to a buggy mishap and exposure after Lind, who had been drinking, rode with Charles Peterson the previous evening.
Wedding notices from Warren and surrounding areas detail marriages of Roy Edgar Manne and Addie Fay Henton in Warren. Marguerite Day and Leo G. Robinault wed at 3 30 in Tidioute. Albert Meleen and Jennie Gustafson unite at Falconer.
Coroner's inquest into engineer Michael Fitzgerald's death after a Pennsylvania rail wreck at Glade concluded he died in a collision caused by improper signals from Sylvan Riggles. Riggles posted bail after being bound over on potential charges. the testimony included the fireman and crew, with Riggles exempt from testifying.
The Stillwater Cow Testing Association event closed Friday at Lander after a two day meeting led by E. M. Lowe and O. B. Hitchcock. Roy McPherson discussed soils, L. W. Lighty spoke on dairy feeding, with J. J. Mahan directing the corn show Merion Wright guiding the call show and Charles Burkett chairing the fruit show.
Suit in equity filed in Warren County court seeks a stake in an estate valued over a million dollars. William and Adelia Compton of Philadelphia, heirs of Mary Ludlow and cousins of Andrew H. Ludlow Jr., demand accounting from Otis F. Hoffman as executor and trustee under Nancy L. Hoffman's will. The case seeks rents profits and mineral rights and restrains transfers while promising a hard fought, widely watched dispute.
Robert J. Burdette, 70, famed humorist and preacher, is dying at his Pasadena home. The Los Angeles figure, who rose to fame as a newspaper humorist, previously led Temple Baptist Church from 1903 to 1909.
Warren baseball association announces a local talent minstrel show to raise funds. Miss Alice Liljenberg of Morrison street was rushed to Emergency Hospital Sunday evening with appendicitis and operated on at 6 30 P M with her condition described as very critical. Early Monday fire at E S Dietsch cigar store on Penna Ave East destroyed stock and damaged the roof.
Redding Shoe Co urges readers to compare goods and prices before buying. It lists men’s rubber overses from 49c to 1.10 per pair, solid leather shoes from 1.98 to 6.00, high cut hunting boots up to 12.00, and women’s dress shoes from 1.98 to 5.00 with gun metal and patent leather options. Rubber boots and high cuts are advertised as cheaper than elsewhere.
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