Hulings Tops Roosevelt in Warren County Race Details
Official Warren County totals show Hulings with a 622 plurality in the Congress race. Roosevelt leads Taft in overall votes with Roosevelt at a 2,980 plurality. Hulings trails Roosevelt by 2,358 votes. Speer places third, ahead of his ticket in four of five counties, last behind Taft only in Warren by 53 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulings
Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
Speer
Warren
Roose- Taft
Wilson, Chatin
Debs
Wilson
McHa- Keown
Kings Speer
Hines
Neily Venango
Elk
Forest
Mercer
Conewango Trust Company Report of Condition 1912
The Conewango Trust Company of Warren Pennsylvania presents its November 2 1912 report showing total assets of 81465263 with reserves funds cash notes and specie listed. The document includes a sworn statement by treasurer H S Keck and notary John Siggins Jr with attestations from directors W W Stevens Jos G Johnson and John Hepburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewango Trust Company
Conewango Rust Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Secre
Banks and Trust Cos
JMTO
Bsctve
Cceeeevereesette U
State of
I. H. S. Keck
H. S. Keck
John Siggins, Jr
W. W. Stevens
Jos. G. Johnson
John Hepburn
Geo. E. Colvin
Treas
Gro
E. Colvin
Earl MacDonald
J. P. Jefferson
W. M. Lindsey A
Mintzer
8000 Pictures and Vaudeville at the Woodard
The Woodard Theatre presents 8000 pictures and vaudeville with manager Connelly cited for careful selection. The article claims a shift from trashy films to elevating entertainment and praises Warren's venue as among the finest and cleanest in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Woodard
Connelly
Woodard Theatre
Warren
Cactus Edibility Sparks Discussion in Washington Herald
A Washington Herald note quotes activists debating whether cactus can be made edible and if vegetables are needed in a new culinary approach. The exchange questions practicality and flavor in a bold food novelty trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Herald
Alligator Satire Shocks Butcher Shop Patron
A customer in a butcher shop eyes small alligators in an aquarium and quips that a body might as well be deaf, asking for a couple of alligators as a fashion statement in a humorous exchange.
Whale monster halts five tow launches at Santa Cruz
The largest whale in the area, measuring fifty feet, was caught in Fred Perez's nets near Santa Cruz. Five launches worked to tow it to the pier but failed as nets and ropes broke. The attempt was abandoned without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Perez
Santa Cruz
Man Protests Over Fifty-Sixth Court Appearance
A man berated the bench and asked to do away with a book as the conviction record showed his fifty sixth appearance in court.
Pepys Feast Menu Reveals 17th Century Dining Delights
The article chronicles Samuel Pepys diary notes on annual feasts after his surgery, listing dishes like fricassee of rabbits and chickens, leg of mutton boiled, lobsters, lamprey pie, and various wines. It contrasts grand banquets with modest meals, noting washing day routines and Pepys's household chores in Charles II era England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Pepys
Mr. Pepys
Charles
Trial list for December 2nd week in Warren County court
List of causes set down for trial for the second week of December beginning December 9, 1912 in the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania. Buffalo Paragon Wall Plaster Co. v H G Lightner Eliza I Henry v Sumner E Orr Love Manufacturing Co. v Big Cove Lumber Co Jerome F Buck v Charles Walter Smith et al Tony Wagner v Warren and Jamestown Street Railway Co Curtis M Shawkey v George H Marsh A S Brink v N G Young R H Schuler v Warren and John H Taylor v Warren and Anna Keating v Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Buffalo Paragon Wall Plaster Co
H. G. Lightner
Eliza I. Henry
Sumner E. Orr
Love Manufacturing Co
Big Cove Lumber Co
Jerome F. Buck
Charles Walter Smith
Tony Wagner
Warren and Jamestown Street Railway Co
Curtis M. Shawkey
George H. Marsh
A. S. Brink
N. G. Young
R. H. Schuler
Warren and
Jamestown Street Railway Co
John H. Taylor
Anna Keating
Brotherhood of Railroad
Bought and Paid For at Library Theatre
A prominent gospel divine in New York chose Bought and Paid For as his sermon topic at the Library Theatre Warren on Wednesday November 27 following its successful New York Playhouse run. The play sparks discussion and is praised as one of the best in years, drawing record audiences and urging early seat reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Library Theatre
Warren
Playhouse
New York City
Midland Gas Company Wins Case Against Jefferson County Gas
The Supreme Court ruled Friday in favor of the Midland Gas Company in its appeal against the Jefferson County Gas Company. The case began in the lower court before Judge Reed and moved on appeal to the Supreme Court. Midland was represented by ex-Judge Rice of Warren, J. Mullin of Kane, and Arthur B. Stewart of Brookville. Jefferson County was represented by Gordon of Brookville and Ball of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Gas Company
Jefferson County Gas Company
Supreme Court
Midland Company
Reed
Rice
Warren, J
Protests at Pennsylvania Railroad Over Blind Travelers Rules
Protests against the Pennsylvania Railroad rule requiring guides for blind passengers are under investigation. A St. Louis 17 year old nurse girl reports a dual personality caused her to burn two hotels in which four people died. New York women cigarette users adopt long London holders potentially dangerous as hatpins. Merchants and manufacturers say Wilson’s election should not hurt prosperity. The sultan plans to flee to Asia Minor as warships rush to protect Christians in Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Louis
New York
London
Wilson
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Police Officer Dies in Street as Dogs Guard Body
Saturday report notes a St. Louis policeman dies in the street while two dogs stand watch over his body. Thanksgiving proclamation from President Taft stresses national prosperity as a key theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Taft
Hachey
James Driscoll
Roosevelt
N. J
Burns
Adrianople
Sofia
Constantinople
Gas incident claims elderly recluse in New Rochelle
Monday report states Emma Olphine, 80, was found overcome by gas in her New Rochelle home. The event prompts concern over safety and aging residents living alone in urban areas.
British ambassador James Bryce resigns amid tensions
James Bryce, the British ambassador since 1907, tenders his resignation. In Ramsey New Jersey a deer killed by a trolley strikes the streets under game laws. Britain mobilizes navy to support Balkan states if Austria fights Serbia. Two officers shot in a Fort Robinson Nebraska sham battle. A gun test targets three dismantled torpedo boats in southern drill grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bryce
Great Britain
Ramsey
N. J
Balkan States
Austria
Servia
Fort Robinson
Neb
Democratic push to seize Senate power roils press and party leaders
In a flurry of developments, Democrats forecast control of the U S senate as indictments mount against Jack Johnson in Chicago raising bail to 70000 dollars. A passenger excursion train wreck near New Orleans leaves fourteen dead and ninety injured while unionists resist Home Rule amendments but cabinet resignations are unlikely. Ortie E. McManigal testifies about bomb‑plot schemes during labor leader trials in Indianapolis. The AFL reports over two million dollars spent on strikes last year at its Rochester meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Jack Johnson
Chicago
New Orleans
Indianapolis
American Federation of Labor
Rochester
Salem trial hears Etter deny use of explosives
At Salem Massachusetts the strike trial hears witness Etter say he used only one explosive phrase mental dynamite. The testimony centers on alleged threats and the defendant's state of mind as the court considers the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etter
Salem
Mass
New York
Patton
John Schrank
Theodore Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Navy
Y. G. Blivson
Washington
Norvich
Conn
Park
Mammothcorn Crop Tops U S Farm Value on Nov 1
The November crop report from the U S Department of Agriculture cites a total farm value of 4 171 134 000 for corn hay wheat oats potatoes barley flaxseed rye and buckwheat with a record corn yield of 3 169 137 000 bushels doubling the world’s prior peak. It details per acre yields in Pennsylvania and New York leading states for potatoes and tobacco and notes Kentucky as the top tobacco producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
New York
Kentucky
Dog Steals for a Pet Nag at Altoona Fire Station
Fire Chief Allemann accused a fire truck driver of overfeeding his team at Altoona station No. 6 as corn vanished daily. A dog mascot named Buster was found taking ears to a horse, leading to corn being locked away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 6
Allemann
Altoona
Buster
Market Report New York Provision Market Summary
New York market report lists wheat No 2 hard winter at 99 percent and oats standard f o b at 38 1 2 cents. Butter creamery extras at 34 cents. Eggs state and Pennsylvania white fancy new raid at 55 cents. Potatoes state per 180 bushels 1 60 to 1 99 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Buffalo Daily Grain and Dairy Market Roundup
Buffalo markets report grain prices for November 15: Wheat No 2 white at 1.09, No 2 mixed at 1.09. Corn No 2 yellow 63.5 cents, No 3 yellow 63 4 cents. Oats No 3 white 34 cents, No 4 white 34 cents. Flour blends and patent prices range 5.50 to 6.25 per barrel. Butter creamery prints extra 35 cents, state creamery 32 to 33 cents. Cheese good to choice 17 to 1746 cents. Eggs state henery white fancy 45 to 46 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Warren
Eanee
Youngsville Boro
Tidioute Boro
Columbus Boro Seuces Bee
Clarendon Boro Caceanas
Bear Lake Boro
Sugar Grove Boro
Grand Valley Boro
Brokenstraw
Eoresee
Conewango
Colummibus
Corydon
Cherry Grove
Deerfield
Mead
Eoeewerse
Peveeseoeteor
Pine Grove
Pleasant Cue Ovegevees
Pittsfield
Wena
Sugar Grove
Spring
Creek
South West
Eee
Watson Ebe
Buffalo
East Buffalo Livestock Market Prices Report
Cattle prime steers ranging 9.00 to 9.25 per hundredweight for 1200 to 1400 lb. targets with other steers 7.25 to 7.65, cows 6.00 to 6.56, heifers 7.00 to 7.50, pulls 5.75 to 6.40, veals 10.26 to 10.75, and fair to good 9.25 to 10.00. Sheep and lambs include choice spring lambs 7.00 to 7.35, mixed sheep 4.00 to 4.25. hogs light yorkers 7.65 to 7.75 and heavy hogs 8.10 to 8.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Buffalo Hay Market Prices
Timothy No. 2 on track sells for 16.50 to 17.00 dollars per unit. No. 1 choice clover mixed hay priced 16.00 to 16.50. Oat and wheat straw quoted at 9.00 to 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Timothy
Moving Letter From Prison Inspires Jail Conditions Inquiry
An eastern state commission on jail conditions asks inmates to write candid letters. The first opened missive was eloquent and described conditions, including live insects. The board has not yet opened further envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huling
Young
Berry
Huntingdon
Schwartz
Powell, R
Cresswell
R Shaw
Howley
McLean
Greenwalt
McKee
Force
Hamilton
Erwin
Parker
Soc
Musser
Slayton
Warren Trust Company
Warren Trust Company of
Second Street
Eneeneenerteeeerres
Reser
Pasteese
Bonds & Mort’gs
ANA Lols Eeesserer Cere
Commonwealth
Yenses
Guaratileoe
Baeoe Folks Avearadl
Veka
Otal Trust Lunas
Pepys
Jon
Globe
Emma Olphine
New Rochelle
Baltimore
Boston
Hazelet
N. C
Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Rosenthal
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!