Breach of Promise Case Heard in Alderman Court
New York born Fanny Swartz sued cobbler William Leber in Titusville alleging broken engagement and unpaid funds. She claims 20 letters and $35 lent, plus $35 spent on a party. Leber offered marriage expenses and furniture but she refuses to marry. She seeks restitution and return to New York amid social ridicule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ew York
Miss Swartz
New York
Garment Workers
Heber
Ana
Titusville
Tem
Leber
Squire Sleibrich
Old Soldier Indignant Over Mexican Tensions
An American in Mexico City dated November 14 appeals for telegraph transmission of his message. He condemns Mexican mobs for burning and harming Americans, criticizes local newspapers, and urges U.S. government action to force respect for the American flag and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Tex
United States
Mexico City
Texas
Mexico
Mexican Herald
Daily Record
Old Glory
John Freeman
Brakeman Falls From Box Car In Snowstorm
William Burke a yard brakeman for the Erie at Hornell fell from the top of a box car during a heavy snowstorm and was found with his left arm severed. He was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but regarded as having a good chance of recovery. Burke, 380 years old, unmarried, resides at 55 Maple Street Hornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burke
The
Erie
Hornell
Burke
Maple Street
Mail Advertising Drives Results for Subscriptions
An ad promotes subscribing to the Mail and pledges strong readership impact. It frames subscription as a reliable way to reach a broad audience and grow engagement through print notices.
Twain left estate valued at six hundred thousand dollars
The Mark Twain estate inventory shows a total of 611136, with Stormfield and the Lobster Pot valuing 70000 and personal property at 541136. The sole heir is his daughter Jean Clemens’ estate passed to Mark Twain, with $200000 in Mark Twain Company stock and notable losses in Plasmon investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Albert Bigelow Paine
Harry A. Lounsberry
Redding
Conn
Stormfield
Ossip Gabrilowitch
Mark Twain Company
Lincoln Trust Company
New York
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Utah Consolidated Mining Company
United Fruit Company
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
Union Pacific Railroad
Fentress Land Company
J. Langdon Company
Roadport Deeps
Boausyne Istendiainsa Ip Meitessiee
Sanford Wilson
C. J. Langdon
Plasmon
Plasmon Syndicate, Ltd
Plasmon Company of America
Jean Clemens
C. L. Webster
Walter Scott
H. H. Rogers
Webster Company
King Arthur’s Court
Pudd’shead Wilson
Tom Sawyer
Official Warren County election vote totals
The following is the total official vote for Warren county in the recent election. Governor Tener led Berry by 120 with Tener 1 903 and Berry 1 783. Speer won Congress over Breene by 700. Knapp won State Senate over Boeschlin by 1 224. Schofield won Assembly over Kareer by 879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Tener
Berry
Grim
Larkin
Slayton
Anton
Congress
Speer
Breene
Gill
McKeoun
Gooser
State Senate
Knapp
Boeschlin
Miller
Jackson
Assembly
Schofield
Kareer
Lacy
Kraeer
Cluthe Institute Ad Promises Free Book By Request
An advertisement on page 7 from The Cluthe Institute of New York City invites readers who are afflicted to request a free mailed book. The notice stresses no payment or obligation beyond requesting the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluthe Institute
New York City
Mexican ambassador decries Texas lynching, demands reparation
Crowds in the capital protested U S action after a Mexican citizen was lynched in Texas prompting the Mexican ambassador to demand reparation. In related news twenty six conspirators were convicted in an alleged plot to kill the Japanese emperor and urged for capital punishment. Washington reports secretary Dickinson may urge buying aircraft for the army. An oil tank explosion at Constable Hook killed one and left several missing, with losses valued at 250 005 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States
Japan
Washington
Dickinson
Constable Hook
Reciprocity conference adjourns in Ottawa to reconvene in Washington
The conference of American and Canadian reciprocity commissioners adjourned in Ottawa to meet again in Washington in January with both sides predicting a treaty. In Eastern France several villages were flooded by rivers overflowing banks. A Winnipeg dispatch notes distress for two hundred fishermen returning from Northern stations on the steamer Wolverine, silent for ten days. Secretary MacVeagh plans the treasury budget to the lowest feasible figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Washington
France
Winnipeg
Lake Winnipeg
Wolverine
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
Cuba official charged in Pinto Guerra shooting
General Monteagudo of the Rural Guard of Cuba faces charges over implicated involvement in the shooting of Pinto Guerra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monteagudo
Cuba
Pinto Guerra
St. Petersburg
Leo Tolstoy
Tula
Mexico City
Ballinger
Cunningham
Ballinger-Pinchot
Circuit Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Notable Donations and Incidents Reported in Brief
Nathan Straus gave 5000 dollars to the Tuber culosis Preventorium for Children in Farmingdale New Jersey. The Rev Dr Ferdinand QO Zesch collapsed and died in Jamaica. General Valladares of Honduras offered to surrender to government troops at Amapala. A riot in Modena Italy left several seriously injured between Catholics and Socialists. A warrant charges the Bethany College right end with murder in the West Virginia University captain's death at Wheeling.
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Nathan Straus
Farmingdale
N. J
Ferdinand QO. Zesch
Jamaica
Valladares
Amapala
Honduras
Modena
Italy
Bethany College
West Virginia University
Wheeling
W. Va
Tolstoy ill at litle station near Geshaya Poliana
Count Leo Tolstoy is seriously ill at a small railroad station near Asta fova about 89 miles from his home at Geshaya Poliana. His daughter serves as nurse as medical aid is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Tolstoy
Astafova
Geshaya Poliana
Leon
Nicaragua
Eugene B. Ely
Albany
New York
Birmingham
Fort Monroe
American Federation of Labor
St Louis
Samuel Gompers
Taft
Henry H. Rogers
Europe
Japan
Panama Canal
Tolstoy Suffering Bronchitis Dispatch From Tol hunch
A Tolstoy dispatch from Tula reports the author is ill with bronchitis but not in immediate danger. A naval test damages the monitor Puritan in Hampton Roads during a nitroglycerin explosion experiment. In Nashville a jury clears Robin J. Cooper in a second murder trial. Henry R. Faxen pleads guilty to bank theft and receives five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Tolstoy
Tula
Russia
Hampton Roads
Nashville
Tenn
Robin J. Cooper
W. Carmack
Henry R. Faxen
People’s National Bank of
Roxbury
Mass
Kinzua Couple Weds In Grace M. I. Parsonage
Carl S. Fogle and Lillian H. Smith, both of Kinzua, were married Wednesday November 9 by Rev. J. P. Burns at the Grace M. I. church parsonage on Prospect street. After visits in Ohio cities, the couple will reside in Kinzua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzua
Carl S. Fogle
Lillian H. Smith
J. P. Burns
Grace M. I
Prospect Street
Ohio
Bride Miss Ivyl Cherrie Marries C Emil Peterson
Miss Ivyl Cherrie daughter of Mr and Mrs P O Cherrie of Clarendon wed C Emil Peterson last Thursday evening at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Lockwood officiating Miss Romaine Cherrie sister of the bride played the Lohengrin march After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding tour and will reside in Jamestown where the bridegroom is employed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivyl Cherrie
P. O. Cherrie
Clarendon
C. Emil Peterson
Lockwood
Methodist Episopal Church
Romaine Cherrie
Linen Shower Honors Bride-Elect Maude Schuler
Mrs. Harold Jordan hosted a linen shower for Miss Maude Schuler last Wednesday evening. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage this month with a taffy pull, refreshments, and guests presenting numerous linen pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Jordan
Maude Schuler
Miss Schuler
Heavy Snow Storm Hits Western Pennsylvania
A November storm brought record snowfall to Warren and Sheff ield with 14 inches by 6 p.m. Saturday morning, plus several more inches later. Williamsport saw little snow while Oil City measured 13 to 16 inches, and Corry with river division lines reported similar conditions. The Washington sleeper entered an Arctic scene as it moved westward over the P and E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sheffield
Williamsport
Washington
Corry
P. R. R. Franklin
Oil City
October Emergency Hospital Report Highlights Record Work
The October report shows the hospital admitting 54 patients and treating more cases than ever, with several deaths and many patients remaining. Donations include roses from Mr Printz, tomatoes from Mrs Reilley, tablecloths from Mrs Carie Horton, fruit from Miss Bemis, price items from F J Sands, a rocking chair from J B Bayer, and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Printz
P. Reilley
Carie Horton
Miss Bemis
F. J. Sands
J. B. Bayer
Winning Governors in doubtful states listed by party
The doubtful states' successful gubernatorial winners include Pennsylvania John K Tener Republican New Jersey Woodrow Wilson Democrat New York John A Dix Democrat Ohio Judson Harmon Democrat Massachusetts Eugene N Foss Democrat New Hampshire Robert P Bass Republican Minnesota Adolph O Eberhart Republican Wisconsin Francis E McGovern Republican California Hiram M Johnson Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
John K. Tener
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
New York
John A. Dix
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Massachusetts
Eugene N. Foss
New Hampshire
Robert P. Bass
Minnesota
Adolph O. Eberhart
Wisconsin
Francis E. McGovern
California
Hiram M. Johnson
All Depends on Listening to Reminiscences and Preliminaries
A quotation from the Washington Herald contrasts reaction to hard luck stories. It ponders whether tales are mere reminiscences or setup for a new touch, noting varied attitudes toward such narratives.
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Washington Herald
Too many cooks spoiled the broth warns wise guy
A Philadelphia Record humor piece quotes a wise guy and a simple mug debating kitchen wisdom. The exchange contrasts caution against excess with a quip about appetizers spoiling appetite.
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Philadelphia Record
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Nickle of Robinson
Mrs. Herman L. Greenland hosted a bridge party Saturday afternoon honoring Mrs. A. W. Nickle of Robinson Illinois who has been visiting friends in Warren for several weeks.
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Bridge
A. W. Nickle
Robinson, Ir
Warren
Mackay Couple Celebrate 30th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Robert Mackay of Third Street celebrated the 30th anniversary of their marriage on Monday and received congratulations from a host of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mackay
Third Street
Wilbert Platte Wedding in Ripley New York
Mr. George Wilbert and Mrs. Mary Platte wed Saturday at the bride’s daughter’s home in Ripley New York. Wilbert is the head baker at Marker's Bakery. The couple will reside in Warren.
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George Wilbert
Mary Platte
Ripley
N. Y
Perry Mason
Wilbert
Marker’s Bakery
Warren
Miss Simmons Hosts Friends in Honor of Upcoming Marriage
Miss Aleda Simmons entertained a group at her home Monday evening in honor of Miss Maude Schuler and Oscar Benson whose marriage will be a forthcoming event. Music and games were enjoyed and supper was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleda Simmons
Maude Schuler
Oscar Benson
Deaths of John B. Cochener and Israel Conrath
John B. Cochener died at his home near Tidioute on Tuesday November 8 from a stroke. He was born in Vocular France on December 8 1833 and spent most of his life in Warren county leaving a widow and seven children. Funeral services were held at St John’s Catholic church in Tidioute. Israel Conrath a Civil War veteran and former Warren resident died November 6 in Lima Ohio. He belonged to Eben N Ford Post G A R.
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John B. Cochener
Tidioute
Mr. Cochener
Vocular
France
America
Warren County
Gustave
Frank Cochener
M. J. Ryan
Silver Springs
N. Y
Julia Cochener
New York
John Cochener
West Virginia
A. L. Schellhammer
Ella Cochener
Warren
St. John’s Catholic Church
Israel Conrath
Lima
Ohio
Conrath
Eben N. Ford
Father Sues Teacher Over Brutal Treatment Claim
Millard Tullmore of Bethayres sues Miss Catherine Whiteside for 1900 dollars alleging brutal treatment of his 15 year old daughter Cornelia in Huntingdon Valley public school. Whiteside admits punishment occurred after Cornelia refused to remove a book strap and to write lines, but claims the girl was not physically harmed. The school board backs the teacher and will defend, while Fullmore seeks to clarify whether a teacher may be punished with impunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Millard Tullmore
Bethayres
Catherine Whiteside
Huntingdon Valley
Cornelia
Miss Whiteside
Jesse Larzelere
Fullmore
Tragic Philadelphia Child Ends Life After Mother’s Death
Harriet Owens, ten, grieves for her mother who died when she was six. She used her father’s revolver to end her life, found beside a wreath from the coffin. A note read, Goodby papa I am going to join mother and I hope that God will forgive me.
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Philadelphia
Harriet Owens
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Fanny Swartz
William
Lueber
Grand Congert Regital
Penn
Anthony Stankowitch
Harry Thomas
Singing Four
Bertram F. Shivler
Roy C. Morgan
George E. Butts
Herman Gahwe
Charles F. Strickland
Winter Song
Messrs
Shivler, Morgan, Butts and
Gahwe
Allegro
Scarlatti
Ingemisco
Bullard
Tausig . Wagner
Verdi
Herman F. Gahwe
Part
Grieg
Hawley
Shirler, Morgan, Butts and Gahwe
Adelaide
Ludwig von Beethoven
Harry ‘Thomas
Little Osgood
Valse—Badinage Vecchio
Minuetto—Scambatti
Elves
Heyman
Stankowitch
Piccardie
Shirler, Morgan, Butts and
Osgood
George W. Chadwick
Enes
Newell & Gaughn
Wilbert Platte
Miss Simmons
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