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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1912

Page

3

Kane Booze List and Other Local News in Kane

The Kane Republican reports 168 men named in local postings at Kane hotels and liquor stores. Other items include a missing girl case near Punxsutawney solved by skeletal remains, an acquittal in Titusville, an election judge arrest in Ridgway, costs of a smallpox outbreak in Carbondale, a Salvation Army adjutant found dead near Corry, a New York agricultural conference on dairy laws, and proposed dairy testing and pasteurization measures.

Kane Republican Kane Corry Battle Holslow John Strauiss Battle Hollow William H. Hutter Titusville Meadville Frank J.thomas C. E. Spicer Hutter Justice of the Peace Elk County Windfilder Samuel G. Dixon Carbondale Dixon New York Huson Albany

Boiler Explosion Kills 20 on Japanese Cruiser Nisshin

Tokio reports twenty sailors dead after a boiler explosion on the Japanese cruiser Nisshin. The blast, said to result from the vessel grounding at Shimoda, prompted the landing of the dead at Yokosuka.

Tokio Nisshin Shimoda Yokosugh

Syracuse Man Killed In Auto Crash

Lee Huffman traveling agent for Franklin Manufacturing of Syracuse New York was killed when the automobile turned turtle in West Lynchburg as they attempted a run around a wagon M C Price of Lynchburg Virginia was injured in the crash

Syracuse Lee Huffman Franklin Manufacturing Company N. Y M. C. Price Lynchburg West Lynchburg

Hen expert blames hens for egg price rise

Dr H M Lanon the government's hen specialist says hens mainly drive high egg prices. He notes moulting season reduces laying, while speculation may contribute. prices nationwide should average 55 to 60 cents a dozen and fall after moulting ends.

H. M. Lanon Dr. Lanon

Fire Destroys Home. Civil War Vet Henry Henry Dies

A fire at Sterling Run five miles west of Emporium Pennsylvania last week killed 82 year old Henry Henry. Neighbors tried to save him but the blaze consumed the house and his charred body was found afterward. He served with Pennsylvania infantry in the Civil War and was unmarried.

Sterling Run Emporium Henry Henry Henry Pennsylvania Infantry

Cornell Athlete Larrowe Stricken With Tuberculosis

D M Larrowe a leading Cornell athlete is critically ill with tuberculosis at the Cornell infirmary in Ithaca. A 22 year old from Cohocton New York, his illness developed suddenly last week. Chester Childs Platt editor Batavia Times named private secretary to Governor elect William Sulzer. a prominent Democrat and former Ithacan Democrat editor since 1893.

D. M. Larrowe Cornell’ University Cornell Ithaca Larrowe Cohocton N. Y Chester Childs Platt Batavia Times William Sulzer New York Batavia Syracuse Platt Sulzer Ithacan Democrat

Binghamton Press Passes To New Owner

Jerome B. Hadsell acquires the Binghamton Press through the generosity of William Sharp Kilmer a millionaire patent medicine maker and founder of the evening paper Kilmer says he wished to relieve a heavy burden and transferred the paper to a longtime trusted employee with Kilmer placing full confidence in the change

Binghamton Press Willis Sharp Kilmer Jerome B. Hadsell Kilmer

Woman Drives Burglar From Home in Corning

Mrs. Gibson Gamble of Corning New York wife of a New York Central conductor confronted a burglar alone. She armed herself with a revolver after hearing noises and fired from the stairs. The intruder fled the house after the second shot.

Gibson Gamble Corning N. Y New York Central

Importation of Seed Potatoes Stopped in New York

State Agricultural Commissioner Calvin J. Hudson issued an order prohibiting seeding potato imports into New York from Newfoundland St. Pierre Miquelon England Scotland Ireland Wales Germany and Austria Hungary to prevent potato wart disease.

Oldest voter in Chautauqua County named

Deville A. White of Fredonia is 97 and the county's oldest voter while Ezekiel Roe of Panama 95, a lifelong Democrat who first voted for William H. Harrison in 1840 and has cast ballots in 18 presidencies. Advertise in the Mail and Get Results. Subscribe for the adAlio.

Deville A. White Fredonia N. Y Chautauqua County Ezekiel Roe Panama William H. Harrison

Union Meeting of Granges at Corydon

Warren County Pomona Grange No. 10 meets Corydon Grange Fo. 1205 on December 5-6 with 1:30 PM opening. Lecturers, lessons, and discussions cover farming, road taxes, apple varieties, school comparisons, winter work, and Grange unity. E. D. Stewart, Master. Alice Bumpus, Lecturer.

Warren County Pomona Grange Corydon Grange R. H. Duntley Ann Siggins Brokenstraw Grange Freda Hanna Allegheny Grange L. H. Walling Elk Grange East Branch Grange Long Orange Averill Limestone Grange Mountain Grange Clyde English Pleasant Grange Spring Creek Grange Geo.a. Woodside Sugar Grove Grange Valley Grange Warren Grange R. E. Green Clara Olmstead Grange C. E. Marsh Ackley Grange Young Peoples’ Hour Marsh E. D. Stewart Alice Bumpus

Report of condition Warren Savings Bank 1912

Bank of Warren, Warren County Pennsylvania, presents its Report of Condition as of November 9 1912. It lists resources including cash reserve securities time loans and bonds amounting to 4 645 955 21 and liabilities totaling 4 645 595 21 with capital surplus and profits and assorted deposits and checks. Notary and directors certify accuracy.

Warren Savings Bank Warren Warren County Pennsylvania Ceeseveees Ney St Cps Ni Bwintenid SOO Commonwealth Pennsylvania Banks & Trust Cos State OF OF Warren

Child Training Shapes Self-Control Over Years

The article argues care in early life builds thoughtfulness and self-reliance, noting self-control is a character that defines manhood or womanhood and is not learned in a day but through patient teaching across babyhood and childhood.

Humane French Burglars Target Paris Law Society Box

Burglars broke into M. Lindet's shooting box at Fosse Mousson and ransacked the room. They destroyed animal traps and cnares and left a warning scrawled on the wall: Be kind to animals or else we will return.

Humane M. Lindet Paris Law Society Fosse Mousson

Iceland Exploration by Herm Stoll in 1910 11

A Swiss traveler Herm Stoll undertook extensive Iceland explorations in 1910 and 1911 covering more than five thousand kilometers. The two-year journey showcased remarkable endurance and geographic reach across the island.

Iceland Herm Stoll

Good Rule to Observe in Life and Conduct

A short moral note urges keeping your mind unhurt and judgment intact in all life matters. The maxim promises strong security in undertakings if you mind deportment and avoid offense. It frames Epicurus? Actually Epictetus as the source of guidance. The emphasis is on self-control and principled behavior.

Lfe Epictetus Edward A. Wilson Mr. Wilson Charles A. Abbott Ann Street New York City

Is a Peach in Baltimore Sun Flavor

The Maryland baked peach is praised as a perfect dessert, described with grand, mythic imagery that elevates the dish above ordinary fare and suggests it tempts even the gods. The piece uses playful classical allusions to celebrate its appeal.

Maryland Jove Neptune Baltimore Sun

Round Robin Petition Origin in French Government

A Round Robin is a grievance petition where signatories arrange names in a circular ribbon. Derived from two French words meaning round and ribbon, it was first used by officials of the French government.

Tramp Question Sparks Quip from Ragged Rogers

In a humorous exchange, Ragged Rogers answers a question about becoming a tramp by citing family physician advice to take long walks after meals, noting his habit since then.

Ragged Rogers

Estate of Addison Moore In Warren County Orphans Court

In the Orphans Court of Warren County Pennsylvania proceedings for the estate of Addison Moore deceased. Under court order dated in the December term 1912 the administrator will act on a specified date to proceed with the matter.

Addison Moore Orphans Court Warren County Pennsylvania

Warren County sale of Addison Moore estate lands at public vendue

At the court house in Warren Pennsylvania the estate of Addison Moore deceased is offered for sale to the highest bidder. Three parcels in Pittsfield Township are described with acreage totals and boundaries. Terms offer one third cash on confirmation and two equal annual installments with interest secured by mortgage.

Warren Pennsylvania Addison Moore Pittsfield County of State of Towit A. D. Jackson Charles Whitney Jackson W. PF. Dalrymple John Shellhouse Recorder's Office Warren County George Long F. Bondinat Nancy Long Pittsfield Township Alexander Wilson Cookson Fred McIntyre William F. Dalrymple Addison A. Moore Emma Moore Said County

Notice of Adminstration Accounts in Warren County

Register of Warren County announces that the listed administrators filed accounts in their estates. The Orphans' Court will consider the accounts on December 2 at 2 PM for confirmation and allowance, with F A Wood as Register. Office at Warren Pa dated November 2, 1912.

Warren County Orphans’ Court F. A. Wood Register Warren, Pa

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Cambridge Springs California Corry Elks Salvation Army J. E. Proper Volunteers of America Erie Proper Union City Platt Sulzer Union Meeting OF Granges Corydon Henry Park District Court of the United States Western District Louis Emil Hermansen Act of Congress Pittsburgh William T. Lindsey Mona F. Berney Orphans’ Court of D. C. Arird Navy D. A. Arird Packar-Foni Drug Co Laverty O Turkiby Ida E. Shear David Shear Otis P. Hofffman Nancy L. Hoffman W. R. Dawson Jennie A. Cook Justin E. Cochener Mary J. Cochener J. G. McDonald James H. Coburn John R. Smith Clarendon Sarah C. Smith A. W. Eaton Philadelphia Life Insurance Penn. Ave E. Warren, Pa T. J. Foley A. A. Davia & Co B. Warren Tel. Co John Hepburn, M. D N. E Market Street Pennsylvania Avenue Bell Phone L. C. Eddy, Atorney-at-Law West General Law D. G. Blackman Second BELL R. N. Lansing Rensselaer, N. Y Assembly Dr. Miles Miles’ Ieart Miles Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind
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