Tellman and Montgomery wed in Warren ahead of European trip
Mr. Fred Tellman of Youngsville and Miss Bertha Montgomery of Spring Creek were married in Warren last Wednesday. They plan a three month trip to Europe visiting friends in Germany and will reside on College Street in Youngsville after returning.
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Tellman- Montgomery
Fred Tellman
Youngsville
Bertha Montgomery
Spring Creek
Warren
Europe
Germany
College Street
Miss Ethel Akins Weds Oscar Johnson in Youngsville
Miss Ethel Florence Akins daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Akins of Youngsville married Oscar F. Johnson of Warren at noon last Thursday. The ceremony was at the bride’s home conducted by Rev BB Pury with immediate family present. A four course luncheon followed and the couple left for Buffalo and Detroit. They will live on Franklin street in Warren where Johnson is a pharmacist at Reig's drug store. The bride received silver linen cut glass and furniture as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Florence Akins
J. A. Akins
Youngsville
Oscar F. Johnson
Warren
Youngsville Methodist Episcopal Church
Buffalo
Detroit
Franklin Street
Reig
Warren Team Honored at Titusville Dance Event
Warren football players and friends were honored at a Saturday dance at Odd Fellows hall in Titusville hosted by the local athletic association. Coleman's orchestra plus a pianist provided music for about fifty couples, with decorations in Titusville and Warren colors and a warm reception at the station by local high school pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Titusvile
Odd Fellows Hall
Titusville
Athletic Association of
Coleman
Miss Brown
Howard Fulton
Chester Felton, Jr
Charles Bailey
John McKay
John Funk
Attiudaudée
Oil City
Watrém
Burglary Claim Hinges on Homeowner’s Small Wealth
A householder testifies he had only three dollars seventy-five cents at home when a burglar pressed for payment. The thief insists on calculating profit from time and tools, prompting a dispute over value and intent during the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litfe
Senator Sorghum Campaign Quip Sparks Boosted Effort
A campaigner mocks an opponent’s claim of an easy win while Senator Sorghum invites the idea. He suggests encouraging the rival to step back to a walk so Sorghum can surge ahead with a burst of speed and victory in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sorghum
Guayaquil Sanitation Plan Tied to Panama Canal Funds
United States and Ecuador plan immediate sanitation of Guayaquil to prevent harbor quarantine risks once the Panama Canal opens. Army medical officials warn ships from Guayaquil could be barred or heavily quarantined, risking global trade. Funds for a preliminary survey may come from Panama canal sanitary allocations, with Congress to decide if needed.
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Guayaquil
Panama
United States
Ecuador
Pacific
Comptroller of the Treasury
War Department
Comptroller
State Department
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Army
Enoch Crowder
Colon
Congress
Thomas Nast
Public Health Losses to Yellow Fever Include Officers
The article notes deaths from yellow fever among United States Public Health and Marine Service officers at a pest hole, recalling last winter's loss of Commander Bertolette of the Yorktown and several crewmen to the same disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health and Marine Service
Bertolette
United States
Yorktown
Civil Service Applies to All Fourth Class Postmasters
President Taft's executive order via Postmaster General Hitchcock brings all fourth class postmasters under civil service. The Civil Service Commission will certify eligibles for Class A offices and inspectors will recommend for Class B posts, affecting 386,236 post offices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Hitchcock
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Classified Service
Early Bonheur painting found in San Francisco
A Rosa Bonheur work long listed as missing was located in San Francisco. The painting shows a peasant driving sheep and cattle along a sunken road and bears the initials R B 39. Miss Anna Klumpke identified it. the owner is J L Cahill who bought it 23 years ago for 60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Bonheur
San Francisco
R. B
Anna Klumpke
J. L. Cahill
Europe
Sanders
Duty to the End: Menominee Reporter Names Successor
William F. Trayer of Menominee Michigan a Chicago morning newspaper correspondent wrote to the editor from his deathbed recommending I M Stiles as his successor. A telegram soon confirmed Trayer's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F., Trayer
Menominee
Mich
Chicago
M. Stiles
Stiles
Trayer
Root's Chair at Princeton Given to Elihu Root Lecturer
Senator Elihu Root was named Stafford Little lecturer on public affairs at Princeton University. The chair stems from a $10,000 gift by the late Stafford Little, alumnus of the 1844 class. Grover Cleveland held the chair until 1908, then McClellan of New York, followed by Joseph H. Choate last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Root
Stafford Little
Princeton University
Grover Cleveland
McClellan
New York
Joseph H. Choate
Bought and Paid For at Library Theatre November 27
The sensational play Bought and Paid For tours with William A Brady directing. Virginia Blaine a New York hotel operator falls for Robin Stafford, a drinking husband, leading to forgiveness and happiness. The Harlem flats set, Jimmy Gilley, and a humor driven finale promise strong audience appeal. Seats available at Newell's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gav. H. Broadhurst
William “A. Brady
New York
Library Theatre
William A. Brady
Virginia Blaine
Robin Stafford
Stafford
Fanny
Jimmy Gilley
Jimmy
Harlem
Newell’s Pharmacy
Dante's Inferno At Woodard Theatre This Week
Dante's Inferno comes to the Woodard Theatre with a two hour photo play presented Thursday and Friday featuring music and spectacular effects. Five reels and clear realistic pictures promise a grand evening. Monday opens with Warren's Himmelein Players performing In the Bishop's Carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodard Theatre
Warren
Himmelein
Two Clever Comedies and Western Thrills At The Theatorium
On Friday and Saturday nights November 22 and 23 the Hoodoo Letter and One On Jones headline the bill, with Bug and the Count a high class comedy and Border Detective Flying A westerns following. The program promises 45 minutes of wholesome fun music and entertainment for five cents.
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Jones
Bug
Count
Flying A
Paris Honors Giants with Widespread Statues
Paria celebrates its heroes with multiple statues. Voltaire is honored by four memorials, Diderot by two, Alfred de Musset appears in three depictions, Jeanne d’Arc has four statues, Lamartine two effigies.
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Paria
Paris
Voltaire
Diderot
Dictionaire Encyclopedique
Alfred de Musset
Jeanne d’Arc
Lamartine
Widow of long-serving pastor dies in Cripplestyle home
Mrs Williams widow of the Rev Samuel Williams pastor of the Congregational church in Cripplestyle has died in the house where she was born and lived all her eighty six years. She rarely slept away from home, leaving the same house for only about six nights in her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Samuel Williams
Congregational Church
Cripplestyle
Lenaéon Daily Mail
Motor Car Jumps Three Feet at Drawbridge
A motor car carrying six occupants leaped three feet between closing drawbridge leaves at Haddiscoe Norfolk, clearing the gap safely as the bridge began to close. The London Mail reports the daring crossing without injury.
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Haddiscoe
Norfolk
London Mail
Dog forces curfew by chasing kids at eight
In a Connecticut hamlet strict rules hold as a night-watchman uses a dog to drive children from the streets at eight o clock. The canine is blamed for enforcing the town curfew in a nod to old fashioned enforcement methods.
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Connecticut
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Warren County Street Railway and Public Offices Listing
Street railway schedules from Warren cover Main Line and P and E routes with frequent departures and special Warren Jamestown line service. STATE EDUCATION BOARD members and local officials listed include Shaeffer, Knapp, Hinckley, and Shaeffer as ex-officio. county health officers across townships are named. city officers and ward representatives are enumerated.
Official Directory of State and Federal Officials Mentioned
The list names President Taft and a wide roster of federal and state offices led by Taft era figures. It includes the vice president James Sherman, secretaries Knox McVeagh Stimpson Hitchcock and others with local officials such as Warren and Conewango registrar coverage. The townships Farmington Glade Pleasant Pine Grove MiK and Pine Grove are noted with local health and highway authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Putnam
C. A. Love
A. Wood
A. C. Mook
E. E Thompson
S. A. Cramer
George F. Yates
John Siggins
C. C. Cooper
W. J. Farnsworth
MacAlney
John Linstrum
J. H. Riscol
Geo. A. DeForest
D. F. A. Wheelock
C.S. Knapp
Warren
M. W. Ball
Farmington
Pine Grove
Conewango
Glade
Elk
Pleasant
H. J. Bierce
Columbus
Freehold
A. J. Damon
Spring Creek
Pittsfield
H. J. Spencer
Sugar Grove
John Spencer
Chandlers Valley
Kinzua
Corydon
C. R. Morrison
Brokenstraw
R. H. McDowell
Youngsville
Deerfield
Watson
Triumph
Limestone
KE. T. Morris
Tidioute
Eldred
South West
W. M. Maultby
Grand Valley
Mead
Cherry Grove
Sheffield
C. EB. Allen
William H. Taft
Ohio
James S. Sherman
New York
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Franklin McVeagh
Illinois
Henry L. Stimson
Geo. W. Wickersham
Frank H. Hitchcock
Massachusetts
Navy
Geo. von L. Meyer
Interior
W. L. Fish
A. KE. Sisson
Exie
Chas
Wright
Henry Houck
Nathan 8. Schaeffer
Thos. J. Stewart
Samuel A. McCulloch
J. A. Berkey
John C. Delaney
State Board of Health
Samuel G. Dixon
KE. M. Biglow
State Department of Health
C. W. Schmehl
Glade, Pleasant
Mlk
Indian fighting fish and bulldog combat traditions
The text describes Indian fighting fish as rivals to bulldogs in fierce duels. It notes they fight relentlessly until death, and that East Indian natives wager on these fish fights, treating the fish as prize animals.
Engagement Toast From The Page Of Fluegende Blaetter
A lettered line from Flie gende Blaetter features a courtship scene in a restaurant. A man pledges happiness to his partner and asks the waitress to bring a portion of cheese for the young lady, signaling a festive engagement moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harlor
Root
Princeton
Usua
Carver
Dante’s Inferno
Theatorium
SIM
City Main
Conewango Line
Conewango Avenue
Main Line
Laurel Street Loop
North Warren Line
North Warren
Clarendon
Warren and
Jamestown
State Education Board
M. G. Brumbaugh
Philadelphia
David B. Oliver
Pittsburg
George M. Phillips
West Chester
John S. Billing
Eric
William M. Coughlin
Wilkes-Barre
N. C. Shaeffer
Warren County Officers
W. D. Hinckley
John Siggina
Joseph Walkerman
L. M. Neely
Orphans’ Court
F. A Wood
Daneila A. Wilder
Henry Park
W. G. Tate
Frank J. Lyons
W. B. Weed
S. G. Waid
Tipstaves
Warren Boro
Burgess
Herbert G. Maton
A. J. Hazeltine
John Smith
William Schnur
John Berdine
N. E H. Spencer
de Forest A. Wheelock Police
J E. Wheeler
A. W. Mumford
Edwin JF. Baker
H. P. Stone
S. A. Orr
John Hepburn
A. Mintzer
George I. Maybank
Frank Clark
John Williams
John Schueltz
O. P. Nichola
8. Holmberg
T. O. Hazen
Board OF Health
M. D
J. W. Wiggins
Board of School Directors
George E. Colvin
Earl McDonald
M. M. Dunham
E. L. Corah
N. L. Corah
Rarle McDonald
J. «. Russell
J. H. Alexander
George EF. Colvis
Norman H. Spencer
N. H. Spencer
Karl V. MacDonald
E. J. Corah
M M. Dunham
Earl V. MacDonald
E. L. Coral
Geo. E. Colvin
J.H. Alexander
J. C. Russell
Corah
Official Directory
Agriculture
James Wilson
Iowa
Commerce and Labor
Charles Nagel
Missouri
U.S
Ed. R. Allen
Curtis M. Shawkey
Peter M. Speer
Venangos County
Earl H. Beshlin
State Government
John K. Tener
John M.reynolds
Commonwealth
Robert McAfee
M. Hampton Vedd
M. V. Bali
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