Prothonotary Sets Hearing on Final Account in Warren County
Notice that the Prothonotary of Warren county will on Monday December 7 1908 at 10 oclock a m present to the Court of Common Pleas the final account of C J Frantz and Ed H Morrison Trustees of Frances Giesselbrecht deceased for confirmation. The account will be allowed unless a cause be shown to the contrary. H M Putnam Prothonotary. Administrator notice letters of administration on estate of J Michael Lasher and Leah Lasher have been granted to S Rogers Admr Warren Pa. Creditors and claimants urged to act promptly for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
B. G. Gregory
Court of Common Pleas
Pennsylvania
C.J. Frantz
Ed. H. Morrison
Frances Giesselbrecht
H. M. Putnam
J Michael Lasher
Leah Lasher
Conewango Township
Warren Co
Notices of estate accounts in Warren County court
Register ED R Allen announces that accounts for numerous estates and guardianships have been filed and will be presented to the Orphans Court of Warren County on December 7 at 2 p m for confirmation and allowance. Included are first and final accounts for Carlson, Keefer, Thomp son, Richardson, Meade, Gray, and Swart estates among others with guardianship filings for minors. Warren Pa November 7 1908.
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Wee
Warren County
Orphans’ Court
P. A. Carlson
J. A. Carlson
Perry D. Clark
Wilhelmine Sebnur
Nettie McNair Parker
Nettie Elizabeth Talbott
Lizzie Talbott
Collins M. Talbott
Frank 8. Richardson
Jane Hill
K. T. Meade
G. F., Meade
Azada Gray
Francis M. Gray
Frank W. Swart
John H. Swart
Oscar Swanson
Haida E. Anderson
John A. Ek
Donald H. Haggerty
William Haggerty
Notice of Incorporation Petition for Brokenstraw and Stillwater Co
Notice is given that John A. Day Frank D. Kinnear W A Alexander and E B Benson will apply to the Governor on December 24, 1908 under Pennsylvania law to incorporate the Brokenstraw and Stillwater Telephone and Telegraph Company. The charter would authorize construction and operation of telephone and telegraph lines and related business. Solicitor U ARTRD 11-26-41.
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Nou
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
John A. Day
Frank D. Kinnear
W A. Alexander
E. B. Benson
Brokenstraw and Stillwater Telephone and Telegraph Company
Act of Assembly
U. Artrd
Cleaning White Kid Gloves The Fast Safe Method
A brief cleaning guide from the New Inca Woman's Magazine advises using cold water, two clean towels, and white soap. Work in small sections, dampen a fresh towel each time, rub soap on a glove portion, then remove soap with the dry towel, and repeat on the other glove.
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Inca Woman’s Magazine
Editor Faces Heavy Burden Amid Imperial Regard
The piece notes Chancellor Von Bue low must shoulder responsibility for Emperor William's recent newspaper misstep. It casts the managing editor role as difficult, given the monarch's stature.
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von Buelow
William
Nollinger and Thompson Marry in Warren
Daniel E. Nollinger and Alice Thompson wed at Warren on November 18 1908 performed by Rev P J Lux. The couple reside on Canton Street Warren and will start married life there.
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Nolilinceer—Thompson
Warren
P. J. Lux
Daniel E. Nollinger
Alice Thompson
Canton Street
Death Notices From Warren Area 1908
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. F. S. Richardson at 54 after months of illness, Hattie McCoy in Brooklyn aged 51, and Ida Bean in Chicago aged unknown. Surviving relatives include a husband F. S. Richardson, three children, and siblings in England and Ontario. Funerals noted in Warren at local addresses and church services.
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Cornwall
England
Hazel Street
H. M. Conaway
Brad
Chicago
E. B. Fisk
Ida Bean
Sheffield
M. EK
Birth announcements in Iowa and Pennsylvania
At Sibley Iowa on November 8 1908 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Brough ton. In Sugar Grove Pennsylvania on November 17 1908 a son was born to Mr and Mrs George Duell.
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Broughtron
Sibley
Iowa
Jesse Broughton
Broughton
Sugar Grove
The Nine Cheeses Folly in New England Parish
A century old tale tells of a parsimonious New England clergyman who, famed for denying gifts yet accepting them, is fooled when nine cheeses roll out from his sleigh after a charity visit. The hostess gleefully lets the village share the mishap, turning the minister’s miserliness into local lore.
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New England
Nature's Cunning in Shark Egg Mimicry
The article notes protective mimicry in eggs of fishes like Gyropleurodus francisci, whose dark egg resembles kelp when laid among seaweed. The embryo hatches by bursting the egg end. A Pacific coast shark egg is described with tentacles that clasp seaweed and imitate its look.
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California
Pacific Coast
Hanlan’s Speech After Victory in England
Edward Hanlan, once world champion oarsman, shared how his second win in England led to a humorous scene. After the crowd demanded his words, he stood on a window ledge held by friends and managed a swift, inaudible mumble before finally producing the prepared manuscript for reporters, which they deemed a “hit.”
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Edward Hanlan
England
Hanlan
Ancient rustic’s age joke from the Liverpool Mercury
A strolling pedestrian quizzes an old stone breaker about his age. The man repeatedly cites long years with various employers, finally claiming 378 years, insisting he is of a fearful age. The test yields the punchline that his age remains unknown, yet he stays unshaken.
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Sur
Schulin
Farmer Giles
Squire Noakes
Wagoner
Cruker
the Inquirer
Tidessay
Liverpool Mercury
Korea Led Early Inventions Printing Mortar Ironclad
The text notes Korea invented movable type printing in 1324, predating Europe by 126 years, and also early mortar and ironclad ship usage. These achievements influenced world history, with notable use during the 1592 1598 Japanese Korean War.
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Korea
Europe
Japan
Woman Fanning Corpse Quips on Marriage Ban After Husband Dies
A Chinese widow fans her husband’s corpse in winter and tells neighbors she must wait until he was cold before remarrying, quoting his last words to justify her actions. The remark appears in a scrap book excerpt.
Move On Or Be Run Over, Quote from Success Magazine
A succint quotation asserts that nothing in nature remains still and urges action or risk of being overtaken. The saying emphasizes constant motion and progress as universal law.
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Success Magazine
Not Dangerous
A dialogue from the New York Sun notes Pat and Mike discussing whether a woman is dangerous. Mike says she is civilian and too weak to be dangerous anymore.
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Pat
Mike
New York Sun
Agriculture hailed as most healthful and noble work
A quotation from George Washington praises agriculture as mankind’s healthiest and most useful occupation, elevating its moral and practical value in society.
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George Washington
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Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
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Attorney At Law
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Lewis A. Thompson
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State
C. C. Thompson
Third Street
Central Park
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Warren Mail
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R. H. Winger
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