Pinchot Draws Large Forest County Rally For Progressive Reform
Forest County hosts Gifford Pinchot as Progressives rally in East Hickory and Tionesta to denounce Boise Penrose. Pinchot campaigns on Rooseveltian reform, tariff protection, and against political privilege, urging support for all Progressive candidates amid strong local turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot
Forest County
Little Forest
Pinchot
Penrose
W. H. Brazee
Washington County
J. C. Geist
A. M. Coutt
Washington State Committee
Samuel D. Irwin
United States
George F. Watson
Washington
Tionesta
Boise Penrose
Roosevelt
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Taft
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Bigelow
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Europe
Keystone
Hulings
Carl Newberg
George F. Waston
Gressman
Forest Cour
Citie
Nsylvania
Thensylvania
Men of Pen
Boise
Oil City
Penninvain
Sun
Fireman Injured Hoisting Hose at Central Fire House
Driver Sullivan of the Centennial Hose Company smashed two fingers Sunday while hoisting fire hose in the tower. Eugene Baker of 126 Conenango avenue was admitted to Emergency Hospital with typhoid fever on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Centennial Hose Company
Eugene Baker
Conenango Avenue
Jamestown Couple Wedded in Warren
George D. Andruss and Mrs. Louisa Berger wed in Warren on Tuesday served by Rev. J. W. Smith of the First Presbyterian church. After a short wedding trip they will reside at 40 West Eighth Street Jamestown New York. Burning of Transformer Made the Stores Dark. A transformer on Hickory Street burned Saturday night casting many shops into darkness during rush hours. Clerks served customers by candlelight while others used oil lamps or gas.
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Jamestown
Warren
George D. Andruss
Louisa Berger
J. W. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
West Eighth Stret
N.Y
Hickory Street
Weldbank Home Burned After Saturday Night Fire
Fire destroyed the Weldbank residence of Harry Hetrick located on Weldbank after 11 o clock Saturday. Hetrick works at Berger grocery and returned to find his kitchen afire. Estimated loss reaches 2500 with about a third covered by insurance. Edward Gordon an eight year old Myrtle street resident suffered a severe fall at Jefferson street school sliding down a banister. He hit his head and bruised his body, was unconscious briefly, then recovered and returned to school the next day.
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Weldbank
Harry Hetrick
Hetrick
Berger Grocery
Jefferson Street
Edward Gordon
Ray Gordon
Myrtle Street
Russell
Rev N A White Welcomed to Three Years Pastorate
The First M and church parlors were nearly crowded Monday evening for a reception honoring Rev Norris A White’s return to the pastorate for a third year. An orchestra entertained and refreshments followed. Judge D W Hinckley served as master of ceremonies with witty remarks and invited Reverends H H Barr and J A Galbraith of Grace and Epworth churches to speak in happy fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris A. White
D. W. Hinckley
H. H. Barr
J. A. Galbraith
Grace and
Epworth
W C T U State Convention Opens in Oil City
The W C T U state convention opens in Oil City with Warren and vicinity delegates attending. Sessions run daily through October 6 at Trinity Methodist Church with speakers including Mrs Mecca Marie Vorney and prohibition figure Daniel Poling delivering lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren and
Vicinity
Oil City
J. R. Smith
J. A. Viele
Glade
E. E. Jackson
Russell
Inez Thompson
Stoneham
Edith Kitner
Conewango
Meloy
Conewango Heights
Katherine Reynolds Weds Mr. Charles Deitsch
Katherine Reynolds and Charles Deitsch wed at 8 15 AM Wednesday in St. Josephs church. Rev Diamonds officiated. witnesses included forty friends. Bride wore white crepe de chine. sister Lillian Deitsch wore white serge. Best man John Gallagher. Reception at 215 Onondaga avenue. Bride a State Hospital nurse. groom works at Jacobson Machine. They plan to live on Pennsylvania avenue Lavery block after a short trip east.
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Katherine Reynolds
Charles Deitsch
St. Joseph’s R. C
Diamonds
Lillian Deitsch
John Gallagher
F. H. Hohn
Onondaga Avenue
Nurses’ Training School
State Hospital
Jacobson Machine Company
Lavery
Pennsylvania Avenue
The Letter X Appearance Compared in English and French
Linguistic note contrasts the letter X frequency, noting it appears once in English for every six times in French, highlighting a surprising alphabetic distribution difference.
Y M C A Damaged By Fire On Liberty Street
A mysterious blaze nearly completes the new Y M C A on Liberty street, with damage estimated at 5000 to 8000 dollars. Firefighters confined most damage to the first and second floor while speculation points to spontaneous combustion or incendiary action. Repairs expected in about six weeks.
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Liberty Street
William Smith
Willey
Louis E. Jallade
New York City
Warning to Jim in Clarion Over Ungentlemanly Conduct
A Clarion notice warns a young man named Jim to stop harassing girls on evenings near Eighth Avenue and Main Street. It threatens a threshing and publication of his name to inform the public of his behavior, urging him to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Jim
Eighth Avenue
Main Street
Jimmy
Clarion Republican
James
Hannah More and Sabbatarianism in Early Puritan Thought
The London Chronicle notes Hannah More’s strict Sabbath observance refusing to dine out and retreating to her room at hints of music. It cites potential misuse of exalted religious terms like christening a ship salvation of a country and ascension of a balloon as contrary to reverent language.
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Hannah More
London Chronicle
Directing a Range Department Inquiry in Yonkers Store
In a Yonkers Statesman snippet a shopper asks for directions to the range department and a polite floorwalker replies directing to rifle, kitchen, or mountain sections. The brief exchange captures a period department store dialogue.
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Yonkers Statesman
Weaver Crockery Stores Moves to Hickory Street
J. K. Weaver moves stock of crockery and musical instruments from Pennsylvania Avenue East to a storeroom on Hickory Street formerly used by Warren Electric Light Company. Gibson & Wilson furniture firm will occupy the vacated quarters adjoining their current location with added room requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Weaver
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Hickory Street
Warren Electric Light Company
Gibson & Wilson
East Side
Pinchot Puts Curtain Down On Penrose In Pennsylvania Tour
Greenville to Sugar Grove crowds welcomed Pinchot as he attacked Penrose and backed through Pennsylvania towns. He linked Penrose to political treachery and urged support for Roosevelt’s anti Penrose stance. Cawcroft, a New York Progressive, spoke in Jamestown and urged victory as inspiration for New York. He planned more stops in Lander North Warren Clarendon Tiona and Sheffield.
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Pinchot
Penrose
Sugar Grove
Pennsylvania
Ernest Cawcroft
New York State
Jamestown
N. Y
Cawcroft
Lander
North Warren
Mr. Pinchot
DeFrees
Pinshot
Clarendon
Colonel Roosevelt
Tiona
Sheffield
Leather Trust
Warren
General Hulings to Tour Forest County in October 1914
Congressional candidate General Hulings schedules a two day tour of Forest county with stops at Nebraska Muzette Marienville Byromtown Frosts Lynch Truemans Porkey Mayburg Kellettville Salmon Creek Newton Star Whig Hill Endeavor East Hickory West Hickory Tionesta and related meetings. A vacational letter from a country boy notes digging a skunk woodchuck and sleeping in a barn.
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General Hulings
Congress
Forest County
Nebraska
Store
Muzette
Postoffice
Marienville
Hub
Byromtown
Center Town
Frosts
R. R
Lynch
Truemans
Porkey
Mayburg
Kellettville
Salmon Creek Mills
Newton
Star
Whig Hill
Endeavor
East Hickory
Crouch’s
West Hickory
Voice and Piano Instruction Endorsed by Chautauqua Figures
Letters from Julie Rive King and Chas. C. Washburn praise Mrs Allie Russell and Mr Thos Jenkins as capable teachers of piano and voice. Jenkins residency at Chautauqua Summer Schools noted with emphasis on teaching methods and potential success. Studios to occupy floor above Warren News Co contact 504 Water St Bell 107 R.
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Chicago
Allie Russell
Julie Rive King
Chautauqua
N. Y
Thos. Jenkins
Chas. C. Washburn
Ward Belmont
Nashville
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Boss Penrose
Republican
Washington Party
U. S
Tovania
Pennsy
Mr. Palmer
W. C. T. U. State Convention
NEW Y. M.C. A
Origion
Weaver Crockery Stores
Hopkin’s
Harper’s Magazine
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