Multiple Local News Items From Warren Area
Robbery at a telephone pay station in a D A V and P station area reports three to four dollars stolen. Bills for sheep killed by dogs are filed by county residents J A Firth F O Warner and others. The 39th annual P R R track inspection to start October 4 with about $5 400 in prizes. A gas engine explosion at the Stoneham power house damages windows but injures no one. Charles M Shortt J r former Sugar Grove resident dies at Pleasantville age 30. Remains of Hubert A Lane die in Craig Mo are in vault awaiting burial with wife ill. Two book agents target central Pennsylvania parents about a new monthly report book. Two injured by boiler collapse near Tiona and Weldbank. William Erhardt 70 falls at G A R rooms, in serious condition. Harry Rayner electrocuted near Akeley but saved by belt. Hotel keepers with saloon licenses barred from Odd Fellows order in Indianapolis. Possible suspect Henry Hoffman escaped lunatic sought near Spring Creek. Central Pennsylvania Lumber and Standard Wood sign mill contract for Sheffield wood and kindling plant. Margaret Lucks drowns at Dutchman Run Stoneham. New Castle hosts State Sunday School Convention October 11 13 with R P Hobson and others. Warren Sunday Schools represented by P S Tarbox and Harry Levin. Levin flees with goods then arrested in Buffalo. Extraition papers sought for grand larceny charge.
Body of Arthur Jensen Recovered From Conewango Creek
The body of Arthur C. Jensen of Warren, drowned while fishing in Conewango Creek near Russell dam on September 25, was recovered Saturday afternoon after floating past Irvine dam. The body, seen by M E Chesebro and Ben Bird, was towed ashore amid rising river-like waters. Funeral services were held at his home with Elks حضور ending at Oakland Cemetery.
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Arthur C. Jensen
Warren
Conewango
Russell Dam
Irvine Dam
Russell
Fern Cliff Cottage
M. E. Chesebro
Niagara Hydraulic Power Company
Niagara Falls
Ben Bird
Leo Printz
Warren Lodge
Ells
Jensen
Andrews murder case drains Warren County coffers
County commissioners report Pinkerton Detective Agency bill at 4 191.37 and total Andrews case costs near 11 000. The Pipik murders cost a little over 31 000. Pinkerton work spanned New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other cities. Detective Harry Myers and assistant billed 658.40 for one month with 266.40 expenses. Borough of Warren pays half costs to March 20 leaving 2 656.49 unpaid after payments of 1 534.88 already sent.
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Pinkerton Detective Agency
Warren County
John M. Andrews
Pinkerton
Andrews
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Harry Myers
Warren
Borough of
Card of Thanks for Arthur Jenson
Mr J C Jenson and family express deep appreciation for the kindness shown after the death of their son and brother Arthur Jenson. They thank floral donors and especially the Order of Elks American Federation of Musicians and Dana Lodge for handling funeral rites and support during their grief. They will remember these acts in lasting gratitude.
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J. C. Jenson
Arthur Jenson
Arthur
Order of Elks
American Federation of Musicians
Dana Lodge
Manchurian Silkworms Describe Tough Silk Production
The Manchurian silkworm yields a valuable thread, thick and strong, due to severe winters that drive cocoon strength. Unlike other silkworms, it feeds on abundant regional oak trees.
Aerial Collision Injures Atwood and Ely at Canton Meet
Reported accidents include Atwood and Ely injured in an air collision during the Canton Ohio meet. Other events note fatalities from the Liberté爆 explosion near Tou lon, a Paris bus plunge into the Seine, a Guadalajara church explosion with deaths and injuries, and a DOJ suit in Denver alleging a lumber trust conspiracy across at least twenty states.
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Atwood
Ely
Canton
Toulon
Paris
Seine
Guadalajara
Mex
Madero
Department of Justice
Denver
Lumber Trust
Foreigners to leave Chengtu within days in China dispatch
A China dispatch says foreigners will be permitted to depart Chengtu in a few days. In Albany the city charter bill was approved after four hours of debate by 76 to 57. Mexico’s general election is expected to proceed with little disorder. The Builders' Association strike nears settlement affecting large projects and up to 50 000 workers may be jobless. Irish railwaymen’s dispute stalls rail service as roads refuse reinstatement, causing deadlock.
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China
Chengtu
Albany
New York City
Mexico
Republic
Builders’ Association
War News and Disputed Claims Across Frontiers
The brother of the deposed shah lost 200 men in Persia. Russian astronomer M Billdavsky reports a new comet in Leo. Italian warships bombard Tripoli and troops land on Turkish soil at Prevsa. Governor Tix of Albany pardons Captain Peter Do Hains Jr who killed William E Annis in 1908. Shopmen on HarAn lines quit on union order. Annie Crawford trial in New Orleans delayed at least two weeks. Ferris direct nomination bill passes assembly. Koenig Friederich August ashore near Boulogne. Illinois Central reports many strikers ready to return. Jack Johnson vows to retire from boxing. New Orleans chemist finds poison in Elsie Crawford body. Three Turkish warships sunk at Dardanelles mouth.
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Persia
M. Billdavsky
Tripoli
Prevsa
Tix
Albany
Peter Do. Hains, Jr
William E. Annis
Haran
Annie Crawford
New Orleans
Ferris
Koenig Friederich August
France
Boulogne
Illinois Central Railroad
Jack Johnson
Paris
Elsie Crawford
Dardanelles
Ministry of Marine
Berlin Cable Forecast Peace Between Italy and Turkey
Cable advices from Berlin forecast peace between Italy and Turkey after the occupation of Tripoli. Twenty died when a British steam ship sank in a collision while aiding another vessel in peril.
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Berlin
Italy
Turkey
Tripoli
New Orleans
Borgia
Nebraska
Taft
Freeport
L. T
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Senate
Renewed reports of Italian bombardment of Tripoli
Reports claim the Italian fleet bombarded Tripoli again. Ex Captain P C Hains Jr freed from Sing Sing after a Dix pardon for killing W E Annis. The Finnish High Court president's killer identified as a shop clerk. Frank Gould defeated in bid for independent director on St Louis Southwestern railway board. A storm off Holland wrecked 145 fishing vessels with heavy loss of life.
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Tripoli
P. C. Hains, Jr
Dix
W. E. Annis
Sing Sing
M. von Hellen
High Court of Justice of
Finland
Frank J. Gould
St. Louis Southwestern Railway
Holland
Marriages and Club News From Warren Area
Wedding notices include James E. Carpenter and Lilly Pardon at Endeavor Pa officiated by Rev J F Scherer. Lloyd B Jones of Clarendon Pa marries Ella Lesser of Warren Pa at Jamestown First M E Church. Postnuptial trip to Buffalo Rochester. residence in Clarendon. Warren Outing Club elects W H Jones president and other officers. annual dinner and dancing follow. Letitia Gertrude Ferrick to wed Carl W Smith in November in Buffalo. groom is son of W J Smith of Eberhart and Miller’s store. General Joseph Warren Chapter D A R holds first meeting of year with yearbooks to be issued and music program.
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Carpenter—Pardon
Endeavor
J. F. Scherer
James E. Carpenter
Lilly Pardon
Horace G. Ogden
Lloyd B. Jones
Clarendon
Ella Lesser
Warren
M. E
Jamestown
Warren Outing Club
Hertzel Island
W. H. Jones
J. R. Durham
W. H. McAlpine
Frank Russell
House
C. J. Russell
Katherine Filler
Mabel Bemis
C. W. Jamieson
Miner Clarey
Penna
William J. Ferrick
Front Avenue
Letitia Gertrude
Carl W. Smith
Buffalo Times
W. J. Smith
Eberhart and Miller’s
Buffalo
Mr. Smith
F. N. Burt Manufacturing Company
Joseph Warren
D. A R
S. E. Walker
Va. H. Wilson
H. P. Ridelsperger
Pelton
Walker
O. W
Finicky guest challenges hotel after renovations
A woman who rented a suit at an uptown hotel finds fault after a full renovation. She scrutinizes every fixture and decor and notes the parlor lacks a telephone. She asks how to summon help if she falls unconscious.
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New York Sun
Egotistical Father Faces Lottery Luck and Dowry Demand
In a dialogue from yesterday the father boasts of winning a lottery prize and refuses a suitor today who asks for his daughter’s hand. The exchange hints at fate tied to luck and marital negotiation, framed in a melodramatic tone.
New French liner Rochambeau arrives after maiden voyage
The Rochambeau, a four screw steamship built at Saint Nazaire, arrives in New York as a leviathan class liner of the French line. It features two reciprocating engines and two turbine propellers, passenger capacity for 450 cabin and 1 450 steerage, wireless, bulkhead closures, bilge keels, and a reported whale collision during its voyage off the Grand Banks.
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Rochambeau
New York
St. Nazaire
Atlantic
Grand Banks
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
A compact notice promotes advertising in the Mail to reach readers. It emphasizes quick, measurable results and urges local businesses to place ads for visibility and responses.
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Ua" News
J. A. Firth
Sugar Grove Township
F. O. Warner
Pittsfield
Daniel Sutton
Southwest
G. P. Mead
Brokenstraw
Lane
Stoneham
Warren Street Railway Company
C. M. Shortt
Chas. M. Shortt
Sugar Grove
Pleasantville
Grace Byers
Charles M. Shortt
Youngsville
James D
Earl W. Stillson
Brooklyn
N. Y
L. F. Lane
Craig, Mo
Hubert A. Lane
St. Joseph
Pennsylvania
John Strawburg
Tiona
W. H. Valentine
Weldbank
William Erhardt
Ehrhardt
Harry Rayner
Warren and
Jamestown Street
Order of Odd Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
John B. Cockrum
Grand Lodge
Rebekahs
Hoffman
Henry Hoffman
Warren Asylum For
Spring Creek
Sheffield
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Standard Wood Company
The
Wood Company
Dutchman Run
Margaret Lucks
Lucks
State Sunday School
New Castle
John Wanamaker
H. J. Heintz
R. P. Hobson
Warren Sunday Schools
P.S. Tarbox
Glassman
Harry Levin
Warren Credit Company
Elias I. Glassman
Levin
Levine
C. A. Love
Irvine Man
Arthur Jensen
Manchuria
Outing Club
Smith—Ferrick
Sults
Warren County Common Pleas
Ida . Groat
Libellant
Francis Groat
Court of Common Pleas
Henry Park
Washington
Baltimore
Atlantic City
David Todd
D. Pp. A
Williamsport
Pennsylvania Railroad
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