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Reunion of Tenth Regiment Veterans Held at Russell Home
The 10th Pennsylvania Reserve Corps Civil War veterans met at Lewis B. Learn’s Russell home. A midday dinner followed from the gathering of Company H members from Warren and nearby towns. Old comrades recalled battles from 1861 to 1865, with the next reunion planned for August 30, 1910 in Warren. The oldest attendee was 93. Items priced included geese 1.50, turkeys 1.63, eggs 2.50 per ten, and various produce lists.
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Russer
Pennsylania Reserve Corps
Lewis B. Learn
Richmond
Gettysburg
Bull Run
Malvern Hill
Antietam
Fredricksburg
Wilderness
Spottsylvania Court House
Charles Lyon
Boomertown
N. Y
Hiram Howard
Clarendon
Hiram Houghton
Barnes
Andrew Clendening
Ackeley
James Mitchell
Nelson P. Curtis
George Deming
Warren
Russell
Company H
Local Option Meeting Draws Large Crowd with Hanley Speech
The public gathers at Library Theatre to hear ex Governor J Frank Hanley of Indiana discuss liquor questions. Business, clergy and others act as vice presidents. E H Beshline chairs. Hanley urges voters to act as jury, presents Indiana maps showing local option impact, and pledges funds for anti saloon efforts.
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J. Frank Hanley
Indiana
Library Theatre
E. H. Beshline
C. W. Stone
Hanley
Antisaloon League
Cost of Living in England Reported in Liverpool Markets
The Liverpool Daily Post and Mercury article reprinted in the Times describes England's living costs with market prices from Liverpool. Beef 10 to 20 cents a pound, mutton 12 to 20c, veal 14 to 20c, pork 14 to 20c, lobsters 29c, salmon 50 to 60c, chickens a pair 1 to 1.63 dollars, ducks a pair 75c.
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England
Liverpool Daily Post and Mercury
Times Office
Liverpool
Free Methodist Appointments in Oil City District
In Kane on October 3 the third Free Methodist conference sitting opened at 8 30 a m with Rev John S McGeary leading devotions. Yearly appointments list district elders and pastors for Oil City District including Liverly Walnut Bend G A Garrett Pleasantville C E Weaver Jamieson F A Reese Hamilton and Diamond J M Critchlow Youngsville and Sugar Grove A H M Zahniser and Warren G S Bryan with several listings to be supplied for Barnes Saybrook Stewart's Run Pithole and Tidioute Hickory and Tionesta assignments.
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Free Methodist
Kane
Free Methodist Conference
Baptist Church
John S. McGeary
M. B. Miller
Liverly
Walnut Bend
G. A. Garrett
Pleasantville
C. E. Weaver
Jamieson
F. A. Reese
Hamilton and
Diamond
J. M. Critchlow
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
A. H. M. Zahniser
Barnes and Saybrook
Tidioute
Hickory
A. G. Criil
Tionesta
E. L. Monroe
Warren
G. S. Bryan
Stewart’s Run
Pithole
Civil Service Exam Notice in Warren Pennsylvania
The United States Civil Service Commission announces the annual post office examination to be held on November 20, 1909 in Warren. Applications and instructions are available from the local post office secretary or the District Secretary in Philadelphia. Applications must be on form 1371 and received by 4 30 pm October 18, 1909.
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Warren
United States Civil Service Commission
Philadelphia
Death of George E Kabelin after four weeks illness
George E Kabelin died Thursday afternoon at Emergency hospital after a four weeks illness from typhoid fever. Born October 3, 1860, at the Hatch Run Kabelin homestead, he married Naomi I Johns on November 26, 1885. He was a member of the First Baptist church. He is survived by his wife, two sons Clarence B and Harry C, two brothers Edwin W and Eugene L Kabelin, and a sister Mrs D L Mack.
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George E. Kabelin
First Baptist Church
Kabelin
Hatch Run
Christian Kabelin
Naomi I. Johns
Dyberry, Pa
Clarence B
Harry C
Edwin W
Eugene Ll. Kabelin
D.L. Mack
Warren School Board Elects New Commercial and Latin Teachers
The Warren School Board met last Thursday evening. Ida Brainard of Erie was elected teacher of the commercial department at 90 dollars per month. J C Spencer was elected additional teacher in Latin and mathematics at 75 dollars per month. Elizabeth Wikstrom was given a year leave of absence and Alda Nathan of Warren was engaged to take her place at 50 dollars per month. Edna Siggins resigned and Sadie Darling of Chandlers Valley was engaged at 50 dollars per month.
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Warren
Ida Brainard
Erie
J.C. Spencer
Elizabeth Wickstrom
Alda Nathan
Edna Siggins
Sadie Darling
Chandlers Valley
Death of Daniel Dorsey in North Clarendon
Daniel Dorsey of North Clarendon died Sunday evening at Emergency hospital after an appendectomy. He leaves a wife and infant son, a sister Mrs. C A Dollimont, a brother W A Dorsey, both of Clarendon, and his parents and several brothers in Baltimore. Funeral was held Tuesday at 1 pm from Mrs. C A Dallimont’s home with interment in Oakland cemetery.
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Daniel Dorsey
North Clarendon
C. A. Dollimont
Clarendon
W. A. Dorsey
Baltimore
C. A. Dallimont
Oakland Cemetery
Mrs Anna M Hosack Dies At 78 In This City
Mrs Anna M Hosack died at her son H E Hosack 105 Dartmouth street on Oct 4 aged 78 years 7 months 6 days. She leaves five children A J Hosack H K Hosack W N Hosack James Welsh and Nellie Hosack. Funeral from her son’s home Thursday at 2pm. Interment Oakland Cemetery.
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Anna M. Hosack
H. E. Hosack
Dartmouth Street
A. J
H. K. Hosack
W. N. Hosack
Titusville
Jas. Welsh
Nellie Hosack
Oakland
Columbia Bicycle Promotion Offer for Girls
An advertisement invites girls to subscribe to a magazine and receive a free $40 Columbia bicycle. It promises a free outfit and a circular titled How to Start, directed by The Bicycle Man at 29-31 East 22nd Street, New York, with a date of 9 23 31.
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Columbia Bicycle
Columbia
East 22Nd Street
New York City
N. Y
Free Scholarships From Philadelphia School For Nurses
Philadelphia offers free two year nursing scholarships with room board uniforms and travel paid home study and short residency options. The Philadelphia School for Nurses reports 10 275 patients aided last year four fifths free and notes expansion plans across New England and other cities.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia School For
Clara Barton
Red Cross Society
New England
Lowell
Salem
Worcester
Springfield
Bridgeport
New Haven
Providence
Chestnut Street
Heidelburg Four Lead Week at Woodard Theater
Heidelburg Four, a Heidelburg University styled quartet, headlines the Woodard Theater for the last three days of the week with varied numbers and rising applause. Nick and Lida Russell perform a comedy sketch The Professor and the Substitute while Edward Hart and Mlle Bessie Company present The Chappie's Visit. Al Smith closes the vaudeville bill with song and story.
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Heidelburg Four
Heidelburg University
Woodard Theater
Nick
Lida Russell
Professor
Substitute
Mr. Russell
Edward Hart
Mlle
Bessie Company
Chappie
al Smith
Catherine Morrison Dies at 71 in Corry Home
Catherine Morrison died at her daughter’s home, Mrs. Elmer Young, Corry, on October 3 1909 aged 71. She leaves four children James Morrison Warren Clyde Morrison Mrs Elmer Young and Mrs R E K Palmer Corry. Also one brother and two sisters John Simmons Kinzua A Bates Warren and Mrs John McGregor Freeland Michigan. Funeral services were held from her late home Monday. Interment at Kinzua.
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Catherine Morrison
Elmer Young
Corry
James Morrison
Warren
Clyde Morrison
R. EK. Palmer
John Simmons
Kinzua
A. Bates
John McGregor
Freeland
Mich
Pleasant Surprise Party for Floyd Grosch
Twenty friends surprised Floyd Grosch at his Dutch Hill home on Thursday evening for his 16th birthday. Music games and refreshments followed the welcome festivities with Floyd receiving a sum of money before guests departed praising the pleasant evening. Friends attended from Putnamville Yankee Bush and Warren.
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Floyd Grosch
Dutch Hill
Floyd
Putnamville
Yankee Bush
Warren
Death of Infant in Russell Family
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett J. Burgett died at their home in Russell at 10 50 Saturday morning. The funeral was held Monday at 2 PM from the residence and the interment was in Russell cemetery.
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Russelll
Garrett J. Burgett
Russell Cemetery
Woodard Hosts Banquet for Woodard Block Team at Powers Cafe
J D Woodard salutes the workers who completed the Woodard theatre on time with a banquet at Powers cafe attended by 35. R R Powers served a fine menu while J J Rothchild acted as toastmaster. Speakers praised Woodard and the team spirit that guided the project.
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Warren
J. D. Woodard
Woodard
Powers Cafe
Mr. Woodard
Woodard Theatre
R. R. Powers
J. J. Rothchild
Rip van Winkle
Large Sums Paid With Pennsylvania Railroad Relief Fund
The Pennsylvania Railroad system relief funds paid 143,696.28 in August to about 138,000 members of 158,000 employees. Since 1886 total benefits reach 26,846,644.06. East of Pittsburg and Erie August payments totaled 106,837.03 for members, 39,782.61 to families of deceased members, and 67,054.42 for incapacitated workers. East-of-Pittsburg totals reached 18,584,823.55.
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Pennsylvania Railroad System
Pittsburg
Erie
Mrs. R. Taggert Dies After Illness in Tidioute
Mrs. R. Taggert died Friday after a long illness in Tidioute where she had lived for forty years. A Presbyterian church member and regular attendee, she was highly regarded by the borough. The funeral was held Sunday at 3 p.m. She leaves the family.
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Robert Taggert
Tidionte
Married notices from Warren area dated 1909
Marriages listed include Herman Rhodie of Clarendon to Amelia Koepp of Gladerun on October 6 1909 at the bride’s parents’ home in Gladerun and Elisabeth Row Lane and Harry Rapp from Warren on September 30 1909 at the bride’s home on Nesmith Street. Other entries include T. M. Pasley Kane to Clara M. Dillon Warren on October 5 1909 and Sam Gantz Yankee Bush to Clara Speckman Dutch Hill on October 6 1909.
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Rappic—Korpp
Gladerun
Christian Koepp
Bradley Street
Fred Hawke
Herman Rhodie
Clarendon
Amelia Koepp
Birth Announcements from Warren and York Areas
In York and Warren area notices from October 1909 report several births. Cochran in York welcomed a daughter. Allen in Warren a daughter. Guthrie in Warren a son. Sailor in Youngsville a daughter. Williams in Warren a son. Wagner in Warren a son. Burke in North Warren a child recorded with no further details.
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Cocurane
York
John Cochran
Warren
Allen
W. H. Allen
Cone- Wango Avenue
GuThrie
Fred E. Guthrie
South Street
Streeplejack Andrew Cheidhester Dies in Binghamton
Andrew Jackson Chidhester, famed steeplejack across the country, died at 78 in his Binghamton home after a fall two weeks earlier caused brain concussion.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Andrew Jackson Chidhester
Last Albino Exhibitor Joseph Lucasa Dies in Kansas City
Joseph Lucasa, the last surviving member of the first albino family exhibited in America, died yesterday at General Hospital in Kansas City Missouri. Lucasa and his Holland born family came to the United States with P T Barnum.
Charles B Owens Dies After Short Illness
Charles B. Owens aged 29 died Saturday at 4:00 AM after a brief rheumatic heart illness. He is survived by a wife and one child. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 9:15 AM at St. Joseph's Church with interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
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Charles B. Owens
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Voters urged to pay taxes by Oct 2 for Nov 2 election
Republican voters are notified that Saturday Oct 2 is the last day to pay taxes to qualify for voting in the Fall Election scheduled for Nov 2, 1909. The notice stresses tax payment as a qualification requirement.
Reduced excursion rates to Buffalo Exposition
For the Buffalo Industrial Exposition, October 6 to 16, the Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all points between Blasdell and East Sandy to Buffalo on October 9, 14 and 16 with return within two days including the sale date at reduced fares. Consult nearest ticket agent.
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Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blasdell
East Sandy
Ebenezer
Emporium Junction
Cuba
Fowlerville
Waterford
Keating
Oil City
Bradford
Olean
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