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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1907

Page

5

Real Estate Transfers Snapshot With Many Small Transactions

A list of property transfers shows numerous nominal sums and gifts. Notable entries include Thead Roosevelt to Taft for the White House valued at 200000, Sally Harmon to John A Day for 550, and Cleopatra to Anthony for 50000. Many entries record deeds with nominal or no consideration.

Wm. E. Messenger Art Jaquins Columbus John Stengel Daniel McDonnell Glade W. O. Skelton Archie S. Day Sheffield O. B. Dalrymple Peter D. Swanson Conewango Sally Harmon John A. Day Sugar Grove Carrie Nation Mark Twain Theo. Roosevelt M. R. Farmer A. Horse Napoleon Louisiana Frank H. Crull Jacob Eysinger Warren W. D. Todd Anna Eysinger Bell Wilcox H. L. Gibson Farmington L. D. Rice Curtis D. Cross Deerfield Betty Swanson Fred Swan

Electric innovations and oddities in daily life and industry

The article catalogs diverse electrical advances and uses from the era. It notes humane methods to end stray dogs with electric kennels, a monumental Butterick building sign in New York, a talking sign in Toledo, and firehouse use of electric fans. It also mentions wireless telephony on North River ferries, 67 new light and power stations in the South, vacuum cleaning devices, and an electric hair comb with a motor and suction system.

New Jersey Plainfield Butterick New York Trinity Toledo North River

Telegraph and Rail Ties Power Tech Across Cities

A clipping machine powered by electricity is used in large cities to trim dogs’ fur quickly during hot months. The General Electric company is supplying gear to the Boston Elevated Railroad. The federal government owns a vast telegraph system spanning Alaska, the Philippines, and many regions. It includes 1,403 miles of land lines, 107 miles of wireless, and 2,524 miles of submarine cable.

General Electric Company Boston Elevated Globe Alaska Philippines

Solomon and the Vizier Ride the Magic Desert Rug

An eastern legend tells how Solo mon’s vizier borrows a magic rug from the king. He uses it to reach the center of the Arabian desert where the angel of death notes the summoned soul was expected to appear. The angel then meets the vizier at the appointed place.

Solomon Angel of Death Desert Arabia

The Watcher on the Tower and the Mierkat Sentinel

The article describes the mier kat in South Africa as a tiny, alert sentinel atop towers or near ant hills. It notes the animal is trainable yet troublesome for owners and unmatched in appetite relative to its size. Despite danger from dogs, the mier kat resumes its watch after an apparent coup de grace.

Providence at Train Reunion Sparks Unexpected Marriage Hope

A farmerish man on a Indiana train meets a woman he recognizes as his first wife after recognizing her in a station stop. He explains he has married twice since, loves his nine children, and believes Providence nudges him to try again with Hanner, hoping for a better family life.

Indiana Hanner

DeBlowers Extend European Tour Causes Venice Traffic

In a humorous exchange Gunner and Guyer joke that many Americans in Venice crowded the streets so walkers must use the canal streets. They mention Venice being full of Americans as the DeBlowers plan their extended tour.

Gunner DeBlowers Guyer Venice Canals Chicago Daily News

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Ww" Clark Warren Savings Bank I. Ball Beaty Warren National Bank Bell Telephone 165 C E. Bordwell Attorney At Law Warren, Pa W MK. Schnor Hoffman Building Liberty and Second Streets Charles W. Stone Ralph W. Stone First Nat’l Bank Superior Supreme Courts of Pennsylvania United States Perry Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer Water Street Woodard & Lesser I Frederick L. Kahle Venango County Bakewell Building Pittsburg Penn’a John Hepburn, M. D N. E Market Street Pennsylvania Avenue Horace A. Crary R. T. Buzard C. D. Cross Chas. H. Smith Second St Homeseeker’s Colorado Kansas Nebraska Montana North South Dakota Wisconsin Minnesota Texas D. A.V P.R.R Electrical Data Alfalfa Alsike Timothy Kopf & Henry Warren, Penna Providence Ager Pennsylvania Railroad Bulletin Baltimore Maryland New Annapolis United States Naval Academy State House Shrewsbury Principia Port Deposit Warfield Warren County Citizens National Bank Warren, Penn’ A Traveler’s Guide Erie Philadelphia Oi City Olean Dunkirk Titusville T. J. Foley A. A. Davis & Co B. Warren Tel. Co Lake Chautauqua Lily Dale DAV PRR
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