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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
1
Safe Banking Promises Courtesy and Bursting Thrift
The text extols saving money at a responsible bank, claiming safety from theft and the development of thrift and business discipline. It pledges courteous service to all patrons and invites new relations with a reliable, strong bank offering comprehensive safe banking.
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Rules for Elk Tanning Victory
The Supreme Court at Pittsburg on October 11 dissolves the injunction and reverses the Warren county decree in Sheffield Water Company v Elk Tanning Company. It holds Elk Tanning has right to Deerlick Run water for its tanneries and related premises, yielding a complete victory for Elk Tanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Sheffield Water Company
Elk Tanning Company
Warren County
Deerlick Run
Court of
Supreme Court of
State
Supreme Court
Charity Hospital October Patient Totals And Donation Drive
Hospital records show 21 patients in September with 21 admitted during September and 29 discharged. Five died with 0 remaining. Charity patients and visiting physicians Dr Robertson and Dr Africa will attend charity patients. The annual Emergency hospital donation day is set for Saturday October 16. Donations welcome include food, groceries, clothing, bedding and household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipeechoaakes
Cate. Oi
Robertson
Africa
Fred Traub A Longtime Warren Baggage Dealer Dies
Fred Traub, a prominent Warren resident for nearly 30 years and a baggage dealer, died Wednesday morning at his Pleasant township home after about ten days of stomach illness. He was born in New York City about 50 years ago and leaves a wife, eight children Jennie Fred Nellie Mable Ruth Lee Conrad Willie, two brothers Willem of Portland and George of Warren, and two sisters Mrs Theodore Hahan and Mrs Albert Beisecker, both of Warren. He belonged to Allegheny Lodge No. 3 K of T and the Harwagari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Traub
Pleasent Township
Mr. Traub
Warren
New York City
Amadus
Jennie
Fred
Nellie
Mable
Ruth
Lee
Conrad
Willie
Willem
Portland, Ore
George
Theodore Hahan
Albert Beisecker
Allegheney Lent
No. 3
The
Harwgari
Reduced excursion rates to Buffalo industrial exposition
For the Buffalo Industrial Exposition to be held October 6 to 16 the Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all points between Blasdell East Sandy Ebenezer Emporium Junction Cuba Fowlerville Waterford and Keating Oil City Bradford and Glean to Buffalo on October 9 14 and 16 at reduced rates with return within two days. Consult nearest ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blasdell
East Sandy
Benezer
Emporium Junction
Cuba
Fowlerville
Waterford
Keating
Oil City
Bradford
Glean
Mrs. Charlotte E. Cady dies after illness at age 69
Mrs. Charlotte E. Cady passed away Sunday October 10 after a period of illness. She was predeceased by her husband R P Cady and son Herbert who died serving in the Civil War at Port Tobacco Virginia. She was 69 years 9 months and 11 days old and is survived by two daughters Mrs W C Arthur and H A Cady of Warren and Mrs Lula Peterson of Sheffield, plus a brother F G Ham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte E. Cady
R. P. Cady
Herbert
Port Tobacco
Cady
W. C. Arthur
A. Cady
Warren
Lula
Obituary Notice of Mrs. Cady of Pennsylvania
Mrs. Cady of Pittsfield died recently leaving a son Mond and a sister Mrs. Aretta Smith of East Concord New York She was born in Rutland County Vermont to Pennsylvaniañbound parents The funeral was held at her daughter's home Mrs W C Arthur Penn Ave W Tuesday at one and she was buried in Youngsville
Local D A R Officers Named For Tidioute Group
Officers and standing committees of the D A R are listed for Tidioute and nearby towns with roles for regents secretaries historians and more. John R Tallman aged 82 of Tidioute died October 4 after a life spanning Erie Venango and McGraw Center with rafting lumbering and hotel work. Funeral services were held Wednesday under Masonic and Odd Fellows guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Tallman
Tidioute
North East Township
Erie County
Venango County
Ellen Snedaker
McGraw Center
Chautauqua County
N. Y
A. J. Rinker
Odd Fellows
Death of Charles Seaman in Sugar Run Area
Charles Seaman died Thursday near his Sugar Rum home while fishing in the Run, succumbing to heart failure at age 74. Survivors include two sisters. his parents were early Kinzua Valley settlers. A large funeral gathered friends from nearby and distant areas, with burial at Kinzua cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Seaman
Kinzua Valley
Kinzua Cemetery
Mrs. Witz Hosted Birthday Celebration at Sixth Street Home
A Tuesday evening gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Witz on Sixth Street surprised Mr. Witz with a festive surprise party. Ralph Brown gave a costly umbrella as a keepsake while friends offered their best wishes and shared refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Witz
Sixth Street
Witz
Ralph Brown
Mr. Witz
Farm accident leaves Francis Deckert gravely injured
Francis Deckert, working on Charles Way’s farm near Russell, Maryland born, was run over by a wagon last Tuesday afternoon. The wheel struck a rock and threw him beneath the wheel, injuring the abdomen so severely doctors fear he may die. His grandparents live near Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Deckert
Charles Way
Russell
Maryland
Youngsville
Death of Mabel Mildred Crosby in Jamestown
Mabel Mildred Crosby daughter of Mrs Ruth Crosby died Monday morning. She is survived by her mother five brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held from the home at 10 30 a m Wednesday. Interment in Lake View cemetery Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Mildred Crosby
Ruth Crosby
Lake View Cemetery
Jamestown
Mauretania Sets Five Day New York to London Run
The latest Mauretania voyage enables mails and passengers to be carried from New York to London in five days. Experts suggest the next advance will be faster than even ocean flyers, possibly via telegram or wireless communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Mrs McGarry of Elm Street Died at 62
Mrs. Thomas McGarry of 108 Elm Street died Thursday morning at age 62. She leaves a husband ten children and two brothers. Children include Mrs. J P Kegerreis Mrs Edward Higgins Mrs Thomas Grace Jennie McGarry Michael William Patrick James Thomas John McGarry Dennis and James McNally Warren. Funeral at St Joseph's Church followed by burial in St Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGarry
Elm Street
J. P. Kegerreis
Edward Higgins
Thomas Grace
Jennie McGarry
Michael
William
Patrick
James
Thomas
John McGarry
Dennis
James McNally
Warren
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Death of James Town’s Johan Bernt Hanson at 92
Johan Bernt Hanson, one of Jamestown’s oldest Swedish residents, died at his Willard Street Extension home on October 7 at age 92 years 3 months. Survived by daughters Mrs. Sven Hilldale of Sugar Grove Pa and Mrs. Charles Erickson and Mrs. Hjalmar Swanson of Jamestown, plus sister Mrs. Engrid Anderson of Ross Mills. He came to America about 30 years ago and was well known among Swedish elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan Bernt Hanson
Jamestown
Willard Street
Sven Hilldale
Sugar Grove
Charles Erickson
Hjalmar Swanson
Engrid Anderson
Ross Mills
Hanson
America
Farmers Institute Meeting At Lander October 20 21
Warren County Farmers and Breeders' Association hosts a two day Farmers Institute in Lander with three instructors. Topics cover soil fertility lime alfalfa potato culture poultry husbandry barn construction cement floors and milk disease effects. Sessions are public and free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Farmers’ Institute
Warren County Farmers’ and Breeders’ Association
Not Guilty for Corydon Youth in Fratricide Case
George Smith, 19, found not guilty in Smethport criminal court for the death of his father Fred W. Smith of Corydon township McKean county. Jury deliberated briefly and the defendant returned home with his mother and relatives the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Fred W. Smith
Corydon Township
McKean County
Smethport
Obituary for Oscar Nelson of Palm Avenue
Oscar Nelson aged 24 died at his home on Palm avenue on October 9. He leaves a wife formerly Miss Mabel Reeves his parents a brother Carl and two sisters Freda and Nora. He was a loving husband and kind son with many friends who mourn his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Nelson
Palm Avenue
Mabel Reeves
Carl
Freda
Nora
Mr. Nelson
Death of Augustus Nelson at Emergency Hospital
Augustus Nelson of Steamburg New York died October 8 1909 at Emergency hospital after a short illness with pneumonia. He had been boarding at the Mansion House about a week. He belonged to the S B of A lodge of Ridgway and the society conducted the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Nelson
Steamburg
N. Y
Mansion House
S. B. of A. Lodge
Ridgway
C Gust Nelson of Quakerbridge Dies at 42
C Gust Nelson of Quakerbridge died Thursday evening at Emergency Hospital from pneumonia. He was 42 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gust Nelson
Quakerbridge
Reduced Rates to Rochester Exposition Tickets Sold
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets to Rochester for the Industrial Exposition from October 11 to 23. Tickets on October 16 and 21 allow return within two days from all points between Blasdell and Clymer, Ebenezer and Emporium Junction, Cuba and Scottsville, Johnsonburg and Larabee, Warren, Bradford and Olean. Consult nearest ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ench
Blasdell and
Clymer
Ebenezer
Emporium Junction
Cuba
Scottsville
Johnsonburg
Larabee
Warren, Bradford
Olean
The Heir to the Hoorah at Library Theater
Paul Armstrong's American comedy centers on Joe Lacy a cowboy who owns the Hoorah mine and marries a Newport belle. Her mother plots to cash in on money but the dinner party with cowboys in fine clothes leads to clashes and reconciliations culminating in a birth and family unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Armstrong
Library Theater
Joe Lacy
Lacy
Lander Postoffice Set to Close After October 15 1909
Postmaster B A Whiting receives notice from Washington that the Lander postoffice will be discontinued after Oct 15 1909. Lander sits at a four-road junction with east and south routes served by R R D No 2 from Russell and west and north routes by R F D No 4 from Sugar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
B. A. Whiting
Washington
Russell
Sugar Grove
Youngsville
American sailors excel on rough seas in battleship drills
The Atlantic fleet off the Virginia capes logged record scores amid rough water. Sailors on several ships improved gun accuracy while ships pitched and rolled, proving efficiency under demanding conditions. Read Tue May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Atlantic
Virginia Capes
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Henrietta
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Buffalo Industrial Exposition
John Mitchell
Penna. Ave. W
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Henry H. Cumings
S. E. Walker
L. L. Hunter
Willis Cowan
W. J. Elder
S. J. Everson
Frank Parshall
B. S. Magill
W. H. Turner
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Mary JL. Magee
Alice Myers Turner
Lizzie Orr Pickett
David B. Eaton
Frances A. Kelly
Avison Siggins
Blanche King Boyce
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Jennie King Mead
Ella C. B. Viele
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Rosamond Hall Waters
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Rhoda J. Clawson
Evelyn Miles Stranahan
S.E. Walker
L.L. Hunter
A. H. Sill
C. L. Waters
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Inez Brownell
Minnie String
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