World Happenings From Taft to Portugal Fleet
Taft spoke in several Washington towns and finished in Portland Oregon. Archbishop Ireland in Council Bluffs denounced initiative referendum and recall as weapons of democracy. California begins trial of James B McNamara for the Los Angeles Times explosion. A government official resigning from the Indian bureau accuses a liquor ring among interior department staff. Portugal recalls all warships to the north coast and assembles the fleet at the Tagus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Severa
Washington
Portland
Ore
Ireland
Council Bluffs
Iowa
California
James B McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Indian Bureau
Interior Department
Portugal
Tagus
Rodgers resumes coast to coast flight after Kansas City stop
Reports from Kansas City Missouri say aviator C P Rodgers will continue his coast to coast journey. He paused in Vinita Oklahoma after flying 186 miles from Kansas City and aims to press on toward the west and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Rodgers
Vinita
Okla
Kansas City
Level
Rheims
Hans Schmidt
Berne
Santiago de Cuba
Emeline Lommason
Easton Pa
Neapolitan Fishing Boats Seized at Smyrna and Notable Deaths
The report notes Neapolitan boats seized at Smyrna amid a tense stance toward Italy and Tripoli. General Ordenez killed leading Spanish troops in Melilla as Moslems repelled with heavy losses. Mrs. R. B. McIntyre of Randolph VT dies in a New York auto crash. John R. Walsh, freed from Leavenworth, says he will not pursue financial prominence again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Tripoli
Smyrna
Ordenez
Melilla
R. B. McIntyre
Randolph Vt
New York
John R. Walsh
Leavenworth
Kan
Chicago
Italian army arrives off Tripoli amid fighting
Last contingent of the Italian expedition reaches Tripoli while clashes unfold. In Los Angeles two men are deemed fit for service in the J B McNamara murder trial. Government forces engage 500 Zapatistas for seven hours. Washington courts adjourn for Justice Harlan's memory. A temple costing 1 million may be built in his honor. Dr Wiley says diseased horse meat packets will be handed to New Jersey authorities as interstate trade halts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
J. B. McNamara
Los Angeles
Washington
Justice Harlan
Wiley
New Jersey
Canadian steamer Emperor sinks blocking Saulte Ste. Marie canal
The Emperor failed at the lower entrance of the Canadian lock, hampering navigation. Two women died and a third person was seriously hurt when their automobile struck a pole near Hartford Connecticut. A southbound passenger train on the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago railroad was derailed and overturned near Beatmont Mississippi with casualties. The Reichstag resumed sessions as the German chancellor noted current foreign policy issues should not be disclosed at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saulte Ste. Marie
Hartford
Conn
New Orleans Mobile & Chicago
Beatmont
Miss
Reichstag
Helpless Mother Watches Child Die From Strychnine Poison
In Philadelphia at 132 South Spangler Street Mrs. Charles Griffith, paralyzed and consuming heart pills laced with strychnine, saw 15 month old Hazel take multiple pills from a box and swallow them. Despite a physician’s efforts the child died within an hour and the mother fears her own illness worsened by the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
South Spangler Street
Charles Griffith
Hazel
Mrs. Griffith
Freeland Dies After Shielding Employer From Gunman
R L Freeland, a J F Stark firm foreman at a railroad project near Washington Pennsylvania, sacrificed his life to save employer Timothy Sheehan when Samuel Colena went on a killing spree. Colena fired a shot wounding Freeland, who struggled with the assailant and held him until authorities overpowered him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Timothy Sheehan
J. F. Stark
Here
R. L. Freeland
Waynesburg
Samuel Colena
Sheehan
Colena
Freeland
Plan Big Coal Merger In Pittsburg District
Pittsburg reports a planned merger of Pittsburg Coal Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke H C Frisk Coke and Ellsworth Collieries, owned by Lackawanna Steel and then company. United States Steel Corp is said to take over. If completed the deal could reach 100 million dollars and spur rapid industrial growth and railroad expansion in the Pittsburg district and Washington county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Coal Company
Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
H. C Frisk Coke Company
Ellsworth Collieries Company
Lackawanna Steel and Then Company
United States Steel Corporation
Washington County
Burns Sneer Off Face
Mrs Rose Abels is held for further hearing in Pittsburg police court after throwing carbolic acid in the face of Mrs Pearl Deuchofsky. Deuchofsky, with a blistered face, testifies. Abels is fined 20 dollars and faces 34 days in the workhouse as an alternate. Abels blames Deuchofsky for her husband’s desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Rose Abels
Pearl Deuchofsky
Abels
Deuchofsky
Snakes of Africa and Americas Noted In Brief
Africa hosts typical vipers while the new world lacks true vipers. Viperine snakes in the Americas include crotalinae such as rattlesnake copperhead water moccasin bushmaster and fer de lance. A Scotchman remark about snuff is also cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
New World
Hemisphere
Mysterious Death Of Catharine Brophy Probed In New York
Catharine Brophy of Watertown was found dead with a bullet wound in her left temple on a Savannah road in Wayne County. County authorities seek Robert Demears of Oswego, believed to have information about the case. Brophy had recently traveled from Watertown to Buffalo then eastward, with life insurance reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Brophy
Watertown
N. Y
Savannah
Wayne County
Miss Brophy
Buffalo
Robert Demears
Oswego
Albany
Pardoned Too Late For Son Death Shocks Whitestown
Bernard L. Wrench, supervisor of Whitestown Oneida County, was pardoned by Governor Dix on a New York Central train. The boy son died moments before Wrench arrived home after the pardon was signed en route to Chicago. Wrench left Auburn Saturday afternoon. He reached Utica, met a car, then hurried home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix
New York Central
Bernard L. Wrench
Auburn
Whitestown
Oneida County
Twentieth Century Limited
Chicago
Utica
Wrench
Atrburn
Plan to form New England synod from New York leaders debated
In Auburn New York October 19 delegates discussed a proposal for Presbyterian churches in New England to secede from the synod of New York. The plan would create a New England synod amid strong debate as committee reports loom. Watertown named next meeting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
New England
Auburn
N. Y
Synod of
New York
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Chile
Persia
Porto Rico
Siam
Martin D. Kneeland
Boston
W. H. Seward
Seward
Lincoln
William H. Seward
Watertown
Sheriff Sale Notice for Warren County Court House sale
Sundry writs of Levari Facias and Fieri Facias issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Warren county Pennsylvania direct a sale at the Warren court house. Proceeds to satisfy judgments and satisfy claims as permitted by law. The sale will take place at the courthouse in Warren Borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Penn’a
Court House
Borough of
Warren
Properties to be sold in Warren County Pennsylvania auction notice
Two parcels described for sale at 2 PM in Warren and Pleasant Township. First parcel known as the Reinecke place with a frame dwelling standing, owned by William Pedlow and Sarah Pedlow, seized at Citizens National Bank suit. Second parcel contains 10 acres in Pleasant Township with detailed metes and bounds, including prior sale to John Grinder and lien release, sold for E B Eldred suit for Joseph Shearer and Bennett Shearer now for Albert Knopp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Warren
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
H. Loding
W. H. Heck
H. Rothschild
Reinecke Place
William Pedlow
Sarah Pedlow
Citizens National Bank
Pleasant
Warren and
Tidioute Road
John Grunder
Allegheny River
John Grinder
Jacob Knupp
E. B. Eldred
Joseph Shearer
Bennett Shearer
Albert Knopp
Township of
Joseph Owens
Jacob Knipp
Nora Knapp
Hiram S Perry laid to rest in local cemetery
Funeral services for Warren's aged justice of the peace Hiram S Perry were held at his Hertzel street home with Rev H M Conaway officiating. Interment followed at Oakland cemetery with bearers George P Jackson F A Steber S E Walker A P Cooley of Titusville and others present from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram S. Perry
Warren
Justice of the Peace
Hertzel Street
H. M. Conaway
M. E. Church
Oakland Cemetery
George P. Jackson
F. A. Steber
S. E. Walker
A. P. Cooley
Titusville
John
Farmers Press Roosevelt On Ending Middlemen Profits
About one hundred five Pennsylvanian Grangers visited New York to probe farm product distribution. They met in Roosevelt’s corridor where he voiced support for cutting out middlemen who stand between workers and consumers, while acknowledging essential roles for some as rewards for work. The trip, urged by the United States Association, aims to study a distribution system without middlemen over three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Association
Trials Set For Wheeler And Brown In Steuben County
November 14 was fixed as the start date for the trials of John D. Wheeler former county clerk of Steuben County and former Under Sheriff W H Brown in Hornell county court Judge Carter denied a motion to delay the term The postponement request came from lawyers citing recent disclosures of alleged corruption and the need for an impartial trial Judge Carter said politics do not influence the case and a fair trial can be secured at this term
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Wheeler
Steuben County
W. H. Brown
Carter
Hornell
Justice John M. Harlan Dies at 78 in Washington
Associate Justice John M. Harlan, famed constitutional authority and longtime Republican figure, died Saturday in Washington at age 78 after a brief illness. He will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery or Rock Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Kentucky
Washinneton
National Cemetery
Arlington
Rock Creek Cemetery
Land Parcels In Pleasant Township Described For Mortgage
Two parcels in Pleasant Township Warren County Pennsylvania described by metes and bounds along the Allegheny River and Warren and Tidioute road totaling 15 acres. Mortgaged to secure unpaid purchase money in a case involving Jacob Knipp Nora Knapp and others. Sheriff Henry Park notes the sale in Warren PA on Oct 23, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Park
Warren
Burglar Gets 10 Years In Auburn Prison
James Moore a 40 year old Buffalo tailor was sentenced to ten years in Auburn state prison by Justice Clark in supreme court for robbing the home of Dr. W. G. Dodds of Canandaigua. Moore admitted prior prison time and four prior grand larceny convictions and asked for mercy before the judge imposed the ten year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moore
Buffalo
Auburn
Clark
Supreme Court
W. G. Dodds
Canandaigua
Moore
Leniecy
Auburn State
Fire devours most of Murleyville business district
More than a dozen buildings in Murleyville Sullivan county were burned Monday morning. The blaze threatened to engulf the village, destroying the Beil hotel tenement houses a business block two dwellings a wagon repair shop and several barns. A dwelling was dynamited to stop the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murleyville
Sullivan County
Beil Hotel
Vaccination Death Reported in Canisteo Youth
Robert Hall fourteen year old son of Guy Hall of Canisteo New York died of lockjaw after vaccination ordered by town health authorities. Anti Toxin failed to save his life and other children in the village are said to be very ill from vaccination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Guy Hall
Canisteo
N. Y
Willis Chapman Killed in Canandaigua Yard Incident
Willis Chapman car inspector and foreman for New York Central and Northern Central yards at Canandaigua was killed when caught between freight cars and the edge of a freight platform in the yards. The body was mangled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Canandaigua
Willis Chapman
Northern Central
Auto Crash Kills Dr George Clapp at 80 in New York
Dr George Clapp of South Byron New York 80 died instantly when his Maxwell racing car left Pembroke Batavia road and ditched after a turn near Batavia He was thrown against a telephone pole and crushed Miss Mabel Call of Stafford who was riding with him was not seriously hurt and was found in a hysterical pose by the body Clapp a county coroner and noted fast driver held the Laurens Enos trophy at Buffalo races
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clapp
South Byron
N. Y
Pembroke
Mabel Call
Stafford
Clapp
Maxwell
Buffalo
Print Shop Promises Prompt, Precise Printing Services
Local printer emphasizes promptness and reliability for fast, accurate printing. Highlights quick turnaround, professional quality, and customer satisfaction.
Terrible Suffering Dialogue Reveals Appendicitis Fear
A brief exchange from the Philadelphia Record frames a dramatic moment as a speaker recalls severe appendicitis and wonders how anyone could endure such pain. The dialogue emphasizes the speaker’s near death to convey the ordeal and feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
The Last Straw. Old Money Dyin I’m a Brute to You
A brief dialogue note from the Sydney Bulletin shows a dying old moneyed husband confessing cruelty to his wife while she bids him farewell with forgiveness and affection. The exchange hints at estrangement and unresolved hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Bulletin
Warren County Briefs Highlight Local Events
The Warren County Poultry Association Show is planned for January. The First Methodist Episcopal church Sunday School addition will be dedicated on Sunday November 5. Hawley Wheeler and Gus Leonhart returned from the Adirondacks with buck deer. D G Blackman is Republican nominee for Justice of the Peace. An alleged flood sufferer from Austin arrived and begged in Warren, police confined him. Warren Jamestown Street Railway traffic halted by crossed feedwires at Klanton, N Y until 2 o’clock. Epworth League Convention of Jamestown District of Swedish M E Conference met in Warren church and runs to Sunday evening. Carl Blick at Jacobson plant cut his right arm severely on a revolving saw. A Torpedo man and his 17 year old daughter caused a disturbance at D A V P station, agent and Chief Berdine intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Wheeler
Gus Leonhart
Adirondacks
D. G. Blackman
H. S. Perry
Austin
Warren
Warren and
Jamiestown
Klantone
N. Y
Epworth League
Jamestown
Mr. Elliott
Torpedo
Farquarson
Berdine
Advertising in Our Paper Drives Repeat Customer Traffic
A promotional snippet urges store owners to advertise consistently in the newspaper to move old stock and attract new and returning customers. It emphasizes repeated advertising as the method to keep customers coming to the store.
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Toledo
Senate
United States
Stephenson
Advange
Plan Big Coal
Steel Corporation
Burns
Albert Memears
Son
NEW York Synod
Sheriff's Sales
Grangers
Trey
Batavia
Warren County Poultry Association
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Big Returns
Solon
Warren CO
C. E. McConkey, Esq
G. G. Sill
Prohibition
J. O. Messerly
I. J. Hoff
J. K. Crooks
J. C. Dalrymple
Frank Kehrli
Register and Recorder
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