Warren Borough Council Adopts Resolution for 1918 Election
Warren County Pennsylvania Burgess and Town Council passes a resolution to submit to electors the question of creating a third class city under a commission form of government. The measure is set for the general or municipal election on November 4, 1918, with publication and certification to Warren County Commissioners. Secretary Evelyn Weed authenticates the record on September 30, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Warren
Wealth of
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Messrs
Durham
Clark, Scheltz
Schuler
Mumford
Hazen
Rowland
A. D
Warren County
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Evelyn Weed
Moe
Paroi
Administration Notice for Two Warren County Estates
Notices announce Letters Administration granted for E. M. Southwick of Warren County and Henry J. Eckenstein of Mead Township. Creditors must immediate pay and claimants present claims duly authenticated for settlement. Dated October 7 and October 11 1913 respectively.
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E. M. Southwick
Ee Field
Warren County
H. E. McConnell
Admr
Henry J. Echanstein
Mead
D. I. Ball
Warren Pa. Warren, Pa
George Eckenstein
Henry J. Eckenstein
Rockwell & Company Dissolution Petition Noted
On October 13 1913 F H Rockwell & Company Incorporated filed in Warren County Court of Common Pleas for a dissolution. A hearing is set for November 24 1913 at 10 AM to hear objections from interested parties.
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A. D
F H. Rockwell & Company, Incorporated
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
County of
Warren
Pennsylvania
Notice of Charter Application for The First Free Methodist
An application will be made to Judge Hinckley on November 24 1913 at ten A M for a charter of The First Free Methodist of Warren Pennsylvania. The intended corporation seeks public worship rights under the 1874 Act and its supplements and will file the charter in Warren County Prothonotary's office. Oct 23-31 T L Hampson Solicitor.
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W. D. Hinckley
A. D
S. S. Hazen
J. C. Maynard
Wm. Richards
C. C. Forman
E. Anderson
First Free Methodist of
Warren
Pennsylvania
Warren, Warren Co
God
Free Methodist Church
Prothonotary
Warren County
Crow Wins State GOP Chair, Ends Flinn Dynasty
Harrisburg, Oct 1. Senator William E. Crow of Uniontown elected Republican state chairman, ending the Flinn dynasty in state affairs and returning control to the Penrose faction. The meeting of 113 committeemen proceeded in traditional fashion as temporary chairman Sproul and secretary Baker moved the process along.
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Harrisburg
William E. Crow
Uniontown
Elkin
Flinn
Penrose
Roosevelt
Crow
Senator Penrose
State Committee
Henry G. Wasson
Senator Sproul
Delaware
W. Harry Baker
Cooperation in Building Highways Across National Forest Lands
Secretary Houston urges state and federal unity to improve roads funded by the 10 percent national forest receipts. The 1913 road fund totals 234,638.63 with 154,831.10 available from 1912. Projects in Wyoming, Arizona, and Florida show how forest and local authorities jointly finance and build key routes.
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Houston
Department of Agriculture
Office of Public Roads
Forest Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Wyoming National Forest
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Apache National Forest
Florida National Forest
Florida
National Forest
Inventive year for patents as reports reveal gains
The annual report of the commissioner of patents shows 67 986 applications in the year, second only to 1912. 38 754 patents granted and 5 166 trademarks registered, with receipts totaling 2 082 490 and net revenue 158 030. The office posts a cumulative surplus of 7 290 103 and urges higher salaries and a new building to preserve records.
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Commissioner of Patents
Washington
Patent Office
Edward H. Moore
Glynn New York Governor Aims for Honest Reform
Martin H. Glynn, age 42, succeeds William Sulzer as New York governor after Sulzer’s impeachment. A self disciplined Democrat from Kinderhook, Glynn rose from bookkeeper to Fordham valedictorian to Albany Times Union editor, later serving as state comptroller before entering the governorship. He emphasizes work, honesty, and independence from officeholding trusts.
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Martin H. Glynn
William Sulzer
New York State
High Court
Mr. Glynn
Kinderhook
N. Y
Fordham College
New York City
Glynn
Fordham
Albany
Albany Times-Union
Martin van Buren
Samuel J. Tilden
Congress
Foany
McWinney
William Barnes, Jr
Republican State Committee
Albany County
Sulzer
Tammany
Democratic Party
Pap
Syracuse
Third Growth of Leaves at Boggstown Maple
A large maple near the F. F. and M. railroad station in Boggstown Indiana is staging a third coat of green for the season, drawing attention from local residents.
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F. F. and M
Boggstown
Ind
Pick Pastors With Care in Seventh Day Adventists
Washington Oct 25 Preachers will be carefully selected by the Seventh Day Adventists under a proposal from Professor J L Shaw general educational secretary. He urges a fixed educational standard for aspirants before entering the pulpit citing similar standards for physicians teachers and nurses. The retroactive plan would require young ministers to undertake special studies to better fit them for evangelization as the conference weighs the measure.
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Washington
J. L. Shaw
Shaw
Finest private car built for President Rea by Pennsylvani a railroad
The railroad shop produced a premium private car for President Rea featuring a fireplace, shower baths, and a special heating plant. Steel with mahogany finish, ceilinite insulation, and a nine by eight foot dining area for eight. The car runs 82 feet 3% inches long and weighs 168,800 pounds.
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Rea
Th.e
Pennsylvania Railroad
Narrowly Averted Disaster Near Bradner Nods Santa
Fostoria Ohio October 23 a Toledo Fostoria Findlay northbound car and Bradner escaped destruction when Fred Armstrong driving a nitroglycerin stock wagon failed to see the oncoming auto in time. The collision toppled the wagon, Armstrong was buried under debris but unharmed, and the explosive load could have destroyed the car and most of the village.
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Fostoria
Toledo, Fostoria & Findlay
Bradner
Fred Armstrong
Armstrong
Roosevelt speech quoted in Bahia stirs Argentine reaction
Accounts from Bahia report Colonel Roosevelt saying the United States must be supreme in North America and Brazil in South America as the richest and greatest nations on the continent. The remarks have provoked amusement and animosity among Argentines.
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Buenos Aires
Bahia
Roosevelt
Argentine Republic
United States
North America
Brazil
South America
Weather records trail cold across Minnesota towns
A zero weather marker was recorded near Duluth as temperatures dropped overnight. Duluth posted 17 degrees, Fly 8, Eveleth 10, and Two Harbors 14 with zero in sight at nearby junctions.
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Duluth
Minn
J’en Junction
Fly
Eveleth
Harbors
New York Provision Market Report
Market report from New York shows futures for wheat at Dec 93 1/2 to 93 3/4 cents and May at 96 1/4 to 96 1/2 cents. Oats No 2 white 44 1/2 to 45 cents. Pork Mess about 25 dollars 75 cents per barrel. Butter Creamery extras 32 1/2 cents. Eggs State and Pennsylvania nearby henery white 35 1/2 to 36 cents. Potatoes Long Island per barrel 2.25 to 2.75 dollars.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Henery
Long Island
Buffalo Provision Market Prices on Wheat Corn and Butter
Buffalo market report dated Oct 22 lists Wheat No 1 Northern at 89c per bushel Corn No 2 yellow 54c No 3 yellow 54c Oats No 2 white 42c No 3 white 41-42c Flour Fancy blended patent per bbl 5.50 5.75 Winter family patent 5.75 Butter Creamery prints extra 34c Creamery state choice 49 30c Eggs Hennery mixed 40 41c Cheese Good to choice 16 1b ilec Potatoes White round No 1 per bu 85c
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Buffalo
Winter Family
Wggs
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report
Prices on cattle include Prime steers at 8.60, shipping steers 8.00 to 8.50, choice cows 6.25 to 6.75, choice heifers 7.25 to 7.50, export bulls 7.00 to 7.25, choice veals 11.50 to 12.00, and fair to good 10.00 to 11.00. Sheep and lambs show choice spring lambs 7.60 to 7.90 and yearlings 5.00 to 6.25. Hogs list light Yorkers 8.15 to 8.25 and heavies 8.40 to 8.50.
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East Buffalo
Buffalo Hay Market Prices Reported
Timothy No 1 priced at 17.00 Timothy No 2 at 15.00 Timothy No 3 at 12.00 to 13.00 straw wheat and oat quoted at 7.00 Prices reflect market rates for the Buffalo area hay trades with notable variation among Timothy grades and forage types.
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Buffalo
Spring Creek Barn Burned Likely Incendiary
A large barn owned by Frank Pero between Spring Creek and East Branch burned about twelve Monday night. Fire started at an exterior corner, no animals inside, and the loss runs to about eight hundred dollars for stored potatoes grain and hay. No insurance.
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Frank Pero
Spring Creek
East Branch
Parcel Post Rules Issued By Assistant Postmaster General
A circular from Daniel C. Ropper directs postmasters to refuse mailing parcels not properly endorsed or packed. Umbrellas canes and similar items must be strapped to wood and wrapped securely to withstand transit. Perishable goods such as berries fruits and oils must be endorsed as perishable and tightly wrapped to prevent leakage.
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Daniel C. Ropper
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M. Evelyn Weed
T. L. Hampson
Warren Mail
W. E. Crow
Republican Committee
JRGES
Genius
Chipire State
Willam Sulzer
Hii
Ife
Senate
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
John B. Riley
Assembly
Mary C. E. Magrane
P. B. Magrane
Lynn
Mass
Pennsy
Colonel Roosevelt
Minnesota
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
Titusville
Oil City
West Hickory
Mery Aiseeas
Rey P
Scribner’s Magazine
Fifth Ave
LAW
Penn’a. Avenue
George Jackson
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