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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
1
Edinboro notices open fall term and liquor rules
Edinboro school details fall term begins September 7 with a catalog free offer. A special law bars sale of liquor to students. No licensed hotel or saloon is permitted. John F. Bigler, principal. Try the Matt for quick returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
John F. Bigler
Woodard Theater Nears Completion With Vaudeville Opening
James D. Woodard plans Labor Day performances at the Woodard theater with a later formal opening. The venue will focus on vaudeville with steel ceilings, ivory woodwork, 750 main seats, four boxes, and fully equipped stage. Sun Circuit provisions promise top acts and deluxe scenic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibrary Public la" Teater
James D. Woodard
Woodard
Sun Booking Agency
Lanson and Landis
Sun Circuit
Mr. Sun
Warren
Sun
Jamestown Thugs Rob Warren Man Near Celeron
Nils Christofferson Nilson, 30, of Jamestown, was robbed and beaten by two men on Smith Avenue in Celeron at 9:30 p m Saturday. They took his gold watch and about 25 dollars after forcing him from the Erie rail line area toward a cross street near the street car tracks. Police Chief Charles Johnson investigated and heard Nilson describe the assault. The highwaymen fled with their loot after the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Avenue
Nilson
Nils Christofferson Nilson
Celeron
Charles Johnson
Erie
Celeron Cross
Bell System to absorb New York and Pennsylvania Telco
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company plans to absorb the New York and Pennsylvania Telephone and Telegraph Company, owner of the Bell system east of Elmira and west to Erie. Stockholders receive seven shares of Pennsylvania Bell Telephone stock for each share held. The change should not affect local exchanges or staff. Division Superintendent J W Stearns attended Elmira talks on the transfer. No stockholder objections are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Company
New York and Pennsylvania Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
Elmira
Erie
New York and Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania Bell Telephone
Pennsylvania Bell
J. W. Stearns
Jamestown Post
Bimber Family Reunion Held Near Tidioute
The fourth annual Bimber reunion gathered 83 at J. F. Goldthwaite’s grove near Tidioute on Aug 26. A dinner followed by a short program preceded a business meeting electing William Odell president and B A McIntyre vice president secretary L F Goldthwaite and William Bimber treasurer. Relatives traveled from Allegheny New York Shamburg Warren Cooperstown Sharon Titusville and more. The 1910 reunion will be at William Odell’s home in Allegheny New York on the last Thursday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidioute
Bimber
J. F. Goldthwaite
William Odell
B. A. McIntyre
L. F. Goldthwaite
William Bimber
Odell
Lon Edwards
Little Daughter
Allegheny
N. Y
C. F. Roth
Cora Roth
Shamburg
Lee Rowe
Cooperstown
Martin Devore
Sharon
Harry Bimber
Clark
Warren
Annual Meeting of Northwestern Medical Association at Cambridge Springs
The Northwestern Medical Association met in Cambridge Springs with delegates from six counties. Drs. Norman K and James McLeod presented on vaccines for tuberculosis and other diseases. Officers were reelected: James Johnson president, Geo A Reed and W C Brittain vice presidents, C W Schmehl treasurer, M W Ball secretary, Thos Elliot assistant secretary. Erie favored for next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Medical Association
Cambridge Springs
Norman K
James McLeod
Buffalo
N. Y
James Johnson
Bradford
Geo. A. Reed
Erie
W. C. Brittain
Cochranton
J. B
Wardens Crack Down on Gigging on Allegheny River
State Fish Wardens J P and M F Albert pursue arrests against gigging in the Allegheny river. They find dead large fish injured by spears including a 26 pound muscallonge. In Foxbury two men arrested for dogwing and fined 350 each. Boats burned and a boat disabled near Trunkeyville after officers appeared. gasoline tank explosion reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. and
M. F. Albert
Allegheny River
Foxbury
Trunkeyville
William A. Clark Dies at 67 in Russell
William A. Clark of Russell died at 4:15 p.m. after illness starting with appendicitis. Born January 13, 1868, he worked in hardware and later for P. F. Lewis and Sons in Jamestown before returning to Russell. He is survived by his wife Alice Weatherby, an adopted daughter Ethel, his parents, one brother Charles A. Clark, and one sister Mrs. Mertie Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
William A. Clark
Mr. Clark
Jamestown
Alice Weatherby
Clark
P. F. Lewis and Sons
W. A. Clark
Ethel
A. A. Clark
Charles A. Clark
Mertie Brown
Warren
Murdered By His Son In Warren County Tragedy
George Smith aged 19 son of Fred Smith a Corydon Township resident in McKean county is jailed for murder after a family quarrel. Police say the elder Smith 66 a Civil War veteran was shot in the heart by the son who claims self defense as the fatal upstairs confrontation occurred eight miles from Corydon Warren county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
George Smith
Fred Smith
Corydon
McKean
Smith
Warren County
Tuberculosis Exhibition At Lyric Storeroom
The State Department of Health rents the Lyric storeroom at Pennsyl vania avenue and Market street for a two day tuberculosis exhibition on Sept 6 and 7. The display features charts and models on disease control with two public lectures and lantern slides in the evenings by Dr. Ellenberger of Harrisburg and Dr. Ball of Warren Dispensary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Pennsylvania Avenue
Market Street
Ellenberger
Harrisburg
Man Reflects Fifty Years In Youngsville And Nearby
Bernard Schnell arrived in Youngsville fifty years ago this Tuesday August 24 after traveling by stage from Warren before the P and KE Railway was built He married Elizabeth Fehlman of Warren on December 26 1861 at Irvington by Squire Hiram Horn and moved into his current home on May 1 1867 He notes many changes in Youngsville and surrounding areas over the decades
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Schnell
Youngsville
Warren
Elizabeth Fehlman
Irvington
Squire Hiram Horn
Schneil
Frank Anderson 79 Dies After Illness at Daughter’s Home
Frank Anderson aged 79 died of Brights disease Thursday night at his daughter Mrs Frank Swanson’s home after weeks of illness. He leaves a wife and four daughters. Funeral from Mrs Swanson’s residence at 1 PM Sunday. Interment in Russell cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Anderson
Bright
Frank Swanson
Colvin Brown Dies at 77 in Russell Home
Colvin Brown aged 77 died Sunday at his Russell home. Survived by son William and daughters Mary of North Warren and Margaret of Harrisburg. Funeral held Tuesday in Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colvin Brown
Russell
William
Mary
North Warren
Margaret
Harrisburg
Alonzo Carr Sr. Dies at Home in Ashville New York
Alonzo Carr Sr. died at his home in Ashville New York on Thursday August 26. The funeral was held on August 31 and burial followed at Lottsville Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashville
N. Y
Lottsville
Miss Grace Jenkins Dies At Home Born 1888
Grace Jenkins died Sunday afternoon at her mother's home on East Street. She was born in 1888. The funeral was held Tuesday at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jenkins
East Street
Bulletin praise from Pennsylvania farmer on Plant Pest Treatment
State Zoologist Prof H A Surface receives letters of praise for the Division of Zoology bulletin. George H Hisenhart of Skippack Montgomery County calls the June Plant Pest Treatment bulletin the best yet and an encyclopedia condensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Surface
Division of Zoology
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
George H. Hisenhart
Skippack
Montgomery County
Melon Aphids Threaten Cantaloupe Crops In Harrisburg Area
State Zoologist Surface reports a surge of inquiries about the Melon Aphis a dark green sap-sucking pest harming cantaloupes. It multiplies rapidly, stunting vines and destroying crops. remedies include cutting infested leaves, turning vines, high pressure spraying with Whale Oil soap, and using knapsack or compressed air sprayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Cabbage Aphids Invade Pennsylvania Crops Across State
State Zoologist in Harrisburg reports an unusual wave of cabbage aphids attacking cabbage throughout Pennsylvania. Plants curl and stunt as hundreds of gray aphids feed, and experts advise fumigation or strong spray treatments with Whale Oil soap, kerosene emulsion, or soft soap solutions, plus careful targeting of curled leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Home garden fumigation method for melons and cucumbers
The text describes placing a washtub over plants to fumigate and sealing the edge with earth to create an airtight space. It recommends a fumigation period of at least thirty minutes. It notes this is slow and not suitable for large scale use but could protect a few home garden vines.
Death of Capt. Geo F Cook of 21st Pa Cavalry
Capt. Geo F Cook of Company M 21st Pennsylvania Cavalry died in Alpaugh California on August 16 1909 at age 75. He served in Virginia campaigns and was severely wounded at Boynton Plank Road. He is survived by three sisters Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Co. M
Alpaugh
Cal
Virginia
Boyenton Plank Road
Notable Obituary Fragments Include Dunn Partridge and Berry Kin
Taylor Mrs Dunn of North Warren and Mrs Partridge of Jamestown listed with one brother John J Berry of Salem Oregon. Interment at Los Angeles. Some men make good, others make food excuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Dunn
North Warren
Partridge
Jamestown
John J. Berry
Salem
Oregon
Los Angeles
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Warren, PA
Annual Meeting of Medical Association
Alonzo Carr, Sr
Maur
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Department of Agriculture
Louse
Geo. F. Cook
T. O. Slater & CO
Penn’a Ave
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