List of Jurors for September Term
Grand and Traverse jurors were drawn at the wheel at the Court House. The September term of Quarter Sessions Court will use the following Grand Jury: Wm Anderson, A P Anderson, Edwin Enderson, H G Bentley, George Bauer, Eliphalet Burch, Henry Bartsch, Will P Bates, Martin Danielson, Gust Ecklund, Fred Ecklund, C A Gilson, Geo W Gorman, Belmar Hitchcock, H D Kopf, F H Langworthy, Frank Lineman, Ralph O Neil, C B Paden, H C Preston, Charles Smederg, Charles Stricker, George Whitcomb, Wm P Walter.
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Grand and Traverse
Court House
Tate
Wm. Anderson
Elk
A. P. Anderson
Conewango
Edwin Enderson
Sheffield
H. G. Bentley
George Bauer
Warren
Eliphalet Burch
Henry Bartsch
Will P. Bates
Columbus
Martin Danielson
Gust Ecklund
Fred Ecklund
C. A. Gilson
Geo. W. Gorman
Tidioute
Belmar Hitchcock
Farmington
H. D. Kopf
F. H. Langworthy
Frank Lineman
Ralph O’neil
C. B. Paden
Eldred
H C Preston
Youngsville
Charles Smederg
Charles Stricker
George Whitcomb
Hik
Wm. P. Walter
Glade
Traverse jurors list with multiple town volunteers
A long roster of jurors is named with their home towns including Warren Conewango Pine Grove Sheffield Spring Creek Columbus and others. The list features many residents such as Geo W Allen F A Arnold J H Driscoll J J Hotchkiss Eddie Johnson GC H Jones A L Keller N O Lund Harris B Lewis and Oscar J Olson among numerous entries.
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Traverse
Co. D. Allen
Grand Valley
Geo. W. Allen
Sheffield
F. A. Arnold
Warren
H. G. Arthurs
Pine Grove
Wilma Brindley
Columbus
Geo. P. Brockway
James Beach
Frank Brown
Spring Creek
W. T. Burke
Conewango
August Carlson
Warren F. C. Dinsmore
Alfred Donaldson
Triumph
O. B. Dairdmple
J. H. Driscoll
Clarendon
Frank Emerson
Willard Fouch
M. Flatt
Corydon
H. A. Foster
Youngsville
H. A. Gibson
J. W. Greenland
Ray Head
Brokenstraw
J. J. Hotchkiss
T. J. Henderson
Eddie Johnson
Freehold
H. Jones
A. L. Keller
N. O. Lund
Harris B. Lewis
Tidioute
Charles Lindquist
Frank McClellen
C. M. McIntyre
J. J. McIntyre
Limestone
J. A. Murray
B. F. Mead
Fred Nohtrup
Farmington
Fred Nemeyer
Oscar J. Olson
B. L. Porter
A. W. Richards
John F. Rounce
Jacob Schuler
Ed Swanson
Albert Schwartz
Wm. Spence
J. W. Smith
Geo. Swan
E. D. Stewart
Wm. Turner
Deerfield
C. A. Vailmont
John W. Vermilyea
Pittsfield
Mook Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner
A. C. Mook declares candidacy for County Commissioner in the Republican primaries to be held in September 1915. He asks for support from voters and friends.
Ward Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner
W D Ward of Glade Township announces candidacy for County Commissioner in the Republican primaries to be held in September 1915. He asks for support from Republican voters.
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W. D. Ward
Glade Township
Swanson Announces Candidacy for Washington Party Primaries
Swanson of Youngsville Pennsylvania declares candidacy for the Washington Party primaries to be held in E Co. Swanson confirms pursuit of nomination in this local political announcement.
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E. Co. Swanson
Youngsville, Pa
County Auditor Candidate Announces Candidacy
County Auditor announces candidacy for the office subject to Washington Party primaries in September 1915. The statement asks for support from readers.
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Washington Party
General Survey of the War Advances and Setbacks
Reports from the eastern front indicate continued Russian retreat under Austro German pursuit as German forces push to clear Galicia. Berlin claims break along the Zlota Lipa and advances toward Grodno while Russian lines on the upper Bug are pierced. Bulgaria delays treaty with Turkey as quadruple entente notes unfriendly action. The Stripa river area sees a German check amid counter attacks by Russian forces.
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Petrograd
Teutonic
Berlin
Zlota Lipa
Galicia
Upper
Bug
Brest-Litovsk
Grand
Nicholas
Bulgaria
Turkey
Grodno
Grodno Vilna
Prince Leopold
von Mackensen
Stripa
White Sees Mine Peace After Hazleton Tour
Hazleton Pa September 1 John P White national president of the mine workers says prospects for peace and greater prosperity for anthracite miners are encouraging after a 60 day tour of the hard coal field He plans further union strength ahead of operator talks due next April He spoke to 296 000 listeners in 68 addresses noting broad public and press accord with the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
John P. White
White
Big Drop in Kansas Wheat Crop Reported
Topeka Kansas September 1 J C Mohler secretary of the state board of agriculture estimates Kansas wheat yield this year at 98 690 000 bushels down from 115 000 000 in July and 138 790 000 in June Continued rains delaying harvest blamed for the sharp decline in crop production
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Famous Aviator Pegoud Killed in Paris
Paris reports the death of Alphonse Pegoud the pioneer of the loop the loop aviation stunt who was killed in the city on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alphonse Pegoud
Loop the Loop
Market Report New York Provision Market Summary
Wheat futures for September close at 1.04. Butter extra creamery at 27 27e. Eggs gathered white by size and quality 26 to 32 cents. Long Island potatoes priced 1.25 to 1.50 per barrel.
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Long Island
Market Price Ledger for Grain Dairy and Poultry
Prices listed for corn oats flour cheese butter dressed poultry eggs and potatoes with varieties and bid ranges. No. 2 yellow corn at 83 4 and 83 2 cents. oats No. 3 white 37 cents No. 4 white 35 cents. Butter prints 28 cents per pound. eggs hennery white 31 32 cents. Potatoes No. 1 per pound 1.70 1.75. home grown per bushel 2 65 cents.
East Buffalo Livestock Market Cattle and Sheep Quotes
Prime steers bring 9.25 to 9.65 as shipping steers move 8.50 to 9.00. Choice heifers 7.65 to 8.50, choice cows 6.50 to 7.00, veals 12.50 to 13.00, and fair to good cattle 11.00 to 12.00. Sheep and lambs show choice spring lambs at 9.00. clipping details incomplete.
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East Buffalo
Tim Western Prices and Item Codes Listed
The document lists Timothy Western with item numbers 1 2 and 3 and prices showing $24.00 $25.00, $22.00 $23.00, and $20.00 $21.00 respectively. The repeated “do” indicates the same pricing pattern for successive items.
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Timothy Western
U S Leads World as Exporter for First Time in 1915
The Department of Commerce reports the United States ended fiscal year June 30 1915 as the top global exporter with 2 768 600 000 dollars in exports versus the United Kingdom 2 170 000 000 dollars. June 1915 exports rose to 268 547 416 dollars from 157 072 014 dollars in June 1914 aided by war demand and vehicle shipments.
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Department of Commerce
United Kingdom
United States
Europe
Great Britain
France
Rural Mail Autos Cut Costs Across Delaware
Postmaster General Burleson orders automobile rural delivery in Delaware to cover all routes. Projected cost drops from 1336 to 91776, saving 52850. Automobiles to run at least nine months yearly. Turd carriers receive 1500 annual pay. horse teams max 1200.
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Burleson
Delaware
Sheriff Sale Under Alias Writ of Fi Fi Court Action
Court officials order an auction of property in Warren Borough by alias writ of facfi facsi to the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pa. The sale will take place at the Court House in Warren Borough as directed by the court order.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Warren Borough
Several Freehold Lands in Warren County Pa Put to Sale
Title lists multiple parcels in Freehold Township Warren County Pennsylvania to be sold by order of John A McArthur and others. Descriptions cover ten acres three acres and other tracts with bounds along roads and landowners Willett Faust and Fancher.Sale notice dates Aug 19 to Sept 2.
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Freehold
County of
Warren
Pennsylvania
Elmer Willett
John Faust
Faust
Cale
Willett
Wrightsville
Stilsen Hill
Joseph Gillett
Thomas Fancher
Fancher
Sugar Grove
Stilson Hill
Chauncey Messenger
Messenger
Letters Testamentary for Henry A Booth Estate Granted
Administration notice announces A Edward Booth as executor for Henry A Booth of Warren County Pa. The notice requests all debtors to pay immediately and all creditors to present claims properly authenticated for settlement. A G Eldred attorney listed with address in Warren. August 12 1961.
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Henry A. Booth
Warren
Warren County
A. Edward Booth
Fourth Ave
A. G. Eldred
Letters of Administration for Albert P. Wright Estate
Letters of Administration on the estate of Albert P. Wright of Freehold Township Warren County Pa have been granted to T. L. Hampson Administrator. Aug 16 Warren Pa 1915.
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Albert P. Wright
Freehold
Warren County
T. L. Hampson
Notice of Estate of Irene Dey September Discharge
Estate of Irene Dey in Warren County seeks discharge of administrator H E McConnell after account was filed and confirmed. Orphans Court will hear the discharge on the first Monday of September 1915 at 10 o clock a m. Attendees may attend. Dr A Arird attorney. August 16 1915. August 19-26 September 7.
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H. E. McConnell
Orphan’s Court
Warren County
Orphan's Court
Irene Dey
A. Arird
A. D
Estate of E M Southwick Executor to be heard
Estate of E M Southwick and H E McConnell as executor have been filed and confirmed by Warren Orphans Court for discharge. Hearing set for the first Monday of September 1915 at 10 a m in Warren with all interested parties invited. D A Arird Attorney. Aug 16 1915
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H. E. McConnell
Orphan’s Court
Warren County
Orphan's Court
E. M. Southwick
D. A. Arird
A. D
Letters of Administr ation Cum Testamento Annex Notice
Letters of Administration cum testament to the estate of Loderma Davis of Sugar Grove Warren County Pa granted to Elsie Davis admix c t a. Creditors and debtors must settle or file claims promptly. Notice dated August 25 1915 and published August 26 1915.
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Loderma Davis
Sugar Grove
Warren County
Elsie Davis
Admix C. T. A
Wedding Stationery Ad Promises Handsome Invites
Mail Printing Co offers dignified wedding invitations announcements and at home cards at a moderate cost. Promptly request prices and samples from 299 Penn Ave West.
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Mail Printing CO
Penn’a Ave. West
Year of Independence in Presidential Proclamations
The Philadelphia Press notes there is no legal requirement to date from the year of Independence. Early practice began with the Confederacy and Articles of Confederation. Washington first used 1790, then moved to independence dating, a custom that became standard despite later acknowledgment.
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United States
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
America
Philadelphia Press
Kit-Cat Portraits and the Origin of a Phrase
An Eastern critic mocked a New York club exhibition calling it kit-cat portraits. The term traces to Sir Godfrey Kneller portraits of 42 club members painted 1703 to 1720 for the Kit Club tavern run by Christopher Cat. Notables included Addison Steele Walpole and Marlborough.
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New York
Godfrey Kueller
Christopher Cat
Kit
Addison
Steele
Walpole
Marlborough
George I
England
Displeased Parent Scolds Molly Over Glove Purchase
In New York the Post reports a father reproves twelve year old Molly for buying three pairs of gloves without permission. Molly explains she needed gloves and had them charged, while the parent insists it was wrong to buy without asking.
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New York
Molly
New York Post
Helen Runs From Home Voice of Conscience Pushes On
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph item recalls Helen repeatedly fleeing home despite scoldings. Her mother asks if conscience troubles her, and Helen replies the inner voice urges her to run faster because her mother is pursuing.
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Helen
Mamma
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Feline Amenities and a Possible Engagement
The society talk centers on a new engagement with a fair fiancée who had made three prior announcements none leading to marriage. A friend questions if the couple will wed while another suggests it is possible but not customary in the Woman's Home Companion column style.
Warren Mail Subscription Offer Promoted
The Warren Mail advertises a subscription deal priced at one dollar per year in advance, encouraging readers to sign up for regular delivery and service.
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Warren Mail
Printed Envelopes Available at Mail Printing Co
Reading from Warren Pennsylvania a local printer offers to print your name and address on 100 envelopes for 50 cents cash with order. The service emphasizes quick delivery and urges customers to mail in their orders.
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Mail Printing Co
Warren, Pa
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Adv
A. C. Mook
D.V. Radspinner
Union
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
Buffalo
U.S
Sheriff’s Sale
Ed Wright
E. Wright
John A. McArthur
George C. Abbott
Ida V. Harrington
M. W. Harrington
oAn
Old Reliable
Michigan
Wery
Coanette
Winkworth & Sons
Moearee
Joe, Mi
C. Frederick
C. F. Bartsch
Penn. Ave
E. Warren
Water Street
A. W. Eaton
Penn’a
Kopf
Henry
Grocers
T.J. Foles
Bell
B. Warren Tel. Co
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second St
Chichester S
Hichester
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