Pennsylvania R R Schedule Fragment
Travel guide style timetable shows East West and Oil City divisions with multiple departure times. Entries include mornings afternoons and evenings, noting daily operation with Sunday exception.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
7
Travel guide style timetable shows East West and Oil City divisions with multiple departure times. Entries include mornings afternoons and evenings, noting daily operation with Sunday exception.
The notice outlines main line, grade run, P and E station, and Conewango Avenue routes with hourly and half hour departures from dawn to night. It specifies express and special cars between Warren Sheffield Clarendon Jamestown and related stops, including first and last trips, and final arrival times.
The full roster names President Taft and James Sherman with cabinet posts and state and local officials. Warren County health officers, county judges, sheriff, district attorney, and board of health members are listed along with city offices and ward appointments.
A 1911 bank statement for Warren County's First National Bank lists assets totaling 1 563 350 28 including loans 1 090 690 23 and U S bonds 100 000 00. Liabilities show capital 73 191 87 and deposits 1 159 563 90 with notes outstanding 100 000 00 and certificates 30 594 51.
In Warren County Pennsylvania the sheriff will sell as the property of J J O'Brien the life interest in a parcel in Conemaugh Township now in Warren Borough with a two story frame house. The sale is at the suit of John O'Brien and Sheriff Henry Park notes the deed to Lucy O'Brien. Auction dates Aug 23 1911 and Aug 24-31. Also a notice for Good Housekeeping Magazine seeking a Warren representative for subscription renewals and outreach duties with salary and commission.
A list highlights well known writers such as Edward Stanley Field Seumas MacManus Walter Prichard Eaton John A Moroso James Barnes Edwin L Sabin G B Lancaster Ellis Parker Butler and Richard Washburn Child among the magazine's uncommonly good stories.
The Citizens National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania reports assets totaling 579 754 15 with capital 100 000 00 and surplus 0 0 00. Liabilities include national bank notes 99 000 00 due to other banks 2 325 66 and dividends unpaid 165 14. Cash items include 25 596 42 from reserve agents and 137 21 checks. The cashier D L Gerould swore the statement true before Notary Esther M Park on Sept 7 1911.
The Oil City Derrick provides August oil field figures, noting 949 wells completed, down 3 from July, and a 7262 barrel drop in new production led by Oklahoma. Pennsylvania grade fields added 36 wells and 195 barrels of production, while dry holes rose by 22. North Texas and Louisiana districts excluded.
Two children, Donald Junkin aged 2 and his sister Gladys aged 5, were playing in an upper room of Moose and Junkin's flour mill in Cisna Run Perry county when their clothing became entangled in shafting. The boy was fatally injured by the flying machinery and died. The girl was hurled across the mill but survived.
The Lueapel foundered off Lima on Sept 7 with 32 confirmed dead including Father Vidal, eight passengers, and several officers. Ninety survivors were rescued, according to the ship purser's telegraph.
Frankford Kentucky September 7. To avoid notoriety Mrs Jennie Cardwell a society woman of this city who sprinkled the police judge after she had ducked farmers for standing their stock in front of her residence declined to go into court and her attorney Guy Briggs confessed judgment.
Katherine Cecil Thurston, noted author of John Chilcote M P and The Masquerader, was found dead in her Cork hotel room due to heart failure. The death occurred on September 7 and was reported by local authorities.
New York market report lists WHEAT No 2 red at 97 2 cents per bushel. CORN No 2 f o b 74 cents. OATS Standard 48 1 2 cents. PORK Mess 18 50 to 19 25. BUTTER Creamery specials 2 1 2 26. EGGS Fresh extras 25 26. POTATOES Long Island new 2 75 to 3 00 per lb. Southern No 1 bbl 2 00 to 2 50.
Buffalo market prices list commodities on September 6 showing No 2 white wheat 90 cents per bushel No 2 red 92 4 cents Corn No 2 yellow 79 4 cents No 3 yellow 70 cents Oats No 2 white 46 4 cents No 3 white 46 cents Flour blended patent per barrel 5 75 6 50 winter family patent 4 95 5 50 Butter Creamery western tubs extra 27 cents creamery state fair to good 24 21 cents Eggs State selected mixed 26 cents Cheese Good to choice new 13 ½ cents Potatoes Home grown per bu 75 30 cents.
Prime steers bring 7.10 to 7.25 per hundredweight with 1,200 to 1,400 lb animals. Cows 4.85 to 5.00, veals 9.75 to 19.00, hogs show light Yorkers to 7.39 and heavy hogs 7.70 to 7.80, spring lambs 7.00 to 7.25, mixed sheep 3.50 to 4.09.
Timothy grade one on track fetches 21.00 dollars with No 2 timothy at 19.59 dollars. Straw wheat and oat quoted at 6.00 dollars with 5.590 noted.
An advertising notice urges businesses to place ads in the local Mail publication to reach readers and boost visibility. The brief highlights broad reach, quick responses, and return on investment for merchants.
Senator Heyburn of Idaho found an authentic copy of Washingtons last will and testament in a Washington bookstore and funded its publication. The will, dated July 9 1799, directs debts to be paid, widow Martha to receive the estate for life, and emancipation for slaves after her death. It also supports a national university and notes shares given by Virginia to James River and Potomac River projects, with proceeds used for public benefit.
The Bangor Maine schooner Maud Palmer returns to Georgetown with a twenty foot shark impaled on its foremast. Captain claims the shark knocked five crew overboard before being captured and revived, then died after a fierce struggle.
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