Record of Happenings From Friday Condensed in Brief
Weymann the American aeronaut abandoned his Paris to Puy de Dome flight due to fog and rain losing bearings near the destination. Delegates to the Eucharistic congress were entertained by the provincial government in Montreal. Lieutenant Helm of Germany's 21st Nassau regiment was arrested in Portsmouth as a spy and jailed in Winchester for a week. A hurricane in San Juan Puerto Rico damaged buildings and disrupted trolley lines and railway traffic. Newfoundland eyes at Hague fisheries decision hint a new treaty. North Dakota battle ship explosion left three dead and nine injured in Chesapeake Bay. Roosevelt refused Hamilton club banquet invitation if Lorimer attended and spoke of possible return to public life. A burglar was overpowered by a Beverly Mass watchman at Alexander Stinert estate near Taft's summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymann
Paris
Puy de Dome
Montreal
Helm
21St Nassau Regiment
Germany
Portsmouth
Winchester
San Juan
P. R
Newfoundland
North Dakota
Chesapeake Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Lorimer
Roosevelt
Freeport
Alexander Stinert
Beverly
Mass
President Taft
Department of State
Washington
United States
Admiral Schroeder
South Dakota
Great South Bay
Washington Alaska Bank
Fairbanks
Dexter-Horton National
Seattle
Humboldt
Strikes and Lockouts Spark Global Labor Turmoil
A million workers may be drawn into shutdowns as English unions resist leaders orders. Diaz opens Mexico City YMCA building. In Managua the last opposition to the Estrada regime surrenders with 1 000 men and 41 cannons led by General Rivas. Senator Lorimer resigns from Chicago Hamilton Club over Roosevelt stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
Young Men’s Christian Association
Mexico City
Managua
Estrada
Fernando Rivas
United States
Lorimer
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Roosevelt
Work of Methodist Conference at Franklin and Erie
The Erie conference of the Methodist Episcopal church met in Franklin with Bishop Neeley presiding. Officials were elected and memorials read for deceased ministers and wives. The second day featured minister talks and hats controversy, while later sessions reported on finances, membership, and district appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Franklin
Erie
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thos. E. Neeley
J. R. Rankin
Jamestown
W. P. Graham
Mercer
C. H. Frampton
Emlenton
J. E. Hilliard
Clintonville
Neeley
J. M. Bray
Westfield
N. Y
L. G. Merrill
Meadville
C. W. Foulk
New Castle
H. G. Hall
Brookville
S. H. Prather
Brocton
WN. Y
Wm. F. Day
A. J. Lindsay
O. G. McEntire
J. W. Wilson
W. Hollister
Er. W. Robinson
W. K. Crosby
R. N. Stubbs
J. C. McDonald
J. W. Lowe
Edgar Blake
D. D
Chicago
Board of Sunday Schools
W. L. McDiarmid
W. S. Mitchell
First Church
Board of Foreign Missions
J. W. Blaisdell
New Bethlehem
A. B. Leonard
New York
Stephen O. Benton
Thos. B. Neeley
M. E
Methodist Episcopal
Santiago
Chile
J. B. Neff
Clarion
W. P. Murray
D. A. Platt
T. W. Douglas
Centenary Fund Society
Allegheny College
Erie Conference
First Baptist Church
J. M. Foster
Parker’s Landing
Franklin District
R. George Thomas
Harlansburg
M. E. Mader
Centerville
J. S. Frantz
South Sharon
Caroline E. Byer
D. J. Blaisdell
W. N. Snyder
Earl T. English
Wallace H. Minor
Milton E. Mader
Wm. E Bartlett
Curtiss C. Smith
J. B. Hicks
Walier
Clarion County
Bertha L. Guthapfel
Korea
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Board of Education
Camden M. Coburn
Edenburg
Chas. C. Merrill
West Pittsburg
J. M. Thoburn
Carrie F. Beyer
DuBois
Summerville
Chautauqua
Statistical Secretary
Meadyile
Epworth
Corry Church
Dr. Rankin
H. C. Weaver
Falconer
Epworth Church
Plans and rumors swirl around Nicaraguan stability and a Taft trip
Reports from Washington disclose General Estrada’s aims for a stable Nicaraguan government and a possible American loan. The California steamer endured a 12 day eight ship fight before arriving at Havre. The Tribuna of Rome claims the Duke of the Abruzzi ended a match with Miss Elkins for personal reasons with the king’s consent. Beverly notes Taft may drop plans to visit Panama. A Chicago grand jury indicted ten top executives of Swift Armour and Morris in three bills each. Seven of ten meat packers later posted bail of thirty thousand dollars. A Marienburg cholera toll rose to eight. Dolbrueck urged Germany to accept American frozen meat amid sanitary objections. Goldwin Smith bequeathed 689000 to Cornell. estate valued at 832855. Seven packers appeared in court and posted bail. A Brooklyn Bridge fire caused rush hour chaos as 150000 commuters walked across.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estrada
Washington
California
Uavre
Tribuna of
Rome
Duke of the
Swift, Armour and Morris Packing Companies
Marienburg
Prussia
Barretta
Italy
Herr Dolbrueck
Interior
Wurtemberg
Germany
Goldwin Smith
Toronto
Cornell
Federal Grand Jury
Brooklyn Bridge
Engagement for Anna Morrison to George Wells Reported
Miss Marie Kiernan hosted a 6 30 luncheon Thursday with twelve places set. The event announced the engagement of Anna M Morrison to George H Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kiernan
Anna M. Morrison
George H. Wells
Reception and Card Party at Siggins Home
Mrs. D. H. Siggins Miss Siggins and Mrs. Sam Q. Smith hosted a reception at the Siggins residence corner of Liberty and Fourth streets Wednesday afternoon September 14 and a euchre party the next day Thursday at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Siggins
Miss Siggins
Sam Q. Smith
Siggins
Liberty and
Fourth Streets
Cradle Roll Reception Held by Presbyterian Church
Thursday afternoon at the residence of Hon. C. W. Stone the annual cradle roll reception of the Presbyterian Church Sunday School was held. About forty youngsters with their mothers attended and enjoyed themselves. Light refreshments were served and the affair was a grand success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Thoburn
Stephen O. Benton
New York
Board of Foreign Missions
Edgar Blake
Chicago
T. R. Thoburn
Erie
Conference Veterans
R. S. Borland
Mercer
W. H. Crawford
Allegheny College
Frank W. Luce
First Church
Cleveland
C. W. Stone
Presbyterian Church
Entertained Cradle Roll Guests at Mrs Rogers Home
Mrs. A S Rogers hosted the Cradle Roll of the First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Friday afternoon on Fifth street. The children enjoyed games and music before refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. Rogers
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Fifth Street
Hamlet transfers and church assignments across Erie district
A compiled list shows various names and churches including Garland, W. H. Garnett. Hazelhurst A. S. M. Hopkins. Jamestown First church H. G. Og den. Buffalo street church Erie H. Jones. Brooklyn Heights church C. M. Riley. Kane T. R. Courtice. and many others such as Leon I. E. Russell and Warren First church H. M. Cona way. The entries indicate transfers and circuit supply across multiple towns including Jamestown, Salamanca, Sheffield, Sherman, and Youngsville with several supply duties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
W. H. Garnett
Hamlet
Erie
Hazelhurst
A. S. M. Hopkins
Jamestown
H. G. Ogden
Buffalo Street
Eri
H. Jones
Brooklyn Heights
C. M. Riley
Kane T. R. Courtice
Kane
Kinzua
Corydon
W. F. Collier
Leon
I. E. Russell
Little Valley
E. F. Edmonds
Lottsville
A. C. Smith
Mount Jewett
E. M. Fradenburgh
Nansen
Panama
W. P. Lowthian
Randolph
East Randolph
H. L. Dunlavey
Russell
C. Farrer
Salamanca
K. T. JaQuay
Sheffield
J. A. McCamey
Sherman
J. G. Ginader
Sinclairville
W. C. Mealing
Spring Creek
Sugar Grove
Local Residents Attend Relatives Visits and Transfers
Personal notes from Warren area list Mrs. John Siggins and Mrs. L. L. Hunter of Tidioute visiting in Warren. Everett Eddy of Warren visits Titusville for two weeks. Mrs. Samuel Hamblen returns to Chicago from summer with daughter Mrs. Fred C. Eaton. The Dennison family mourns the death of Elizabeth C Connely, grandmother of L. W. Dennison, prompting travel to Franklin. Julia Heibel leaves the Warner Settlement House to teach at New York Juvenile Asylum. A group including Edward Walker and S. E. Fehlman attends the New York State Fair in Syracuse. W. L. MacGowan returns from Buffalo after hospital operation. remains slightly weak. Lt. Bert Galbraith USN departs for Washington DC to assume command at Guam naval station. family to remain in US. Mrs. C. O. Curtis, once Mary E. Doerr, revisits Warren. graduate of Warren High School class of 1885. Subscribe for the Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hamblen
Fred C. Eaton
Chicago
L. W. Dennison
Franklin
Elizabeth C. Connely
Dennison
Bert Galbraith
U.S. N
Washington
D. C
Warren
Guam
Pacific Ocean
Naval Station
C. O. Curtis
Mary E. Doerr
Philip Doerr
Pasco
Wash
Curtis
Warren High School
Miss Gladys Knowlton Hosts T H G Club at Henry Street
Miss Gladys Knowlton entertained the T H G Club last Friday at her Henry Street home. Dainty refreshments were served and guests departed declaring her a fine hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. G. Club
Gladys Knowlton
Henry Street
Miss Knowlton
Mrs Gertrude Jackson Hosts Honor For Miss Campbell
Miss Gertrude Jackson and her cousin Miss Ruth Ransom entertained at 313 Hazel Street Thursday evening in honor of Miss Anna Campbell daughter of Mr and Mrs John Campbell recently of Kane Pennsylvania. Guests enjoyed games and a social hour followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Campbell
Gertrude Jackson
Ruth Ransom
North Clarendon
Hazel Street
Anna Campbell
John Campbell
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Kane
Clarendon Couple Weds In Sept 6 5:30 Ceremony
Maud Russell of Clarendon and John Hickey of Clarendon were married by Rev Father O Hern at 5:30 Tuesday afternoon Sept 6. Guests attended at the bride's parents home after the ceremony. The Hickeys left Thursday for the Isthmus of Panama where Mr. Hickey holds a government post, with many friends seeing them off at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Arthur Russell
Clarendon
John Hickey
O.hern
John H. Hickey
Panama
Hickey
Lost by sixty yards Robert Lorraine fails to cross Irish Channel
London actor-aviator Robert Lorraine attempted Holyhead to Howth crossing Sunday, but engine trouble and broken wires left him out of sight of land for over forty miles. He crashed near Howth cliff after diving toward the lighthouse, was rescued by a Dublin steamer which hauled the partly submerged aeroplane aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lorraine
London
Holyhead
Lorraine
Dublin Bay
Howth Hill
Dublin
Adela
Voters urged on tax dates ahead of November election
The notice: last day to assess taxes is Wednesday September 7 and last day to pay taxes to be eligible to vote is Saturday October 8. Statement signed by A G Eldred chairman Republican County Committee dated September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Eldred
Republican Co. Committee
Milk Ticket Prints Issued by Mal Office
Sanitary milk tickets are printed at the Mal office for dealers to comply with the law. Call to see samples and secure the official forms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. M. Conaway
Wm. H. Berry
Keystone
Anti-Saloon League
Berry
Centenary Board
H. L. Dunleavy
R. B. Davids
W.V. McLean
Sigel
Wm. C. Mealing
C. C. Merrill
Mayson H. Sewell
Clarkville
Homer B. Davis
Eau Claire
W. Earl Davis
West Hickory
Wilbur J. Hewitt
Rockland
Jas. W. Reis
Stockton, N. Y
A. A. Horton
Carpenter Chapel
Parker's Landing
Japan
H. L. Hill
Armory
Bishop Neeley
Blake
W. B. Patterson
Methodist Brotherhood
P. J. Maveety
Freedman’s Aid Society
Jamestown District
Ashville
Celoron
J. W. Hickok
Barnes and Glade
R. P. Davis
Bemus Point
G. W. Strathard
Busti
Lander
O. H. Sioley
Cattaraugus
Cherry Creek
H. S. Bates
Clymer
R. S. Leroy
Columbus
North Corry
L. R. Woodin
Corry
A. M. Lockwood
T. B. Cooper
Ellington and Kennedy
David Taylor
John Siggins
Tidioute
John
L. L. Hunter
Everett Eddy
Titusville
Julia Heibel
Warner Settlement House
Baltimore
New York City
Edward, Burr
S. E. Walker
P. —. Fehlman
Edward Walker
Syracuse
W. L. MacGowan
Buffalo
Sisters Hospital
F. W. Plaisted
State of Maine
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