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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1907

Page

5

Warren Lawyers and Offices Listing

Attorneys at Law advertise general practice in Warren Pennsylvania with offices in Warren Savings Bank Building Beaty Building Warren National Bank Building First Nat Bank and Water Street addresses. Services include district attorney justice of the peace conveyancer and collections. Bell Telephone listed for Ball and associates.

Warren Savings Bank Warren, Pa Ball Beaty Warren National Bank Bell Telephone Warren Hoffman Building Liberty and Second Streets Charles W. Stone Ralph W. Stone First Nate Bank Superior Supreme Courts of Pennsylvania United States Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer Water Street Woodard & Lesser

Record of the World’s Largest Achievements and Places

A compendium lists the largest falls in Africa, church in Rome, river in South America, match factory in Ohio, public gardens in Paris, bank in London, hospital in Paris, stock exchange in New York, loftiest structure in Paris, largest suspension bridge, gun works in Essen, stove factory in Detroit, largest monument in Washington, stone structure in Egypt, life insurance firms in New York, brewery in St. Louis, tobacco factory world‑leader, plus a note on vacations aiding sleep from a physician eser.

Africa Rome South America New York Paris Essen Detroit Michigan Washington Egypt St. Louis

Soldiers rally behind Sheatz in Pennsylvania treasurer race

Harrisburg reports a Democratic effort to smear Republican John O. Sheatz among veterans over the soldiers' pension bill. A Philadelphia War Veterans Club endorsement and speeches by Generals Mulholland Latta and others defend Sheatz, who pledges truth and fairness in pension matters.

Pennsylvania John O. Sheatz Mr. Sheatz Stars and Stripes Stuart Keystone State Philadelphia War Veterans’ Club of Republican Party St. Clair A. Mulholland U. S Sheatz Mulholland Williamsport James W. Latta Henry Bullen Committee On Appropriations Grand Army

Real Estate Transfers List Includes Numerous Warren deals

Real estate transfers show multiple deeds from H F Gray Estate to O S Peterson Sugar Grove for 300 to John W Caldin to Ella Caldin Tid ioute 1 and many others. Transactions span Farmington Warren Glade Columbus and Eldred with amounts from 1 to 2 500 dollars involving estates guardians sheriffs and resolutions.

H. F. Gray O. S. Peterson Sugar Grove John W. Caldin Ella Caldin Ida I. Gander Emil Burgeson Farmington Lettie A. Porter John H. Eickhoff Fred J. Kagel Glade David T.gunnarson Carl W. Hermanson Warren Robert Miller Niels Larson Joseph O. Thomas Georgia Lesser W. F. Campbell Bertha M. Aiken Dennis Wickwire Columbus Joseph Pagano Joseph Veters Frederick A. Smedburg Chas. O. Smedburg F. A. McDowell B. H. Tellman Youngsville James Rockey Bell Amid Minnie Fisher Henry H. Halil Ernest Wilkinson Horace A. Crary David Mainwaring Sheffield Mary Nelson Emal O. Anderson Pittsfield John W. Coe Clarence Ll. Hovey Tidionie

Judge Thomas sentences Henry Lehna to fifty five years

The judge's 55 year penitentiary sentence for Henry Lehna is praised as a firm response to extreme moral depravity. The editorial argues such harsh punishment helps deter lynching and serves as a public example against brutal criminal behavior.

Thomas Henry Lehna

King Edward and Kaiser Clash Yet Peace Elusive

King Edward and the Kaiser clashed in formal diplomacy, but the exchange does not secure lasting peace as tensions remain evident behind the courteous tone.

Edward

Wallace Brothers Offer Weekend Cemetery Stage Service

Wallace Brothers announce a weekly cemetery shuttle for Warren residents starting Wednesday Sept 11. The stage departs from the post office at 3:30 and 4:00 pm, allows one hour on Oakland Cemetery grounds, then returns from the tool house and soldiers' monument. Round trip fare is 20 cents.

Wallace Brothers Warren Soldiers’ Monument Oakland Cemetery

Interview With a Chinese Official Ends With Light Banter

A San Francisco Call report recounts a surprising interview with a high Chinese dignitary in the United States. The secretary translated as the officer, relaxed and smoking, playfully asked which team won the boat race before the interview.

San Francisco

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