Official Directory of United States Government and Warren County Officials
comprehensive roll of federal officers led by President Taft and Vice President Sherman, with Warren county state and local posts including Governor, Attorney General, Auditors, sheriffs, judges, health officers, school directors, and city committees listed in dense roster form. Local health officers for Warren townships and council, board of health, and committees for teachers and school directors noted.
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United States
William H. Taft
Ohio
James S. Sherman
New York
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Franklin McVeagh
Illinois
Jacob M. Dickinson
Tennessee
Geo. W. Wickersham
Frank UH. Hitchcock
Massachusetts
Navy
Geo. von L. Meyer
Interior
Richard A. Ballinger
Washington
James Wilson
Iowa
Commerce and Labor
Charles Nagel
Missouri
U. S
Warren
Edwin S. Stuart
Robert S. Murphy
Robert McAfee
M. Hampton Todd
A. E. Sisson
Eric
Chas. F. Wright
Henry Houck
Nathan S. Schaeffer
Thos. J. Stewart
Samuel A. McCulloch
J. A. Berkey
John C. Delaney
School Committee Appointments Listing
Finance Geo E Colvin chairman J M Sonne J C Russell Supplies J W Elliott chairman G B Walter H G Slining Text Books L H Burkhart chair man J W Elliott F W Hinsdale Grievance Qualifications Etc E L Corah chairman F W Hinsdale M M Dunham Building and Repairs H E Davis chairman W F Bennett H G Slining J M Sonne G B Walter Schools J A Schofield chairman Geo E Colvin H E Davis High School W F Bennett chair man J C Russell L H Burkhart Health and Public Grounds J C Russell chairman O W Ensworth W F Messner Dr Frantz the president is ex officio member of all committees
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C. W. Schmehl
M. D
J. W. Wiggins
Mace
H. J. Bierce
O. W. Ensworth
W. F. Bennett
W. F. Messner
Geo. E. Colvin
Jos. A. Schofield
John M. Sonne
L. H. Burkhart
H. G. Slining
J. W. Elliott
H. E. Davis
E. L. Corah
F.W. Hinsdale
M. M. Dunham
George B. Walter
C. J. Frantz
J. C. Russell
J. M. Sonne
G. B. Walter
F. W. Hinsdale
Dr. Frantz
Travel schedules for Pennsylvania Railroad lines
Daily except Sunday timetables show East West and Oil City divisions with departure times across routes. D.A.V. and P.R.R. services list morning and evening departures including 9:03 and 8:05 a.m. segments, with multiple daily options.
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Clean Oil City Division
Street Railway Schedule Details
Main Line cars depart the waiting room on the hour and at 10 20 30 40 and 50 minutes past each hour. Grade Run and P. & E. station services leave at 5 15 25 35 45 and 55 minutes past the hour.
Timing of Cars to Conewango Avenue and Laurel Street Loop
Plan shows cars depart waiting room for Conewango avenue on each even hour and half hour. Departures from the end of Conewango avenue to the waiting room occur at 15 and 45 minutes past each even hour. Westbound main line cars leave the waiting room on the even hour and navigate around the Laurel street loop.
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Conewango Avenue
Main Line
Laurel Street Loop
Bus Schedule Notes for North Warren Departures
Car routes to North Warren depart on the hour and half hour from the waiting room and return at quarter past and quarter to the hour, with departures at 15 and 45 minutes past the even hour.
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North Warren
Sheffield Warren trolley schedule update
Beginning 6 30 a m Sheffield line cars depart the waiting room for Sheffield hourly at 30 minutes after even hours. The last car to Sheffield from Warren leaves at 10 30 p m Sunday and the first car from Warren to Sheffield runs 7 30 a m, while the first car from Sheffield to Warren starts 7 10 a m.
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Sheffield
Warren
Schedule of hourly trains between Warren and Jamestown
Beginning at 6 a.m. cars depart Warren for Jamestown every hour on the hour, with the last Jamestown train at 10 a.m. The first Warren or Jamestown train runs at 6:20 a.m., then every hour at 30 minutes past until 9:30 p.m., after which no Warren service runs until the final train at 11:10 p.m., arriving Warren at 12:10 a.m.
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Warren
Jamestown
Workers Insurance in Germany Proves Successful
Industrial insurance in Germany, compulsory for both employers and workers, shows strong coverage. From 1885 to 1907 total contributions reach about 1.946 billion dollars with government support, and 1906 data show high sick benefit protection among day laborers. Over 9 million industrial and 11 million agricultural workers are insured against accident.
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Germany
British Capital Invades Russia in Bank Purchase
English interests plan to buy a large block of stock in the Russian Trading and Industrial Bank of St. Petersburg. The bank's stock stands at $7,000,000 with a reserve fund exceeding $1,500,000.
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Russia
Russian Trading and Industrial Bank
St. Petersburg
Growers Organize Against Middlemen in Italy
In Chioggia truck gardeners form a selling society to counter middlemen. An investigation finds vegetables sold in Venice at about double the farm price, illustrating exploitation by intermediaries.
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Italy
J. Q. Wood
Venice
Chioggia
Fort Clinton Island to Castle Garden Transfer
Old New Yorkers recall Fort Clinton, an island 200 feet off the Battery connected by a draw bridge. After the waterway was filled, the island became part of the Battery and was named Castle Garden, later known as the Aquarium.
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Fort Clinton
Castle Garden
Aquarium
New York Press
Administration Notices for Thompson and Greenland Estates
Letters of administration on Gilbert W. Thompson estate Irvine Warren Pa granted to Mary E. Thompson. Creditors urged to settle and claimants to present claims. Also letters testamentary on Nelson Greenland estate Warren Pa issued to Mrs. Mary Louise Greenland. George H. Jackson, executor, Warren Pa, Sept 14 1910.
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Gilbert W. Thompson
Irvine
Warren County
Mary E. Thompson
Etters
Nelson Greenland
Warren
Mary Louise Greenland
George H. Jackson
Notice of Charter Application for Warren Silica Co
John S Bayer K M Andrews and J E Blair apply to the Governor of Pennsylvania on October 5 1910 at 10 a m for a charter of Warren Silica Company to engage wholesale and retail in stone rock sand clay and products made from them and to enjoy all rights under the 1874 Act. T W Greer Co solicitors. Sep15-22-29
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T. W. Greer & Co., Solicitors
Market Report New York Provision Market
Wheat No 2 red 1.03 1/2 to 1.06 No 2 hard f o b 1.06 Corn No 2 elevator 62 Oats No 2 white elevator 39 14 39 43 Pork Mess 22.00 22.50 Butter creamery specials 29 25 28 Cheese state specials 15 44 17 Eggs state and Pennsylvania sugar 4 ue Potatoes Long Island 1.75 2.12 state 1.50 2.00
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New York
Long Island
Buffalo
Buffalo Provision Market Report Sees Mixed Grain and Livestock Pricen
Buffalo market update lists WHEAT prices for No. 1 northern and No. 2 red, along with CORN and OATS figures f o b afloat. Flour and butter ranges appear, followed by cheese eggs and potatoes data. East Buffalo Livestock Market shows cattle, veals, sheep and hog price ranges with several grade distinctions.
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East Buffalo
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Warren Area
Klahr M Andrews and wife transfer to Catherine F Coleman in Youngsville for 12.65 dollars. John W Bedow Estate transfers to Charles S Keefer in Eldred for 400 dollars. Peter M Smith and wife transfer to John Bright et al in Glade for 80 dollars. D W Beaty and wife transfer to Harry J Dixon in Warren for 1 dollar. Magdalena King et al transfer to Martin Schaeffer in Warren for 1733.33 dollars. Matilda S Frazine Estate transfers to Martin Schaeffer in Warren for 433.33 dollars. C W Pearson transfers to Frida M Pearson et al in Warren for 1 dollar. Wm M Rasey and wife transfer to Ella A Jordan in Spring Creek for 700 dollars. Frank B Underwood and wife transfer to Lorena Wentz in Warren for 1950 dollars. T Farnsworth and wife transfer to James O Farnsworth in Sheffield for 100 dollars.
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Warren
C. W. Pearson
Frida M. Pearson Et al
Wm. M. Rasey
Ella A. Jordan
Spring Creek
Frank B. Underwood
Lorena Wentz
T. Farnsworth
James O. Farnsworth
Sheffield
Girl Leaps From Tenement Roof in Fatal Escape
Frances Paterno an 18 year old New York woman chose death over testifying against her lover Pangi Donato after a scuffle with her father Lougi Paterno. Donato fired twice during the altercation and fled before police captured him. The girl’s body was found at 420 West Thirty ninth Street. The case was postponed to Saturday for examination. Donato remained in custody.
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New York
Frances Paterno
West Thirtyninth Street
Pangi Donato
Tenth Avenue
West Side
Murphy
Donato
Lougi Paterno
Paterno
John Barry
Property Transfers Noted For Small Sums In Localities
Rebecca B Shannon and others transfer property to C M Knapp in Youngsville for 1. Elva A Simpson and husband sell to L M Hazeltine in Glade for 1. J M Walters and wife to W P Kirkpatrick and wife in Clarendon for 1000. Kate McWilliams to Bertha L Mathis in Warren for 4500. W W Baker and wife to G G Kemp in Freehold for 300. Geo G Kemp and wife to Barnet Rosequist and wife in Freehold for 800. Mary Young and others to J H Russell in Pine Grove for 400. Malvina Mead and others to James E Jones and wife in Youngsville for 1. John T Phelps and wife to J M Abbott et al in Sugar Grove for 200. John M Siegfried and wife to Earl V MacDonald in Warren for 1.
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Rebecca B. Shannon Et al
C. M. Knapp
Youngsville
Elva A. Simpson
L. M. Hazeltine
Glade
J. M. Walters
W. P. Kirkpatrick
Clarendon
Kate McWilliams
Bertha L. Mathis
Warren
W. W. Baker
G.G. Kemp
Freehold
Geo. G. Kemp
Cannon rejects stage offer for ad framing in Toledo
Speaker Cannon denounces a proposed vaudeville engagement offering 3000 dollars a week to make remarks about insurgents. He says a telegram from Toledo, unsigned, was thrown away and notes the incident was likely an attempt at free advertising or a faker at work.
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Cannon
Danville, Til
Great gas well struck in Arkwright New York
Standard Oil drilled on Walnut creek in Arkwright, N Y, hitting the largest gas flow in Western New York. The well, at 2600 feet with only twelve inches in Medina sandstone, flowed 500000 feet of gas daily before the cable was severed by the surge and the roaring was audible a mile away.
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Standard Oil Company
Walnut Creek
Arkwight
N. Y
New York
Medina Sandstone
Buncoed Saloonkeeper Loses 900 in Frauds
Dominick Zawocki of Schuylkill county traveled to Philadelphia to change a debt paid with old bills. He was lured to a Broad Street trust firm where a stranger produced three red sealed packages. The bundles held only blank paper, leaving Zawocki with no money and a vanished 900 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Dominick Zawocki
Schuylkill County
Zarecki
Broad Street
Zovicki
Zavocki
Detective Bureau
Prisoner to drink tubercular milk for test
Indiana state veterinarian Dr. W. E. Coover asks Governor Marshall to free a life prisoner so he can drink tubercular milk to test cow to human transmission. The governor reportedly approved the idea of the experiment but declined to commit to responsibility for the ward. An option suggested is parole or full pardon for the lifer who would take the test.
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Indiana
W. E. Coover
Marshall
Girlwife Attacks Suspect in Cleveland Police Court
In Cleveland, Angela Puleo the child wife of Samuel Catania assaulted Cologero Basili in a police court shouting threats after Basili’s alleged murder of Angela’s mother. Police escorted her away as about 25 Italians, including Angela’s sister Josef, shouted at Basili amid a tense crowd.
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Cleveland
Angela Puleo
Samuel Catania
Cologero Basili
Basili
Josef
Angela
Aunt Delia Torrey to Turn 85 Tomorrow
Miss Delia Chapin Torrey of Milbury known as President Taft's Aunt Delia will be 85 tomorrow. She is in excellent health and no special birthday plans have been made.
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Boston
Delia Chapin Torrey
Milbury
Taft
Delia
Tax assessment and payment deadlines for November vote
The notice states September 7 is the last day for tax assessment and October 8 is the last day for tax payment to enable voting in the November election. Signed by A. G. Eldred, Chairman, Republican Co. Committee, dated September 1.
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A. G. Eldred
Republican Co. Committee
Drought Hits Ackland County Vegetation and Water Supplies
Nyack New York September 29 Long continued drought has seriously affected vegetation in Ackland county and is causing inconvenience where wells are relied on for household water. Nyacks water supply remains good from the upper Hackensack river while a private plant uses springs.
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Nyack
N. Y
Ackland County
He Village
Hackensack River
Reading of rural life offers cautious gratitude
The Sylvania Telephone notes that when hearing of frequent land and sea accidents causing sudden deaths a person may feel thankful to live in the country and tend to quieter tasks like pulling the bell line over old Balaam.
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Sylvania
Desirable Epitaph In Dying Girl’s Grave Inscription
A New Zealand cemetery grave bears the inscription after the name and age: She was so pleasant. A writer remarks this epitaph reflects an essentially lovable girl and suggests what a delightful character she must have had.
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New Zealand
Cost of Atlantic submarine cable per mile set at 1200 dollars
The article states the average cost per mile for a trans Atlantic submarine cable is 1200 dollars, outlining the high expense of laying undersea communication lines between continents.
Dated Sandwiches Innovation in Rail Station Dining
A report introduces dated sandwiches as a new concept in the railroad station restaurant service, outlining how the use of stamped dates aims to improve freshness and rotation of offerings for travelers.
D I Ball Moves Office to Warren National Bank Building
Attorney D I Ball announces removal of his office from the Beaty building to Room 8 on the second floor of the new Warren National Bank building. Use the elevator Bell Telephone 165.
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Beaty
New
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone
Justice of the Peace H S Perry Handles Warrens Water Street Collections
Justice of the Peace and Conveyancer H S Perry of Warren Pennsylvania attended promptly to collections on Water Street near Printz store, handling local debts and legal matters in the city.
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Justice of the Peace
Warren
Water Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
After Forty a Man Finds More Acquaintances on Tombstones
The remark suggests aging men often discover more familiar names on cemetery tombstones than on town doorplates, implying increased chance of encountering past associations after middle age.
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Official Directory
Starling W. Waters
Curtis M. Shawkey
Nelson P. Wheeler
Endeavor, Forest Co
Earl H. Beshlin
State Government
Warren County Officers
W. D. Hinckley
John Siggins
Joseph Walkerman
H. M. Putnam
L. M. Neely
Orphans’ Court
Edward R. Allen
Daneila A. Wilder
Henry Park
L. L. Russell
Frank J. Lyons
W. B. Weed
S. G., Ward
N. P. Belnap
W. T. Allison
C. S. Keefer
A. C. Mook
E. E. Thompson
W. H. Houghtling
George F. Yates
John Siggins, Jr
C. C. Cooper
W. J. Painsworth
Frank G. McClellan
John Linstrum
J. H. Driscoll
W. S. Peirce
D. F. A. Wheelock
C.S. Knapp
M. W. Ball
Farmington
Pine Grove
Conewango
Elk
Pleasant
Columbus
A. J. Damon
Warren Boro
James H. Perks
Edwin F. Baker
H. P. Stone
Wm. M. Lemmon
John Hepburn
W. S. Bartholomew
K. M. Andrews
John Williams
George L. Folkman
John Schueltz
O. P. Nichols
S. Holmberg
T. O. Hazen
Board OF Health
J. A. Schofield
Traveler's Guide
R. R
North South
D.A.V
P.R.R
City Main
Conewango Line
North Warren Line
Warren and
Old Castle Garden
Market Report
State
Mercer
Kansas
Oklahoma
Western New York Field
Buncoed
Pole
Aulused
Torrey 85
D. I. Ball
H. S. Perry
L. C. Eddy
Kopf & Henry
Warren, Pa
Citizens National Bank
H. B. Hyde
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Dr. King
NEW York Clipper
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