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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1909

Page

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Success Magazine seeks license renewals and new subscriptions

Energetic and responsible man or woman in Warren to collect renewals and solicit subscriptions full or spare time. Experience unnecessary. Start among friends and acquaintances and build a paying business without capital. Complete outfit and instructions free. Address Von Success Magazine Room 103 Success Magazine Building New York City NY 9 23 31.

Success Magazine Warren Room New York City N.Y

Riot Struggles Mark Warren Night Of Political Visits

A riot at Warren last Saturday night led to officers being beaten and stones hurled while a prisoner from Stoneham fought to avoid confinement. Arthur Peterson faced hearings for disorderly conduct with bail set at 500 dollars. Patrolman Haag and Willey, Sheriff Gregory, and ex Sheriff Brown were on scene as crowds tried to mob the officers.

Warren Haag and Willey Arthur Peterson Stoneham Sheffield Gottlieb Haag Peterson Gregory Brown Justice of the Peace H. S. Perry Justice Perry Wheeler Arthur Westling Roy Gillespie Justice Court

Warren Hosts Republican State Candidates Visit

Republican State candidates including A. E. Sisson of Erie for Auditor General Jeremiah A. Stoker of Lancaster for State Treasurer John F. Cox Speaker of the House and Captain Jack Austin Corry post master toured Warren meeting local leaders at the Carver House. Robert von Moschzisker declined to join the tour remaining in Philadelphia.

Warren A. E. Sisson Erie Jeremiah A. Stoker Lancaster County John F. Cox House of Representatives Jack Austin Corry Austin Robert von Moschzisker Justice of the Supreme Court

Ferocious shooting affray in Gladerun suburb leaves three wounded

A late Saturday night quarrel over beer led Bla chili Blicnick to fire on Casimer Chesnick. Basil Shoup and Mike Slesnic were wounded by a shotgun blast. Chesnick suffered a severe head wound with two arteries severed. Blicnick fled, coat and hat missing, and is now sought by Sheriff Gregory with a full description circulated to surrounding towns.

Gladerun Warren Casimer Chesnick Basil Shoup Mike Slesnic Blachie Blicnick

Ate Hellebore by Accident in Russell

Mrs. Frank Phillips mistakenly used hellebore instead of ginger in pumpkin sauce. Both she and her husband fell violently ill after the meal but were relieved by Dr. C. H. Vermilyea after several hours. They were out of danger by Saturday morning.

Mr. Phillips Mrs. Phillips

Will Address Mass Meeting by Ex Governor Hanly

Ex Governor J Frank Hanly of Indiana will address a local option mass meeting in the Opera House at Warren on October 4 1909 at 8 o clock under the Pennsylvania Anti Saloon League banner. Hanly who in January ended four years as Indiana’s chief executive is a leading local option advocate on the American platform.

J. Frank Hanly Indiana Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League Opera House Warren Hanly Hoosier

Pine Tree Fossil Found Deep Underground in Bradford Well

Drillers working a Bradford town lot for a new well struck a well preserved pine tree fragment forty feet below the surface. After heavy pounding the obstruction was drilled through and the chips raised, while local geologists debate why a tree would be located so deep in the bore.

Bradford Oil City

Mrs Elvira Farnham Dies Near Blue Eye in 1904

Mrs Elvira Farnham aged 88 widow of Elisha Farnham died near Blue Eye on September 22 1904. Funeral from her late home and burial at Wrightsville.

Elvira Farnham Blue Eye Elisha Farnham Wrightsville

Timber option on Boca Grant No. 1 near Sandoval county

Pennsylvania investors led by C. W. Stone and D. M. Howard secured an option on Boca Grant No. 1 a 100000 acre tract in northwestern Sandoval county New Mexico. The group inspected the grant with W. H. Andrews and Col W. S. Copeland timber experts. The land includes 60000 acres of pine and spruce 40000 acres of grazing and has 400000000 feet merchantable timber near Jemez hot springs.

Pittsburg Dispatch Albuquerque N. M Pennsylvania Sandoval County C. W. Stone D. M. Howard Warren W. H. Andrews W. S. Copeland Jemez

Mrs. John Muir Dies on Street in Carbondale

Mrs. John Muir of Carbondale Pa died suddenly on a street near Jefferson street school house while en route from South Side to Hiram Smith’s home. She had traveled to Titusville for a wedding and visited Warren. survived by six stepchildren and three sisters and three brothers. She was 68 and a member of the First Baptist church. The body was taken to Carbondale for interment.

John Muir Carbondale Jefferson Street Main Avenue South Side Hiram Smith

Bates Family Reunion Marks Sixth Annual Gathering

The sixth annual reunion of Charles E. and Ruth Davis Bates descendants was held by Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Bates in Centralia on Thursday September 23. Heavy rain reduced attendance but attendees praised the dinner at 1 30 p m. Old officers were re elected and a letter from J Byron Bates family of Cripple Creek Colorado was read. The group adjourned to meet in 1910 with Mrs. Sarah Bates Wright of Sugar Grove Pennsylvania.

Charles E Ruth Davis Bates Walter H. Bates Centralia Bates J.byron Bates Cripple Creek Colo Sarah Bates ‘Wright Sugar Grove

Officers Installed at Kossuth Encampment No 98

At a regular meeting of Kossuth Encampment No 98 S Omega S. O. O. F. officers were installed by District Deputy Grand Patriarch Philip G Wheeler Chief Patriarch J A Sampson Senior Warden A L Schneider High Priest A F Crossman Junior Warden F B Underwood Scribe Robert Gray Treasurer J P Jackson Refreshments served after the ceremonies.

Kossuth Philip G. Wheeler J. A. Sampson A. L. Schneider A. F. Crossman F. B. Underwood Robert Gray J. P. Jackson

Outing Club Names Officers At Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Outing Club was held Friday evening at the club house. Officers elected include Mrs. J. O. Parmilee as chairman M. W. Jamieson as president O. A. Pressell as secretary F. K. Russell as treasurer and house committee members W. W. Geer and George Craft. A dinner and dance followed with about 75 attendees.

The Outing Club J. O. Parmilee M. W. Jamieson W. W. Geer George Craft O. A. Pressell F. K. Russell

Obituary Notice for Lafayette Morrison in Elliott

Lafayette Morrison died September 23 1909 at his home in Elliott at age 69. Survived by three brothers Reuben of Falconer Charles of Tunnessasa New York and John of Warren and one sister Mrs Ophelia Wright of Warren Pennsylvania. He was a member of the Odd Fellows at Randolph New York.

Lafayette Morrison Elliott Reuben Falconer Charles Tunnessasa N. Y John Warren Ophelia Wright Odd Fellows Randolph, N. Y

Death of Moses Cook in Tidioute At 70 After Illness

Moses Cook died at his home in Tidioute on September 26 1909 after a brief illness. He was a Civil War veteran and about seventy years old. He left a wife a son and a daughter surviving him.

Tidioute

Voters urged to pay taxes by Oct 2 for Fall Election

Republican voters are warned that the last day to pay taxes to qualify for voting in the Fall Election is Saturday, Oct 2. The election will be held on Nov 2, 1909.

Free Columbia bicycle offer to magazine subscribers

Readers are urged to subscribe to the magazine with the promise of a free Columbia bicycle and outfit. The ad directs requests for details and a circular titled How to Start, with the address 29 31 East 22nd Street New York City N Y. 9-233¢

Columbia Bicycle Columbia Oka East 22Nd Street New York City N. Y

Real Estate Transfers in Warren and Surrounding Towns

A sequence of property transfers lists many buyers and sellers across Warren, Farmington, Columbus, Kaznua, and surrounding areas with prices ranging from 50 to 12,500 dollars. Notable entries include Patrick Campbell to Martha A. Wood at Brokenstraw for 1450 dollars and Ezra T. Hazeltine to H. L. Swain in Warren for 4,000 dollars.

Patrick Campbell Martha A. Wood Brokenstraw Susie C. Dawson Charles G. Ferry Warren T. J. Horstman Melvin D. Saxton Farmington Horace A. Crary Gustaf A. Johnson Sheffield W. R. Rhodes John Anderson Columbus Carrie Hanson Wm. A. Toombs M. Floyd Toombs F. A. Wood Patrick Coleman South West C. B. Ayers B. E. Norton Kinzua Wm. R. Ericson Loisa M Gertrude Barth John O. Lunn Charles Lowe Ernest Lowe Clarendon Mary E. Magee Darius Magee Edward I. Morris Evalena M. Eckels Garland Eliza Hale Geo. M. Wells Pine Grove Jennie S. Swanson

Pennsylvania Inventors receive week’s patents

Patents issued this week to Pennsylvania inventors include a railway track device by H J Borsch of Philadelphia, a pocket screw driver, ice shaping machine, coffee roaster, valve, overload and reverse current relay, liquid fuel burner, door opening device, metallic tie, metallic working machine, and an alternating current transformer regulator. Listed inventors include I Boyd Pond Hill, L Breyer Philadelphia, W Cole Mina, F Conrad Swissvale, J Darling Chicora, A S Flowers Mount Joy, W Goldie Wilkensburg, P J Havey Swissvale, A C Dasher Wilkensburg, and others as reported by D Swift & Co and associated counsel.

Pennsylvania D. Swift & Co Washington, D. C W. J. Bailey BE. A. Barber York H. J. Borsch Philadelphia I. Boyd Pond Hill L. Breyer W. Cole Mina F. Conrad Swissvale J. Darling Chicora A. S. Flowers Mount Joy W. Goldie Wilkensburg P. J. Havey A. C. Dasher

Higley Civil War Veteran Dies at 74 in Pithole Area

Lyman A. Higley aged 74 died at his home near Pithole on September 22. A longtime farmer and Civil War veteran who served three years in the Union army. He leaves wife Mary Elizabeth Higley and daughters Mrs. Charles Cole Goodwill Hill Mrs. Tressa Fredericks Oil City Mrs. Alice Barr at home Mrs. Charles Walters Tionesta and Mrs. Earl Vangesen Oil City.

Lyman A. Higley Pithole Mary Elizabeth Higley Charles Cole Goodwill Hill Tressa Fredericks Oil City Alice Barr Charles Walters Tionesta Earl Vangesen

Mrs Miland Dies at Rouse Hospital in 1909

Mrs Sarah Miland died at Rouse hospital last Thursday September 23 1909 at age 73. Funeral held at Sheffield Saturday from Johnston Fronsbery residence with interment in Sheffield cemetery.

Rouse Hospital Sheffield Johnston Fronsbery

State Game Laws Set Seasonal Limits and Bans

The abstract lists open seasons and bag limits for bear, birds, deer, pheasant, hare, quail, waterfowl, turkey, woodcock, squirrel, shore birds and snipe. It bans automatic guns, selling deer or quail within the state, selling certain game outside the state, and fishing or hunting on Sundays. Non residents with licenses may transport game. foreign-born residents barred from hunting or gun ownership in Pennsylvania.

Jack Wilson Plover Commonwealth Virginia Pennsylvania

Public Farming Documents Offered by Paper Office

A list of public documents from Senator Penrose, Pennsylvania State College, and the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture on farming topics. Topics include orchard fertilization, fire waste, orchard demonstrations, plant pest treatment, concentrated lime sulfur, butter studies, shelter tent experiments with tobacco, and more.

Penrose Penn State College United States Pa. State College Dept. of Agriculture Pennsylvania

Taft Voices Census Pie Critique Sparks Democratic Debate

A sharp remark targets Southern Democrats over census pie allegory, signaling mounting partisan rhetoric and reaction from political circles as Taft escalates the exchange.

Democrats Split Republicans With Election Day Trouble

Legal blanks at Maru Office referenced in a political note about party divisions and election day dynamics for Democrats and Republicans.

Maru

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