09 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
1
Dedication ceremony marks the formal turnover of the Wetmore and Jefferson Estates gift to the library association. Officers directors and city officials join in the opening exercises as the new public library is placed in service.
A detailed account of a December dedication event for the Warren Library honoring Mary Weise. The program featured speeches by Rev. W. Et Saharwait, Mr. Lindsey, and Thomas Struthers, with donors including Mrs. Wetmore and Mr. Temterson noted. Attendees from churches, the town council, School Board, press, and the Library Association participated as the community celebrated the new library building and its anticipated impact. The piece emphasizes gratitude to donors, the library’s fundraising struggles, and plans for future expansion and programs.
The Rev. W H Jones presented a concise history of the War ren Library tracing its origins and development from the beginning, outlining key milestones and figures involved in its founding and mission.
The passage details the Solon New Library project on Market Street, describing its artistic, monumental design and construction. It notes a brick and granite structure with marble Market Street facing facade, granite columns, and a basalt-like crown, intended as a dignified civic monument. The text lists contractors, including B.D. Wistmore and others, with June completion plans and notes about interior and exterior elevations and decorative details.
The article describes a mansion interior with a charming logeia and a grand staircase, marble treads, and a second floor housing two rooms adapted for a new use. It mentions a Dartmant with an assist Rt Hbrastan, a lack room for future needs, and a children’s room, plus the smoking room and library pane. The piece references physicians’ histories and notes the feature is among the United States’ or the world’s finest, continued on page eight.
A tablet placed beside Warren’s new library sits to commemorate the 1884 gift and the role of Struthers in advancing the library movement. The dedication notes Struthers’ early efforts and links the two buildings in Warren’s library history, praising the association’s work and impact on local culture.
George T. Fry reports it was promised that progressives might gain concessions as negotiations continued with the Progressives’ committee. A big demonstration loomed as delegates debated the platform and a possible Roosevelt nomination amid calls to stay united and keep options open. The convention adjourned for a one o clock session after warnings that statements could come at any minute.
Reports describe widespread anti American unrest and violence with references to bans and attacks. The state department warns citizens as rumors of violence and foreign actors surface. Details mention locations including Santa Barbara and Putra, with indications of damage and safety concerns.
Amid chaotic deliberations on June 9, Democratic and Republican factions clash over nomination strategy as Roosevelt and Hoover figures vie for support. Delegates from Progressives and Republicans weigh unity versus running partners while key speakers schedule and reschedule before the final decision. The scene in Chicago centers on shifting endorsements, with Roosevelt ally negotiations and a late push to identify a viable candidate to unite factions before the convention adjourns.
A local veterinary practitioner faces charges for practicing without a state permit. The case, connected to Elmer proig'te and Justen Wheeler, centers on alleged sleigh animal care, mortgage details, and a pending September court session. The defendant reportedly resided near a neighbor and sought a license, with a fine of ten dollars cited as a possible fee for the permit.
A damaged clipping shows Warren industry urging relocation of a plant to unlock opportunities. The letter, from a manufacturing group led by a secretary, notes city controls and a receivership stance, and asks for consideration of Warren for a new facility. The missive cites a 30,900 square foot site offer and promises readiness to proceed if allowed.
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