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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
5
The wage earner is urged to protect his future and dependents by opening a savings account in a strong bank. Savings deposited here are safe and instantly accessible. One dollar starts an account. Four percent interest compounded semi annually.
Milton Councilmen shelved a curfew ordinance despite a petition signed by over 400 parents and progressive citizens. Other items note typhoid treatment costs of 1356.86 by Dr Jennings, Meadville police speed enforcement, and a string of local incidents including embezzlement, hospitalities, and factory accidents in Erie county.
The Pain Manufacturing Company of New York, once the nation’s largest fireworks maker, files for dissolution amid insolvency driven by the sane Fourth movement. Directors report only 23.98 dollars in treasury and 500000 dollars in damage claims, with much business concentrated around the Fourth of July fading in recent years.
The Melbourne Times reports a savage lander arriving in St Petersburg after clashes with Tibet natives. The creature caused terror in the city before being taken to a secure location. The Manila Bulletin and London exchanges confirm explorer A. Savage Lander reached St Petersburg after ordeals in Tibet.
John Markham a Hopkinsville bricklayer in Kentucky meets his long lost brother Charles Markham new president of the Illinois Central railroad in Memphis. They recall a dentist visit from boyhood and tears flow as they reunite after Civil War separation. The brothers had not seen each other since enlistment.
A complete set of signatures of U S presidents from Washington to Taft sold in New York City for 100 dollars to A Griffith at a recent auction.
A servant was shot by master George in a household incident described in a Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt. Mrs Brown hurries to the scene as the cook lies wounded. The event signals a grave household accident with potential legal and family repercussions.
A witty exchange contrasts a tragedian boasting numerous billboards with a lower comedian claiming many board bills. The quip appears in Chicago News style, reflecting theater and advertising humor of the era.
Quotation note attributed to Louisa May Alcott on manners shaping impressions and lasting character. The snippet emphasizes conduct over time as a guiding value.
Thomas OBrien recalls a family quip when asked if he is related to Barney OBrien. He says they are distantly related and adds Barney was the si nteenth in the line, humorously noting he was his mother’s first child.
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