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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1910

Page

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Governor Edwin S. Stuart Dedicates Warren Armory

Governor Edwin S. Stuart officiated at the formal dedication of Warren’s new Company I armory, with military and civilian guests. General Hulings lauded architect A. P. Mount and builder Abdey, highlighting the armory’s significance for youth and labor relations, and urging labor unions and militia to cooperate for peace and justice.

Edwin S. Stuart NEW CO. Armory General Hulings A. P. Mount Corry Abdey Warren National Guard Hulings

Governor Stuart Attends Armory Dedication Ceremony

Flags and bunting adorned the armory drill hall for Governor Stuart's visit. The ceremony featured full dress uniforms, gold braid, and remarks stressing the National Guard's role in upholding the law. Governor Stuart praised trained guardsmen and thanked former Lieut. Governor Charles W. Stone and General Hulings for their roles in the armory presentation.

Stuart Charles W. Stone

Russell Park to be bought for public playground in Warren

Warren School Board approves spending 4500 to acquire Russell Park as a public playground for children and adults. The act permits school boards to authorize park use under their jurisdiction and title will vest in the Warren Borough School District. Citizens' Committee has nearly raised the funds. closing in a few days.

Warren Board of Education Russell Park Commonwealth D. A. Arird 6Th Ward Warren Borough C. W.stone D. I. Ball E. E. Allen Citizens’ Committee

Helen Boyle and Willie Whitla Case Linked to New York Swindler

New York reports tie Fred Osborn of Manhattan to Helen Boyle once married under the name Parker about ten years ago. Osborn, jailed nine years and three months for swindling, was married to Boyle, who now serves time at Western Penitentiary for kidnaping Willie Whitla. Boyle denies ever marrying Parker, claiming Osborn was her only husband.

Helen Boyle Willie Whitla New York Fred Osborn Manhattan Western Penitentiary Osborn Parker Chicago Boyle

Sibley’s sight restored after four years of blindness

Hon Joseph C Sibley is declared to have regained sight after an eye operation in Washington. He saw light and could tell time on a watch and read letters within days, expressing gratitude and plans to resume political activity once health remains stable.

Joseph C. Sibley Mr. Sibley Washington Sibley Oil City

Youngsville Methodist Church Dedicated

The Youngsville Methodist Episcopal congregation dedicated a new $15,000 brick church last Sunday. Bishop Robert McIntyre of St. Paul preached the dedicatory sermon with Rev. Price A. Crow and Rev. J. P. Burns assisting. A $3,000 evening collection cleared the church debt. the building seats 700 and sits on the site of the old church.

Methodist Episcopal Congregation Youngsville Robert McIntyre St. Paul, Minn Price A. Crow Grace M. E. Church Warren J. P. Burns

A Bitter Dose

A Philadelphia Record quote notes that words taste sweet until one must eat them, framing a moral about consequences and accountability.

Philadelphia

Oklahoma oil deal closed in Bartlesville

Geo C Priestly of Bartlesville announced that eastern capitalists completed options on holdings of about twenty Oklahoma oil companies for the Holland syndicate. The deal involves over 5 million dollars and includes prime oil lands. A pipeline to the gulf is planned, boosting oil prices and signaling a new era in Oklahoma oil and gas development.

Bartlesville Okla Geo. C. Priestly Oklahoma Holland Syndicate New York Gulf Standard Oil Company

Sham promise in clever comedy at Library Theater

Katherine Van Ripper in Sham, per Miss Crosman, appears Friday April 8. A young heiress with $200 a month uses wit to extract tribute until two suitors test her pretensions. She vows to settle debts before marrying a wealthier rival, then finds happiness in the third act.

Katherine van Ripper Miss Crosman Katherine

Sheffield Forms Base Ball Team Directors Elect

At a Sheffield Base Ball Association meeting last week the group decided to field a team this year. Elected directors are K E O'Donnell C E Allen Jafe Henderson P J Garvin and M H Shick. M H Shick editor of the Observer became team manager.

Sheffield Base Ball Association KE. O'Donnell C. E. Allen Jafe Henderson P. J. Garvin M. H. Shick the Observer

Bribery Charge Echoes as Inquiry Opens

Theodore VanDeusen of Jamestown begins a John Doe proceeding before Police Justice Maharon to probe alleged bribery claims by Mayor Samuel Carlson against John Wright manager of the Home Telephone Company. Wright denies the charge and promises a revealing account.

Theodore VanDeusen Jamestown John Doe Maharon Samuel A. Carlson John Wright Home Telephone Company

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