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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
5
A Wage Earners message urges workers to protect their future by opening a Savings Account in a strong bank. It promises absolute safety and instant availability, notes that one dollar starts an account, and offers four percent interest compounded semi annually.
Forest County liquor license applications were granted in court at Titusville last week, excluding West Hickory where residents filed strong remonstrances. Other items note plans to study damming Pymatuning swamp for Shenango and Beaver river water supply, Butler’s large guarantee fund, tax exoneration requests by Titusville firemen, and various local incidents and legal actions across nearby towns.
London theaters can seat 60 932 spectators while music halls accommodate 64 851 attendees across the city. The figures reflect a large urban cultural infrastructure with venues across multiple districts and operating under standard administration.
A bolt struck the church during a funeral procession near Limo ges. The altar cloth burned and a girl was killed outside the church while four bearers of the coffin were knocked down.
The captain George Hurrell of a forty-foot yacht dies in his vessel’s hold while his wife steers at sea. The yacht was located off Southport, North Carolina and towed to Winsatsville with the body aboard. Two crew members rowed to the yacht to investigate a distress signal and found the captain dead in bilge water.
John J. Dyne aged 43 and his wife Mary aged 45 died at their home after drinking beer laced with cyanide of potassium. Police present three theories: self inflicted poisoning, a death pact with his wife, or a murder to kill both.
Forest fires sweep four townships in Northwestern Connecticut claiming 1500 acres of heavy timber. In Brooklyn northeast of the state a 1.5 mile by 0.5 mile strip of valuable timberland has burned and fire is gaining headway. Loss expected to be heavy.
Perwick Pennsylvania on April 27 Evan Booka was arrested charged by Nicholas Luitwats with failure to pay 20 dollars the contract price of Luitwats name job and time check and 22 90 dollars due for wages Luitwats had been paid 12 99 and the car ended.
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