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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
7
The Wage Earner urges workers to protect their future and dependents by opening a savings account. One dollar starts an account in the Savings Department. Four percent interest, compounded semi annually, is offered on accounts and funds are described as absolutely safe and accessible at a moment’s notice.
The Franklin city council plans a Wednesday night investigation by the police committee into police protection funding, aiming to verify why funds paid do not align with expected protection. The move follows statements by council members about gaps in policing coverage.
A morning picnic party with drums and wind instruments passed by a city church causing such a din the baptismal service was suspended until the noise faded. The Erie Times questions how such disturbances will be allowed to continue in the city.
A proposed resolution by Rep French of Idaho would spend 20 million dollars annually for five years, totaling 290,000,900 dollars to improve roads. The federal government and states would each add funds, distributed among states by population, excluding cities with populations over 39,500.
Ward, former manager and joint owner of the Farmers' Bank of Batavia, and Mrs. Salina A. Doty of Buffalo, has suffered a stroke in Rochester where he has been receiving medical treatment. The attack affected his entire left side and his speech.
New York state land board rules no damages are owed to the Cayuga Indians for lands ceded by treaty of 1709. The state profited about 247,609 dollars from the 1796 sale, despite ongoing attempts by the Indians to claim a portion of the profits.
A panther roves swamps south of Utica New York near Clayville and Cassville pestering farm animals and frightening residents. A large group of armed farmers and pursuing hounds hunted the animal last night.
Hollister Newton, a 57 year old prominent local farmer, died at St James Mercy hospital from injuries after being run over by a car in Canisteo New York on Monday. The body was taken to Canisteo for burial or further arrangements.
Edward M. Shepard died at his country home near Lake George after a long illness. He passed away at 6 o'clock Friday night as the monastery bell across the lake rang the Angelus.
Gilbert L. Gardner proprietor of the Gardner hotel at Adams New York killed himself last week by shooting through the heart after a period of melancholy. He had been in a troubled mood for some time.
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