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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1912

Page

5

DEATH CLAIMS PROMINENT WARREN MAN

The Hon. Charles W. Stone died at his Stone Hill home after a yearlong illness. Born 1843 in Groton Mass, he rose from Warren teacher to lieutenant governor and four-term congressman, shaping financial policy and weights and measures legislation. Survived by six children and brothers, he was active in the Warren Public Library and Centennial Association.

Charles W. Stone Stone Hill Warren Mr. Stone Groton Mass Union School Erie Academy F. M. Abbott Col. A. P. Shattuck Southland Rasselas Brown State Senate Pennsylvania Stone Commonwealth Beaver Congress Elizabeth Moorhead Thomas Moorhead Erie William H. Allen Joseph H. DeFrees Ralph W Horace Crary John L Clara R R. B. Stone Bradford George Stone Seattle Wash Warren Public Library Centennial Association First Presbyterian Church Committee On Weights and Measures R. P. Bland

Sugar fraud cases net nearly a quarter million recovered in Philadelphia

Treasury and Justice departments announce the nearly $250,000 recovered from Philadelphia sugar companies after a year long probe into sixteen to seventeen year claims. No criminal intent found among company officials or customs workers. Settlements include $100,000 from W J McCahan, $124,386 from Franklin, and $22,000 released from liabilities. Automatic electric scales to replace current weighing methods.

Philadelphia Treasury Curtis Wickersham W. J. McCahan Sugar Refining Company Franklin Sugar Refining Company New York Spreckels Sugar Refining Company Customs Service Treasury Department

Italian King's Grandmother Dead

Rome August 15 The Dowager Duchess of Genoa has died ending the life of a key royal matriarch. Her loss is announced from the Italian court in a scene of national mourning.

Rome Genoa

Record of Many Happenings Condensed for Time Readers

The Detroit motorboat reaches Queenstown after an eventful voyage. Zuara the Turkish stronghold in Tripoli draws Italian military attention. A Brooklyn mother saves two children from a runaway horse team but is knocked down and likely fatally hurt. Governor Wilson’s Sea Girt acceptance speech calls for downward tariff revision. Colonel Cornwell, a Pennsylvania guardsman, ends his life amid embezzlement fears with $227,000 misused and no prosecution.

Brooklyn Wilson Sea Girt Cornwell Pennsylvania

President Killed in Hayti Palace Explosion Shocks Nation

Saturday reports confirm the Haytian president died in an explosion at the National Palace. Meanwhile Madero pursues peace talks with northern and southern rebel leaders as turmoil spans the region.

Hayti National Palace Madero Marshall Maine Wilson

Notable 1910s Sanctioned Events Highlight Turbulent Era

Rep Theron E Catlin of St Louis is unseated. seven murderers die at Sing Sing within hours. Egyptian cotton crop expected to set records. Corsican hits iceberg east of Belle Isle but continues voyage. Edna M Gray of Brooklyn sought after ride with stranger. Cuautla ambush kills 35 soldiers and 20 passengers. Fireworks explosion in Auburn kills six. William Barnes Jr named Taft advisor. A mob lynches a man in Columbus Georgia. Navy warned to drop to fifth in ships. one warship authorization cited. Blue Point New Jersey hotel keeper dies trapped in car. mounted officer’s horse helps to safety. cop and companion survive Quicksands.

Theron E. Catlin St. Louis Sing Sing Allan Line Belle Isle Edna M. Gray Brooklyn Cuautla Morelos Auburn N. Y William Barnes, Jr Taft Columbus Navy Meyer

Beginnings of Lifeboat and Lightning Risk in Cities

The article traces early lifeboat design by Lionel Lukin from 1785, noting slow adoption in Britain despite royal support. It cites electric wires as protective in storms, underground wiring trends, and historic shipwrecks like the Adventure in 1780 to illustrate rising lightning damage and the push toward lifeboat innovation as a public safety measure.

Europe Aage Partico- London Lionel Lukin Prince of Wales Royal Bamborough

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