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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
5
An ad urges savers to put money to work and earn more, highlighting savings accounts and earning potential through prudent financial choices. It emphasizes honest labor and the benefit of interest or higher returns for money kept in savings.
Martha Cornplanter aged 15 dies at Lawton on the Cattaraugus Reservation after joining Cary W. Hartman on lectures. Jamestown Panel & Veneer placed under receiver Cyrus EK Jones after financial difficulties. Jasper Davis missing near Corry after planning to fish. Mrs Hart Curtiss killed by a steer near Port Alleghany leaving a young son. Telegraph operator R A White stabbed accidentally in Titusville. Heat stroke hospitalizes J M Davis of South Penn Oil. Latrobe drug store burglarized for whisky and tobacco. Clarence Stuart drowns near Rockmere after epilepsy onset. Wildcat depredations hit Kaylor poultry owners. Samuel Braden dies at 78 after dinner celebration in West Finley.
Grangers plan Chautauqua Day on Aug 20 with Cornell President Jacob Gould Schurman speaking to agriculturists. Aug 15 features a Chautauqua program on lake history. Separate items note a Packard roadcar collision at Corry, a gas pocket well fire near West Sunbury, census projections reaching about 90 million in 1910, a Crawford county grangers meeting to form buying and bylaw committees, and Lake Shore Railroad talks to connect Titusville to Franklin and Dunkirk with coal outlets boosting regional trade.
The commission rules Ernest B. Lush once released by a New York NL club to Troy then St. Louis NL club under an option becomes a free agent. It also clarifies Rule 50: if a minor league club releases a player without notifying the option club, it pays salary until reengaged. if it notifies and hears nothing in three days, release is allowed outright.
Graham E. White the English aviator will perform flights at Harvard University Aero club grounds from September 3 to September 13. Afterward he will stay for the Gordon Bennett aeroplane cup with the Royal Aero Club of Great Britain nominating him as a representative.
Indianapolis Aug. 48. The United Mine Workers convention remained disorderly with frequent interruptions and no actions after seven days. Much time was spent on the Illinois strike, John Mitchell urged harmony and drew brief respect but sustained bitterness in later talks.
Lloyds assessor estimates total insurance loss from the International exhibition buildings fire will reach about 10.9 million dollars. Lloyds covers 1.9 million as valuable jewelry exhibits were moved to fireproof safes before the disaster last Sunday.
Surveyors began outlining the route and grade profiles for a trolley line linking LV Transit Philadelphia division at North Wales with Philadelphia and Western at Villanova. The E. & Smith & Co. syndicate heads the project and grading contract will be awarded once specifications are drafted.
Daysey Maymne Appleton laments in her diary that no man will marry her while her father wears a porous plaster and scratches his back on the mantel during visits with suitors, illustrating a clash between propriety and affection in a domestic scene.
A citation echoes the Philosopher of Folly stating that beggars can spot bad money by sound and mint mark. The quip contrasts the senses of the deaf and dumb beggar with the blind beggar in a sharp financial caution.
The Philosopher of Folly compares political rings to shop door signs offering push from outside and pull once inside. He notes the outward cue misleads while real power requires effort beyond the front. The remark blends satire with a warning about hidden incentives.
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