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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
3
Reports list major projects with Standard Plate Glass Company of Butler planning $2,000,000 in improvements and more hires. An Eldred refinery proposal seeks a guaranteed 15,000 barrels of crude daily, backed by Warren capitalists.
Classified note urges local businesses to advertise in the Mail to reach readers. It emphasizes proven reach and timely responses for varied products and services. The short notice seeks quick engagement from advertisers seeking measurable impact.
Joseph Kozkowski, 62, farmer from Erie Pennsylvania, is jailed on a murder charge after his neighbor George Roberts was shot following a fence dispute. The shooting occurred amid a crowd of picnickers and Roberts’ son witnessed the event. Kozkowski was overpowered at his fortified home.
Four children ages one three five and six perished when a farmhouse at Elgin near Ogdensburg burned while their parents were milking cows. Thomas Dwyer rushed to the blaze and carried out the eldest boy who survived only a few hours. the tragedy occurred on the Harrison farm.
Illinois faces a record low honey crop as severe winter cold killed millions of bees. While some apiaries with protective housing report decent yields, overall numbers are far below normal, ensuring a heavy shortage across the state.
Dr Raymond A Chapman of Dunkirk died from injuries after a car owned and driven by Earle C Haggersperintendent of the Brooks Locomotive plant crashed into a telephone pole while turning a coroner. The blow to his forehead was initially deemed minor as the accident occurred last week.
State records from Albany show 4 500 violent deaths in six months with 5 killed by lightning 31 by electric shocks and 2 by sunstroke while 80 froze to death and the last cold death occurred in May the total violence toll reaching 4 700.
Chester Bowman aged 55 of Hornellsville died at St. James Mercy hospital after being struck by a street car on the Hornell Canister line four miles south of Hornell. He suffered a crushed right shoulder and a fractured skull with other injuries and never regained consciousness.
Former Pennsylvania official Charles W. Stone died at his Warren area summer home at age 69. Stone served four terms in Congress for the 28th district and held roles as secretary of the commonwealth under Governor Beaver, a state representative, and a state senator.
Warren County Pomona Grange No. 10 and Pleasant Grange plan a two day meeting at their hall near Warren. Officers and guests will discuss questions on employment, immigration, education, and Grange principles with a varied program of songs papers and recitations led by officers including Theodore Schuler Dallas Brooks and Mrs Clara Swick. A fifth degree initiation is scheduled for Thursday evening and drivers will escort visiting members from Suspension Bridge to the hall.
In Warren County Common Pleas No. 19 June term 1912 Libellant William W Jackson vs Matilda Jackson. Respondent to appear before judges at Warren Courthouse on Sept 2 1912 to answer the complaint and show cause why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff Henry Park issues notice.
Warren County Common Pleas case No 43 Dec term 1912 subpoenas issued with alias subpoena. Libellant Carrie Donaldson must show cause in Warren Pa by July 25 1911.
Advice for using a pyrography tool to mark wooden sports equipment such as hockey sticks baseball bats and tennis rackets. Deep burn marks provide durable identification while printed names may wear off.
For the Grangers picnic at Williams Grove Pennsylvania from August 26 to 31, the Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from stations in Pennsylvania and from Baltimore Elmira Frederick and intermediate Northern Central stations August 20 to 30, good for return by September 3 at reduced rates.
Your stomach is linked to many symptoms from heart burn to nausea and disease. A doctor recommends Dyspepsules as a simple inexpensive cure with rapid relief. Drugstores can supply them or send 25 cents for a trial to Pockar Ennis Drug Co NY.
Worcester explorer and mountain climber Dr W Hunter Workman was reported dead in an avalanche in the Himalayas but escaped injury. Col A George Bullock of Worcester, his sister’s brother, received a cable from Scotland stating the avalanche killed an Indian coolie while other party members survived.
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