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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
3
A new price decree reduces costs on nearly all hats with exceptions for ostrich plumed and tailored styles at five dollars or less. The collections feature both elegant and simple designs now cleared for reduced prices.
Prof Cumm ings returns from Thanksgiving at home. Mrs Locke of Troutville visits sister Mrs F C Willard. Ladies Aid Bazaar and supper set for Friday and Saturday. Rueben Oliphant Kane and John Oliphant Pittsburg visit ill mother. Dunbars return to Buffalo after Thanksgiving. Co D Blair visits Warren. I O O F lodge hosts Sheffield lodge for pumpkin pie supper. Mrs J R Smith and others shop in Warren. Hiram Simpson improving. Dykins Farr and Kelley transact business in town. Bess Driscoll visits friends. Bess Seeley hosts Thimble Club.
Mrs. Annie Kinney plans a move to Oil City due to her husband’s work. Mrs. Bessie Trimm and her young daughter visit Jamestown family. A Christmas tree is being prepared at the U B church. School resumes with Miss Bristow from Garland as teacher. Farmers report corn still in fields and potatoes undug after heavy snow.
The Casper Tannler family and Mrs. Peter Fahrer and Mrs. Albert Bauer acknowledge neighbors and friends for kindnesses during the illness and after the death of their wife, mother and sister. Gladeren, Nov 30, 1910.
A New York court case reveals a Christian German man jailed for stealing bacon to feed his starving family. The Jewish janitor offers his household goods as security for the prisoner’s appearance, and the man is released, illustrating religious intolerance and compassion.
The Youth's Companion will present a beautiful 1911 calendar to every subscriber whose $1.75 payment is received. The calendar features a water color garden scene with Lombardy poplars and distant hills, reproduced in 12 colors.
President Taft worked until 2 o clock yesterday on his message and resumed at 10 o clock this morning devoting most of the day to it. The document will likely go to the printer Saturday morning and may reach newspapers by telegraph due to length. This will impose heavy strain on the telegraph system and bring abbreviated text to many papers.
In Baltimore yesterday the joint meeting of three Methodist commissions began at Trinity Methodist church. The two day public conference includes 27 divines from Methodist Protestant Episcopal and Church South with nine from each branch. Bishop Earl Cranston presided and the main obstacle cited is the place of the negro in the Episcopal divisions.
Mrs. Mary Rodey of Grisfield aged 58 was found unconscious on Main Street by a stranger who brought her to the Palm hotel. She died hours later from apparent drug poisoning after claiming a strange man forced her to drink from a bottle. Police noted wounds from beating and possible robbery motive.
Former Rome City Mayor Thomas G. Nock of Rome New York a leading Central New York physician and Oneida county Republican figure died at his residence by hanging after a period of illness. He was 51.
The Burr brothers bail posted by Martin Engel. Octave Chanute dies in Chicago. Manchuria reported infected with bubonic plague by St. Petersburg dispatch. Aviator J Armstrong Drexel sets altitude record at 9 970 feet in Philadelphia. Colonel Robert C Clowry resigns Western Union presidency after 44 years. New York state population 9 112 279 up 1 844 485 since 1900. Ohio 4 767 121.
U S district attorney drafts equity bill targeting sugar trust violations. Postmaster Hitchcock to Congress outlines rural parcels post as a step toward a universal system. A Mexican dispatch says order is restored nationwide. Brazilian battleships Sao Paulo and Minas Cereas mutinied killing four officers and offered surrender. senate grants amnesty to crews.
Professor Oscar Sellig died in Geneva Switzerland. Samuel Gompers was reelected president of the American Federation of Labor in St Louis. The pope granted a private audience to Cornelius MacGillicuddy manager of the Philadelphia American team and his bride. A Lakes to Gulf Waterway convention in St Louis defeated a resolution criticizing President Taft. Washington announced Taft will not seek tariff changes in the upcoming short session.
Michael Cudahy founder of the Cudahy Packing Co. dies in Chicago from pneumonia. Mrs. Mande FE Glavis obtains a divorce in Seattle on a complaint charging cruelty and desertion. An engagement is reported at Chihuahua between 68 Mexican troops and 40 revolutionists, with the revolutionaries routed. Ingram C. Sowell, Navy midshipman quarterback, breaks a rib and likely punctures a lung in early play but finishes the game against the Army cadets.
Thirteen men were killed in an explosion at an asphalt mine in Durant Oklahoma. One more typhoid case was reported at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, bringing the total to twenty four. Congress debates reapportionment following Census figures. The British Parliament dissolves to pursue veto power debate as new session starts January 31. United States Attorney Wise sues to dissolve the sugar trust naming American Sugar Refining and related firms.
Terra Nova, carrying the British South Polar expedition, sails from New Zealand toward the Antarctic. The Madeira medical officer reports a cholera outbreak in Funchal. Taft orders cabinet cuts in department estimates. Beijing doubts a $50 million China loan deal will close. Anna Wolinski, jailed in New York for threats against banker Jacob H. Schiff, is declared insane and to be hospitalized.
North Warren visitor Thomas Strickland is in town. D.B. Hitchcock family attend Union City funeral. Pomona Grange to meet Thursday and Friday. Local visits include Scranton Mixes and Cowell families at Russell. Several residents ill or traveling for Thanksgiving and school meetings held as Clyde Hodges ill. Sugar Grove reports include Charlotte McLean and Mary Hamilton visiting Warren families.
Miss Claire Neer visits near Columbus then stays with S. Chipman family. Families gather with Mary Nelson and George Cale. Irvine Briggs and Deloss Johnson visit relatives. Alop Hegg dies. funeral at S I church with Swedish cemetery burial. Morgan Clark, stock dealer and Pittsfield school director, dies at Sliter home. T B Fuller plans winter in Youngsville with show. Burton Bacus moving near Columbus. Mrs Gifford Leih and Stella Reed in Wrightsville.
The London Times notes that long established country fairs and feasts have decayed over decades, making rural life duller than at any prior period.
In Bear Lake on Thanksgiving weekend residents visit kin across Jamestown Panama and Franklin. People attend Rally Day at the Christian church as children impress with the primary class. Mrs Laura Carlson visits Etta Westcott. gatherings occur at Kate Carr and Rev Patterson’s benefit supper in Evans hall with about forty attendees.
Tam Bornino, on trial for theft in Paris, caused a courtroom disturbance by striking his lawyer who then used the incident to secure an acquittal. Authorities noted the lawyer's clever pivot to defend the client.
Marvelous Discoveries mark the progress of the age with air flights telegrams and war inventions. Dr Kings New Discovery is touted to save life from coughs colds la grippe asthma croup bronchitis and whooping cough. A local user from Asheville NC reports an obstinate cough cured after other remedies failed. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by druggists.
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