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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1905

Page

4

Correction on county vote table publishing in the MAIL

The Warren MAIL defends publishing the official Warren county election table at no payment and rebuts Sugar Grove Record claims of county funding. It accuses the Record of misinformation and urges investigation into the alleged payments. The MAIL invites proof and offers to repay the amount if found.

the Mail Warren County Sugar Grove Record Court House Warren Mail Etters J. H. Carr Eldred Pennsylvania

Root rebukes claim to Isle of Pines by U S settlers

Secretary Root writes to a association asserting American jurisdiction on the Isle of Pines, stating the land belongs to Cuba. He notes even a rejected treaty would revert to the U S Spain agreement, requiring a new treaty with Cuba for any American possession.

Root Isle of Pines United States Cuba Senate Spain Pittsburg

Gossip and politics mix in a turbulent view of reform

The piece combines a witty quip on gossip with a discussion of Pennsylvania politics and a filling claim from the Chicago Tribune that 26 hunters were killed and 55 wounded in Wisconsin and upper Michigan, noting deer killed is unrecorded.

The Chicago Tribune Wisconsin Upper Michigan

Foreign conductors loom large in U S season

The coming musical season will feature an unusually high number of foreign conductors visiting the United States. An article by Lawrence Gilman in the December Review of Reviews provides interesting details about these conductors and their plans.

United States Lawrence Gilman December Review of Reviews

Housecleaning in Life Insurance Needs System Change

The speaker argues current housecleaning in life insurance firms is ongoing but slow. They call for a robust system that avoids the necessity of legislative probes to force reforms and transparency.

Poet Scout Captain Crawford to Speak at Library Hall

Captain Jack Crawford known as the Poet Scout will speak at Library Hall Friday evening December 8 under Miss King for a season of entertainments. The speaker is praised for national merit and unique charm. Rudolph Dotterweich of Olean reports a four foot thick paraffin bed at 260 feet depth near Vandalia station and Chipmunk run, promising lubricating oil if steam recovery and pumping succeed.

Jack Crawford Library Hall Miss King Captain Crawford Rudoph Dotterweich Olean Chipmunk McCafferty Vandalia Station Chipmunk Run

Trade conditions and outlook from Dun's Review

The article notes November trade volume higher than last year with bank exchanges up 4.0 percent and railroad earnings 6.5 percent above prior year. Unseasonable mild weather delayed winter goods retail while December promises strong Christmas trade. Farm values rise per the Agriculture Department, manufacturing holds up, and foreign trade shows sizable weekly gains. Stock market remains active with industrial interest, Bank exchanges show declines in New York.

Department of Agriculture New York Dun’s

Holiday Spirit at Home in Buffalo Express Holiday Number

The Buffalo Express announces its holiday edition issued December 10 will feature a full front-page color scene with holiday spirit. It includes four extra illustrated pages, color printing, and stories by noted authors with pictures and features to make it the best issue of the year.

The Buffalo Express Express Manu

Policy Holders Benefiting From Insurance Reform Probe

Chairman Armstrong praises timely findings by the insurance investigating committee. He notes disgraceful conditions in some large companies, but asserts policy holders gain protection and remedies from graft uncovering. The piece also mentions Hrolf Wisby’s December Review of Reviews excerpt on Prince Charles of Denmark.

Armstrong Insurance Investigating Committee Prince Charles of Denmark Norway Hrolf Wisby Wisby

Reduced Rates to Sunbury for State Grange Meeting

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced round trip tickets to Sunbury from all Sierra stations in Pennsylvania for the State Grange meeting December 12 to 15. Tickets on sale December 11 to 14 and valid for return by December 16. Minimum fare 25 cents.

Sunbury Pennsylvania State Grange Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pennsylvania

A New Malady in Agricultural News

The item notes the radish is native to China and Japan and mentions subscription offers for The Mail and the New York Tribune Farmer at 150 dollars per year, and The Tri-Weekly Tribune and the Mail at 2 dollars per year, urging readers to subscribe now.

China Japan MAIL New York Tribune Tri- Weekly Tribune The

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