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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1901

Page

4

Protection forces hold firm in Congress session

Florida reports Senator Quay’s health greatly improved and he plans to return to Washington in January. Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith resigns, Henry C. Payne named as successor. Schley court verdict: not guilty but costs to be paid. Dewey endorses Schley’s conduct as unity calls for ending the dispute.

Florida Senator Quay Arizona Washington Charles Emory Smith McKinley Henry C. Payne Wisconsin Schley Pennsylvania Dewey James M. Clendenning Elkoo Warren Co the District Court of the United States

Record of 1901 Football Casualties Highlights Season

The 1901 football season yielded nine deaths and sixty six serious injuries with over two hundred minor injuries in three months. The bad toll is noted as higher than that of baseball cycling or other outdoor sports.

Christmas on the veldt despite declared peace

The piece notes that over 200000 British marchers will dine on Christmas Day in the South African veldt while peace remains elusive for the Boers. The author laments the lack of peace and goodwill this winter in the troubled region.

News Notes and Society Items From The Mail

The Mail invites news items from readers with writer credits including deaths new industries and general interest stories. Mrs Roosevelt’s public reception adopts bowing and smiling with children instead of handshakes, a gesture praised as sensible. Malconi reports a wireless signal feat across the ocean from England to Newfoundland surpassing prior limits.

Mrs. Roosevelt White House Malconi England Newfoundland Philadelphia Denver Schley Sampson Pennsylvania Railroad New York City

Christmas Gifts and Goodwill for Children

The piece urges making children happy this Christmas with kindness to shoppers and clerks, notes the weariness of post office workers, and promotes subscribing to THE Mart for next year as a lasting gift reminder. It references Santa letters and the joy of giving, aiming to inspire generosity and patience.

Express Nick Mart Santa Claus

Sibley Pushes Pension Bill and Alaska Rail plan

Washington reports Mr. Sibley proposes widows of service members be pensioned under general laws and seeks a safe currency bill allowing 80 percent bond deposits for treasury notes. He also bills for Oil City public building up to 50000 dollars and a Trans Alaskan Railroad across Alaska. Senate notes Quay library lore and Wellington isolation amid McKinley tragedy backlash.

Washington Sibley House Army Navy Marine Corps United States Treasury Congress Oil City Trans- Alaskan Railroad Company Alaska Cook’s Inlet Bering Strait Senator Quay Quay Senate Beaver K Street Senate Republicans McLaurin Wellington McKinley

Telephone girls praised as superior operators worldwide

An exchange reports the British post office favors women for telephone work and notes women staff the growing telephone services from America to Japan. Germany excludes women as telegraphists but accepts their telephoning skill. Europe and America rely on women in major phone companies. The claim rests on voice clarity and enunciation.

America Japan Germany Europe

Public Documents Enrich THE MAIL Library Names J C Sibley

The MAIL's collection gains valuable public documents from Honorable J C Sibley of Washington and a contribution from Hon L C Baker. The items expand access to official records and local government materials for readers.

J.C. Sibley Washington L. C. Baker

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