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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1905
Page
2
In a brief ten minute House session on the 21st and a senate session of about one hour the chamber adjourned until January 4. Mr Gearin succeeds Mr Mitchell as Oregon senator and was sworn in after credentials were accepted.
A string of accidents and incidents includes two trainmen killed at Perkiomen Junction and a Belvidere furniture factory fire destroying Warren Woodworking Co. Loss to $60,000. Corinth Deposit Bank safe robbed in Kentucky. Colonel Charles W. Johnson dies in Minneapolis. Murder reported near Muncy Valley. A man and a woman killed by an express train in New Jersey. Illinois Central wreck near Holly Springs injures six. Herbert H. D. Peirce named first American minister to Norway. Weekly US failures total 226, Canada 33. Universal suffrage discussed in St Petersburg. Australian swimmer B. B. Kieran dies in Brisbane. Frank Curry robbed and beaten in St Louis. Famine seen in Japan. West Point cadets may study cooking. John N. Erwin dies at Hot Springs. Wickes sentenced in New York. Barge Baker burned off Atlantic City. Kitty D. released by Privy Council. Broth ers Fuller die in Michigan from tainted meat. Wyoming Valley hurricane-scale storm causes deaths and damage. Gas explosions in Swissvale injure three firefighters. Paducah dispute ends in murder. Frank L. Scott dies in Colorado Springs. Pope Pius X to gift Miss Alice Roosevelt. Taft approves Miles relief from Massachusetts militia duty. Miles serves as military adviser to Massachusetts governor.
A large fire almost totally destroyed the Van Nuys Broadway hotel in Los Angeles business district. No further details on casualties or cause are provided in the available text.
Moscow reports show a planned 6 o'clock rising halted by 25 000 troops surrounding the Kremlin. Fire from artillery and rifles damaged barricades as dragoons cleared debris and the conflict spread through the city. Casualties were estimated at thousands with shortages feared.
A Van Nuys Broadway hotel in downtown Los Angeles was almost completely destroyed by fire early Sunday. One hundred ten guests escaped in night clothes, with several injured. Fire Chief Lipps suffered facial cuts. Loss estimated around 200000 dollars. T H Benton ex state auditor of Nebraska and family fled with valuables lost. Fire origin believed basement or engine room. In New York James E Martin killed in auto crash near Flushing. passenger Stacy Clark seriously hurt.
Eight men were killed when a 1,300-foot level at the Newport mine in Ironwood collapsed on Saturday. Rescue crews recovered the bodies amid the debris and continued search efforts into the night.
Cable dispatch from Santo Domingo reports Carlos F Morales fled the capital with a small entourage amid cabinet clashes. Rebels under Gen Pimentel clash with government forces ten miles from San Domingo as authorities report armed uprisings in Puerto Plata and northern provinces. Government declares internal matter and refrains from intervention. pursuit continues toward the coast and Santiago.
Albany reports Mrs. Alfred Wiltse claims to have given birth to a daughter at 116 days after a prior birth to a son. Dr. George T. Moston says he believes the story and notes the other infant shows no teeth yet. The family and mother’s kin support the tale amid surprise.
A 19th century style testimonial urges women to rely on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to cure nervous prostration headaches and fatigue. Mrs Shotwell of Brooklyn reports backache insomnia and relief after use claiming to feel ten years younger. Letters testify to dramatic improvements and renewed vitality.
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