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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
5
Savings accounts promoted with no prior notice required for withdrawals and monthly interest earned for deposits on the 1st to 3rd. Special attention to mail opened accounts and accounts for children from one dollar. Banking by mail is their specialty.
Six year old Herbert Geisler of Jamestown is accidentally shot through the left lung by a loaded revolver owned by his older brother. Despite the grave injury, he is expected to survive. The Woodard Theater features Harmon Trio as last week act. A baby girl weighing sixteen pounds was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Charles W Gearing of Oil City. Measles fears grow in Franklin as eight new cases are reported in the Third ward. Bradford Era plans sacred concert circuit across Bradford Salaman ca Ridgway Olean. Hon W H Andrews New Mexico delegate to Congress convalescing after pneumonia. A Jamestown directory from 1828 is found detailing town Census and trades. Trial in Damon case ends with $12000 damages sought. Olean receives $50000 gift for hospital site and building in memory of Frank Higgins. Olean General hospital may absorb operations. Erie board of health urges wax paper wrapping of bread. Sharon to build labor temple funded by United States League. Beatrice Mitchell found guilty of stabbing Chestnut in Apollo. Sharon creates city weights and measures department under police. Rep John F Cox seeks re election as speaker with headquarters to open Dec 31. Crawford county to sell Hunter schoolhouse on Jan 7 1911 due to dwindling pupils.
Albert J. Randall, a rancher from Okanogan County Washington, ordered 1000 cats from S S Gilbert of Sharon Pennsylvania to combat gophers and ground pests. Cats will be shipped via express and cartage, with Gilbert and volunteers aiding in gathering strays. Randall plans to visit Pennsylvania in 1911 to organize shipments and set up headquarters in Sharon for a 7000 feline expedition starting in April. He will buy stray cats at a fair price and aims to clear the county of pests once the gophers are driven off.
A New York Press reflection notes the long, costly path of education for native professionals. It contrasts this with the immediate earnings of an immigrant laborer arriving from steerage, suggesting a stark economic divide between educated natives and newcomers.
Nellie Wilcox, 28, died at the Woman's Christian Association hospital in Jamestown New York after being found with a broken collar bone and broken nose. She had not lived with her husband recently and accused him of assault in Falconer before his disappearance. An autopsy is planned to determine the cause of death.
News from Ogdensburg New York reports four Barit children ages seven five four and one year old were killed when an acetylene gas apparatus exploded in their home. The parents were severely burned while trying to save them. Building loss is listed at four thousand dollars. The blast shattered windows nearby.
The Sherburne farm in Chenango County supplied individual applications for stocking pheasants and eggs across all counties this year, distributing 12 000 pheasants and 6 500 eggs. Next year projections list 6 000 pheasants and about 30 900 eggs. Typically two to four birds come with a single application or egg setting. Eggs hatch under a good setting hen and are sent in spring for summer rearing.
George E. Maloney of Potter Gas Bradford learned by wire that his brother WW C Maloney died in Steubenville Ohio while thawing nitro glycerin for a well shot. The 37 year old former Bradford resident was killed in the blast.
Walker Tansley, a Fal coner resident and S. M. Hamilton employee for two years, was found dead beside the tracks after a Buffalo trolley car passed. His team ran away two miles from the scene, possibly frightened by a car, throwing the driver to the ground. Tansley, born in Le Fant, was a noted baseball player. The body lies at the morgue as investigators from Cwey Blood prepare to probe the incident.
Mrs. Frank Pierce of Waite Avenue Salamanca New York was badly burned when her clothing caught fire near a kitchen stove on Tuesday morning. She bent over the stove and her dress ignited. the flames spread quickly and she could not stop them. Firemen extinguished the blaze but her body was nearly consumed by the burns.
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