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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1911

Page

3

Mark Twain Honored in Hannibal Missouri Memorial Bill

Hannibal Missouri and the state announce actions to honor Mark Twain the famed author born in Marion county. Representative Frank Losey has introduced a bill to appropriate 10000 dollars for a commemorative project in his boyhood town.

Robertus Love Jesus of Nazareth Mark Twain Missouri Hannibal Mississippi Tom Sawyer Injun Jo Huckleberry Finn Tommy Tucker Frank Losey Marion County

Hannibal Stays Mark Twain's Lovers' Leap Spotlight

The Hannibal article praises Lovers' Leap as Mark Twain’s lifelong landmark linking his youth to the author’s fame. It recalls Twain’s bear Creek view, his joke about the leap, and Hannibal’s growing pride in his memory. It notes local claims to Twain sites and the city’s hospitality and industry.

Hannibal Pater Mater Mark Twain Bear Creek Mark Twain Park Rowl Tom Sawyer

Murdered Warren man Emil Amann teased about odd mission

Emil Amann, about 47, was found shot to death in Warren after leaving the Wallace barn on Liberty street Friday night. Coroner Dr. W. S. Pierce testified three gunshots caused his death and authorities, including Pinkerton and Perkins agents, seek the killer with no arrest yet. Amann’s death hinders Warren water works appraisal and knowledge of the city’s mains. He had worked as Warren Water Company field superintendent and later as water inspector.

Arrow Engle Amann Wallace Barn Liberty Street W. S. Pierce A. R. Offerle Lulu Amann H. M. Conaway Warren H. G. Myers Buffalo N. Y Pinkerton Detective Agency Perkins Agency Pittsburg The Water Company Warren Water Company T. C. Hazen

Hannibal Considers Mark Twain Memorial Location

Local Hannibal groups discuss a monument to Mark Twain and a state supported memorial. Options include Lovers Leap or Inspiration Point as the monument site with the city park plan and a new Mark Twain park. The Commercial Club buys eighteen acres including Lovers Leap for perpetual public use.

Hannibal Mark Twain Hill Street Hanniby

Kaiser Spoiled Trade By Four Note Auto Horn

Markneukirchen instrument maker discovers imperial patronage limits business. He created a four note automobile horn and presented it to the Kaiser who banned others from making similar horns. A federal decree allows four note horns for country touring but towns remain restricted to the Kaiser. Saxony’s king ordered a six note horn. Princess August Wilhelm tests a motor horn with a melody.

Markneukirchen Saxony Federal Council of the August Wilhelm

Funeral rites for novelist David Graham Phillips

The funeral of novelist David Graham Phillips, shot last week by Fitzhugh Goldsborough, was held Friday at St George's Church in New York City. The Episcopal service concluded with the pallbearers guiding the body to Marble Cemetery for placement in a receiving vault awaiting burial site decision by Birs Frevert.

David G. Phillips David Graham Phillips Fitzhugh Goldsborough St. George’s Such New York City Episcopal Church Birs. Frevert Brria

Mt. Taal Eruption Fatalities Put At About Four Hundred

A Mania dispatch estimates 400 deaths from Mt. Taal eruptions with hundreds feared buried under mud and lava. Up to noon on Wednesday Manila Observatory logged 709 shocks, 25 of strong intensity. Governor General sends four steamships with food and doctors as relief plans proceed.

Mt. Taal Manila Observatory Taal John Forbes Volcano Island

License Fire Aids Dealers In Albany Law

Assemblyman Ward introduces a bill requiring firearms and explosives dealers to pay a 50 dollar annual license fee. Purchasers of revolvers, except police and militia, must pay 38 dollars. Applicants must obtain magistrate approval and a reputable district resident to carry a weapon. Carbolic acid poisoning kills Mrs Mary Ciriello in Bradford Pennsylvania. coroner notified.

Albany Arteney Ward, Jr Manhattan Mary Ciriello Brasford A. Ciriello Louis Nicholas Ciriello Bradford Shernan

Miss Mildred Holland Chooses Silence Over Beauty Routine

Poem by John O'Keefe in World New York lampoons beauty culture. It profiles Miss Mildred Holland, who rejects the urge to stay silent yet insists on speaking out against self‑covering therapies. The piece mordantly contrasts cosmetic trials with a vow to remain outspoken.

Fur Prices Rise Sharply Across Market

Rabbit furs have doubled in value in recent years while summer trims have surged about 500 percent, signaling strong demand and rising costs for fur goods.

Marrying Age in England Reported

Thirty eight in every thousand Eng shinem who marry are over fifty years old.

England

Journalism In The Jungle Wireless Paper Circulates In Madeira Falls Region

Porto Velho Marconigram, a four page weekly, is printed in Porto Velho on the Madeira river and published with wireless news from Para. It serves 6,000 railway workers building a line around the falls for the Hustilian government and relays world news via Manaus and cable.

Madeira Falls Para Amazon Brazil Amazonas Porto Velho Madeira River Afanaos Manaos Mundeira-Mamore Railway Company Madeira Bolivia Republic New York Manaus Porto Velho Marconigram

Prizes Chinese Dentistry in the U S Army

An accomplished officer on active duty displays a remarkable dental work done in China. A native dentist anchored a single strip of gold to replace several missing teeth, lacking individual tooth contours yet serving its function. The officer esteems this as a Chinese curiosity.

United States Army China

New Yorkers Favor Coffee Cup by Father Knickerbocker Claim

New Yorkers reportedly favor coffee with Father Knickerbocker named as the world’s largest consumer. He would need 35,000,000 pounds to sustain a year.

Father Knickerbocker

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Hannibal, MO Injun Jo Mark Huck Tom Sydney J. Roy Commercial Club Sam Clemens Old Hannibal Emil Amann Tanner Hill Anna M. Schnizlein Mississippi River Lovers’ Leap Inspiration Point Hannibs Mark ‘Twain Mark Twain’s Kaiser Island of Taal Beauty Mildred Holland Professional Women’s League Kay Alias Tropics John O'Keefe Porto Velho Jousial
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