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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1912

Page

6

The Cupid Wagon and the Quaker Rescue

Harry Swifton, a popular bachelor, plans a joyful visit by Lucy Medders and her father but a park crash with a hat ruin and a pursuit by a vengeful count spark a comic chase. Italien Quaker household, attorney General Blazes, Cousin Socrates Primmer, and the drama of romance unfold as Lucy arrives.

Harry Swifton Lucy Meddes Carolyn Harry Count von Pitz Mrs. Blazes Reno Roycroft Primmer Socrates Primmer Lucy

Hat Heist Leads to Comic Family Reveal

Harry defuses a plan to hide Mrs. Blazes in his room as the hat caper spirals. Count von Fitz and Mrs. Blazes press for the duplicate, while Lucy and Amos Medders tour Harry’s bachelor den exposing clashes of class and taste.

Mrs. Blazes Harry Count von Fitz Lucy Lacey Medders Harry’s den

Pigeon’s Sister Enters Room as Harry Teases

Harry laughs and Carolyn bursts in romping with a lively air. The girl hesitates at Pigeon then bounds to Harry, who jokes about keeping an eye on her as she grows older and prettier.

Harry Carolyn Pigeon Witton Lucy General Blazes United States Supreme Court Primmer Socrates Venus

Big Engine Order For Dunkirk From American Locomotive

Announcement says American Locomotive at Dunkirk has a contract with New York Central to convert 100 locomotives from the Consolidated to the Mikado type and to install superheaters in about 4 percent of engines. The project requires extensive rebuilding and about 75 percent new parts. Seven of the old locomotives have already arrived at the Prooks plant. The firm also reportedly holds other locomotive orders from several railroads.

Dunkirk American Locomotive Company A New York Central Consolidated Prooks

Offer Of Ten Acre Tuberculosis Site Near Corning

Morris F E Gregory head of Corning Brick Works offered a ten acre site for a city or county tuberculosis hospital. The high dry property sits at Post Creek three miles north of Corning and was offered to Rev Father J M Bustin chair of the Corning tuberculosis committee.

Morris FE Gregory of Corning Corning Brick Works Post Creek J. M. Bustin

Sandhurst Named Lord Chamberlain in British Announcement

Lord Sandhurst named lord chamberlain succeeding Earl Spencer who retired recently. Born in 1855 he served as sub lieutenant in the Coldstream Guards and held posts including lord in waiting under secretary for war and governor of Bombay. His present wife is a daughter of the late Mathew Arnold.

Sandhurst London Lord Sandhurst Parl Spencer Coldstream Guards Bombay Mathew Arnold Earl Spencer

Controversy Over McKay Pond Pollution in Caledonia

Conservation Commissioner Fleming and Chief Counsel Williams visited Inchester to inspect McKay pond conditions and meet Caledonia officials. They reported more than 100 complaints about fish dying by the thousands and threatened removal of the Caledonia hatcheries if pollution continues.

McKay Caledonia Fleming Williams Inchester

Watchman Dies Fighting Fire at Corry Plant

Edward Crowell a 36 year old Spanish American War veteran and night watchman at a powder plant in Corry Pennsylvania died after single handedly battling a blaze he discovered among the powder. Flames from the extinguisher fatally injured him while he saved the plant and faced death.

Edward Crowell Corry

Factory Destroyed by Fire at Little Valley NY

Fire wiped out the Case Brothers Cutlery factory in Little Valley New York. The brick office and fireproof forge shop were saved. President Jean Case estimates losses at seventy thousand dollars with about thirty thousand dollars insured. The plant was a three story wood structure with basement.

Case Brothers’ Cutlery Company Little Valley N. Y Jean Case

Cardboard Factory Collapse Kills Two in Barcelona

A cardboard factory in Barcelona collapsed due to flood water weakening foundations. Two people were killed and ten injured in the disaster.

Barcelona

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Wallur Chapter Anto Carry Aellow Tarry Daphne Socrates Primes Mselle Daphne Daffington Ma’mselle Mrs Mr. Medders Medders Jerelyn Lucy Medders
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