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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
4
A 1913 New Year message reflects on 1912’s peace and prosperity in the United States. It urges leaving past mistakes behind, embracing better conduct, and making resolute, achievable promises to pursue happiness, prosperity, and perseverance throughout the new year.
In a Stokes grocery tale from 1913 New York Sun, Ez Gungy scorns people as Herm Stokes counsels patience and faith. A tense exchange ends with a punch as Ame Green derides the town’s faults. The piece links moral sentiment to watch night observance and better spirits after.
Police believe a paste substitution occurred in a Detroit jewelry burglary tied to a naval theft ring. A New Jersey money seizure links to Louisiana sailors alleged to have stolen 312,000. in Detroit, jewelry valued at 3,000 was recovered with a paste substitute replacing gems. A York home burglary shows a suspect named L. W. Hazzay from New York confessed to stealing the jewelry but denies altering stones. Authorities pursue whether substitutions happened before Hazzay's involvement.
In Ralphton Somerset county a bridal party marching home from a church wedding led by Mary Fleck and Valeri Kwashnic had flower carrier George Miluski struck by a pistol blast from Frank Liesba, killing him as the group stepped over the body to continue. Liesba surrendered to a constable afterward.
Reports from Luxor, Egypt, mention a tomb containing one of the most valuable predynastic collections of ornaments and tools. The remains lie in a semi embryonic position, poorly preserved under a dislodged stone slab. A unique double edged bronze sword, remarkably preserved, was found with the body.
A Cleveland profile highlights women entering real estate by building homes on borrowed lots at six percent, selling for profit. It argues women understand home needs better, forecasts women as future home builders, and urges women to own signatures and bank accounts in their own names to gain financial independence.
The find includes long arrow heads and bronze depictions along with two gold hair rings and notable pottery. The tomb likely belongs to a First Dynasty warrior, dating the burial to about 6,000 years ago in Upper Egypt, marking the era of bronze tool use.
Seattle promoter Frank Daugherty and Edward Ostner Boise contractor searched dust on Linnton road after losing two $500 diamond rings amid a return from road houses. Daugherty had loaned the rings to one of the women. dispute escalated and the rings disappeared in a scuffle.
A London correspondence extols Montenegro as the resilient black mountain frontier against Turkish power, detailing its caste clans, manners, honor among convicts, and a tale of Ivan the prince who burned Zabijak to defend it. The piece notes schooling in hamlets and a printing press anecdote, and mentions Montenegrins roaming to Cattaro for markets under gun restrictions.
The text portrays Montenegrin loyalty to the queen as a rigid obligation under King Nicholas. In Cettinje palace, princesses are praised as valuable exports. Beheading enemies is seen as a final joy, while Montenegrins dislike long range guns, preferring traditional arms despite receiving modern rifles from Russia as gifts to royal houses.
In St Louis a hotel clerks banquet backed Ber tillon thumb print method to stop check frauds. Night clerk John Lewis urged stamping thumbs on a rubber pad beside signatures. The group moved to present the plan to the St Louis Hotelmen's association. In Springfield Mass a court ordered a husband not to bother his wife. he jailed after hurling cheese at her.
An advertisement extols Rexal Celery and Iron Tonic as a direct acting nerve food and flesh-builder. It claims to improve complexion nerves appetite and vitality, supports fatigue and debility, and offers a money back guarantee. Sold for a dollar at Seigfried's Pharmacy Warren Pa.
Watt and Get Re suits advertised in local shop window with prices and sizes listed. Consumers urged to visit the outlet for fittings and quick purchases amid seasonal sale.
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