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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
3
The advertisement lists tailored suits with savings ranging from 25 to 40 percent. Prices shown include $22.50, $25.00, $27.50, $30.00, $35.00, $37.50, and $40.00 values, plus a $50.00 value and a $9.90 item.
A local retailer cites an overheavy stock of knit underwear forcing drastic price cuts. The sale lowers prices on fleece lined vests and pants, union suits, cotton and wool underwear, and includes belts and sweaters with discounts up to one third or 20 percent.
Two famed aviators John B. Moisant and Arch Hoxsey were killed on the last day of 1910. Both machines dove from treacherous air currents near New Orleans and Los Angeles as spectators watched, marking the year’s death toll rising to 35.
Joy Knabenschue, Wright aviation show manager in Los Angeles, says Arch Hoxsey died from heat disease while 2,090 feet aloft. Hubert Latham and Glen Curtiss doubt the cause and suggest mountain sickness or loss of consciousness at altitude as factors in the crash.
A 3 year old boy and 7 year old girl, children of Mr and Mrs George Radell of Utica New York, disappeared while sliding on New Year’s Day. They were last seen on a hill seven miles from the city and were later found downstream near a swollen stream where searchers had worked through the night.
Justice F. E. Brown aquits Harry S. Duncan, Wallington apple buyer, in Newark New York. The Detroit firm alleged he defrauded it by reporting higher prices paid for apples bought on commission. Lack of evidence led to discharge.
Roy B. Milliken junior editor of the Ontario County Times died Monday at his Gibson Street Canandaigua home aged 40. He had been in poor health for years and is survived by brother Charles F. Milliken president of the New York state civil service commission and two sisters Mrs. Gertrude Hubbell and Miss Josephine Milliken.
Miss Ken Van Kleek of Ithaca New York, 30, a renowned Montana educator, was thrown from a fractious horse in Lewiston and died almost instantly. Cornell graduate, former secretary to Andrew D. White, she led the Lewiston High School commercial department.
A Boston Herald quote notes caution against judging a man by a failed attempt to bargain. It reflects rural wisdom on deception and social judgment in everyday dealings.
In a New York interview W L Allardyce Falkland Islands governor discusses early Pacific years in Samoa Tonga and Fiji noting Thakombar the cannibal king. He recalls cannibalism suppression in 1894 and describes population growth in Fiji and the Falklands whaling economy and whale varieties.
Congressman Ebenezer J. Hill of Connecticut defends Yankee identity amid dispute over J P Rowell of Stamford who, after marrying a Kiowa, claimed land as an adopted Indian. The House debated Rowell’s allotment repeal as Hill praised New England Yankees while UW Wisconsin Rep Cooper raised the clash. The House let Rowell stay an Indian but removed the land rights.
Count Albert Apponyi of Hungary will visit the United States this winter delivering addresses under the American Peace Society. A longtime statesman and orator, he has held cabinet posts and led the Hungarian chamber of deputies, though never secured the premiership. He speaks English fluently and is related to Austrian and German nobility. This trip follows his previous American visit seven years ago for a parliamentary delegation at the St Louis exposition.
Rockefeller gifts push the University of Chicago toward a new college of commerce and administration. Plans include banking transportation and journalism labs, with a three year consular and commercial service program and departments in insurance and accounting.
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