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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
4
The Utica Press lauds Dusseldorf as a progressive city with municipal ownership of transit water works and theaters. It notes pensions loans pawnshops and low fares while highlighting expert leadership and transparent accounts. It warns American politics focus on profiteering harms urban beauty and health.
The New York Tribune notes a two year span since ferries crossed the Hudson and reports tunnels now handle 56 million passengers annually, highlighting rapid transit growth and infrastructure development.
The notice announces E. E. Thompson and A. C. Mook as authorized Republican primary candidates for the county commissioner race. Both names appear in the official party slate and are set to compete in the forthcoming primaries.
John Sig gins of Tidioute enters the Republican primaries as a candidate for associate judge. The filing signals a bid in the party contest for the judicial post.
We are authorized to announce E. R. Allen as a candidate for register and recorder. We are authorized to announce Frank A. Wood of Grand Valley as a candidate for Register and Recorder and Clerk of the Orphans' court at the coming Republican primary.
The Mat. announces Edward D. Stewart of Conenango township as a candidate for County Treasurer subject to Republican primaries voters decision.
A man named John Kellert visited the zoo after being told tickling a lion would cause a yawn. The lion yawned after two fingers were bitten, sending him to the hospital. The piece notes foolishness in chasing risky schemes and minor hazards.
A prose benediction attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson urges purging grudges, forbearance, grace to forgive, cheerful forgetfulness of others, courage, gaiety, and a calm mind. It asks mercy for friends and softened feelings toward enemies, ending with loyalty and love through peril and death.
The text requests gifts for the new year including strength courage and good cheer. It expresses desire for inner joy and peace, along with appreciation of friendship and mirth as dear blessings on life’s journey.
A Chicago Post item advises how to respond when a courting woman of about forty five presses for a commitment. It suggests acting quickly and sending for your hat and cane the next day if she hints at love and asks for certainty.
A Nebraska man advertised for cats to be delivered to him at once and received them. The episode highlights printers’ annoyance when type is wrongly set, as noted by Franklin News.
In Paris, Tam Bornino resisted accountability during a theft trial. He lunged at his lawyer in the dock, knocking him down. The lawyer recovered and used the incident to argue effectively, resulting in an acquittal for Bornino.
The year 1910 saw a long list of notable deaths including Cardinal Satelli and Chief Justice Fuller and a shift of global leadership to younger minds. It covered Portugal’s republican revolution, British budget crisis and Irish home rule debate, South Africa’s partial independence, Egypt unrest, Spain reforms, and China’s parliamentary promise. In the Americas, Diaz’s reelection, the Newfoundland fisheries ruling, census figures, and U S court reforms marked the year amid wars, strikes, disasters, and notable advances in aeronautics.
Warren Lodge of Elks will present a minstrel show on February 8 and 9 directed by George Munn of Bay City who led the Jamestown Elks' show last spring. Additionally Knights of Pythias elected officers for the coming term. Morgan near recovery after a suicide attempt. counterfeit dollars circulating. local officers elected for Conenango circle P H C. Various local notices cover theater seating expansion and school openings.
Drifting speech from the Boston Herald quotes Anete Ezra advocating clothing reforms for a young worker. The suggestion implies loosening hats and trouser lines as a form of practicality and reform in dress for laborers.
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