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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
5
Jacob Kreison a leading Pittsfield merchant and civic figure died Tuesday after several weeks of illness. The community mourns the loss of a prominent and popular resident.
A Lander couple announced their Christmas Day marriage in Ohio between Ray Lindell and Miss Lucille Mix both of Lander. Relatives received notice of the ceremony held on Christmas Day.
Natiza Littari led a trio including Frank Lenoir and Jacob Carlleni arrested Sunday at Jamestown and given hearings before the U S Commissioner in Dun Kirk. The group hails from Rochester and Rock Glen New York.
Yale and Harvard will race the annual four mile eight oared clash on the Thames Friday June 23. The Poughkeepsie regatta is set for Saturday June 17 with Cornell Pennsylvania Syracuse Columbia and likely the Pacific coast winning college crew. Intercollegiate Rowing Association notes no change in program or participating colleges and clarifies non affiliation with the America Intercollegiate Rowing Association.
Ten new laws take effect in Pennsylvania on January 1 including workmen's compensation and minor labor law expansions. The package creates an employer liability system with a state insurance fund, adds continuation schools, sets new age limits, and broadens city powers, mining coverage, tax acts, and uniform contracts for fire insurance.
Spartansburg residents Winnie Alsdorf and Gena Kelcey wed at Corry depot in a ceremony performed as a train waited. Attorney G. T. Kincaid and Alderman C. B. Porter witnessed the license and ceremony. the couple plans to live in Spartansburg.
University of Michigan coach Fielding H. Yost argues football has democratized as smaller colleges attract talent. He notes limited field players and four-year men including freshmen boost chances, while big schools face stiffer competition and more upsets. Germany Schultz supports the view.
The piece contrasts modern middleweight boxers with historical figures like Ruby Robert Fitzsimmons and Stanley Ketchel, arguing that today’s fighters perform a more technical, protective style. It notes Fitzsimmons weighed over 165 pounds during much of his career and rarely made the 158-pound middleweight limit, while champions like Gibbons and Ahearn show defensive mastery and selective punching. It concludes that today’s boxers, though different, deserve respect for their refined technique.
Poem fragment about returning to a past love in a rural land with roses, longing to avoid a late telegram. The passage ends with an advertisement assuring printed name and address on envelopes for 50 cents, promoting mail printing services.
Handsome and dignified wedding invitations announcements and at home cards at a moderate cost. Write for prices and samples. Mail Printing Co.
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