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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1911

Page

6

Bath Fire Destroys Davidson Block. Loss Near $49,000

A Sunday afternoon blaze in Bath New York damaged the Davidson block on Liberty Street. The three story brick building valued at 35 000 with 15 000 insurance suffered upwards of 49 000 in total losses. Firemen flooded the structure with six streams to control the fire which broke out around 4 30 pm and was battled for hours.

Bath N. Y Davidson Liberty Street Fogerty Hoowever Henry W. Perine C. Bradley Anderson Canandaigua

Attempts to kill wife ends with self-harm in domestic tragedy

Edward F. Smith of Little Valley New York attacked his wife with a hammer and cut his own throat Monday. Deputies forced his surrender after a blood loss and exhaustion. Mrs. Smith suffered severe head injuries but may survive as the couple’s domestic troubles and drinking were cited as factors.

Edward F. Smith Little Valley N. Y Wheaton Smith

Fuller Bill Passes for Pensions and Nautical Schools

The House approved the Fuller bill allocating 45 million dollars for old age pensions and a second measure funding nautical schools to be built in seaport towns. Debated legislation items were laid over for future action. Uncle Joe Connor delivered a notable speech in support of the pension plan.

House of Representatives Acton Joe Connor

Infant killed as carriage crushed on icy sidewalk

In Altoona Pennsylvania a six mile west area, Thurston Johnson slipped on an ice crusted sidewalk and the baby in a perambulator carried to a physician’s office for a minor ailment was instantly killed when the carriage was crushed beneath a 6 pound tik.

Johnson Thurston Altoona Joseph Swanson Thurston

Remains of Henry E B Clark Arrive From St Louis

The body of Henry E B Clark son of Mr and Mrs John Clark of Numada Wyoming arrived from St Louis where he was found dead in his rooming house last week. Family reports he may have died by gas self overdraft. father suspects accidental death due to routine of reading in bed and wind blowing out the flame.

Henry EB. Clark John Clark Numada W. Y St. Louis

Mysterious shooting at Hornell hotel shocks town

A man calling himself James Norton Schenck of Fort Dodge Iowa was shot in the Imperial hotel at Hornell New York on Monday night and is reported near death. Schenck said the wound was accidental but gave few details as investigators probe a planned purchase of a job printing office set for Tuesday.

Hornell James Norton Schenck Fort Dodge Imperial Hotel N. Y Schenck Job Printing Office

Chauffeurs' Licenses Expire Jan 31 Under Callahan Law

Chauffeurs in New York state must renew licenses by January 31 to continue operating motor vehicles. Since the Callahan automobile law took effect August 1, renewals must be updated and include a new application and required examination.

New York State

Receivers Appointed for Pittsburg and Allegheny Telephone

William Slinn and Joshua C. Splane of Pittsburgh were named receivers for the Pittsburg & Allegheny Telephone Co. after stockholder H. V. McCullough alleged false reports on fund deposits by Treasurer S. W. Harper with the president John M. Howard. The company has about 2 million dollars in preferred and common stock and bonds.

Pittsburg William Slinn Joshua C. Splane Pittsburg & Allegheny Telephone Company H. V. McCullough S. W. Harper John &. Howard

Baritone Emil De Gorgoza Slips Into Illness in Seattle

Seattle January report says baritone Emil De Gorgoza is confined to his apartments due to a complete physical breakdown and distress from a rumored love affair with prima donna Emma Eames. He canceled a Thursday concert as his voice faltered, with speculation of throat paralysis.

Seattle. Wash Emil de Gorgoza Emma Eames Gorgoza

Fire Hits Corry City Hall Post Office

A Tuesday night blaze in Corry Pennsylvania damaged the City Hall Council Rooms and disabled the post office. Water damage affected city offices and lodge rooms. estimated losses range from five thousand to sixteen thousand nine hundred dollars.

Corry Postoffice

Rivals Fight for Mine Drainage Barrier

Miners at Dunn & Co. drill holes through a barrier pillar to drain water into the Kingston Coal company mine. Kingston men block each bore as the dispute over ownership fuels a stubborn, ongoing clash at the Dunn colliery in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania.

Wilkes-Barre Dunn & Co Kingston Coal Company Dunn

Cows Die From Rabies Suspected on Pa Farm

In Cooper township Montour county three cows fell ill over several days. A microscopic examination of head and spinal tissue from one animal sent to the state livestock sanitary board confirmed rabies. The remaining cows are quarantined and two will be killed.

Bloomsburg William H. Everett Cooper Township Montour County State Livestock Sanitary Board

Banker seeks divorce over theatrical split in Pittsburg

George Banker of the Banker Wind Shield company seeks divorce from his wife claiming she left him in 1907 to join a theatrical company after their 1905 marriage. The case was heard in court yesterday with details noting the couple lived in New York and Philadelphia for a period.

Pittsburg George Banker Banker Y Wind Shield Company New York Philadelphia Banker

Bakersfield Oil Gusher on Fire Near Standard Site

In Bakersfield California a major Standard Oil gusher near the city is ablaze sending a large smoke column visible for miles. One hundred men labored all night to concentrate steam from boilers on the flames. The well was brought in less than two months ago and ranks among the biggest producers in the field.

Bakersfield Cal Standard Oil Company

Shot to Death While Saving Sister in Toledo

John Antonio Colapietro, a Toledo Furnace employee, was shot and killed by Angelo Delbroce as he protected his sister in law from a brutal beating. Delbroce was arrested.

Sister Toledo, O John Antonio Colapietro Toledo Furnace Company Angelo Delbroce Dalbrocco Delbrocco

Liniment Used in Cake Sours Chester Family

Liniment used instead of vanilla in a cake sickened Aldermar Mahlen P. Elliott and family in Chester Pennsylvania. Miss Lottie Elliott baked the cake while her younger brother poured liniment into the vanilla extract bottle by mistake.

Chester Aldermar Mahlen P. Eilliott

Promotion by Merit in U S Diplomatic Service Bill

A bill to strengthen the merit principle in the diplomatic and consular service was introduced in the House by Representative Lowden of Iowa. The measure, approved by Secretary Knox, would require an efficiency record for all diplomatic and consular officers in the Department of State.

Washinton United States House Lowden of Moinois Committee of Foreign Affairs Knox Department of State

Baltimore Bride Death Attempted Murder Suicide

In Baltimore on January 12 Joseph F Robb 30 fractured his bride Julia Deans skull with a hammer after a quarrel over money. The two year old bride from Harrisburg Pa survived. Robb jumped into the river but swam ashore and was arrested. Jealousy cited as motive.

Baltimore Joseph F. Robb Robb Julia Dean Harrisburg

Wolves kill and devour residents on Alaska island frontier

Seattle reports several west coast residents of Prince of Wales Island in Southeastern Alaska were killed and eaten by wolves over the past year. Charlies Sulzer, brother of New York Representative Sulzer, arrived from the North and said wolves, driven by deer famine, now approach miners cabins.

Seattle Wash Severa Princ Os Wales Island Alaska Charlies Sulzer Representative Sulzer New York Sulzer

Market Report New York Provision Market

New York market notes show No 2 red wheat at 1.01 to 1.02 f. o. b. and No 1 northern spring at 1.25. Corn No 2 f. o. b. around 53 to 54 cents. Pork Mess 22.00 to 22.50, Butter 29 cents creamery, 27 to 29 for extras, Cheese state specials 15 34 to 17c, Eggs 28 to 40c, Long Island potatoes 1.50 to 2.00 and state bulk 1.37 to 1.65.

New York State Pennsylvania Long Island

Buffalo Prices On Wheat Corn Oats Butter Cheese Eggs And Livestock

Buffalo market report lists grain and livestock prices for January 11. No. 1 Northern wheat 1.19 per cwt carload. corn No. 2 yellow 52 cents. oats No. 2 white 36 cents. butter and cheese prices varied. eggs selected white 36 cents. Cattle ranges include prime steers 6.50 to 6.75. dairy cows 5.25 to 5.50. heifers 6.00 to 6.25. bulls 2.25 to 4.00. sheep and lambs 5.00 to 8.99. hogs 8.20 to 8.40.

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Untitled snippet on track event pricing and oats

Fragmentary text shows track note and prices for items including wheat and oats. Specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR. No clear individuals, institutions, or dates are readable.

Snake venom cure for tuberculosis fails in Rochester death

Henry H. Hoefen a Rochester druggist died after several months of snake venom serum treatment for tuberculosis. Early improvements gave hope to doctors nationwide but he gradually worsened and died Monday at his home.

Henry H. Hoefen Rochester N. Y Hoefen Mark Twain

Woman burns to death in Auburn fire destroys home

Mrs Ellen Stevens aged 60 is burned to death after a blaze destroys her Auburn New York home. Neighbors report rescuers could not reach her as flames spread, leaving the interior inaccessible.

Ellen Stevens Auburn N. Y

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