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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1911

Page

5

Multiple Developments From Parker to Frankin Oil Region

Reports include National Transit erecting four of eight 35,000 barrel stock tanks at Parker with two months to completion. Dunkirk unveils a new stock theatre offering two new plays weekly with 5, 10, 20 cent admissions. A South Olean man sustains a head bruise after a logging trip. Socialists win four of five offices in Oil City Ward Ten election.

Standard Parker National Transit Company Dunkirk Oil City Tenth Ward Liverly Select Council

A Word of Advice From Oregon in Woodburn

A Woodburn Independent quote notes that honest financial appreciation of a minister does not affect the church's Christianity. A well fed and well groomed minister speaks well for a church and its flock.

Woodburn

Mystery Letter Surfaces From 1838 After 335 Mile Delay

Yonkers postmaster and Mrs. Walter Paddock recount a 1833 Geneva to Yonkers letter about lumber shipments. Written by Peter Beatty and dated April 29, 1838, it remained folded with pasted edges and was found at the Syracuse post office December 27. The note mentions a $2,000 remittance on delivery.

Sam Nathan Warren Yonkers N. Y Walter Paddock Geneva D. O. Paddock

Confederate Morgan Surrender Marker Commissioned in Ohio

A granite bowlder on the Crabaugh farm in Columbiana County Ohio marks the farthest north reached by Confederate troops and the surrender of General John H. Morgan to Major George W. Bruce on July 26, 1865. A bronze tablet bears the inscription and commemorates the spot once shown by a marker stump taken to West Liverpool library.

Crabaugh Columbiana County John H. Morgan Wellsville Gettysburg West Liverpool W. TL. Thompson George W. Bruce

Japan Railway Gauge Widening Project

The plan costs 115 million dollars to widen the railway from Wyokso to Shimonoseki a 704 mile stretch. Completion would extend Japans portion of the international railways from Calais to Tokyo to about 1600 miles including the sea crossing from Shimonoseki to Fuean with large steamers under construction.

Japan Wyokso Shimonoseki Calais Tokyo Fuean

Cuba to Raise Import Duties on Various Papers

Cuban authorities plan to boost import taxes on different paper goods as part of a tariff policy. The move targets several paper categories to raise revenue and protect local industries.

Cuba

Church adopts street number in York near Murray Hill

A church near the crest of Murray Hill York now shows a street number in the directory to aid visitors. The church is indicated by its number on Pith avenue, helping strangers locate it as easily as a shop. Subscribe for the Mail.

Jamestown N.Y Buffalo Murray Hill York Pith Avenue

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