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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
2
Items from around the world and domestic scenes summarize quick highlights for readers. Short items cover notable events, profiles, and developments arranged for fast digest. Includes brief notices and compact updates across regions and topics.
The president reports both Russia and Japan have named plenipotentiaries to meet in Washington as soon after August first as possible. Russian envoys are Ambassador Muravieff and Ambassador Rosen, while Japanese representatives are Baron Komura and Minister Takahira.
Distillery in Terre Haute Indiana was wiped out by fire with losses estimated between 350000 and 800000 dollars and fully insured. Local news note Roosevelt reception at Oyster Bay and other varied headlines from across the nation.
John D. Rockefeller gives ten million dollars to the General Education Board for support of higher education in the United States. The week brings 249 business failures in the U.S. and 16 in Canada, a Hungary labor strike, and riots with several deaths. Other items include a fatal Chicago street accident, a Boston immigration record, a dynamite blast in Pennsylvania, and political appointments and investigations across the country.
Reports from Roumania and Russia detail the Kniaz Potemkin mutiny and crew actions against authorities in Kushtji Odyou and Sebastopol. Battleships face possible sinking or arrest as crews refuse fire and seek escape routes amid widespread insubordination.
Camden New Jersey July 4 John W Priestly a wealthy retired mill owner from Philadelphia was sent to prison without bail by Recorder Stackhouse on arson charges.
A young cornet player living in lodgings faced a hostile plan from hotel guests across the way. They arranged a cruel prank cutting his window cord and sending him away with a mocking substitute, promising a burial after a contemplated murder. The vagabond threat ended with the man silent in the street.
In the Cleveland Leader snippet Mrs BrydeOh laments a cat causing a kitchen fit ruining a dinner pie. Mr Bryde reacts, accusing her of reversing the sequence of events, leading to a quarrel between the spouses.
The ad asserts Lion Coffee is roasted and packed at the factory with beans carefully selected at the plantation and shipped directly for home use. It contrasts this with loose coffee, which it says carries contamination risks and unknown origins, urging trust in Lion Coffee's purity and freshness backed by long-time popularity.
A collage of vintage ads promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for tired feet and easy shoe wear, Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry, and Piso's Cure as a cough remedy. The page also features aphorisms and testimonial lines from periodicals like The Commoner and the Buffalo Express, with a dated testimonial from J W O'Brien.
I suffered nightly from irregular kidney action with sharp back and flank pains and painful urination. After trying many doctors, Doan's Kidney Pills gave quick and lasting relief. Proved a blessing to kidney disorder sufferers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY dealers sell 50 cents a box.
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