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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
4
Gov. Stone blocks a Legislature approved measure allowing libelants in divorce cases to testify in all material matters when there was no personal service. He warns the law would ease divorce in Pennsylvania and enable divorce without the other party's knowledge, calling the marriage contract sacred.
The president will work from Canton Ohio for weeks while the nation follows a peaceful retreat. Mrs McKinley has recovered enough to join her husband arriving last Saturday. The couple enjoys home life with friends hoping for renewed health and vigor during this quiet period.
For visitors to Atlantic City this summer, The Mall is on file at the Philadelphia Inquirer's Seashore Bureau on Young's Pier with reading and writing rooms. The Mail is also on file at the Pennsylvania building on the Pan-American grounds in Buffalo, offering convenient access for guests.
The Porto Rican tariff, designed as temporary revenue, will be abolished as the island now generates sufficient internal income. Gov. Allen approves the move, reflecting growing assimilation of insular possessions and changing tariff views amid broader protectionist reciprocity debates. Gov. Stone plans large veto actions on hundreds of bills after lawmakers appropriated over a million dollars not yet in the treasury.
The state treasurer's June report shows a general fund balance of 8,309,176.32 dollars, the largest midsummer total in Pennsylvania's history indicating an easy financial condition.
The event to launch the ship named Maine is set for the 25th in Philadelphia. The occasion aims to honor the vessel with a formal naming ceremony and public attention.
A child's tricycle is offered for sale in good condition. Inquiries should be made at the mail office.
Governor Stone signed several measures including a printing of 10 000 copies of a bulletin on tuberculosis of cattle and the Pennsylvania plan suppression. Other acts amend road improvement laws promote tree planting along roads advance compensation for constables 1897 98 and update justice of the peace trespass rules. It also allows corporations to adjust par value shares expand cross state adoption authority child kidnapers to be tried in oyer and terminer courts and permits profit corporations to hold other corporations securities.
Meadville Journal notes the Pennsylvania Railroad pursues a continental strategy with steel acquisitions in Lebanon County and major rail connections to Long Island and New York City. It highlights control over Rock Island and Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe lines, and asserts the railroad can access coal and iron resources while resisting steel price pressures.
The Tionesta Republican notes the new congressional map places Forest and Elk in the 28th district with Mercer Venango Warren and Elk, Clarion joins the 27th with Jefferson Indiana and Armstrong, while Center Clearfield align with Cameron and McKean in a safe Republican district. It praises Uncle Joe Sibley as a strong representative.
Pierre Lorillard paid up to 10000 annually to a chef and hosted feasts for 24 guests costing about 1000 a dinner. He drank champagne at known temperatures, was an expert on wines, and organized lavish dances for New York society. He transformed a mountain forest into a woodland paradise called Tuxedo and expanded a tobacco fortune into millions. His daughter, Mrs Suffern Taylor, is famed as a top New York society woman.
A reflective remark on misplaced talents across society. Servant girls teach, teachers run stores, farmers serve in law, Choates and Websters chase farms, artists daub canvas, shoemakers write verses, and statesmen cobble in halls. The piece mocks crossovers as oddities, noting Beechers fail as merchants.
Distressing stomach diseases permanently cured by the masterly power of South American Nervine Tonic. It promises relief from stomach weakness and indigestion from the first dose and claims certain cure for all invalids. Sold by Hertzel & Saner in Warren, Pennsylvania.
All Job Printing notes that Allen fits feet and offers an accurate full count of items at the Mall office with prices described as reasonable. The location listed is 221 Liberty Street.
A string of brief opinions and anecdotes comment on hot weather and society. Topics include religious wit, Secretary Hay praise, reapportionment politics, lunar observations, labor scarcity in Kansas, potato starch, a New York swindler, Pan American Exposition features, St Louis ministerial views on summer worship, and praise for the Pennsylvania building in Buffalo. Names include Franklin News, Secretary Hay, Gov. Stone, Mercer county, and Rev. James N. Crutcher.
A Washington press dispatch explains the rural free delivery system created by W S Shallenberger. It will operate on Star Routes north of North Carolina and east of Ohio, including Pennsylvania, starting July 1. Residents may install roadside mailboxes with locks and request delivery to the box, with carriers depositing mail and delivering stamped items to the next station.
Relief in six hours for kidney and bladder distress with rapid pain relief and water retention cure. Promises prompt action for both men and women. Sold by Hertzel and Saner in Warren, a.
Property records show transfers from John Findley to Louisa Howles for Freehold at 500 dollars. Mary Ann Kerr to Arthur Gorton in Eldred for 1 800 dollars. Andrew Engle estate to Velida Allen in Eldred for 450 dollars. John H Gray to Perry Clark in Warren for 3 775 dollars. Clara Stewart et al to Michael Flaherty in Spring Creek for 200 dollars. John Larson estate to Charles Anderson in Elk for 500 dollars. A M Covell and wife to Chauncey Hubbell in Corydon for 400 dollars. Israel Norberg and aetan to Frank Reenae in Pine Grove for 1 064 dollars. C Hubbell and atee to Carl O Dell in Columbus for 300 dollars. Mary B Pierce et al to Eleanor Marbie in Columbus for 68.75 dollars. Alice Hall et al to David Shear et al in Warren for 1 dollar. L L Hunter and wife to John Siggins in Triumph for 80 dollars.
An advertisement touts Dr E Detchons Anti Diuretic as a remedy for bedwetting in children claiming it arrests the trouble at once and notes a $1 price sold by Hertzel and Saner in Warren Pennsylvania. It also mentions John P Young lectures on reciprocity issued as Document No 49 by the American Protective Tariff League.
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