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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1910

Page

8

Compare the Men Who Represent the District

The piece ridicules Mr. Wheeler’s record and praises Mr. Sibley. It cites Wheeler’s absent oversight of oil and irrigation policy, his perceived profit from lumber while harming farmers, and his weak congressional voice. It questions Wheeler’s fitness and urges support for Sibley’s integrity and dedication to constituents.

Wheeler Washington Sibley Congress Prohibition Standard Oil Company Joe Sibley

Local residents with brief visits and travel notes

J R Calkins of Corry visited War ren on business. Orie McNamarra stayed in Kane with Rose Wood. Ostergard of Warren visited Kane friends over Memorial Day. Loretta Jennings of Erie visited her mother Anna Jennings in town. Mabel Reese left for Bradford to stay with Kincaid. Orrin Brigham of Warren visited Franklin with parents. Marion Head and Norman Head visited Ernest Head and wife in Franklin. Otto G Knopf family from St Peters burg, Fla., returned home. H H Williams and M J English returned from Driftwood. Leon G Ball and family arrived from Pittsburg and will split time between Warren and Pittsburg. he denies plans to move his law office from Warren.

Orie McNamarra Kane Rose Wood T. Ostergard Warren Loretta Jennings Erie Anna Jennings Mabel Reese Bradford St. Clair Street St. Petersburg Fla H. H. Williams M. J. English C. C. Williams Elm Street Driftwood Leon G. Ball Pittsburg

We Do Job Printing In The Finest Style Ad

Mail Printing Company of Warren Pennsylvania offers premium printing in the art preservative style. Call or visit for samples and pricing.

Mail Printing Company Warren, Pa

Market Report: Wheat Corn Oats and More Update

Market notes from New York on June 1 show No. 2 red wheat spot at 1.05 with July at 1.01 and September at 0.983. No. 2 white corn in elevator new 66c with futures July 674 and Sept 67e. Oats plan: natural white 26 to 32 lbs 43 45c. clipped white 34 to 2 lbs 47 52c. Pork mess 24.00-24.50. family 26.00-26.50. Butter creamery specials 29c. state 26-28c. factory 23c. Eggs state and Pennsylvania 24-26c. Cheese state whole milk specials 15 15 c. Potatoes Bermuda new per barrel 3.00-4.00. old state 1.00-1.25 per 180 lbs.

New York Pennsylvania Bermuda

Joseph A. Schofield Candidate for Assembly

Joseph Anderson Schofield, born December 30, 1860 in Philadelphia, long resident of Warren County, active Republican since adulthood. He has served as Secretary and Chairman of the County Committee, delegate to two State Conventions, and speaker in campaigns. also a Warren attorney and current second-term School Director of Warren Borough Third Ward.

Joseph Anderson Schofield Philadelphia Chester County Warren Harrisburg Warren Borough

Death of Mrs. J. C. MacDonald at Ridgway

Mrs. J. C. MacDonald wife of Rev. J C MacDonald died at Elk County General Hospital Ridgway on May 25 Funeral services were held at her son in law John G Whitmore s Ridgway home at 10 a m Friday May 27 Rev J Bell Neff officiated with assistance from several clergymen The remains were taken to Warren for interment in Oakland Born July 30 1847 in Connoquenessing Butler Co Pa she married John C MacDonald May 4 1870 Her pastorates included New Bethlehem Rimersburg Reynoldsville East Brady Ridgway Punxsutawney Oil City Warren New Castle and Du Bois

J. C. MacDonald Elk County General Hospital Ridgway John G. Whitmore J. Bell Neff D. D DuBois Clarion District H. A. Ellis Trinity M. E. Church H. H. Barr Mt. Zion Church D. A. Platt Franklin District J. H. Clemens Grace Church Oil City Warren Oakland New Castle du Bois Rev. MacDonald

Buffalo Provision Market Prices

Buffalo June 1 prices list grains and dairy items. Wheat No 1 northern carloads 1.08, No 2 red 1.06. Corn No 2 yellow 68c f. o b afloat. Oats No 2 white 41c f. o b afloat. Flour blended patent 6.00 6.75 per bbl. Cheese choice to fancy 14 15c. Butter creamery western prints 29 29c. Eggs state selected white 24a. Potatoes white fancy per bu 80 52c.

Buffalo Ouffalo

East Buffalo Livestock Market Prices Report

Cattle prices show Prime export steers 7.25 to 7.75, good to choice butcher 7.65 to 8.75, cows 6.25, heifers 6.75 to 7.00, bulls 3.00 to 3.50, veals 8.50 to 8.75, other ranges 5.25 to 8.25. Sheep and lambs quoted with clipped lambs 8.60 to 8.75, yearlings 6.25 to 6.50, other sheep 4.50 to 5.00. Hogs listed: light Yorkers 9.95 to 10.00, heavy hogs 9.95, pigs 10.00 to 10.15.

East Buffalo

Buffalo Hay Market Timely Prices and Lots

Timothy No 1 on track brings $19.00 and $12.50 for No 1 timothy. No 2 timothy brings $16.50 and $17.00. Straw, wheat and oat priced at $8.00.

Timothy

Public mourning for King Edward curtailed in England

News dispatches report mourning for King Edward will be cut by about a month in England, pleasing tradespeople. A European confederacy is deemed an impractical dream in London. New York Assembly opposes ratifying the federal income tax Amendment. Meade-Phillips direct primary bill passes the New York Senate. Miss Lillian Wright and Miss Flossie Herman killed in Logan Ohio automobile crash. several injured.

Edward England London New York Assembly Meade-Phillips New York State Senate Lillian Wright Flossie Herman Logan Ohio

Roosevelt Receives Honorary Degree at Cambridge

Cable from London reports Mr Roosevelt awarded the honorary doctor of laws by Cambridge University. Twenty-seven French sailors drown as a submarine collides with a steamer in the English Channel. Distressing Kiev expulsions unfold. Insurgents in Nicaragua reportedly defeated. House refuses July 1 release of 25000 for Taft travel. Erie railroad suburban fare hikes filed. At Indianapolis speedway, Oldfield crashes at 80 mph. he escapes with minor injuries.

Roosevelt Cambridge University London English Channel Kiev Nicaragua House of Representatives Taft Erie Railroad Indianapolis Motor Speedway Oldfield

Senator Halstlaw tied to $2500 vote in Lorimer contest

Senator Halstlaw pleads indictment by Illinois authorities for taking $2500 to back Senator Lorimer in the Senate race. Lorimer, in a blistering speech, accuses Chicago Tribune and Governor Deneen of conspiring to ruin him politically. Bluefields notes a Nicaragua clash with heavy losses after Estrada repulse. A Lehigh Valley wreck in New York leaves two dead and about thirty injured. Lackawanna raises commuter and family fare across six divisions.

Halstlaw Illinois Senator Lorimer Lorimer Senate Chicago Tribune Deneen Bluefields General Estrada Madriz Lehigh Valley Railroad New York Lackawanna Railroad

Marines Sent to Nicaragua and NYC Fire Tragedy

Additional marines are dispatched to Nicaragua while a large fire on Dover Street New York injures many and destroys a building. A Hatheway Reynolds yarn mill at Oriskany Falls burns with about 50000 dollars in losses. About 75 workers lose their jobs as the event unfolds. Daniel Guggenheim leaving New York for Europe states Alaska is open to all and urges government or private capital to develop the region.

Nicaragua Dovers Street New York Hatheway & Reynolds Oriskany Falls N. Y Daniel Guggenheim New York City Europe Alaska

Tragic heat waves strike San Francisco with deaths and disappearances

The scorching weather in San Francisco caused four prostrations and one fatality. Alma Kellner, eight, niece of a wealthy Louisville brewer, whose disappearance on December 8, 1909 was previously reported, was found in a church basement in that city. Charles Henry Treat, former treasurer of the United States named by Roosevelt, died of apoplexy in his Hotel Victoria rooms in New York. John D. Henderson, former New York State Assembly member for Herkimer County in 1894, died of heart disease at his Herkimer home at age 65, a Hamilton College graduate of 1865.

San Francisco Alma Kellner Louisville Charles Henry Treat United States Roosevelt Hotel Victoria New York City John D. Henderson Herkimer County New York State Herkimer, N. Y Hamilton College

Consolation Exchange Reveals Widower’s Coping Secret

A New England visitor asks a rural neighbor about his wife in a city store. Mr Green reveals he lost his wife three months earlier. The widow responds with sympathy and ends with a grim joke on finding “good help.”

New England Mr. Green Mr Green

Sunday Sabbath Shift in Early Christian Worship

The change from the seventh to the first day of the week marked a shift from Judaism to Christianity and honors Christ's resurrection. Jewish converts kept the Sabbath briefly, but by the end of the apostolic period Sunday was established for rest and public worship.

Secretary Knox bars Madrid on customs duties at Blue Fields

Secretary Knox forbids the Madrid government to collect customs duties from American vessels entering Blue fields. The Illinois governor says bribery scandal disclosures form an entering wedge and a majority of members will be affected before the case ends. An aerial treaty with Canada may follow the Mexico project. Lehigh Valley railroad raises suburban rates. San Francisco supervisors approve the Jim Jeffries Jack Johnson fight permit.

Knox Madrid Illinois Canada Mexico Lehigh Valley Railroad Board of Supervisors of San Francisco Jim Jeffries Jack Johnson

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