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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
3
Arnold Fienel about 18 was killed at the Johnsonburg paper mill when working near an engine he was caught in the big flywheel and whirled to death. The report also notes fires at Sandy Lake and various local incidents and legal cases across the region.
Harrison Freeland, 82, of Greenwood, visited a barber shop for the first time on Thursday. He called on David Ferris and got his hair cut and shave, saying he had always cut his own hair and never expected to enjoy a barber visit.
The marriage of Mrs. Harriet A. Prentice formerly of Rochester New York and Phillip E. Chapin a retired steel manufacturer occurred at the Hotel Seville in New York City with a small circle of intimate friends. Chapin 73 and his bride 62 plan to travel abroad after the ceremony.
A terse note reports that asking questions about Caet teat Mata Sec today leads to many symptoms. the message emphasizes avoiding overloading with concerns and echoes a cautious tone.
The state department announces support for a movement to aid farmers with low interest loans secured by crops. Congress moves a Senate draft for a three member commission to study cooperative land mortgage banks and rural credit unions abroad. The panel would report within a year with adapted recommendations for U S farmers.
The June 1912 cost of living climbs with food prices rising about 20 percent on average. Meat, eggs, butter, fish, and staples show steep gains, while fruits have fallen from 1911 yet remain above 1910 levels. Economists point to last year’s hay crop, animal feed costs, and poor crops as drivers of broad inflation worldwide.
The George W. Hallock bank in Bath failed to open last week after 63 years of business. Attorney Reuben R. Lyon says depositors need not worry and cashier W. N. Hallock claims assets exceed liabilities, though local business circles fear a calamity from the closing and oversupply of community commercial paper.
A posse and state troopers chase a negro suspect who attacked 11 year old Mary Breham in Irwin Pa near the trolley tracks. The girl was overpowered and left unconscious but found along the tracks and remains in dangerous condition.
The saying frames life as the space between toothy beginnings and near endings. It paints a wry, philosophical view where everyday routines mark the narrow span of living.
A dynamite cartridge exploded on a staircase of the Budapest parliament house, shattering many windows. The incident occurred amid a day of numerous international notices and meetings across Europe.
Noted aviator Wilbur Wright dies in Dayton Ohio from typhoid fever. Fez in Morocco is reportedly surrounded by hostile Moors. Democratic support allows passage of a steel bill with a reciprocal act repeal amendment. Roosevelt committee seeks 250 convention tickets but is denied by subcommittee chair New. J Clifford Turpin crashes into Seattle meadow grandstand injuring one man, a child, and seriously injuring 15 others including six women.
Monday reports two fatal air crashes one in North Yakima Washington where aviator Philip O Parmalee was killed when his aeroplane overturned another in Savigny sur Orge France where Robi a French aviator died in a capsizing aircraft. Franz Lehar's Gipsy Love opened at Daly's theater London. Millis L Moore head of the US weather bureau gave a London lecture series at the Royal Institute. Among Mauretania passengers are John Hays Hammond ex senator Aldrich and Governor and Mrs Dix sailing from Liverpool.
Parral Mexico was reported re taken by federal troops. Belgium held parliamentary elections with early returns showing slight gains for clericals. Senator William Lorimer left Chicago for Washington amid expectations he would not resign. A Cunard liner Carmania in Liverpool dock saw a fire that damaged saloon quarters delaying sailings. General Lyautey noted a strong French column dispersed Moorish tribesmen near Fez with heavy native losses. Governor McGovern of Wisconsin told Chairman Barnes that Wisconsin’s 26 delegates would not support Senator Root for temporary chairman.
The Cuban president asked the Cuban congress to pass a law granting him authority to suspend constitutional guarantees. The report notes the proposal amid other political notes.
Representative E H Hubbard of faux City Iowa died suddenly in that city of heart disease. The report notes the sudden death of the lawmaker and cites the cause as heart disease.
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