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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
4
The Toledo Blade reports John Rockefeller, famed oil magnate, appears ill informed and reluctant to answer during court inquiry. Observers note his declining years away from business and his refusal to opine without facts, contrasting public awe with private incapacity.
The nation watches Chicago on the 18th as the Republican National Committee meets to decide contests. Supporters of Taft and Roosevelt claim possible nominations, with rumors Roosevelt may accept an Independent ticket if defeated. Roosevelt's past and current campaign are highlighted.
The Commercial Travelers' Association at a Williamsport convention urged a legislature to create an inspector of hotels. The piece notes uncertainty about duties, while praising American drummers for knowing what they want, and jokes the traveling men seek state help to ensure beds soft, butter hard, eggs fresh, and service.
Newspaper chatter centers on Col Roosevelt possibly bolting the Chicago convention to run independently. The piece argues he would not bolt without a square deal and that the public will have a strong say in choosing the next president, urging politicians to heed this.
The Warren Mail announces a prize giving contest to boost circulation. Established July 25 1848 by E Cowan it is Warren county s oldest paper with a Republican stance and a weekly publication record. Readers urged to subscribe contribute news and help a friend win a prize.
Auditor General A. W. Powell of Pittsburgh State Treasurer Robert S. Young of Tioga Congressmen at Large Frederick E. Lewis Lehigh Arthur R. Rupley Cumberland John M. Morin Allegheny A. H. Walters Cambria Presidential Elector 28th District D. I. Ball Warren Congressman P. M. Speer Oil City
A writ of Levari Facias from the Warren County Court of Common Pleas directs a sheriff sales action at the Warren Court House. The sale proceeds under court authority and is to be conducted in the borough of Warren.
On Monday July 1 1912 at 2 PM a tract of about 253 acres in Glade township Warren county Pennsylvania part of Cobham tract 5536 is to be sold as the property of James Hewitt at the suit of Anna W Syms. The sale is conducted by Henry Park Sheriff. The deed traces back to U S Rogers and Emme M Rogers October 9 1909.
A playful verse describes Mary adorned in a coat with a lamb pattern, mink accessories, a hat with a bird of paradise and animal motifs, and sable boots. The poem notes her warmth and the theme of fashion through animal skins, ending with a whimsical claim she is well protected from winter.
A roundup of events includes Senator George S. Nixon’s death in Washington, Prince Jaime’s Madrid operation, a Hungarian diet session suspension, the Epsom Derby won by Tagalie, and legal notes from the Darrow case. Also reported are a Panama parcels post accord, a freight car accident near Market Street, a Fryburg Wilkinsburg wedding, Chautauqua scholarships, a Warren County teacher list, and the accidental death of Charles Lewis near Bear Lake.
A writ of fieri facias from the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County directs sale of property at the Court House in Warren Borough. The sheriff will conduct the sale under the writ. Proceeds to satisfy judgments against the debtor named in the writ.
In Clarendon Borough Warren County Pennsylvanias lot No 134 32 feet front on Elston Street extends back 8 feet bounded by Elston heirs Center Street and Elston Street at suit of Rose EK Knapp sheriff H N NRY PARK June 15 2027
The Erie acquittal of J M Andrews on Emile Amann murder charges will cost Warren County about 25000 dollars for two trials. It notes Andrews avoided execution thanks to two secret organizations and remarks on the risks faced by those with no friends against the law. It quotes a Houston Post prayer about the Baltimore Convention.
A motorman was stabbed and several people slightly hurt as unrest from a Boston streetcar strike grew. The incident comes amid national party machinery battles and diplomatic incidents overseas.
Three killed by a train while driving to church in Evans Mills New York. Kimmerling and Tonnet, two French aviators, die in a 300 foot fall at Mourmelon France. Boston elevated lines patroled by police as strikers seize cars. Census shows one third of US voters live in cities of 25 000 plus. Taft narrowly avoids collision aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower in Chesapeake Bay with a Norfolk and Washington liner. Eight slain with an axe in Iowa home. General Salzado flees Southern Mexico as rebellion falters. Senate passes army appropriation with a provision forcing Major General Leonard Wood into retirement. Taft gains Indiana delegation bringing total gains to 84. Marines fired on at Cuero Cuba by rebels repulsed with losses. Knox argues intervention unnecessary. Dr Glenn E Wright wed to Anna Kelly who is ill with pneumonia in Far Rockaway hospital. Louisiana flood worsens as levees break and aid requested. Alaska volcanic eruptions destroy seven villages housing 200 people. Mexican consul in El Paso files embezzlement charge against Gonzales Enrile seeking rebel extradition. Judge Ray’s life threatened by counterfeiters as federal officers guard him in Etica. Hecking Valley Railroad fined 42000 and Sandy Creek Coal 20000 for Hepburn law rebating violations.
The Frank A. Robbins circus comes to Warren on June 27 featuring Dare Devil Deyoe balancing on his head to slide down a long wire from a trapeze. Hillary Long also performs a head walk down stairs. The show boasts a larger parade, doubled menagerie, and a full two hours of acts. Prof. Carmenela Naselli's Royal Italian Band will perform before and after for concerts.
Some individuals refuse camera presence yet rush to see proofs, showing impatience for evidence while avoiding their own appearance. The text discusses conflicting attitudes toward scrutiny and transparency.
A brief Herald quotation notes a philosopher’s warning that gossip spreaders take as much as they give. The piece advises caution around gossip peddlers and suggests staying guarded when such rumors circulate.
The Warren Mail advertises stationary letter heads and envelopes for rural route residents at lower prices than plain paper. It promises a business look and return assurance for undelivered letters and invites customers to view samples and receive quotes for small lots.
Local merchants are urged to advertise in the Mail to reach a broad audience and boost sales. The notice highlights cost effectiveness, quick turnaround, and reliable reader response across the community.
The fragment suggests H. G. Wells discusses romance and entertainment in the American Magazine. It mentions a mop and the idea of a home being sweet and sunny, with a note that work is done to the limit in fiction.
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