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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

2

Taft and Aldrich plan to block income tax supporters

A broad political narrative outlines President Taft and Senator Aldrich moving to defeat the income tax provision while Senator-elect Lorimer delays House action to back Speaker Cannon as factions threaten revolt. Other items note tariff clash, railroad, naval trials, and a range of political confrontations.

Taft Aldrich Lorimer Illinois House Cannon la Follette Senate Congress St. Louis Gulf J. F. Harm Wilson East St. Louis Dolliver Michigan

Kaiser Wilhelm Meets British Clergy at Potsdam

Kaiser Wilhelm told sixty British clergymen he was a friend of Great Britain during an address at Potsdam. In Tokyo the appointment of Viscount Ara suke Sone as resident general of Korea for Japan was announced, with Prince Ito named president of the privy council. Dr. Paul Ritter, new Swiss minister, was presented to President Taft. George Ade, the playwright, was chosen trustee of Purdue University.

Kaiser Wilhelm Potsdam Great Britain Viscount Arasuke Sone Korea Japan Tokyo Prince Ito Privy Council Paul Ritter Switzerland Taft George Ade Purdue University

International squabble looming over Hawaii sugar strike

A raft of varied items from a raid linked to Hawaii sugar workers' strike to U S and Japan possible friction. The list mentions Meadville Mississippi street duel deaths, Manila mutiny relief, Taft hosting Detroit team, Thaw habeas corpus, Kankakee murder trial, and other national events.

Fishing Schooner Fires On Trawler Off Quero Bank

North Sydney reports a clash between Gloucester Massachusetts schooner Senator Gardner and a French steam trawler off Quero bank. Captain Vincent Nelson allegedly fired a rifle at the trawler as lines tangled, with no injuries reported. The incident follows long standing tensions between steam trawlers and hand line fleets, amid possessions and damages claimed by French American and Newfoundlanders.

North Sydney C. B Gloucester Mass Gardner Quero Bank New Foundland Senator Gardner Vincent Nelson Nelson

Trys To Kill An Informer In Cleveland Slavery Ring

An attempted killing of a key witness exposed the white slave traffic in Cleveland and eastern cities. The would be shooter aimed at Harry Gottlieb but the cartridge failed to explode. A warrant was issued for the assailant as detectives pursue further evidence against the ring linked to New York and other cities. A house on the East Side is said to house several girls.

Hitchcock Washington National Daylight Association Taft Michigan Cape Cod New York Shipbuilding Company Camden N. J Martin J. Keese New York City Keese Boss” Tweed Chicago Association of Commerce Salt Lake City Salt Lake Marble Workers’ Convention Samuel Gompers Chester Birmingham Las Palmas Canary Islands Liberia American Commission Ristilav Company of Constabulary Philippines John CC. Raymond James H. Washburn Corp Elijah Such Lisle Crabtree Second United States Cavalry Fort Des Moines Crabtree St. Petersburg Ardabil Persia W. K. Vanderbilt Chantilly Knights of St. John Sandusky Indiana Kentucky Ohio Pennsylvania Holy Cross Church Bay Settlement Wis Edward Duchan Stead Illinois Deneen Weayne County Michael E. Haggerty St. Clair County A. Crowder Rutledge Springs Ala Irving Haines Thirteenth Street Los Angles Cal Georgia Georgia School of Technology Stephen Marsh New York Denver Samuel Bersin Justice Dowling Howard Gould Texas J. F. Harms East St. Louis Herbert Todd Des Moines Moses Rice R. M. Smith & Co Louisiana West Virginia Dayton Parkersburg W. Va Otis D. Smith Jacksonville Fla John J. Hunker Pasadena Naval College Newport R. I. A. H. Todd Moses Raschio Chicago John T. Binkley William E. Corey Steel Trust Brooklyn N. Y Cleveland, O Cleveland Cull Harry Gottlieb Third Precinct

Devastating 200-Ton Boiler Blast Hits Denver Plant

In Denver the Denver Gas and Electric Co power plant suffered a massive 200 ton boiler explosion. Three confirmed dead, one gravely injured, nine severely hurt, and three missing. The boiler was hurled into the air crashing through the roof, crippling the generator. lights off for hours. A seven year old, Joseph Perri, was killed in the vicinity as debris crushed him. Property damage estimated at $250,000.

Denver Col Denver Gas & Electric Co Joseph Perri

Plague Claims 131 Lives in Amoy Fortnight

Official reports from Amoy show 131 deaths from bubonic plague in the fortnight to June 14. Interior towns also report a sharp rise in cases amid growing concern.

Amoy China

Grand circuit opens in Detroit with new purse for three year olds

Detroit hosts the grand circuit from July 26 to 30. A new purse is added for three year old trotters marking the event as a premier fixture in the harness racing season.

Detroit Mich

Care and nursing for turkey poults in early spring

The article advises coop placement for early hatched poults, recommends hatching first clutches with chicken hens, and stresses warm nests, lice control, and vermin prevention. It warns against overuse of louse-killers and suggests lard or olive oil with careful application, plus ensuring sunlight and avoiding dark confinement.

Right Kind of Brood Sow and Related Farm Advice

The article outlines selecting a robust brood sow with strong conformation for large litters, stressing at least 12 well-developed teats and continued use while reproductively vigorous. It also warns against scrub sows and includes notes on disease control in poultry and practical tips on thinning exhibition peas and pea clusters.

Treatment for Roup in Flocks

Roup is a contagious catarrh that can sweep through an entire flock if not halted. Isolate every affected bird at once. Open head swelling with a sharp instrument and treat the wound with an antiseptic such as listerine or a carbolic acid solution. Use a five percent copper sulfate solution.

Japanese Cherry Trees Delight Officials in Garden Party

Japanese cultivate cherry trees mainly for blossoms and plant parks and avenues. At peak bloom everyone visits to view the sight and the mikado hosts a garden party for Japanese and European officials to enjoy the scenery.

Feeding Calves Warns Against Overfeeding

Advice warns not to give calves too much milk or sour milk and to avoid cold milk. Overfeeding or poor milk quality can threaten calf digestion, thrift, and may cause scour or calf cholera in young calves.

Relieving Choking Cow With A Stalk Or Stick

A farmer reports relief for a choked cow by tying a stick in the mouth to keep it open. The animal’s effort to dislodge the obstruction begins within moments, enabling relief by the throat.

Alfalfa Seed Adulterations Reported

The report lists common seed adulterants including burr clover yellow trefoil and sweet clover. It notes crab grass rich grass and green and yellow foxtail as additional contaminants found in alfalfa seed.

The Exceptional Equipment Behind Syrup of Figs

The California Fig Syrup Co showcases its chemists’ work and plant extracts to produce Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It asserts only the genuine product uses their original method and warns buyers to ensure the full company name appears on the front to avoid imitations.

California Fig Syrup Co The

Explorers Competing to Reach the Pole in 1908

In 1908 twelve expeditions pursued the pole with leaders Peary and Cook from the United States, Bernier from Canada, Erichsen and Rasmussen from Denmark, Charcot from France, Shackleton from England, and Geer from Sweden among the eight veteran leaders.

Canada Denmark France Germany England Russia Sweden United States Peary and Cook Bernier Erichsen and Rasmussen Charcot Shackleton Geer

A Rare Good Thing

A testimonial from Mrs. Matilda Holtert of Providence Rhode Island praises Allen's Foot-Ease as essential for sore or tired feet. The advertisement notes it is sold by all druggists for 25 cents and urges readers to ask for it today.

Allen Matilda Holtert Providence R. I

Suggestion on Reform: Remove Politics from Political Debate

Becker argues for removing political influence from political processes. The suggestion urges a nonpartisan approach to reforms to reduce partisan manipulation and restore integrity in governance.

Souders Vanilla Extract Promotes Pure Mexican Flavor

Purporting a pure concentrated flavor the Souders brand uses fine Mexican vanilla beans. Sold by grocers in 10 15 and 25 cent bottles.

Correction on card club season remark and medicine ad

A correction notes a card club has quit for the season while a reader questions scrapping. The column warns a chest cold can lead to pneumonia and consumption, and praises Hamlin’s Wizard Oil for breaking up a cold overnight.

When Lawbreakers Become Law Makers

A fragmented notice-like item mentions Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup marketed for teething children with claims of soothing and wind colic. It references a 25 cent bottle and a vague line about a ballet girl trust and tights squeeze.

Ballet

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