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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1911

Page

6

Fate of Andrews in Hands of Jury

Testimony centered on the Warren water case against Andrews. Witnesses including Mrs. Gerow and Miss Berg described sightings near the post office and in-lawley rooms, while Ralph W. Stone and Miss Offerle testified on whereabouts and papers tied to a supposed shortage. Mrs. Andrews testified about a quiet evening at home with her husband and children before his departure for the post office.

Uncle Tom Edward Gerow Gerow Struthers Wallace Andrews Liberty Street Ross Robert Ellis Ralph W. Stone Charles W. Stone Stone Andrew Arird Mrs. Stone Mr. Andrews Glen English Floridia Co Harry Shaw Amann Berdine Warren Blair Shaw Clarendon Jetta M. Offerle Water Company Darius Magee Andrew’s Miss Offerle Pittsburg W. B. Weed Hotelling Aman R. W. Stone Mrs. Andrews Ralph Stone

George V Crowned in Grand London Coronation

King George and Queen Mary faced a lavish coronation in London with strict ceremony adherence as crowds cheered along the Strand and Westminster Abbey. The procession from Buckingham Palace to the abbey drew vast, jubilant crowds. The state carriage, built 1761 for George III, carried the king to the ceremony, and the queen's dress featured imperial symbolism with a six yard train. After the service they returned to Buckingham Palace amid further celebrations and a forthcoming Portsmouth royal review.

London George Strand Westminster Abbey Buckingham Palace Britain Canterbury King Prince of Wales York George Iiii Cipriani George IV William IV Victoria Edward VII Queen Victoria England Ireland Scotland India Empire Edward Grey Portsmouth Royal Yacht

Defense Opens In Andrew Trial For Amann Murder

The defense in the John Andrews murder trial began Monday at Warren Pennsylvania to prove an alibi. Four witnesses testified that Andrews could not be with Emile Amann when Amann drove to the reservoir, countering state testimony.

John Andrews Emile Amann Warren Amann

Proctor Knott Dies At Lebanon After Illness

J Proctor Knott longtime Kentucky statesman died Sunday at 6 pm surrounded by friends in Lebanon after a weeklong decline from pulmonary troubles. He had known locals for almost fifty years and left a notable political legacy.

Lebanon J. Proctor Knott Kentucky

Boy's Fine School Record Highlighted by Whitesville Student

Ralph Temple of Whitesville New York, a member of this year's graduating class, has made a spotless attendance record. For six years he has not missed a session or been tardy once.

Ralph Temple Whitesville N.Y

Dupont Powder Co Found Guilty in Sherman Act Case

In Wilmington Delaware judges from three courts filed an opinion declaring Dupont Powder Company and 27 others guilty of maintaining a restraint of interstate commerce in powder and explosives. United States Senator Henry A Dupont and 14 others were dismissed. The case seeks injunction and dissolution of the combination with further arguments set for October 16.

Wilmington Del Gary Buffington Pittsburg Lanning Trenton N. J United States Circuit Court Dupont Powder Company United States Henry A. Dupont

Senate Passes Wool Revision Bill Referral to Finance Committee

In Washington on June 22, Senate Democrats and Republican insurgents voted 29 to 1 to refer the Underwood wool revision bill from the House to the finance committee with instructions to report by July 10. The move signals likely tariff overhaul and potentially a prolonged special session until October 1.

Washington Senate Democrats House of Representatives Finance Committee Senate

Children Will Recover After Shooting Incident

Atlantic City reports two year old Samuel Gardner and thirteen year old Freda Gardner are expected to recover after bullets struck them during a nighttime shooting. Malcolm Howard, a colored burglar, fired on Detective James Sharpe. Howard was arrested. Police recovered seven watches Howard discarded while fleeing.

Atlantic City Samuel Gardner Freda Gardner Malcolm Howard James Sharpe Howard

Locust Plague Hits Hudson Valley Fruit Trees

Milestones report 17 year locusts injuring young trees in Milton Marlborough and Orange county with marks resembling cogwheel cuts and eggs visible in many wounds. Residents note a daily roar of locusts across affected districts as millions infest the area.

New York State Albany Hudson Milton Marlborogh Orange County

Boiler Explosion Injures Seven in Union City Mill

A boiler at the Kamerer Brothers lumber mill in Union City Pennsylvania exploded in the late afternoon. Seven employees were injured, all escaping just before the building collapsed and shattering nearby structures. The mill suffered about 26000 dollars in losses.

Union City Kamerer Brothers

Tragedy as Youth Fatally Injured by Local Train

Gilbert Strunk aged 20 son of Hoyt Strunk a prominent farmer of Flu vanna and member of a long Chau tauqua county family died from injuries after being struck by a switch engine of the Jamestown Chau tauqua and Lake Erie railway Monday night He passed away at the Women’s Christian Association hospital at 1 o clock Tuesday morning

Gilbert Strunk Hoyt Strunk Fluvanna Chautauqua County Jamestown, Chautauqua & Lake Erie Railway Women’s Christian Association

Creamery Destroyed by Fire in Franklinville NY

Fire gutted the Richardson Beebee company creamery in Franklinville New York at 4 AM Sunday. The dwelling family of Gay Shipman escaped from upper rooms by veranda roof. Loss estimated at 2000 dollars with insurance.

Richardson Beebee Company Franklinville N. Y Gay Shipman

Giving Him a Tip From a Toledo Blade Snippet

Dialogue snippet shows a couple discussing confessing love and how to tell the father in a Toledo Blade excerpt. The exchange centers on handling romance with parental permission and nerves about confrontation.

Papa Toledo Blade

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Mr. Patterson Charles Patterson Fidelity and Deposit Company of Baltimore Patterson Commonwealth Scarlett Lyons Lynn Warren Water Company Mann Mr. Stone George V Westminister Abbey Queen Mary King George V Amis Proctor Knott Dupont Powder CO Hudson River
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