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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
3
A Norwegian steamer named Nicholas Cuneo ran aground off Long Island during a fierce gale while departing New York. Life savers faced a pounding sea but finally reached the vessel as the storm eased, pulling the crew to safety in cork belts. Photos capture the post gale rescue action.
Fifteen head of cattle owned by Stephen J. Champlin of Fredonia New York from his Canewango farm were condemned by state inspectors for tuberculosis. They were culled and shipped to Buffalo for slaughter. After a cow died suspicions arose prompting carcase examination and nearby herds in Jamestown area to be inspected.
O Lindholm of Broken Straw Valley near Youngsville Pa reported a horrific rodent attack last week. He sought medical help after being bitten and his wounds were cauterized.
The Olean New York board of health hires Dr. R F Knight a veterinary surgeon with seven years in the Philippines and Cornell graduate to test cows in all dairies supplying milk to Olean at seven dollars a day. Four months are estimated to complete the tuberculosis test. In enforcing rabies quarantine seventy eight dogs have been executed to date with few remaining muzzled.
Health authorities in St. Lawrence County report two rural free delivery carriers contracted smallpox from infected mail matter originating in Quebec. State health investigations confirm latent smallpox in Quebec and urge federal action to curb cross border transmission.
A rural route package of fresh skunk hides killed by a trapper caused a parcel post disruption at Decatur Illinois. Clerks exited the building, the bundle will be returned to the sender.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has placed orders for 170 locomotives and 80 cars at Altoona Pa. The deal ensures full employment for the year. freight and passenger engines and shifters are to be built, with 50 steel suburban coaches and 30 combination mail and baggage cars included.
The suffragette parade in Washington on Monday afternoon was the most splendid procession of women in the movement’s history. Up Pennsylvan ia Avenue about a quarter million spectators watched as many women fainted in the crush and were sent to hospitals.
Bermuda houses are built from coral blocks quarried high on limestone hills and finished with thick whitewash. The smooth white surfaces reflect sunlight, roofs blend with the sky, and cedar beams reinforce masonry in older structures.
B Harkins a 30 year old Erie railroad trackman living in a box car in the Salamanca yards was found frozen to death in the improvised dwelling. The incident occurred in Salamanca New York as snow covered the area.
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