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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
5
A 4 to 1 dollar savings plan in a strong bank urges wage earners to start with one dollar. The article notes various local incidents and updates from Jamestown and surrounding areas, including arrests, health alerts, and community events, highlighting the era's daily concerns and public notices.
Mrs Eliza J Johns aged 63 died of apoplexy Friday at home in Warren. The funeral was Sunday and the body sent to Syberry Pennsylvania for interment. Her daughter Mrs Geo Kabelin was present at the memorial observance.
Mrs Julia Anna Morrison and mother of Mrs F A McGill of Oil City Pa died February 28 1911 at 30 am at the family residence in Kinzua after a brief illness. The funeral was held Thursday March 2.
A historical account notes a South African Kaffir celebrating a day off by dressing in extravagant attire and displaying curious headgear. The piece mentions daylight displays with candles, crude musical instruments, and a perception of modernity.
Tickets to the Rocky Mountains Pacific Coast Western Canada Mexico and Southwestern points on sale daily March 10 to April 10 at reduced fares. Consult nearest Ticket Agent or David Todd D T Williamsport.
Ex-Representative J Warren Keifer who served as a U S general in two wars offers to join the presidential effort if promoted to major general. Texas MP Slayden remarks that San Antonio will benefit from troop movements while joking about Senator Bailey resignations.
Arthur E. Feeley a young bank clerk admits to stealing from the Third National Bank of Pittsfield. A bank examiner arrives to review accounts while President Ralph Bardwell says the amount is small. Feeley earned $60 a month as a draft clerk and was married last February to Georgie Nellie Wembly of Richmond Virginia, a marriage that led to dismissal and exposure. He says friends will repay the shortage.
In the house of commons Labor member Frederick William Jewett asked the foreign secretary during his term whether there was any understanding with France that British troops would be sent to aid the French army in certain eventualities. Parliamentary secretary McKinnon Wood replied that the answer was no.
An article centers on Richard A Ballinger during his tenure as United States Secretary of the Interior detailing political conflict and policy disputes within the administration. It examines criticisms, actions, and public responses surrounding his leadership and tenure.
Secretary Ballinger of Washington resigns from the interior department. Walter L. Fisher of Illinois is named to succeed him in Taft's cabinet. The White House announced the resignation and appointment yesterday, with Fisher slated to take office within the week after meeting the required qualifications.
The Atchison Globe notes pacing horses appear to do double the work in travel, a critique of their efficiency and pace during journeys.
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