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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
2
A sweeping wire service roundup notes lynchings in Texas and Georgia, bank robberies in Michigan and Ohio, fires devastating Sparta and Ottawa region towns, and political moves in Utah and Maryland. It covers disasters, train wrecks, a Manila expedition, and notable figures like Carnegie, McKinley, and Marconi.
A compact survey of industrial field news, personal and political items, and notable happenings at home and abroad. This weekly roundup highlights key business, political, and social events shaping the period.
Ex President Benjamin Harrison dies at 68 in Indianapolis from pneumonia after grippe and leaves a wife and three children. Henry Raab ex state superintendent of education dies in Belleville Illinois. Mrs Epley of Center Indiana marks 100th birthday. Judge Walter J Hayes three term congressman dies in Marshall Michigan. Salvador Duran dies in Santa Fe New Mexico at 106. Denver prohibitionists nominate an all female slate. Congressman Marriott Brosius dies in Lancaster Pennsylvania from a stroke. Patrick Donohue Pilot publisher dies in Boston at 90. Rev Elijah Kellogg author preacher dies in Harpswell Maine at 80.
The summary notes crowded dispatches from Paris and Mexico City reporting a Latin American editor resisting retraction, and a denial of President Diaz illness. It covers tensions in Asia with China indemnity talks, Britain and Russia troop standoffs near Tientsin, and diplomacy hinting at war. It also mentions Chaffee withdrawing U.S. troops from China and German policy in China, plus the York tour departure.
A Paris dispatch notes France will begin constructing 36 new warships as part of naval expansion. Other brief items include a 5,000-volume library at Missouri penitentiary and reports on political and economic developments across the United States and Europe.
Fire on the 18th wiped out all buildings in the block bounded by Fifth and Sixth streets and Kansas and Scott avenues in Kansas City Kansas. Two blazes started at once in two joints and spread to adjacent structures in the village of about 600.
Miss Helen Miller Gould writes in Success about the women auxiliary plans for a new shore home near the Brooklyn Navy Yard for sailors and soldiers. She notes her $400,000 contribution and calls for patriotic American women to assist in the project. The piece frames this as semi patriotic work by the YWCA women’s auxiliary since 1899.
The writer lists seven signs of aging women in earlier days. They include addressing letters to friends as Mrs, fussing over supper at events, growing interest in church and charity, attracting very young men, abandoning sober dress, comparing current hair to the old style, and the shift from youthful gravity to kittenishness.
A collage of adage lines and testimonials from newspapers including the Indianapolis Press the New York Herald Danish Proverb and Chicago Daily News. The passages promote Beeman's Pepsin Gum Putnam Fadeless Dyes Piso's Cure and various quotes reflecting moral and social themes from the era.
Detroit Journal advertisements tout Kemp's Balsam to stop coughs with free sample bottles and small priced large bottles. The notice features testimonials including Mrs Robbins of Norwich New York and mentions moral maxims amid ad copy.
An old Boston ad from Carter's Ink Co promotes Carter's Ink with the slogan Inklings free and a quip about a square man looking round attributed to Ally Sloper, suggesting quality ink for buyers.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, with a refund offer if it fails. The note attributes the slogan to the Atchison Globe and notes a 25 cent price and a jab about prejudice being tickled.
Readers report relief from la grippe after two weeks on Peruna. Testimonials from M W Howard of Fort Payne Alabama and D D Wallace of Minneapolis praise improved health, backache relief, and restored appetite. Other letters describe cured catarrh, stronger vitality, and prompt recovery after illness.
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