Warren Chamber Banquet at Outing Club a Grand Success
The first War ren Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Outing Club drew a 350 person crowd. Leaders including H Beshlin and Maton spoke on Warren's growth, home industries, and the drive to build local enterprise with support from railroads and banks.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
Warren
H. Beshlin
Board of Trade
H. G. Maton
F. M. Knapp
H M. Tompkins
Lake Shore Railway
J. W. Smith
John M. Sonne
John T. Brew
Erie
J. A. Schofield
Don Larrabee
Williamsport Board of Trade
Jordan
E. H. Beshlin
B. G. Gregory
A. A. Printz
H. W. Baker
J. F. Emerson
Chas. Schimmelfeng
Chas. EH. Metzgar
H. P. Stone
W. H. Houghtling
Ed Walker
Jerome G. Smith
H. G. Eaton
J. W. Kendall
Frank Morrison
C. D. Crandall
Charles P. Young
H. A. Siggins
Transportation
George Miller
C. E. Metzger
N.C
G. S. Hanna
C. C. Miles
Williamsport
Buffalo
Pittsburg
H. M. Tompkins
Lake Shore Railroad
First Presbyterian Church
Everts
Record of War News and Local Rescue Feats
Both Turks and Italians claim victory at Benghazi with two thousand enemy casualties. A Portuguese infantry regiment crossed into Spain to join royalists. Zapatistas near Mexico City extract a $500 gold contribution. The schooner John W Hall crew rescued at Ocean City by lifesavers. Lawrence strikers back American Woolen offer signaling likely end of strike.
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Benghazi
Spain
Mexico City
John W. Hall
Ocean City
Lawrence
American Woolen Company
Rebels Seize Jiminez and Ambushes Reported
An El Paso dispatch said rebels captured Jiminez in Chihuahua. A Nebraska state penitentiary warden and two staff were killed by prisoners who then escaped. In London, suffrage leaders Mrs. Pethick Lawrence Emmeline Pankhurst and Mrs Mabel Tuke were remanded on conspiracy charges. The Lawrence strike neared end with workers voting to return to large mills. The New Bedford Manufacturers' association approved a 5 percent wage rise affecting 25,000 textile workers with similar hikes in New England plants.
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el Paso
Jiminez
Chihuahua
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Pethick Lawrence
Emmeline Pankhurst
Mabel Tuke
London
Lawrence
American Woolen Company
New Bedford
Cash register men arraigned in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the cash register men were arraigned and demurred to the Sherman anti trust law indictment. Former Governor John F Hill of Maine as acting chairman of the Republican national committee died at Boston. Bishop Neely of New Orleans criticized English suffragettes methods at the Philadelphia conference. The Allen clan of Virginia were reported surrounded at Devil's Den near the North Carolina border. The Peninsular and Oriental liner Oceana was sunk after a collision with a German bark off Beachy Head with several drowned.
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Cash Register
Cincinnati
John F. Hill
Maine
Republican National Committee
Bos
Bishop Neely
New Orleans
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Philadelphia
Allen
Virginia
Devil’s den
Blue Ridge Mountains
North Carolina
Beachy Head
England Rail Service Tied Up by Coal Strike
A near total halt in English railways occurred amid a coal strike. Boston reports wage hikes in New England mills could total over 10 million dollars. In Rochester New York sixty pounds of dynamite damaged property after exploding in the Genesee river ice pack. A Roumanian was arrested in Rome as an accomplice in the Dalba plot against Italy’s king.
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England
Boston
New England
Genesee
Rochester
Rome
Antonio Dalba
Italy
Multiple Global and Domestic Events Reported
The German consulate in Swatow, China, burned as US Marines from the Monterey landed. Rhode Island cotton mills announced a general wage advance with similar increases in Massachusetts and Maine. Taft bureau reports show Southern Republicans backing Taft. Heminway notes Indiana supports the president. Lincoln penitentiary escapees Dowd and Taylor were killed near Anaka. a third convict surrendered.
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Swatow
China
Monterey
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Maine
Taft Bureau
South
Taft
Heminway
Indiana
John Dowd
John Taylor
Nebraska
Lincoln
Anaka
Tornado Damage and Injuries Reported in Madison County Illinois
A tornado caused substantial damage in Madison County Illinois injuring several persons and damaging many houses. The incident prompted aid requests as responders assessed the area for victims and safety needs.
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Madison County
Ill
Quality and Low Prices at Economy Cash Grocery
Ohio made crackers boast top quality at the lowest cash price. The Economy Cash Grocery at 224 Hickory Street Warren Pennsylvania promotes crackers in various sizes and offers cash for eggs, butter, apples and other produce.
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Ohio
Graham Waters
Hickory
St. Warren, Pa
Princeton Piano Offer Seeks Down Payment Plan
A catalog advertisement promises a Princeton Piano with no initial payment. Customers can choose a style and pay $5.00 down plus $1.50 weekly for 182 weeks to own the instrument, highlighting affordable home entertainment and lasting value.
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Princeton
Princeton Pianos offer 350 piano for 278 66 sale plan
Our selling plan advertises a 350 piano for 278 66 with no interest and no extras. The offer includes eight styles and a factory direct approval plan claiming one third off regular price, free Princeton loan period, free freight, and full credit on later exchanges.
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Princeton
Advertising in the Mail and Get Ra
Local notice urges readers to subscribe to the MATL service and advertise via the Mail. The item stresses enrollment and potential benefits for patrons seeking mail subscriptions and promotional opportunities.
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Eaton
Maton
Genesta
Sam
Irvine
Elliott
Eddy
Hickory Street
Allegheny
Cherry Grove
Tiona
Thackery
John M. Senne
Warren National Bank
Jamestown
Ihe
Joh T. Brew
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Brew
Joseph A. Schofield
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Don M. Larrabee
Mr. Larrabee
International Paper Company
Hampton Roads
Arlington Cemetery
Roosevelt
Governor Foss
Westphalia
France
the Times
W. F. Frederick Piano Company
Penn’a Ave. West
Warren, Pa
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