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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1911

Page

3

Big Fight Over Utilities Bill in Four-Week Session

Harrisburg lawmakers push through urgent business as four weeks remain. Public utilities bill supported by Governor Tener faces intense lobbying from corporations and labor, with committee hearings, potential pauses on smaller measures, and talks of elimination to clear calendars.

Goth Harrisburg Public Utilities Tener Sproul-Jones Good Roads State Insurance Department House Shern and Scott Philadelphia Bell Judiciary General Committees Senate Ney O. Theodore N. Vail Western Union Telegraph Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company Vail Mannion Lackawanna County Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission Greenwalt Pennsylvania Federation of Labor General Assembly United Labor Feeney Washington County

World News Roundup: Unions Defeated in Parliament Bill Vote

The report notes Unionists in the House of Commons were defeated again in an effort to amend the parliament bill. Other items include Dutch forces reportedly raising the American flag on Palms island near Mindanao, a Brazilian expedition to Trinidad, and resignations and arrests in various governments and investigations.

House of Commons Island Palmas Mindanao Trinidad Cornelius V. Collins Troy Dix Albany Orville W. Owen Detroit Pacon River Wye

Thompson and Mook Run for County Commissioner

The party announces FE. E. Thompson as a Republican primary candidate for county commissioner and A. C. Mook as a Republican primary candidate for county commissioner.

FE. E. Thompson

Local Republicans Name Three For Associate Judge Race

John Sig gins of Tidioute J W Hughes of Warren and George W Cogswell of Warren are announced as candidates for associate judge in the upcoming Republican primaries.

John Siggins Tidioute J. W. Hughes Warren George W. Cogswell

Allen and Wood Named Candidates for Register and Recorder

The party announces E. R. Allen as a candidate for register and recorder and Frank A. Wood of Grand Valley as candidate for Register and Recorder and Clerk of the Orphans’ Court at the coming Republican primary.

E. R. Allen Register Recorder Frank A. Wood Grand Valley Orphans’ Court

Insurgent Attacks and Global Turmoil Reach Headlines

Reports from Mazatlan to Canton detail Mexican insurgents attacking Mazatlan port, famine threats in Fez, and a Canton crisis with the US gunboat Wilmington nearby. London notes King George possibly aiding veto passage as Washington discusses woolen schedules while Boston cites the Gresham救救救救 salvaging 52 lives and cargo.

Mazatlan Sinaloa Pope New York S. B. Armour Chicago Stephenson Iinois Toatai Canton China London George Boston Gresham Hong Kong United States Wilmington Shamien

County Treasurer Candidates Named In Party Primary

The mail announces Ernest D. Stewart of Conenango township as a candidate for County Treasurer subject to Republican voters decision. A second candidate C A Love of Irvine is named for the same office subject to Republican voters decision.

Thomas F. Akeley Pine Grove Warren County Ernest D. Stewart Conenango Township C. A. Love Irvine

Charming Sweet Peas Seed Offer from Edgar A Higgi ns

Sweet Peas praised as the season’s finest flowers for refined tastes. The ad offers eight half ounce packets of top named varieties postpaid for 25 cents, plus extra packets of orchid flowered Countess Spencer White Spencer Lavender Spencer Asta Ohn Queen of the Market and a double poppy. Edgar A Higgi ns, Avoca NY requests coin remittance.

Spencer lLavende Spencer Edgar A. Higgins Avoca N. Y

Trial of Camorrists Resumed in Viterbo Italy

After a one week interruption due to a juror’s illness the Camorrists trial in Viterbo Italy resumed. The report notes the ongoing legal proceedings and place of trial.

Viterbo Italy

City votes in Baltimore mayor race show slim margin

Baltimore elected a Democratic mayor by a majority not to exceed 500 votes as nationwide political maneuvering unfolds. Governor Harmon of Ohio urged Republican legislature members to cooperate to clear the atmosphere. A sealed verdict settled the Clarence F. Glover estate dispute in Cambridge. Camorra trial disorders occurred in Viterbo with threats to witnesses. Ex Mayor McClellan attended. Albany Democrats oppose George C. Van Tuyl’s bank supervisor confirmation, claiming he is an enrolled Republican.

Baltimore Harmon Ohio Clarence F. Glover Cambridge Mass Viterbo Italy McClellan New York George C. van Tuyl Albany

Trepass Signs For Sale At Warren Mail Office

Tresspass signs forbidding hunters and other trespassers from entering premises offered for sale at The Warren Mail office Warren Pa at 10 cents each.

Warren Mail Office Warren

Telephone Numbers in a Judge Story Cartoon

Ellis Parker Butler in Judge uses a comical bit about telephone numbers for social bonds and everyday actions. The piece riffs on number puns tied to occupations and life events. It satirizes how numeric codes could parodically map to people and outcomes in a bustling urban setting.

Maaiden John Ellis Parker Butler

Periodic law and Mendeleev’s foretold elements

In Paris a mathematical astronomer and Berlin observers aided discovery, illustrating prophecy in science. The periodic table, graded by atomic weights, led Mendeleev in 1871 to leave three spaces for undiscovered elements and to predict their properties, later confirmed as elements appeared.

Paris Berlin Mendeleef Louisville Courier-Journaal

Spectral Shadows Said to Haunt Andalusian Mountain

Desert legends claim a mountain in Andalusia appears as ghostly forms in heavy mist. Travelers report sudden specters created when sunlight is blocked and the sun casts a shadow of climbers as towering phantoms.

Theen Andalusia

Bombardier beetle emits puff of poisonous vapor

The small beetle defends itself by releasing a puff of poisonous vapor when chased, likely startling pursuers and aiding escape. This curious defense has earned the creature the name bombardier beetle.

Bombardier Beetle

Wife asks by telling not by asking

Quote from the Houston Post about married life where a wife avoids asking for unaffordable items. The husband notes she speaks up by telling what she wants, not asking, reflecting a practical approach to limits.

Houston Post

He Found It. A Hole Reveals His World

Reflective quote set about seeking opportunity and finding a surprising reality. The speaker asserts starting with a theory of opportunity, then confirms discovery by literal hole. The exchange contrasts ambition with an unexpected outcome.

Knicker and Becker satirize legislative scene

In a brief New York Times exchange Mrs. Knicker asks about a short session with her husband. Mrs. Becker confirms the point, saying she had him pass an appropriation bill.

Knicker

Richard Pockrich and the Musical Glasses Origins

Irish inventor Richard Pockrich created the musical glasses and other devices, inspiring Gluck Beethoven and Mozart. His tourney of fame ended when a London hotel fire in 1759 killed him as he slept, after touring England with his glasses and drums.

Richard Pockrich Emerald Isle Dublin Pockrich England Cognoscenti London Gluck Horace Walpole Peckrich Beethoven Mozart Goldsmith Wakefield Benjamin Franklin Ireland Broeckhill Newburgh Islandbridge Joseph Lewis French New York Post

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