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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1911

Page

3

Dorman Murder Case Moves Toward Sanity Evaluation

District Attorney plans to seek a commission to examine Mrs. Frank Dorman of South Bradford for sanity after a lengthy interview with Coroner Herbert Smith. Her inconsistent statements and rational answers prompted questions about motive as DA notes the Dormans had nothing to gain from her husband’s death.

Frank Dorman South Bradford Smith Burrell

Wreck Victims Improve. No More Deaths Feared

Injured passengers from the Utica teachers excursion wreck in New Jersey hospitals show daily improvement. Augusta Light remains most seriously injured but stable. Prosecutor Stryker of Warren County plans to attend the New Jersey Public Utilities Commission meeting in Philadelphia to inquire into the wreck.

Utica N. Y Easton Augusta Light Stryker Warren County N. J Public Utilities Commission of New Jersey Philadelphia

Forest Fires Ravage Northern Herkimer County

Fires sweep the northern section of Herkimer county New York destroying over five hundred acres of forest in the towns of Russia and Ohio. Fire wardens warn that without rain the losses could be enormous as dry conditions persist after a week of warm weather.

Herkimer County N. Y Russia Ohio

Mexican president Diaz promises to resign on restoration

An unofficial bulletin from Mexico says President Diaz will resign once order is restored. Washington officials, hopeful for a settlement, report the development as progress toward ending current Mexican difficulties.

Washington Mexico Diaz Pete

Despondent husband found hanging in New York barn

Mrs. Frank Corser discovered her husband’s body suspended from a peg in a barn wall at Pinghamton, N Y He had been in despondency for some time and missed the morning meal.

Pinghamton N. Y Frank Corser

Real estate man rescues boy from pond in Batavia

N. L. Hawks of Holland avenue Batavia pulled four year old Laverne Marseilles from a pond where he was under water and had water in his lungs. The child recovered in a few minutes after the rescue.

N. L. Hawks Laverne Marseilles Holland Avenue Batavia

Boy swept over falls at Trenton Falls New York

While playing at Trenton Falls James McDermott eleven fell from the cliff into West Canadian creek and was swept through the gorge. His body has not been recovered and it is believed he was swept over the falls.

Trenton Falls N. Y James McDermott Burns Taylor and Bredell

Twelfth Wreck Victim Dies In Utica Tragic Train Crash

Miss Carrie I Rutherford a Utica New York school teacher died after sustaining burns and internal injuries in the wreck of the teachers special train near Martins Creek a week earlier. The accident occurred last Saturday ending the casualty toll at twelve.

Carrie I. Rutherford Utica N. Y Martin's Creek Martin’s Creek

Side Lights On Camp Life In Texas

PLAIN MALIN CRAIG of General Carter's staff notes camp life at Fort Sam Houston. He describes habitat and personnel from Major Hans W. von Herwarth to the bakery capacity and wagons, then surveys saloons, mascots, and senior officers including Brigadier General Walter S. Schuyler and Captain Samuel G. Jones.

Texas Ptain Malin Craig Carter Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Leon Springs O. J. Charles Seventeenth Infantry West Point Hans W. von Herewarth Foulois Walter S. Schuyler Cavalry Schuyler Russia Samuel G. Jones Eleventh Cavalry Diaz

Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Club Offer

The Hoosier Club promises delivery of a kitchen cabinet to homes with a one dollar entry and one dollar weekly payments until full price is paid. Cabinets save steps and material in meal prep and are built by skilled Hoosier mechanics with best woods. A special cabinet is advertised as a free giveaway with no purchases required.

Secret Service Burns Treasury Department Hitchcock Oregon Francis J. Heney San Francisco Mitchell F. A. Hyde Hoosier Club Hoosier Bissells

In the Carpet Dept Rugs at Very Cheap Prices

Readable carpet sale notice lists Axminster Sarouk and Wilton rugs sized 9x12 with prices from 19.95 to 40.00. Highlights include Axminster at 25.00 and Sarouk at 25.00, Velvet 9x12 19.98, Brissels 9x12 19.98.

Pesle Seere Brussells ORI Aek Hsv Iwices

New Method Gas Range Promoted for Home Use

An advertisement lists household items including ace Wire Toasters and copper boilers from Rochester Stamping Co. A build slim New Method Gas Range is described as compact with top and side ovens, enamel burners, and a broiler, offered with a money back guarantee and prices from 36 to 45 dollars.

Rochester Stamping Co

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