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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
3
State authorities were asked to investigate at the BE. E. Fitch farm near Corry where eight cows died and several other cattle were affected to determine the cause. The report notes ongoing illness and calls for inquiry into livestock losses.
William Hunter a former Bath real estate dealer was pronounced insane and committed to Willard asylum for treatment. Steuben county receipts for April totaled 2405.76 with office expenses at 686.66 pounds. Phoenix Hardware Manufacturing plant at Homer burned, loss 190000 dollars. Gale Poole 30 and Leo Owen were attacked by a foreign gang at Brooksville Poole stabbed seven times severe cuts to right hand neck and hand. Owen uninjured Poole taken to his mother in Sandier Station with Dr Peachman of Hulberton stating serious condition. Deputy Pice investigates. Ernest Wald landed a 38% inch trout weighing 17 pounds the longest inland NY catch. fish described as poor in flesh. Rev Harry Idle appointed rector at Bolivar succeeding R D Baldwin now Episcopal pastor in Salamanca. Jonas Kilmer president of Kilmer Co Swamp Root died in Binghamton at 69 leaving an estate around 1.4 million. Charles Lohman formerly with Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction now in Buffalo with residence in Fredonia.
Alfred Balding of Geneseo N Y was found in serious condition on a Geneseo side street. He said a stranger struck him with a club or blunt object but his money remained untouched suggesting the assailant fled. A separate note reports a divorce case by Benjamin Blodgett against Annie M Blodgett in Dun kirk Justice Court, two weeks postponed.
The appellate division held that gambling at home is not illegal and a person may play cards in his domicile with friends and money staked, without police interference. The decision followed Charles Sherman of Norwich being arrested Sept 24 for common gambling.
August Fern of Monroe Michigan was found in the Dunkirk baggage car with a deep throat wound. He told police two strangers cut him and robbed him, then admitted the wound came from a fight in his hometown days earlier. He claimed $50 and a watch were taken, but officers doubt the robbery tale.
The passage discusses palindromes like Madam, I’m Adam and notes an Italian line attributed to Boito describing two Shakespearean heroes. It translates roughly to Drunken is Othello, but Hamlet is mad, illustrating wordplay across languages.
A quirky note on early effort and timing hints at a playful saying. The text mentions BSevretHive and the Artsy, suggesting a creative or social media context without a clear event or outcome.
Quote by Burdette praising aging preachers and doctors, arguing congregations dislike only dull sermons, not old age, and noting listeners favor lively delivery over hair color or style.
A Detroit Free Press thought piece contrasts happiness within marriage with the idea of being happily married. The author explores perception, satisfaction, and the social bounds of matrimony.
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