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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1914

Page

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Penrose Named by Republicans for Senator Victory Shown in Warren

Light turnout across Warren County produced unofficial party results with Penrose Palmer and Pinchot leading in the U S Senate contests. Local counts show Dawson vs Houghtling close for state races and Prather leading for Superior Court while Prather tallies 365 for Supreme Court.

Thomas Prather Meadville Superior Court Robert S. Frazier Allegheny County Supreme Court Edward S. Lindsey Fred A. Shaw John G. Smith Washington Marshall Phipps Franklin John Nesbitt Joseph H. DeFrees Washngton Charles Shortt George Munn William Dawson Tidioute W. J. Houghtling Houghtling Dawson

Strain murder case opens in Tionesta court

George and Ada Strain go on trial for the alleged murder of Albert Allen on March 2 in Tionesta with Judge W D Hinckley presiding. A jury is selected from local residents as courtroom testimony outlines the stabbing and discovery of Allen’s body.

B. A. Babcock Kellettville W. A. Elis Clarington J. J. Haight Cooper Camp F. A. Lumberg Marienville George Wilson Tionesta Andy Christianson A. Carlson Brookston Howard Blum 3Train Hunter’s Allen Strain

Calling Cards and Wedding Invitations Offer in Warren

Latest up to date calling cards and wedding invitations advertised by the Mail Office in Warren Pennsylvania inviting customers to inquire by phone or visit for services and pricing.

Warren

House Wrecked by Gas Explosion in Jamestown

A gas explosion wrecked the three story apartment at 134 Stowe street at 9 30 this morning. Miss Helena Soderland 65, basement resident, was burned and died later at City hospital. Gas from a broken rubber tube feeding a hot plate fed the blast as a match was struck. Walls bulged, rear windows broke, and nearby homes shook. fire was put out by the chemical company.

Jamestown Stowe Street Helena Soderland Miss Soderland City Hospital Chemical Company

Huerta Refuses to Resign at Niagara Falls Talks

In Mexico City on May 20 Provisional President Huerta stated in an interview that Mexican peace delegates have no instructions to offer his resignation at the Niagara Falls conference. Earlier Foreign Minister Esteva Ruiz said the delegates have ample power to handle all conference discussions.

Mexico City Huerta Niagara Falls Estevla Ruiz

Roosevelt Plan to Unite Republicans and Progressives

Washington reports discussions among regular Republicans on uniting the party by concessions to a few points toward a Roosevelt 1916 presidential candidacy. Proposals aim to blend Old Guard and Progressive wings with Roosevelt as leader, while preserving factional membership and reform platforms.

Washington, D. C Theodore Roosevelt Republican Party Taft Roosevelt South America Standpatter William H. Taft National

Full of Contrasts in Mexican Republic

Washington May 13. William Joseph Showalter writes to the National Geographical Society describing Mexico as a land of striking contrasts. He notes education and hospital early in history, vast natural riches alongside widespread poverty, and a diverse transportation scene from donkey carts to automobiles. He highlights vegetation like parrot fruit and the dynamite tree, rail growth before and after the revolution, mineral wealth including silver gold and iron, and petroleum riches around the Gulf, ending with the note of the article continuing on Page Eight.

Washington, D. C Mexico William Joseph Showalter National Geographical Society Washington, D.C John Harvard Elihu Yale William and Mary Jamestown Midas’s Adam Rio Grande Durango Santa Maria Gulf of Mexico Poteri del Llano

May Be Implicated in the Seamans Case

Corry Pennsylvania May 18 County Detective J P Sullivan investigates the Seamans case with rumors of an arrest before the inquest on Wednesday A possible Italian boarder formerly jailed for larceny is tied to letters deemed obscene and is said to have been seen near the house the day before Seamans died Authorities suspect the man may have poisoned the whiskey Seamans drank

Corry J. P. Sullivan Seamans

Dr Griffith on Trial for Life in Greensburg

Greensburg Pa May 18 Doctor Martin Griffith of Monessen stands trial charged with killing William Robinson a Pittsburg music teacher. Griffith pleads not guilty and defense seeks married jurors hoping unwritten law may aid the case.

Greensburg Martin Griffith Monessen William Robinson Pittsburg Griffith Robins

Four Columbian Survivors Land At Halifax

Halifax news story reports the revenue cutter Seneca arriving with four emaciated survivors of the steamer Columbian which burned at sea on May 3. Also aboard is the body of a sailor who died after rescue from an open boat. Survivors recount horrible tales of suffering and exposure.

Halifax United States Revenue Cutter Seneca

Burglars Take $10,000 From Strand Theater

A gang of safe crackers entered the Strand theater at Broadway and 47th street in the early hours, overpowered the watchman and four workers, opened the office safe, and escaped with $10,000, the receipts from performances yesterday and Saturday.

Strand Theater Broadway 47Th Street New York

Poe Discusses The Raven And The Sleeper In 1844 Letter

In a December 15 1844 letter to G W Everett Edger Allan Poe discusses his poem The Raven and compares it to The Sleeper. He explains the lamp shadows bracket candelabrum and the tinkling of feet to convey the supernatural and notes The Sleeper may be superior in true artistic basis.

G. W. Everett Phillips Edgar Allan Poe New York

Circus Day Arrives in Warren With Hagenbeck-Wallace

The Hagenbeck-Wallace circus rolled into Warren on Tuesday to two performances. A skirl of bands plus a bustling tent city attracted about 1,100 workers and hundreds of spectators. The morning feast for 1,099 breakfast diners preceded a grand parade and crowded grounds with 22 feet of cook ranges and 3,000 breakfast cakes.

Warren Pennsylvania Railroad Struthers Station Napoleon Ana Jimmy Davis Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Landoffice

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Penrose Pinchot Palmer United States Brumbaugh McCormick Lewis Vance C. McCormick Michael J. Ryan Martin Brumbaugh Joseph Cauffel Willard E. Ritter Edward R. Wood Charles N. Brumm William Draper Lewis Matthew W. Stevenson Joseph B. Allen Henry Budd A. Mitchell Palmer Boies Penrose J. Benjamin Dimmick Gifford Pinchot Madison F. Larkin Fred W. Whiteside Congress William McIntyre Robert Taggert S. H. Miller Willis H. Hulings William P. Ferguson William McKay General Assembly John L. Nesbitt John H. DeFrees James W. Neilly Chris C. Johnson Edward Homer K. Miller William R. Dawson Wills Houghtling Charles M. Shortt George B. Munn E. B. Lacy George H. Bonner Gustav A. Endich Robert S. Frazer J. J. Kintner George Kunkel Harold L. Robinson Emory A. Walling William Wilhelm James E. Clark Albert M. Fuller Thomas J. Prather Frank M. Trexier T. R Mexican Republic Midna DR. Griffith N. Y Poe and the Raven
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