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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
3
BeSmith Co. announces a new shipment of foulards at 49 cents a yard after two prior sales sold out. The line includes 85 cent and one dollar foulards, with customers repeatedly asking for more stock as they shun less affordable options.
A sales note touts a broader range of patterns that are distinct from prior offerings yet equally appealing. The tease promises fresh designs and continued desirability in the present selection.
A weekly digest from the globe notes a German-American potash conference reaching prices and tax agreement. Amateur A V Hadle dies in a Nogales flight despite instructor advice. Meat packers’ lawyers vow to challenge the Sherman Act as unconstitutional in Chicago. Knox sends draft arbitration treaty to British and French ambassadors. Three Metropolitan Club officers resign after Taft remarks about small minded people excluding prominent members.
The piece profiles Boise Penrose the Republican Senate leader from Pennsylvania, detailing his rise to power, clashes with Aldrich, party reorganizations, and long record of influence. It notes his lineage, education at Harvard, and key roles in finance, immigration, and tariff legislation, including the Payne and Aldrich acts. It also describes his personal life, interests, and public image.
An air crash at Kurak Russia injures 100. An excursion tram collision near Newark Ohio kills four. A Nashua socialite’s body is found in the Merrimack river. Two labor contractors are convicted in Colon after the detention of a British vessel. Havana dispatches say General Reyes stays awaiting Mexican war secretary orders. Postmaster General Hitchcock announces weekly opening of 100 more postal savings depositories.
Paris forecasts a Portuguese monarchist uprising while Hayti reports guerrilla fighting and rebel pillaging. Irene Osgood testifies in a separation suit in Boston. T Coleman du Pont donates 500000 to MIT. Juarez dispatch claims peace in Northern Mexico with Madero’s cabinet talks. Panama bonds bids total 50 million at expected 100.
The Pennsylvania supreme court refused a new trial for Joseph M. Huson noted as the architect of the State Capitol. The report mentions the high court ruling without further detail.
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