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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
8
A German language conundrum jokes on matrimony as a state based on dual expectations. Leigh Hunt frames evidences of disposition as love of beauty and youthfulness marking a generous mind. Nassau hostess Mrs Young wore a pleasant gown and charm. guests departed at 1:30 a m in Nassau Tribune style.
Testimony from Warren residents and officials described night actions around Bunker Hill. Prosecution rebuttal followed with witnesses including Mook Cramer Thompson and Wallace. Cross examinations noted moonlit conditions contrasted with Amann’s dark rainy night. Judge Walling adjourned after long closing arguments and a two hour charge.
The Russian government plans a fifteen mile tunnel to connect Tiflis and Vladikavkaz in Ciscaucasia. The two cities lie 125 miles apart, currently requiring a 940 mile roundabout journey between them.
Cincinnati personal property assessments reveal wealth contrasts for presidential candidates. William H Taft reports 74950 total including a 1000 horse 100 watch 100 piano 5650 cash and 68000 in other property. salary 75000. Judson Harmon lists 23350 this year down from 39540 last year with a 50 watch 1500 automobile 100 piano 600 cash and 21000 in other investments. salary 10000.
The Philippine treasury reports net profits of ten million dollars over eight years from seigniorage on silver coinage drafts sales and interest on gold reserve deposits. Modern methods introduced eight years ago boosted profits to over 45 percent of the circulating money while the gold standard reserve climbs to 46 percent and will be cut to 35 percent to cover treasury excess.
Hugh Sappington, a fourteen-year-old eighth grader from Clarksburg, Missouri, won first prize of 100 dollars in the state spelling contest. He misspelled fourteen words in oral and written rounds as seventy-seven rural pupils competed for three cash prizes spelled from 200 words.
The official tally shows R. H. Jones of Wellston Ohio, though dead two months, receiving over 500 votes as a Taft alternate to the Chicago convention. He led his ticket in several precincts due to no committee empowered to fill a vacancy after nominations.
J L Hall and family visited at Wm Lamont's. Mrs Fenton of Jamestown and Mrs Blair of Corry guests of Mr and Mrs N E Dewey. Fuller moving pictures in town. Visits by Pike and Mead to Herbert Mead. Cemeter anniversary June 5 at Lulu Covel with quilting and dinner. W C T U Mother's meeting at church. Various residents visiting Corry and Albany areas.
Definition urged in London court to determine if various small fish labeled sardine meet the standard. Suit grows from sale under this label and seeks clarity on sale practices and consumer expectations.
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