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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
8
US public debt rises in October by over six million
Washington reports the public debt of the United States increased by 6,188,817 during October. The debt less cash in the treasury on November 1 stood at 1,966,807,485 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
Hunter Killed Climbing Fence in Ohio Incident
Mansfield Ohio November 3 19 year old Joseph Stacach died after a hunting accident when his gun exploded while climbing a fence. He was injured at the scene and died soon after reaching his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Joseph Stacach
Christians Ahead in Church Count
Lancaster Ohio census finds population 12 262 with 5 784 adults professing Christianity and 2 251 non Christians. the remaining difference accounts for city children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster, O
Church Census Committee
Lancaster
Supposed Kenton Man Found Alive in Los Angeles
Charles Soules former Kenton resident was reported alive in Los Angeles after relatives mourned him as dead. He was believed killed in the Los Angeles Times explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton, O
Charles Soules
Kenton
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Judge A W Dennison Dies in Clarenton Pa Funeral Held
Judge A W Dennison aged died last Thursday at his Clarenton home. Rev S E Miller led funeral services praising his county and state service. Pallbearers included Allen Briggs and Clayton Dennison. Distant attendees came from Warren Jamestown Erie Buffalo and others. Honorary bearers listed from Warren Hartford Irvine and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
John Mahan
Frank Kingsley
Florence Mahan
Jesus
Marshtown Cemetery
Allen Briggs
Adelbert Putnam
George DeForest
D. B. Crouch
Martin Dennison
Clayton Dennison
Warren
Jamestown
Sugar Grove
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Oil City
Tidioute
Franklin
Bradford
Corry
Buffalo
Erie
Albany
Frewsburg
North Warren
Akeley
Ashville
J. H. Mitchell
Hartford
Conn
A. R. Mechling
Clarington
James McKain
Irvine
H. T. Russell
Russell
Attorney Metzar
W. R. McKinney
Presbyterians to meet in Warren during 1911 session
The Pennsylvania Synod of the Presbyterian church Wilkinsburg scored Sunday pleasures such as baseball automobiles and trips to picnic resorts in a temperance report. Rev Dwight C Hanna urged a local option law while Rev Percy H Shelly praised Lord's Day observance in Allegheny county. The Synod set its next meeting for Warren Pa in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prersburg
Pennsylvania Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Wilkinsburg
Dwight C. Hanna
Temperance
Percy H. Shelly
Lord’s Day Alliance of
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Hanna
Warren
GAYNOR AND GREENE MAY REGAIN FREEDOM ON PAROLE
Gaynor and Greene of Syracuse New York now in Atlanta federal prison for harbor frauds with Captain Oberlin Carter face possible pardon as parole board meets next week. They have served over one third of four year sentences with good conduct and are due for consideration after return from Canada and conviction before Judge Speer in Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Gaynor and
Greene
Syracuse
N. Y
Atlanta
Repents as acid burns in Philadelphia youth suicide
Charles Freemand, 14, a Philadelphia high school student, took carbolic acid at his aunt's home after being reprimanded by his parents for poor school work. He cried I am sorry I dont want to die as the poison burned his throat and died before aid arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles Freemand
Must Wait for Remarriage in Louisiana Law
In Louisiana a widow may remarry only after a ten month waiting period following her husband’s death. Subscribe for the MAIL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Ischia hurricane devastates island as king surveys
King Victor Emmanuel views Ischia destruction where two hundred thousand are homeless. A Mindanao uprising leaves an American planter dead and troops deployed. Haitian gunboat Liberte explosion kills seventy. Hawley and Post report safe landing in Canada after 1350 mile balloon flight establishing a new world record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Emmanuel
Ischia
Mindanao
Crippen Appeals Murder Conviction in London
Dr Hawley H Crippen convicted of killing his wife Belle Elmore has filed an appeal in London delaying execution efforts. A Newfoundland dispatch reports 33 drownings from fishing vessels off the banks since Oct 10. Augustus Post and Alan R Hawley traveled from Quebec to New York via Montreal with Mr Hawley’s leg injury documented on the first day after departing the balloon America If.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley H. Crippen
Belle Elmore
London
Newfoundland
St. Johns
Augustus Post
Alan R. Hawley
Quebec
New York
Montreal
Mr. Hawley
America
Advices from England calm fears of a Near East war
Reports say no general war danger in the Near East despite German emperor tactics. A Pekin edict authorizes a 50.6 million dollar loan from American financiers. Manotos tribesmen raid a Mindanao plantation. captain Barton’s wife and son are rescued. Graham White wins the aviation trophy in New York. LeBlanc crashes as Brookins suffers an accident with the Baby Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lehast
Pekin
Manotos
Captain Barton
Mindanao Island
Graham-White
Belmont Park
New York City
LeBlanc
Walter Brookins
America
New York Doctor Dies In Sinking Steamer Arabic
Dr John H Nesbitt a New York physician shot and killed himself in his stateroom aboard the steamer Arabic which reached Queenstown Sunday Advices from Lisbon report a plot against the Portuguese republic with 32 officers and ex Premier Franco arrested A storm on the Western coast drowns 111 Japanese fishermen on Oct 11 Major General Grant tests the army ration and finds it adequate Moisant wins Statue of Liberty flight prize by 43 seconds over Grahame White Count Del Lesseps seven minutes behind the winner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Nesbitt
New York
Queenstown
Lisbon
Franco
Grant
War Department
Moisant
Thomas F. Ryan
Grahame-White
DelLesseps
Notable World Events and Obituaries This Week
The report claims China agreed to speed up a popular parliament. A Los Angeles bank embezzlement link is linked to detainees from the schooner Kate in Acapulco. The Duke of Connaught arrives in Capetown to open South Africa's union parliament. Henri Dunant, founder of the Red Cross, dies in Geneva. Sir William Agnew dies in England. Taft urges higher postal rates for magazines to fund a one cent letter rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acapulco
Kate
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank of Los Angeles
Duke of Connaughts
Capetown
Union of South Africa
Henri Dunant
International Red Cross
Geneva
William Agnew
England
Taft
Congress
Tragedies Across States Reported In Fatal Crash And Fires
William Bradley, a chauffeur, died when the car he rode in plunged 225 feet from a cliff at Shadyville New Jersey. A fire at Suramitville Sullivan County New York destroyed Kuykendale's hotel and nearby structures endangering the village. Fire destroyed the Hyatt mills belonging to International Pulp Mills of New York in St. Lawrence County resulting in a loss of 100900 with 71900 insured. In Shiraz Iran the Jewish quarters were sacked by Khazgais killing eleven and leaving 5000 destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bradley
Shadyville
N. J
Suramitville
Sullivan County
N. Y
Kuykendale
Talc
International Pulp Mills of
New York
Hyatt
St. Lawrence County
Roosevelt Captivates Methodist Audience in Baltimore
Roosevelt spoke at the Lyric theater as a guest of the foreign missions board of the Methodist Episcopal church. He praised extending mission work worldwide, shared Africa experiences, and received a warm welcome from Bishop Earl Cranston and Dr. Eugene Noble. He later spoke at Goucher College about education and ended with a Lyric theater reception before heading to Chicago then Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Roosevelt
New York
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Africa
Mt. Royal
Earl Cranston
Eugene A. Noble
Goucher College
Henry S. Delaney
Dr. Noble
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Gloucher Hall
Theodore
Lyric
H. W. Warren
Chicago
Iowa
Davenport
Des Moines
Woman Visitor Was Thief in Scranton Burglary
Scranton police tied 21 year old Myrtle Van Campen to a daylight burglary at John Keating's home. The visitor knew when the family would be away, used a child to gain entry, and stole clothing and many trinkets before being tracked by police with the help of the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Myrtle van Campen
John Keating
Crown Prince Frederick William Starts Far Eastern Tour
Berlin reports the Crown Prince Frederick William and Princess Cecilie have left for Genoa to begin a Far Eastern itinerary. They will board the steamship Prince Ludwig at Genoa with the crown princess joining to Ceylon. The prince will visit India Siam the Dutch East Indies China and Japan and return to Berlin via Siberia in mid May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frederick William
Cecilie
Genoa
Ludwig
Ceylon
India
Siam
Dutch East Indies
China
Japan
Philippines
Siberia
Cubans Likely Win as Liberals Lead in Elections
Returns from Tuesday's Cuban elections are slow to arrive and results are not yet determined in Havana. Early sentiment points to a Liberal government victory, with Liberals set to control the house and senate as well as provincial and municipal offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
House of Representatives
Senate
Havana City
Woman Receives Long State Prison Term in Extortion Case
Florence Burns Wildrick who conspired with Edward H. Brooks to extort a $500 note from Charles W. Hurlburt was sentenced by Judge Crain in general sessions to not less than seven years and five months nor more than fourteen years and ten months in state prison. Brooks received a concurrent sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florence Burns Wildrick
Edward H. Brooks
Charles W. Hurlburt
Crain
Brooks
Market Report New York Provision Market Nov 2
Wheat No 2 red fob 95% No 2 hard winter $1.04% Corn No 2 red fob domestic b614¢ Oats No 2 white in elevator 88c white on track 37144 4l¢ Pork Mess $20 Butter creamery specials 32 14 8c do extras 314 314% c state dairy good to prime 26 28 Cheese State specials 154 1634c Eggs State and Pennsylvania 48 50c Potatoes Long Island $1.50 2.12 state per bag $1.27 1.50
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Buffalo Provision Market Prices Report
Buffalo on November 2 lists WHEAT No 5 northern carloads at 1.0716, No 2 red 94c, CORN No 2 yellow 54c f o b afloat, OATS No 2 white 36 4c f o afloat, FLOUR blends at 6.00 to 6.75 per barrel, BUTTER Creamery western tubs 114c, CHEESE good to choice 14 2 lée, EGGS State white 40c, POTATOES White choice to fancy 48c per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Lée
East Buffalo Market Livestock Prices Report
East Buffalo Livestock Market lists cattle prices by grade with prime steers at 7.00 to 7.25 and butcher steers 5.25 to 6.25. cows 4.75 to 6.25. heifers 5.50 to 6.00. bulls 3.50 to 4.25. veals 10.50 to 11.00 and 9.75 to 10.25. Sheep and lambs show yearlings 5.60 to 5.50, wedg ers 4.50 to 4.75. hogs 8.60 to 8.25 and pigs 8.70.
Buffalo Fay Market Prices for Timothy and Straw
Timothy prices for No 1 and No 2 bids noted with track status at 19.00 and 18.50. Straw wheat and oat priced to 700 and 8.00 units respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Knox May Visit Canada to Supervise Reciprocity Talks
Secretary of State Knox may travel to Canada in late November to personally oversee the final stages of negotiations for a reciprocal treaty. Henry M. Hoyt and Charles M. Pepper will depart Washington to start talks, with an initial conference set for November 5 in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Washington
Knox
Canada
United States
Henry M. Hoyt
State Department
Charles M. Pepper
Bureau of Trade Relations
Ottawa
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
Classified note urges local merchants to place ads in the Mail to reach a broad readership. An emphasis on affordable rates and quick responses appears in the brief, marketing tone typical of small-town papers.
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Assembly
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Penn
Anthony Stankowitch
Harry Thomas
Singing Four
Bertram F. Shivler
Roy C. Morgan
George E. Butts
Herman Gahwe
Charles F. Strickland
Quartet
Winter Song Messrs
Shirler, Morgan, Butts and Gahwe
Bullard
Scarlatti
Tausig
Wagner
Ingemisco
Verdi
Herman F. Gahwe
Part
Hawley
Shivler, Morgan, Butts and Gahwe
Vaise
Bondinage Vecchio
Minuetto
Scambatti
Heyman
Ouartet Messrs
Shivler
Morgan, Butts and
Gahwe
Laidow—Stankowitch
Little . Osgood
Strauss
Osgood
Liszt
Stankowitch
George W. Chadwick
A. W Dennison
Gaynor and Greene
Parole Board
Newell & Gaughn
Liberte
America Jr
St. Ambroise
Periponka River
Shiraz
Fars
Gift of God
Boy
Confederate
Crown Prince
Frederick William Will
Miles
Lillie B. Collins
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
East Buffalo Livestock Market
Buffalo Fay Market
Mercer Black
New Castle
Illinois
Oklahouia
Kansas
Oklahoma
Corsicana Light Peer Neseree
Corsicana Heavy
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