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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1909

Page

3

Deep Waterway Plan Gains Backing at New Orleans Convention

At the Deep Waterway Association meeting in New Orleans President Taft pledged federal bond support if the 14-foot project proves feasible. Sherman Cannon and others voiced strong backing as Missouri’s Kavanaugh outlined the plan and federal bills seeking $500 million to $1 billion in bonds for lakes to gulf navigation.

New Orleans Gulf Deep Waterway Association Taft Sherman Cannon Mississippi Valley Mississippi St. Louis Oleander Athenaeum Theodore Roosevelt Washington James S. Sherman Middle West East West Dickinson Lorimer Illinois Kavanaugh William K. Kavanaugh Missouri Association Sanitary District Chicago Joliet Gulf of Mexico Clifford Pinchot Government Forestry Department Progressive Union of Progressive Union New Orleans Opera House la Juive French Opera Company

The Russian Dynasty Rise to Power

The present dynasty of Russia is the house of Romanoff founded by Czar Michael Fedorovite Romanoff who ascended the throne in 1613. The Romanoffs trace lineage to Andrew Kobyla who arrived from Prussia to Moscow in 1314.

Russia House of Romanoff Michael Fedorovite Romanoff Romanoffs Andrew Kobyla Prussia Moscow

Missouri Farmer Rescues Mule Then Is Almost Kicked to Death

A Missouri farmer, who saved a mule from a burning barn, was nearly kicked to death by the animal. The incident highlights a farmer’s perilous recovery from a dangerous rescue.

Missouri

His Politics at Home

A political canvasser asks a housewife about the man of the house political affiliation. She says he switches parties with companions. At home he is described as a terror, making the local joke about his partisan behavior.

Birth of Biblical Art in Catacombs Frescoes

The earliest biblical pictorial expression appears in the symbolic frescoes adorning the Catacombs, marking the birth of illustrated sacred art.

Whispered Temptation in the Conservatory Exchange

A private moment in the conservatory reveals a flirtatious temptation. One person asks if a kiss would have angered the other, who answers with a firm no and a polite thanks for the compliment.

Fortune's Whims

Meandering Mike questions Pete about a theft claiming coercion and self defense after a dog attack by a neighbor’s woman. Pete says he stole a puppy and sold it to survive.

Mike Pete

Gaynor Elected Gothan's Mayor In Pennsylvania Race

Election results show Republican candidate Gaynor elected mayor of Gothan with wide party margins. Voters statewide favored GOP as candidates for office in Pennsylvania.

Gaynor Gothan Pennsylvania

Ohio Cities Vote in Reform, Conservatism Wins Across States

Across Ohio and other states on November 2, voters backed GOP incumbents and reform opponents in major cities. In Ohio cities Columbo and Cleveland swung to Republicans, while Buffalo Philadelphia and Jersey City showed mixed results. Nationally Tam many Hall gained in New York City and favorable margins favored Republicans in state races including New Jersey and Virginia.

Cleveland Massachusetts Eben Draper James H. Vahey Rhode Island Gov. Pothier Olney Arnold New York City Tammany Hall William A. Gaynor Tammany Otto T. Barnard William R. Hearst New York State Buffalo Louis P. Fuhrmann Jacob J. Siegrist Philadelphia Samuel P. Rotan Rep D. Clarence Gibboney Law and Order Society Reform Rotan San Francisco Francis J. Heney McCarthy Pennsylvania Supreme Court Indianapolis Lewis Shank Charles A. Gauss New Jersey Jersey City Pagan Otto Wittpen Virginia Judge Mann Baltimore Baltimore City Isadore Rayner United States Kentucky Breahitt County Ohio Columbus George S. Marshall C. H. Smith Malcolm Karshner Republican State Committee Franklin County Cox Ohio River Louis Schwab John Weld Peck

Beheads Wife and Child Then Kills Self in Pottsville

In Pine Grove near Pottsville Pennsylvania Daniel Schoke a 55 year old butcher of troubled and unreliable disposition harmed his wife and his 12 year old daughter with a butcher knife and then fatally stabbed himself in a public safety incident. Relatives had repeatedly aided his failed businesses.

Pottsville Daniel Schoke Pine Grove Here Schoke

Mayors Elected in Ohio Cities and Towns

Ohio cities and towns elected new mayors led by figures such as W T Sawyer D Alliance and E P Speidel D in Akron Elected leaders span parties from D and R to Fusion across cities including Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland Canton and Toledo Names include Louis Schwab Charles Duff George Marshall Herman Baehir and Brand Whitlock with results reflecting varied party outcomes.

Youngstown Craver Paul Jones Michigan Turnbull Canton Dougherty Akron W. T. Sawyer C. F. Berry Dayton E. E. Burkhart Burkhart Toledo Brand Whitlock David T. Davies Whitlock Cleveland Herman C. Baehr Baehr Newton D. Baker Dahl D. A. Austin R. Dayton E. E. Burkhardt D. Defiance C. KE. Chenevere D. Elyria T. A. Conway East Liverpool Samuel Crawford D. Findlay E. L. Groves R. Fredericksburg William Crow D. Fremont C. C. Tunnington D. Galion H. H. Hartman D. Gallipolis W. M. Crozier R. Spencerville Sunderland D. St. Clairsville H. N. Davies R. St. Marys Geo. Henderson R. Steubenville Thos. W. Porter R. Springfield Charles J. Bowlus D. Toledo Ind. Troy John McClain D. Urbana W. R. Wilson R. Upper Sandusky

Five Die in Cottage Fire Near Pittsburg Pennsylvania

In Penn township Pennsylvania mother Mrs Frances Marlow wife of miner William Marlow and four of her children died in a cottage fire. Lysle Marlow eight was saved by his brother Clyde twelve who perished with their mother. Marlow and two elder sons had gone to work. A lamp in the kitchen was overturned. Clyde rushed his younger brother from the house and tried to reach his mother on the upper floor where the younger children slept.

Pittsburg Leve Frances Marlow William Marlow Penn Township Lysle Marlow Clyde Marlow

Mexican Buyer Nets Big Check in New York Hotel Hustle

A Mexican mining man in New York is assured by hotel staff that cash is easy here. He cashes $30, then $50, and finally presents a $3,000,000 check. The cashier collapses when he realizes the amount. Saturday Evening Post notes the ruse.

Mexico New York Saturday Evening Post

Embarrassing a Friend In Theatre Prank Revealed

Attorney H A Kelley once tricked E A Handy of the Lake Shore railroad by inventing a cousin to describe a drunken stranger in a theater balcony. Handy was mortified when Kelley admitted the cousin tale was fabricated a week or two later.

H. A. Kelley E. A. Handy Lake Shore Railroad Hardy Kelley Handy Soandso Cleveland Plain Dealer

Commercial Crisis in Far East Hits Vladivostok Market

The Russo-Chinese Bank annual report says the free port closure at Vladivostok caused a far east commercial crisis. Before the closure, imports were large and new import sales may remain difficult for some time.

Far East Russo- Chinese Bank Vladivostok

Decree Annulling Contracts In Venezuelan Castration Court

Ex-President Castro’s order canceling contracts for the National Match Manufactory and the Venezuelan Salt Monopoly, Limited, has been annulled by Venezuela’s federal cassation court.

Castro Federal and Cassation Court of Venezuela

Cincinnati Wife Granted Right to Temper and Speech

A Cincinnati man sought divorce claiming his wife was irritable and used exasperating language, but the judge ruled that a woman who cared for four small children with no help has a right to her temper and to express her feelings in speech.

Cincinnati

Where did you get that horrible haircut

A humorous line on fashion judgment echoes through generations about sudden style changes and social banter. The quip highlights how comment and humor accompany new looks, reflecting enduring attitudes toward appearance and discretion.

Mercy Sakes

Markets Report Across Cities With Grain Livestock Prices

The Nov. 3 market roundup records firm money on call at 3 to 3 percent and sterling at 84 87.25. Grain and livestock prices span Minnesota wheat to Ohio hay and Chicago pork and cattle totals, listing cash quotes for wheat corn oats and dairy, plus hogs sheep and lamb values across Cleveland Toledo Buffalo Pittsburgh and Chicago markets. The report shows steady to varied bids for cattle calves hogs and lambs, with prices recurring in dollars and cents per head or bushel.

New York Prime Mercantile Paper Sterling Exchange Cleveland Minnesota York State Chicago

Lend a Dollar Meets a Witty Exchange

A brief exchange shows a friend asking to borrow a dollar. The other asks if the borrower is truly in need, receiving the reply that the aim is to repay with the same one dollar.

Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Mrs. Wolf's Health

Mrs. Elizabeth Wolf of Tipton Missouri suffered inflammation of the bladder with back pain scanty and painful secretions and extreme fatigue. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she was cured and remains well. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Elizabeth Wolf W. Morgan St Tipton Doan Foster Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Do You Own an Automobile A Pedestrianism Joke

A witty exchange features a man asking if the other owns a car. The reply reveals he is a lifelong sufferer of chronic pedestrianism, delivering a light quip about mobility and transportation.

Loveliness as a force over matter

Henry Drummond argues that beauty acts as a spiritual power capable of erasing ugliness and even altering physical surroundings with a mere touch. The quote frames beauty as transformative beyond appearance.

Henry Drummond

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises

Testimonials from Louisville Kentucky and Adrian Georgia claim the remedy cured female troubles and avoided operations. A Louisville woman urges its use at home while an Adrian resident credits it with curing without surgery. Thirty years of testimonials support the product’s reputation for feminine ills.

Louisville, Ky Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E.pinkham Sam’l Ler Fourth St Adrian Lena V. Henry

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