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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1912

Page

3

Cheaper Light For Sharon

Sharon would receive street lighting from the municipal electric plant at 48 dollars per light under a five year contract, a 24 dollar yearly reduction from current rates. Greeks of Jamestown raise 400 for war widows and orphans funds overseen by Queen Olga.

Sharon Sharon Valley Electric Light Company Jamestown Balkan States Turkey Greece Olga

Capital's New Fad in Alpen Stocks In Washington

Miss Alice Gates Boutell and her father Henry Boutelle the American minister to Switzerland start a trend by carrying alpen stocks. Following are Miss Katherine Elkins Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Meyer wife of the secretary of the navy.

Capital Washington Alice Gates Boutell Henry Boutelle Switzerland Katherine Elkins Nicholas Longworth Meyer Secretary of the Navy

Sweden's Pulp Mills Use Vast Sulphur Supply From Sicily

A note on Swedish pulp mills needing 72 800 tons of sulphur each year, almost all imported from Sicily, followed by a separate item: Frederick Ayer of Boston aged ninety two took a long horseback ride with his daughter Katherine Ayer and companions from Hot Springs Virginia to Fassifern farm and back twelve miles distant.

Sweden Sicily Hot Springs Frederick Ayer Boston Katherine Ayer Dorothy Wilmot William E. Horton Fassifern Farm

Population in Buenos Aires Surges by Almost 50 000

Within a year the population of Buenos Aires has risen by nearly 50 thousand, highlighting rapid urban growth. Advertise in the Mail and Get Results.

Buenos Aires

French Academy Elects Two New Immortals

The French Academy elected General Hubert Lyautey governor of Morocco and Emile Boutroux to join its ranks. Lyautey, born 1854, led campaigns in Madagascar and Morocco, earning the Legion of Honor. Boutroux, born 1845, is a philosopher and longtime professor with extensive writings on history.

Hubert Lyautey Morocco Comte Henri Houssaye Emile Boutroux Hippolyte Langlois General Lyautey Madagascar France Just Lyautey Department of Bridges and Ftienne Emile Boutroux Legion of Honor Thiers Foundation

Mrs Cleveland's Franking Privilege Questioned

The post office dodges whether Mrs Grover Cleveland will keep her mailing franking if she marries Prof Thomas J Preston of Wells College It hinges on Congress actions and a prepayment act. Lawyers say only repeal of the statute would end her courtesy after marriage.

Grover Cleveland Thomas J. Preston Wells College Post Office Department Congress Cleveland Preston

Jefferson Candlesticks Return to White House Request

Willis D. Clark a Virginia Democrat has sent brass candlesticks once used by Thomas Jefferson to Governor Wilson. Clark asks they be returned to their old home in the White House. The candlesticks were used by Jefferson on election night in 1801 and later generations have kept them.

Andrew Andreess West Homestead Andreess Europe Homestead White House Willis D. Clark Virginia Wilson Thomas Jefferson Clark Jefferson Mr. Clark

Grubstake Dispute Seeks $2 Million Stock Division

Kansas City prospector Dr J G Hollingsworth seeks $2 million in Grand Union Mining stock after referee rules that stock from a 2 million grubstake be split with Edward Tufts. Hollingsworth allegedly supplied 2 thousand dollars to locate mines in Mexico and help capitalize a company at 10 million.

J. G. Hollingsworth Kansas City Grand Union Mining Company New York Mexico Edward Tufts Hollingsworth Tufts

They Won't Believe It Many People Have Good Neighbors

A short reflective note notes that many people who do not deserve praise still have supportive neighbors, highlighting a surprising kindness in everyday life.

Thirty four states now for income tax

The U S state department reports that by January 1 three fourths of the states will have ratified the constitutional amendment empowering Congress to levy an income tax without apportionment. Officials list thirty two approvals and note Ohio and Louisiana recently ratified unofficially.

The Union Congress State Department Ohio Louisiana Secretary of State Connecticut New Hampshire Rhode Island Utah Knox Alabama Arkansas Arizona California Colorado Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maine Maryland Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New York North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Washington Wisconsin Delaware Florida Massachusetts New Jersey New Mexico Pennsylvania Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wyoming

Six Babies in Thirteen Months Born to Frenchtown Mother

Mrs Stephen Nageotte of Frenchtown Crawford county Pa has borne fifteen children in twelve years with thirteen living One birth in Sept 1911 produced triplets two girls and a boy and thirteen months later three more boys arrived all in good health The family’s French heritage and husband Nageotte a farmer are noted along with prior sets including twins and single births Two of the most recent triplets were crying loudly as the new trio joined them.

Pennsylvania Stephen Nagcotte Frenchtown Crawford County Hirth Nageotte

Wonderful Maine Women Celebrate Milestones

Mrs Eliza Ann Riggs of South Casco turns eighty seven by picking ten bushels of apples and milking eight cows. Mrs Maria Hopkins resigns as longtime organist after sixty three years in Nordrdewock. She may be the oldest active organist in the United States. Mrs Benjamin Powers of Farmington Falls is hailed as Franklin counties top woman farmer after harvesting 232 bushels of potatoes on a half acre, doing all planting to harvesting herself.

Eliza Ann Riggs South Casco Congregational Church Norrodgewock Maria Hopkins Hopkins United States Franklin County Benjamin Powers Farmingtown Falls

Taft backs militia pay bill in letter to Kirby

President Taft endorses legislation for militia pay stating it will boost efficiency of the organized militia as a national asset. He notes that differences between the War Department and National Guard representatives have largely been resolved.

Taft John W. Kirby New York Congress War Department National Guard

Medicine Man’s Curing Machine Among Wisconsin Trophies

Indian Trophies for a Museum recounts Alanson B. Skinner’s Wisconsin expedition for the American Museum of Natural History. He collected ceremonial items from the Pottawatomie and Menominee, including a medicine dance bundle, witch’s bag, a thunder staff, a cedar flute, and carvings tied to the tribes’ rites and healing practices.

Witch Alanson B. Skinner American Museum of Natural History Wisconsin Mr. Skinner Saykosa the Little Weasel Society of Dreamers John Satterlee Benjamin Mexico Skinner Green Bay Wausaukee Wis Mexico Middle West Jesako Pottawatomie Menominee Reservation

Jenkins Becomes Navy's Fastest Destroyer

The destroyer Jenkins has ousted the Jouett as the fastest in the fleet. During a two hour test Jenkins averaged 33.14 knots, beating Jouett's 33.62. The first group of coal burner destroyers Reid Slusser Lampson Preston and Smith plans to head to the Pacific coast fleet next spring, as oil burner ships join the Atlantic flotilla.

Jenkins Jouett Reid Slusser Lamson Preston Smith Atlantic Pacific Coast

Italy's Emigrants Male Dominance Highlighted

A census note states that of every hundred Italian emigrants eighty are male, underscoring gender skew in emigration patterns and prompting questions about economic and social factors driving the imbalance.

Italy

Public sale of Addison Moore estate land in Pittsfield Township

At Warren County Court House the Addison Moore estate lands will be sold to the highest bidder. The sale includes three main parcels totaling about 419 acres in Pittsfield with separately described sections and contingencies. Emma Moore as administrator sets terms: one-third cash at confirmation, balance in two yearly installments with interest, secured by mortgage and judgment bond.

Warren Pennsylvania Addison Moore Pittsfield County of State of A. D. Jackson Charles Whitney Jackson W. F. Dalrymple John Shellhouse Recorder's Office Warren County George Long E. Bondinat Nancy Long Pittsfield Township Alexander Wilson Cookson Fred McIntyre William F. Dalrymple Addison A. Moore Emma Moore Fred MclIntyre

Notice of Administrators Accounts in Warren County

Register's notice lists accounts filed for estates in Warren County with a December 2 hearing before the Orphans' Court at 2 PM. Executrix FE Shear for David Shear. Otis F Hoffman for Nancy L Hoffman. W R Dawson for Jennie A Cook. Justin E Cochener for Mary J Cochener. J G McDonald for James H Coburn. KF A Wood, Register. Warren Pa November 2 1912.

Warren County Orphans’ Court da FE. Shear David Shear Otis F. Hoffman Nancy L. Hoffman W. R. Dawson T. A Jennie A. Cook Justin E. Cochener Mary J. Cochener J. G. McDonald James H. Coburn KF. A. Wood Register Warren, Pa

Warren County Divorce Notice for Bush Case 1912

Warren County Common Pleas No 20 September term 1912 Effie B Bush Libellant vs Chauncey R Bush Respondent. Respondent to appear in person before Warren court on first Monday in December 1912 to answer libel and show cause why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff Henry Park notes service at Warren Pa October 22 1912.

Warren County Henry Park Warren, Pa

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