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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1905
Page
4
A call for a reform urges forming the Common Decency Society in Warren with publishers as charter members. It condemns two daily papers for offensive school toilet room remarks and a lengthy article deemed unfit for home reading, arguing such material should be read only by mature readers and not forced on the public.
President Roosevelt publicly rebuked Gov. Jefferson Davis in Little Rock for defending lynching. He challenged Davis to repeat his Tuskegee remarks in Arkansas and delivered a pointed reprimand on the negro question. The crowd applauded as Roosevelt warned that vengeance cannot justify further crimes.
The Union City Times rebukes sensational dispatches from Corry about Mrs. Eliza McDowell’s injury by David Danton. It says Officer Siverling arrested Danton without aid, Burgess Bartholomew endorsed only one extra man, and no lynching or raid occurred.
Caroline Dyer's pen novel Cinderella of the Garden House appears in Lippincott's Magazine November. The story follows a young American girl touring Europe under a stern stepmother with a fairy godmother in Rome as the Prince nears. It notes readers' duty to announce sickness or names in local papers.
A wordplay query questions mercy for a person with a flexible neck, discussing the impracticality of hanging someone whose neck cannot ossify, framed as a riddle about clemency and physical traits.
The proclamation designates November 30 as a day of thanksgiving with the President urging nationwide worship and self reflection. The piece includes Major Louis L. Seaman, M.D. praising Japanese sanitary methods, and a brief humorous note about chickens learned to respond to an automobile horn, plus assorted economic updates from Dun's Review.
A McClure's narrative recounts the Libby Prison lottery to hang two Union captains Sawyer and Flynn. Lincoln vowed retaliation by hanging General Lee, thwarting the Confederate plan. The piece mixes Civil War drama with a note on rural mail delivery reform and local social notices from Warren Jamestown.
R. H. WINGER announces candidacy for Warren Borough Tax Collector subject to Republican primaries. William McCray also seeks the post and is listed with campaign intent. W. M. LOlt signs indicate further bid.
Named executors and administrators have filed final and first accounts with the Warren county Register. The Orphans Court will review on December 4 at 2 p.m. for confirmation and allowance. Accounts listed include Halfast, Kolfrat, Fox, Clark, Blair Hamm Horton, Bair Ham Horton, Kerr, Horton Crary Horton, Crary, Mix, Hodges, Hunter, Schaeffer, Lindberg, plus guardians and trustees.
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