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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1910
Page
3
The ad promotes practical, inexpensive dresses in chiffon and voile, with price points around 25 to 390 dollars. It also lists misses serge and worsted school dresses priced at 16 12 50 16 50 while Peter Thompson suits range from 8 50 to 16 59.
Mink neck pieces and muff price changes listed with reductions from 820.00 to 97.00 and from 322.50 to 135.00. The adjustments reflect discounting on select fur items.
Rev Carlstrom reports Mrs Carlstrom improving in a Chicago hospital. Mrs Spencer of Chandlers Valley dies at 73 with three daughters and one son surviving. funeral at U B Church today at 2 pm. Families visit, illnesses, and weather hinder work as townsfolk attend Ladies Aid and daily tasks.
Classified ad notice urging local businesses to place advertisements in the Mail for broader reach. Highlights quick response and measurable impact with emphasis on cost efficiency and visibility.
Local items from Bear Lake include Mrs. W. H. McCollister visiting Randolph to care for her mother and C. T. Bordwell planning a Florida winter. A Thanksgiving supper in Evans Hall benefits Rev. Patterson, and Rev. Blaisdell preached on Little Clouds. Word of deaths and a murder mystery in Olean adds somber notes.
Carl Arvicson aged 19 and Fred Kruger aged 18 of DuBois were arrested in Punxsutawney on a father’s request after 569 dollars vanished on Saturday night. The money was found with the youths who planned to flee westward.
A short promotional note touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as expelling poisons, restoring health and vigor, and curing liver stomach and kidney troubles. It promises hope and courage for the weak and ailing and lists 25 cents as the price at druggists.
Readers looking for printing needs can try Mat for printing services and legal blanks. The notice advertises availability of legal forms and related printing supplies for purchase.
Remains of the Austrian scientific party from the Albatross, led by Baron Von Norbeck and including Lt Budick, Midshipman De Beaufort, and nine sailors, are found on Tatuve island. natives recount a massacre by locals. Norbeck slain by a tomahawk, few survivors fled to the coast.
The Swiss federal council plans a Berne conference inviting nations to adopt a 364 day year divided into 52 weeks with an extra New Year day. Sundays would lack dates and leap years include an uncounted off day placed between June 31 and July 1.
Eighty three aboard the Portland including eight crew and passengers are stranded on Katalla island at the mouth of the Katalla river after the steamship ran ashore. Food is scarce and the island has few residents. The telephone line failed, severing all contact with the outside world.
The students' chorus of Copenhagen University plans a spring tour to the United States with concerts in major cities and a White House entertainment. The choir, led by honorary president the crown prince, includes members from distinguished families and proceeds are not for profit. The group will be hosted by Americans of Danish descent during the visit.
The Royal Aero Club of Great Britain filed a protest with the International Aeronautic Federation over the 30 000 prize for the Liberty flight going to John B Moisant. A federation meeting in Paris early next year will review the issue.
The Third division of the American battleship fleet led by the Minnesota flagship with Idaho Mississippi and Vermont arrived at Gravesend England on November 17. The town and harbor were decorated for the event and the Gravesend mayor greeted the fleet aboard the flagship.
Report of the condition of the First National Bank at Warren Pennsylvania at the close of business. Resources total 1,464,182.52 dollars. Other figures include 14,804.25 and 2,900. KF 1,464,182.52.
The document lists cash and notes amounting to 20 09 10, due from reserve agents 40 205 15, total assets 326 035 04 including time loans 124 002 08 and office assets 42 022 90. It shows capital stock 45 0, surplus and profits, deposits 244 606 12, and time certs 19 004 88 with due to Commonwealth 15 000 00, plus unpaid dividends 885 50 and trust-fund allocations 32 295 33.
Named executors guardians and administrators have filed accounts of estates with the Warren County Register. The Orphans' Court will review on December 5 at 2 p.m. for confirmation and allowance. Included are final, first, and partial accounts for multiple estates and guardianships dated 1910.
St. Petersburg reports Count Tolstoy died late last evening at Asetapovo. He had shown signs of improvement with a falling temperature and the bleeding stopping before his death. He dictated a letter and read a little. His heart remained weak, keeping physicians anxious.
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The document presents capital stock, surplus funds, and deposits for the company, noting amounts like 205 178 98 and 205 578 93. J H Keck, treasurer, swears to the accuracy of the figures in Warren County Pennsylvania. Notary John Siggins Jr. certifies the oath dated November 16, 1910. Directors listed: Herter G Karon Jos P Johnson Emil Johnson.
Dallas Texas Nov 17 officers elected for the ensuing year W J Schiffelein of New York president The convention will adjourn this evening Next national convention site to be chosen today Candidates include New York City Rochester N Y and Milwaukee Wis with favored odds for New York City
Albany reports October barge canal work at 1,327,270 dollars, under State Engineer Williams. The figure marks a 12 percent rise from September, which had set a prior record.
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