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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1910
Page
4
Chief Clerk George D. Thorn notes widespread confusion about advertised amendments. Voters did not vote this year. they elect lawmakers who will act on amendments, which if approved by the Legislature will reach statewide ballots.
The article quotes Lillian Russell debating women’s dress and autonomy. She argues men respond to consistent effort and that style comes from what suits a woman, not passing fads. She criticizes excess spending and asserts women seek control through dressing well without extravagance.
In Wheeling West Virginia a wealthy pork packer named Schenck lies near death from suspected poisoning. His wife and her chauffeur are implicated while the couple recently toured Europe and he gifted the wife a costly car. The case highlights a dramatic domestic riddle amid sensational comments on feminine constancy.
The article argues that no town becomes a strong business center if only a few merchants drive activity. It urges all merchants to actively attract trade, rather than waiting for customers to come. Public spirited residents should expand outreach to draw a larger regional trade circle to the town.
Commentators attribute the result to various players from Teddy to tariff opponents and progressives, but the final analysis assigns responsibility to the voters themselves.
With the election concluded, officials turn to the water works appraisal. City engineers and financial officers review plant capacity, replacement costs, and long term funding options. Public input sessions are planned to align on project priorities and rate implications.
A critique argues that firms press publishers of country weekly papers for free advertising under the guise of reader interest. It condemns free prompts from music houses, railways, land lotteries, and public notices, urging publishers to demand payment for services and reject charity solicitations.
After the election, efforts shift to preparing a proper frame of mind for Thanksgiving as communities plan gatherings and reflect on gratitude and civic life.
Local advertising note promotes mail campaigns to reach readers. It emphasizes quick response and broad exposure through newspaper channels.
By virtue of writs of Fieri Facias and alias Levari Facias issued by Warren County Court of Common Pleas, two properties in Warren Borough and Eldred township are to be sold at public auction. The first, Milton J. Schuler’s dwelling on Frank street, lies on a proposed forty foot street and is seized at Josephine B. Smith’s suit. The second, Leslie Mead’s twenty five acre parcel with frame house and barn, conveyed to Mead by L. B. Wood Company, is tied to Anna H. Smith’s suit. Henry Park, Sheriff, Warren Pa, November 2, 1910.
Writs of Levari Facias issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County will lead to a public sale at the Warren Court House on Monday December 5 1910 at 2 PM. Auctions cover multiple parcels in Warren Borough and Tidioute with descriptions of Lot 24 25 and 2 in Tidioute Associates, including a two story dwelling on each tract and frontage on Frank and Phillips streets. The sale proceeds go to satisfy judgments in the case of M L Amann et al versus Warren Savings Bank and A C Magill's suit against Al Albaugh.
Property in Freehold Town bounded by Leroy Beals Lamuel Risley Frank Beagles and Kit Carr. Part of land deeded to Thomas Davis by Lemuel A Price and wife dated March 5 1876 and recorded October 6 1879 in Warren Pa. Supposed to contain 42 acres more or less. Sold as the property of Thomas Davis and Ellen Davis mortgagors. Emma Gene King intermarried with Grant King Alice Howard Lena Bates Elmer Davis Carl Davis Bertha Davis Effie May King intermarried with James King Terre Tennants executors Emma T Walton and Lee B Walton of the will of Thomas F Barker.
Legal notice detailing two parcels in Sugar Grove Warren County Pennsylvania. Descriptions bound by roads landmarks and landowners including Jane Payne John Hamilton heirs of J H Nichols and James Mather. Filed as estate sale under Fremont Ellis administrator and Adelia Mather with reference to deed books and official action.
Subpoena in the N Warren County Common Pleas division no 6 June term 1908 names Frank T Modica Jr Libellant and Ellen Scott Modica Respondent. Respondent ordered to appear December 5 1910 at Warren Court House to show cause why divorce should not be granted and penalties invoked if absent. sheriff Henry Park serves notice.
Warren County Common Pleas case No 39 March term 1916 Gertrude M Hinkley libellant versus George W Hinckley respondent subpoena and alias subpoena returned Non est inventus requiring show cause if any you have.
In Warren County Common Pleas case No 17 1910 Jennie G Mattison ilibellant sues Erastus D Mattison the respondent. Subpoena and alias subpoena require the respondent to answer the complaint before the court.
Excerpt recounts France's volatile political arc from feudalism to republic and revolution. It cites rapid shifts from monarchy to imperial rule and revolutionary upheaval, noting decrees on marriage, troops, and aristocratic status within a broad panorama of regimes.
He argues that reality is framed by personal outlooks and thus varies by individual. What seems vital to one may appear dull to another, and the value of events rests on mental aptitude rather than external circumstance.
A Washington Star quotation captures Farmer Corntessel questioning a speaker who begins by stating what the country needs. He suspects the speaker promotes goods aligned with his own line, noting the pattern as a common tactic.
The Warren and Kane lodges of the National P A are filing legal proceedings to probe the financial state and operations of the concern. Maturing policies that have not been paid trigger the action as the investigation proceeds.
Utica N Y Nov 17 It is reported that partial plans for reorganizing the bankrupt knit goods firm Robert MacKinnon Co of Little Falls which failed with liabilities of 2 000 000 may be formed White Chase New York attorneys representing large banking interests are said to manage the matter Heavier creditors are virtually committed to the scheme which would transfer the bankrupt firm property to a new corporation by trustees John F McLoughlin of the bank rupt concern
Dr Edgar F Smith, vice provost since 1898, elected provost to succeed Charles Custis Harrison on December 31. He is a noted electro chemist with translations of his work in several languages and author of many chemistry studies. He is popular with students and graduates and chairs the athletics faculty committee.
A wife tells a doctor she cannot understand her husband and fears something terrib le is wrong. She reports regularly long conversations where he ends with no idea what she has said. The doctor responds with a wry remark about wishing for such a gift.
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