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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1905
Page
4
Issued every Thursday morning the Mail Publishing Co. Eyos T. Drum. W. R. McKinney, editors and proprietors. Warren, Warren County, Pa. Advertising rates: business notices on local page one cent per word each insertion. Other rates furnished on application.
The MAIL will go to press next week Wednesday instead of Thursday to observe Thanksgiving Day Advertisers and correspondents should submit their copy one day earlier than usual to ensure publication.
Governor W. Pennypacker issues a proclamation summoning the Pennsylvania Legislature to meet Monday January 15 in extraordinary session. Topics include Pittsburgh Allegheny consolidation, state deposit interest rules, voter registration, city governance, county bridge funding, and removal of certain state official fees.
Reports from the United States consul at Warsaw describe Russian outrages as barbarous. The November 2 town hall tragedy was caused by Cossacks charging unarmed crowds with drawn sabres, wounding men, women and children. Sixteen children were treated at the hospital. Americans say the crowd could have been dispersed by law enforcement. The piece notes a contrast in Cossack violence toward Japanese people.
A November Dun's Review summary notes little impact from a temporary money market surge on commerce. Wholesale and retail demand rise for holiday goods as distant orders increase and transport improves. Banking stress eases after an initial deficit. but failures total 240 in the U.S. and 12 in Canada, with varied regional effects on cotton and grain markets.
The passage argues that smaller farmers often earn more per invested dollar than large landowners. It attributes this to keeping working capital to hire labor, buy tools, and apply fertilizers, boosting productivity. It suggests selling half the land to fund better management of the remainder instead of paying taxes on the whole farm.
By a clear vote the Norwegian people favor Prince Charles of Denmark as king. He will adopt the title Haakon VII to continue the ancient Norwegian royal line, a move tied to Norway’s historic unions with Sweden and Denmark. The republic faction failed to gain strong support.
An inkers note references Da fosse, a French savant, claiming fishes can talk. The piece quips that if any language is spoken by fish it would be Finnish and mentions athletic progress in New York City playgrounds over the past decade.
Erie R R offers excursion tickets from Salamanca and west to destinations within 150 miles at reduced rates on November 29 and 50, valid for return through December 4. The sale and dates are announced in a notice dated November 16, 1921.
Fred M. Hartmann and Bb. G. Gregory announce their candidacies for Warren County Sheriff subject to Republican primaries and voters decisions. Hartmann scales to lead in the county contest while Gregory seeks the nomination through party ballots.
A historical balance sheet excerpt for Citizens National Bank listing loans and discounts, overdrafts, securities and bonds, real estate owned, due from banks, cash items, lawful money reserves, and redemption fund. It shows liabilities including capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, national bank notes outstanding, deposits, and notes rediscounted with totals and various subitems.
A dense string of numbers appears to be an OCR capture from a historical ledger. The sequence includes varied amounts such as 763,711 and 100,000 with multiple decimals and commas, interspersed with stray characters and parentheses, indicating a scanning artifact rather than a clear narrative.
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