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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
4
The Progressive party, though not electing a president, claims a substantial victory by influencing Republicans and shaping policy. It discusses future effects on party realignment, social reforms, and the role of reformist ideas in American politics, with reflections on leadership and generational resilience.
The article extols giving over receiving inspired by Acts 20 35 and expands into Vincent Astor life anecdotes, Kaiser visits, and moral reflections. It argues generosity cleanses, develops grace and love, and yields spiritual returns beyond material gain. It cites Dorcas and a New York diary moment to illustrate enduring benevolence.
The article profiles General Michel Savoff, Bulgaria's famed military leader and organizer who rose from a youthful captain to head the army and military academy. It details his roles under Stambuloff, reforms from 1897 to 1904, and his pivotal influence in modernizing Bulgaria's armed forces amid Balkan tensions. In a separate note, a gasoline explosion in Oxnard, California, killed Mrs J Fer madez and her three children.
A Cincinnati Ragwirer item parrots a bold populist chant targeting Father Woodrow from Maine to Texas. The crude call declares hunger, thirst, and a march on office after sixteen years, promising a feast while mocking opponents and asserting a nationwide battle cry.
The report profiles William Vincent Astor once the wealthiest young man, heir to the Astor fortune, who inherited about 100000 dollars and planned business ventures. It notes his frail infancy, multiple surgeries in youth, a college career cut short by wealth duties, and the Titanic disaster impacting his life and leadership prospects.
Mrs Hetty Green is expected to celebrate her 77th birthday today by continuing work in her New York office. An undertaker testifies about the strangulation method in the Goshen murder trial of Burton W Gibson, as court scenes unfold. Roosevelt opposes Progressive fusion while Woodruff supports it in New York city politics, decision awaits Moose state committee. Gravesend Bay property owners file plans for a new breakwater to extend waterfront by five miles and shelter 2,000 foot piers.
Two Brooklyn mothers fatally use gas to kill their children in simultaneous acts. In a separate case, J. Frank Hickey is indicted in Buffalo for the murder of 7 year old Joseph Josephs of Lackawanna. Woodrow Wilson, in Bermuda, says cabinet appointments need no authority from him. Balkan diplomacy replaces war as Turkish negotiators meet enemies for armistice terms. Albany diocese declines to confirm a Kansas divorced clergyman as bishop.
Andrew Carnegie secures an annual pension of 25000 dollars to be paid to retired presidents or their widows. The piece notes cost of living in New York City rising by 25 percent in a single year per a state charities conference report. The broader item covers multiple unrelated notices and figures from the era.
Army conducts a defensive test at Sandy Hook to simulate protecting a port from hostile aircraft. The report also notes disturbing crimes involving baby trafficking, liquor cash trades, and wife exchanges in New Jersey. A cockroach on a signal system triggers a large police and fire response at the Bankers' Trust building. Marion L. Covert of Poughkeepsie, a disabled woman, wins a $159 bequest from a Chicago man she cared for as a child.
Reports show a booming business cycle with industries running at capacity across the nation. Woodrow Wilson attends Bermuda church services and hears prayers for the success of his reign while scattered political and social developments unfold. Phillip Melinerney, a Pittsburg fireman, seeks a wife by writing to a U S marshal. Rabbi Abraham Geller resigns from Temple Shomrei Bayunnan in Brooklyn over the distribution of snuff during sermons. Mexican troops raze 250 villages in Oaxaca and declare rebellion subdued amid ongoing rebel activity.
Wednesday report says Governor Woodrow Witton suffered indigestion in Bermuda but improved rapidly. Nearby, the Cuere Texas turkey parade draws crowds from across the state with 20 000 turkeys in line led by Governor Colquitt. In Atlantic City Amy Nuckols, defendant in divorce, grows hysterical as husband’s witness testifies to kisses and drinking and leaves courtroom. Sauerkraut season ramps up as Fremont factories produce more than ever. Farmers fetch 996 a ton for their cabbage crop amid German influence and market shifts.
An advertisement touts Rexal Celery and Iron Tonic as a nerve-food and flesh-builder. It claims to restore vigor and blood health, easing fatigue and debility, with a money-back guarantee and local availability at Seigfried’s Pharmacy in Warren, Pa.
Farmers advertise a complete stock of field and garden sheds and related items. They promise quality at moderate cost and invite customers to call for ample quotes and service for spring orders.
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