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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1906

Page

2

Weekly News Condensed From International Roundup

A sweeping digest notes a hush money scandal involving an English countess and an Anglo American magnate, Peary’s polar plans, Bryan’s anti monopoly resolutions, wage hikes for steel workers, and various political trials. Also covered are acts by Caruso, Gov elect Hughes, suicides, strikes, piracy, floods, fires, and international trade talks.

London Peary Sydney W. J. Bryan Transmississippi Congress Committee On Resolutions United States Steel Corporation Fall River Mills New York Central Schmitz San Francisco New York Europe Enrico Caruso Hughes James H. Delaney Chicago American Shipping Company Hamilton Ont Toronto Joseph F. Smith Laurier Ottawa Charles Hyman Kansas Supreme Court Wichita Leavenworth Thomas Forsyth Hunt Cornell Pennsylvania College of Agriculture Hunt University of Illinois United States Canada Dominion Washington Edward L. Cronkrite Freeport Ill Illinois Democratic Caucus Logan Morrison Washington, D. C Ernest D. Keeler Henry Sutton Colwyn Texas New Mexico German New Guinea Bismarck Archipelago South Sea Andrew Crockett Chesapeake Bay James A. Whiting James McLean Cincinnati George Scherd Taft Roosevelt Saverio Lagana Giovanni Rossi University of Naples Savings Bank of Chillicothe German Insurance Company Royal of Liverpool Chicago Trust & Title Company

Daring Train Robbery 20 Robbed East of Kansas City

A masked bandit robbed 20 passengers of a Chicago to St Louis line near Slater and Armstrong Missouri, seizing $2,000 and valuables before conductor E. B. Heywood overpowered him after a fierce struggle on a moving train. The suspect, Truehart of California, matched a prior November 9 crime on the same route.

Kansas City Southwest Slater Armstrong Chicago & Alton Truehart California Rock Island Overland Limited Alton Tracks Heywood

Man Plunges to Death After Niagara Rescue Attempt

At Niagara Falls a man in a small boat was swept over the Horseshoe Falls after rescuers from the Chippewa River pursued him. Ontario Power Co employee John Rapeljie, Welland Tribune editor L B Dodd, and helpers George Gray and Thomas Flommerfelt attempted the rescue before being forced to shore.

Niagara Falls N. Y Horseshoe Falls Ontario Power Co Chippewa River Niagara Goat Island John Rapeljie Canadian Power Co Greenwood L. B. Dodd Welland Tribune George Gray Thomas Flommerfelt

Roosevelt Returns From Panama Voyage onboard Mayflower

President Roosevelt completes a sea voyage to Panama and Porto Rico traveling thousands of miles by sea. He returns to Washington at 10:42 PM aboard the Mayflower with Mrs. Roosevelt, expressing pleasure with the navy and the isthmus. He will address the Panama canal in a future message.

Roosevelt Washington Panama Porto Rico D. C Isthmus Potomac Louisiana Piney Point White House United States Navy Panama Canal

State railroad report flags watered stock across 22 firms

The Indiana State railroad commission condemns stock watering by major rail lines. The commission’s report reveals that 22 companies have issued stocks exceeding the value of the roads and equipment.

Indianapolis Ind State Railroad Commission

Tragic double and child death in Providence home

Mrs Charles G Checkley and her two children were found dead in their Providence home last night. The woman had turned on the cas and killed herself and the two daughters, a 24 year old daughter and an infant, in a suspected domestic tragedy.

Grover Cleveland Carl Schurz New York American Federation of Labor Madden James J. Hill Minneapolis Frank Debauer Woodville Ind Joseph Papineau Chicago W. R. Hearst Morgan Rockefeller Carnegie Michigan Indiana Pittsburg Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Golden N. Y Bird S. Coler Brooklyn O’donovan Rossa Springfield Mass John Johnson J. M. Studebaker, Sr South Bend Milwaukee Dorothy Phelan Ludington Mich William D. Hollis Missouri Supreme Court Ha Sallie Nephler Kansas City Root Earl Jungbluth Louisville American Sugar Refining Company New York Central Railroad Frank J. Gould Gould Europe Gompers John Mullen Detroit United States Ilinois Norfolk & Western Railroad Seattle Windsor Regina Manitoba Cuba Providence R. I Charles G. Checkley Cas

Where Woman Shows Genius In Gift Craft

A humorous benedict column notes the difference between men and women in gift giving. He cites a wife who plans year round, selects perfect presents for relatives, and foresees holiday needs, while men rush to buy last minute. The piece praises women’s foresight as a “genius” of gift making.

Benedict Aunt Molly N. Y. Herald

Fishes Use Armor for Defense in Ocean Predators

The horned shark carries two defensive spears on its dorsal fins while the trigger fish shows a pocket knife like blade along its back. The trigger fish is a large head with a short broad tail and little body, its name dating to muskets of old.

Heraldry Los Angeles Times

Long Lost Treasure Found in Brazilian Treasury Box

The Brazilian treasury director unearthed a box undisturbed for years containing gold, silver, and diamonds worth at least 700000 dollars. Items include the imperial crown and scepter valued at 105009 dollars and an imperial mantle with gold borders. The treasure is believed deposited since 1836.

Treasury Brazil

Market Quotes from New York to Buffalo Grain and Livestock

Market details from New York Cleveland Toledo and East Buffalo dated November 27 1906 show prices for flour wheat corn oats butter cheese eggs potatoes hay and cattle sheep and hogs. Notable ranges include wheat 77c in Cleveland and 80 85%c in New York, hogs 6.20 6.60 in East Buffalo, cattle steer values around 4.00 to 7.25 across locales.

New York Minnesota Cleveland York State

Pittsburg Market Report Cattle Veal and Sheep Prices

Pittsburg prices show cattle at 5.75 to 6.00 for choice steers. Veals bring 6.00 to 8.25. Prime wethers range 5.40 to 5.50, lambs 5.00 to 7.50. Hogs at 6.30 to 6.50 for Yorkers.

East Buffalo Pittsburg

Ladies Underwear Patterns 5261 and 5073 Offer

Dainty corset cover and skirt pattern pair designed for wear under blouse waists and dress skirts. Describes construction, materials, sizes, yardage, and price ten cents each. send orders to Pattern Department with size and pattern numbers.

Ladies Guimpe Pattern 5687 for Under Blouse

The season favors plain guimpe waists. Pattern No 5687 shows an excellently shaped under blouse that can be made in all over lace or embroidery, matching the current fashion trend.

Traveler’s wry quip on crossing the Alps joke in Europe

A London Globe quip from a traveler returning to Berlinopolisville Georgia jokes about crossing the Alps. The friend asks if he crossed the Alps and the traveler replies that he did pass over some rising ground, delivering a playful punchline about geography and travel.

Tock Europe Berlinopolisville Alps Londoen Globe

Miss Krupp Marries. Second Wealthiest Girl Weds

The marriage of Miss Krupp ends speculation about the family fortune as coverage notes she becomes the second richest woman after the ceremony. The event draws attention to the Krupp name and wealth in society circles.

Miss Krupp

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