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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
5
Service security and fairness are the chief aims of the bank the Warren National Bank states. It claims to have provided top security to depositors since its organization and utmost fairness to all customers since its beginning.
An accidental gun discharge by Harold Payne, a Renova school teacher, while with pupils after chestnuts, shot away his right big toe. The incident is part of a string of local accidents and events reported in the era's brief notices.
Mason Robbins a 42 year old Jamestown man killed himself with carbolic acid in his home after fearing a boarder, Ernest A. Bragg, 28, was replacing him with his wife. He ran four blocks to seek a doctor but died before reaching Jones General hospital. Robbins left a wife and nine children.
Mrs Elizabeth M Chester obtained an interlocutory decree of divorce from writer George Randolph Chester known for Get Rich Quick Wallingford. She alleged misconduct with a woman at Gainsborough studios West 59th street and claimed she left him in January. Co respondent Miss Lillian Deremo was named and testimony described Chester and Deremo living as Mr. and Mrs. Chester from Feb 21 to June 17.
The Reverend James W Brainard pastor of the Westminster church in Hornell died at his home on 122 Hornell Street from typhoid pneumonia. Born in Albany in March 1865, he came to Hornell in June 1910. Survived by his father Leonard Brainard of Albany, three children Charles Ruth and Paul, three brothers and two sisters Mrs George B Beebe of Pittsfield Mass and Mrs H A Folks of Schenectady.
Cornelius N Bliss, secretary of the interior under President MacKinley, died Monday night at his New York home of heart failure. He was 78 or 79 years old and had a year of heart trouble. At his bedside were his wife, his daughter, and his son and daughter-in-law.
Ninety dollars was raised for the Old Ladies' home at Fredonia New York on Saturday by the sale of tags. The junior board of the home was in charge with Mrs Allan B Stetson as chairwoman. The amount was seen as a good result amid the depression and a welcome help to the home.
Advertisement notes that work increases appetite and contrasts brain work with manual labor for food needs. It invites advertisers to place ads in the Mail to get results.
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