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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
8
The American Real Estate Company promotes SIX and SLX bonds as safe high income investments for small amounts. It emphasizes real estate ownership and development in New York, fixed 6 percent returns, and security backed by assets over 15.5 million dollars. Bondholder returns total nearly 4 million to date with audits and title insurance.
Leaders in Lisbon declare a republic with Theophile Bragg as provisional president. Cholera spreads in Italian districts with twenty five cases and five deaths in the last day. Six Japanese miners trapped after a Friday Palau explosion are rescued due to a rock fall. Governor Hughes at Albany names H LeRoy Austin of Catskill as state forest fish and game commissioner to replace James Whipple.
The King of Portugal Queen Mother and Queen Dowager Maria Pia reach Gibraltar aboard royal yacht amid Lisbon dispatches claiming the city is quiet and a provisional republic government holds control. Aerial meet at St Petersburg notes Colonel Odentsoff reaches 20833 feet in a military balloon. Governor Hughes retires in Albany passing office to Horace White. Michigan Republicans praise Taft while omitting Roosevelt. Zimmerlin testifies he paid 3000 to Raines and Burnett over sugar bounty bills.
Our Paris correspondent reports France will recognize the Portuguese Republic after friendly consultations with Great Britain and Russia. In Montreal Sir Wilfrid Laurier will urge a broad reciprocity policy with the United States in an upcoming speech. Arch Hoxsey set a new American flight record by covering 104 miles from Springfield Illinois to St Louis. John Dietz surrendered after a week long resistance at his cabin near Cameron Dam Wisconsin following a pitched fight. A fatal collision occurred on the Lackawanna Railroad near Waverly New York.
Cable from Madrid reports the first army reserves in Spain are mobilized in anticipation of a republican revolt. Elsewhere, King Manuel of Portugal and royal relatives visit Gibraltar as guests of the governor.
The report notes probable confiscation of King Manuel's Portuguese property as the republic gains footing. Monks and nuns flee to Spain while Venezuelan troops hold a fortress from which 200 political prisoners escaped. Ex-President Castro eyes a return to power. Ex-Governor Charles F. Hughes is sworn in as an associate justice of the U S Supreme Court in Washington and Justice Moody moves to Washington to establish permanent residence.
The Northern Railway of France strike expands to the Western line with the government calling 30,600 employees to resume posts as reserves. The Crippen case moves toward trial while Roosevelt tours in St. Louis praising nationalism and tariffs. King George sends royal yacht to carry Manuel and Amelie to England.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Jones entertained 16 friends at the Carver house last Thursday evening in Jamestown for Mrs. Ralph Sheldon’s birthday. Guests departed by special car and returned at 10:30. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sheldon Dr. Charles and Mrs. Bifford Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones Dr. and Mrs. Morris Bemus Mr. and Mrs. William Bradshaw Sheldon Broadhead Mrs. Harry Sheldon and Miss Gertrude Clement.
Miss Frank Lucile Knapp daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Knapp married Clifton Pratt DeLong son of Mr and Mrs H R DeLong in a private Oct 4 ceremony at the Knapp home. Reverends Smith and Conaway officiated with Edith Roosa of Buffalo as maid of honor and Paul Greenland as best man.
A dinner party at Miss Jennie Petersons on Market Street announced the engagement of Miss Lottie Cook of Warren to Mr. Robert Huebner of Aberdeen South Dakota. The wedding will take place in Aberdeen where the couple will reside.
Miss Sadie Weaver hosted a novelty shower at her Clarendon home Friday evening for Miss Alice McNally, who will soon wed Mr. Albert Lindsey. Twelve were present and the guests enjoyed a fine time while McNally received many beautiful and useful presents.
Tidioute D A R chapter held a very delightful meeting last Friday at the home of Mrs. Allen Turner with Mrs. B S Magill and Misses Thompson and Phillips as hostesses. Rooms were spacious and autumn decorated with anemones and dahlias.
Wyley Downing of Tiona and Miss Clara Kiernan of Stoneham were married last Wednesday morning at St. Clara's church, Clarendon, by Rev. Father O'Hearn. They left on the 1 o'clock train for a western trip and will reside in Tiona upon return.
After a four year illness Mrs Meade died at her home 114 Penn avenue west at 10 30 Friday night Born in Batavia New York September 28 1835 she lived in Warren since 1865 She was active in the Episcopal church and leaves two sisters a brother and a stepson Funeral services were held at her home Monday at 2 30 Interment was private.
For rent the lower floor of the Crandall Building at 223 Hickory Street and a front office room on the second floor with all conveniences. Suitable for light manufacturing or mercantile use. Possession November 1, 1910. Inquiries to C. D. Crandall, Warren, Pa.
An English agricultural society maintains a sparrow extermination fund funded to curb crop damage. The program aims to reduce pest pressure by encouraging controlled killing and measures to protect grain yields.
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