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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1909

Page

4

Trade improves as cotton crops shrink and industry expands

Higher money rates reflect broader industrial activity and crop movement. Iron and steel show buoyant demand with rising pig iron prices and more rolling stock orders for railroads. Dry goods move faster despite cost rises. shoe trade improves. October railroad earnings rise 12.2 percent over 1908 and 8.2 percent over 1907. five day bank exchanges up 16.4 percent vs 1908 and 1.6 percent vs 1906 outside New York, with New York up 34.7 percent over 1908. Overall business returns to above average activity despite uneven gains. Imports at New York exceed prior years by nearly 3 million weekly. Commercial failures reach 242 in the U.S. and 30 in Canada.

New York United States Canada Dun

Small Cuban hummingbird rivaled by Peruvian species

Cuba may host the smallest hummingbird Calypte Helenae named after Princess Christian, at about two and a half inches long with a crimson gorget. A Peruvian Acestura species could rival its tininess as a contender for world’s smallest hummingbird.

Cuba Christian

Play Fair and Respect Boundaries on Shared Ground

Guidance urges honorable conduct and personal responsibility in shared spaces. It emphasizes that individual rights end where neighbors begin, advising people to stay in their own lane and focus on constructive, nonintrusive actions.

Proposed Amendments to Pennsylvania Constitution Outline

Long joint resolution proposes amendments across several articles including terms for the Secretary of Internal Affairs Auditor General and State Treasurer, election timing reforms, and governing rules for judges aldermen and election boards. Schedule provisions extend terms and set transitional rules, with a true copy certificate and local notices following.

Commonwealth General Assembly Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania Secretary OF the Commonwealth Pennsylvania Senate The Public Instruction State Treasurer Secretary of Internal Affairs Superintendent of Public Instruction Yeas Auditor General Philadelphia Robert McAfee

Local Visitors and Residents See Town Activities

Sugar Run notes contain Mrs. Alice Williams and sister Mrs. Clara Ladow from Corydon in town last week. I. S. Merrihew and K. G. Morrison with daughter Miss Fanny visited county seat. KE. D. Newton traveled to Limestone New York to see family.

Alice Williams Clara Ladow Corydon L. S. Merrihew K.G. Morrison Fanny Morrison M. B. Arthur KE. D. Newton Limestone N. Y Julia Porter Lander Owens North Warren H. A. Ostrander Salamanca C. D. Seaman W.S. Bartholomew Warren

Local social notes from Brown Hill area

Oct 12 social updates mention Martiner Putnam and wife from Sugar Grove visiting his sister Mrs. E K Stearns. Wm Harriger and family from North Warren visited Mrs. Lizzie Samuels. Mrs. Grace Brown and Miss Ruby Samuelson were in Warren. Aaron Greenlee and wife from Sutton Hill visited daughter Jennie. Elmer Linberg returns home after summer near Kiantone. Mrs T J Tobey visiting niece in Youngsville. Lizzie Samuelson and S A Brown visited S E Samuelson. Evangelist Mr Stewart who lectured last week in W M church goes to Chandlers Valley for U B church lectures. Note: item received too late for Oct 14 issue.

Martiner Putnam Sugar Grove E. K. Stearns Wm. Harriger Helen North Warren Lizzie Samuels W. H. Armstrong Grace Brown Ruby Samuelson Warren Aaron Greenlee Sutton Hill Jennie Elmer Linberg Kiantone T. J. Tobey Youngsville Lizzie Samuelson S. A. Brown S. E. Samuelson Stewart W. M Chandlers Valley U. B

Wilma Bindley Visits Parents in Lottsville

Lottsville residents report Wilma Bindley and her infant son visiting at the home of his parents on Sunday. Miss Oaks, the teacher in the Pri- appears in the fragmentary notice with no further details.

Wilma Bindley Miss Oaks Pri

Obituary of Charles D Seaman from Sugar Run

Charles D Seaman of Sugar Run died suddenly of heart disease on October 7 after days of malaise. Born December 25, 1835, he was known for helping widows and orphans and served in Corydon I O O F and K O T M. Interment was at Kinzua cemetery with several distant relatives attending.

Charles D. Seaman Sugar Run Mr. Seaman S.C. McClintock Corydon Lodge Corydon Phoebe L. English Lorinda D. Smith Kinzua Cemetery Roy J. Harris North Clarendon John Wooster Albert Eberhart Elias Walters Warren Oliver Haag Farmington Henry Muntz Steamburg N. Y Er. D. Newton Limestone Wm. Beezer Timbuc McKean County

Aging prisoner freed after life sentence in New Jersey

A 90 year old man released from Trenton State Prison after a life term recalls a world changed beyond his memory. He had never seen a trolley car and automobiles were once unimaginable, underscoring how swiftly society has advanced since his confinement.

New Jersey Trenton

Signs of progress on the rail line

Railroads move more freight than ever as grain movement starts. Demand for rolling stock grows. Iron and steel mills rush with orders. Farmers seek help gathering crops. Wholesale and retail trade improves daily. Money easy and payments prompt. Optimism runs along the line. Get aboard.

Revised Claim Lowers Methusalah’s Age

The text notes a lower adjustment to Methusalah’s age, asserting seventy eight and signaling a revision downward. No additional context or names are provided.

Methusalah

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