Portraits and scenes of naval life aboard the Connecticut
A series of captions shows Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus with Flag Lieutenant Anderson and Captain Rodman, Bluejackets at the forward turret, Osterhaus at a ball game, Osterhaus receiving Major Gaynor of New York, battleships in position in the North River, sailors peeling potatoes, and sailors going to the ball game.
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Hugo Osterhaus
Anderson
Rodman
Connecticut
Admiral Osterhaus
Osterhaus
Gaynor
New York
North River
Jackies
Uncle Sam
Manila
Telve
Thirtieth Street
Spuyten Duyvil
Jersey
Wyoming
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Reserve
Massachusetts A
Santi
Arkansas
Massachusetts
The Amendments Advertised for 1913 Vote
Public confusion over the constitutional amendments centers on timing. The amendments were passed by the last legislature, will be advertised this year, reviewed again in 1913, then put to vote in 1913 and, if approved, become effective January 1, 1914.
Constitutional note on contingent presidential election
The article explains how the 12th Amendment guides a contingent election if no presidential candidate wins a majority. It details how the House votes by state and how a vice presidency is chosen by the Senate if needed. Also notes potential impact of third parties and the role of popular vote.
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United States
House of Representatives Shi
Delaware
New York
House of Representatives
Senate
Facts About the Bible Revealed In Brief
A reader notes Bible statistics including total letters 3 566 480 words 773 746 verses 31 173 chapters 1 189 books 66. The word Lord occurs 1 855 times and reverend once. The piece highlights chapters and verses with unique traits and linguistic limits.
Notable U.S. Presidents Named in List
The passage lists John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, John Quincy Adams, Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce, James A. Garfield, Chester A. Arthur, Grover Cleveland, and William McKinley as historical presidents.
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John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
John Quincy Adams
Millard Filmore
Franklin Pierce
James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
Grover Cleveland
Wiliant McKinley
Evangelist questions railroading as a Christian calling
An Emporia evangelist argued that a railroad man can be a Christian while addressing train operators and other crew. He avoided commitment on station agents officials or railroad lawyers and did not weigh loss figures for legislative committees. Apples may keep two years when wrapped in paid newspapers, though dampness spoils fruit.
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Emporia
Kansas City Star
Advertise in the Mail and Get Re Bills
A brief notice promotes advertising in the Mail with the promise of receiving bills or statements. The item hints at a promotional or service message urging readers to engage with mailing advertisements for potential billing correspondence.
Handbag Contents Highlight Milwaukee Sentinel Item
A newspaper item describes a lady’s wide deep handbag packed with a spool of thread fourteen hairpins buttons a thimble a sponge cake recipe manicure set six samples a handkerchief two yards of ribbon a powder puff chamois skin headache powders a flock of keys chewing gum a mirror two postage stamps fifty seven rare dingbats and seven cents.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Farm Scene Reveals Household Dynamics Through Buildings
An observing farmer notes that a large barn and small house signal male authority, a fine house and small barn indicate the woman keeps control, while a good barn and nice house suggest equal partnership and harmony between the couple.
Bedient Debuts for Money in Warren High School Tilt
Rube Bedient star pitcher for the Boston Red Sox first appeared for pay with Falcons at Warren Pennsylvania facing Warren Independents. He later took two Meadville Intercollegiate games for $1.50 and expenses and won. Bedient later set a strikeout record with 24 batters in a 22 inning game at Corry.
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Bedient
Warren
Rube” Bedient
Boston Red Sox
Falconer
Warren Independents
R. J. Schumacher
Meadville Intercollegiates
Corry
Coroner Faces Discipline Over Drowned Man Incident
The Rochester coroner who revived a drowned man and sent him home now faces possible discipline from the American Fee Collectors' union.
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Rochester
American Fee Collectors’ Union
Judge Ponders If Lobster Is Animal in Cruelty Case
A judge hearing a cruelty charge against a man is puzzled whether a lobster qualifies as an animal. The debate hinges on whether the crustacean counts as an animal under the law.
The Greatest Benefactor of Pay Day Inventor
A witty note praising the impact of the invention of payday, contrasting philanthropists with the figure who created regular income and its societal effects.
Hay Fever Season Jokes Spark Serious Conversation
Readers joke about hay fever season while letters to the editor note rising allergies and air quality concerns. Citizens discuss impacts on daily life and possible remedies as spring approaches.
Lodge and Association Accounts
Community lodges fraternal orders and clubs should deposit funds in a reputable bank with strict accounting. The Warren National Bank welcomes such accounts and offers guidance on opening them. The next article will discuss Joint Accounts and interest on savings accounts.
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Warren National Bank
Rexal Celery and Iron Tonic Ad in Warren Pa Paper
An advertisement promotes Rexal Celery and Iron Tonic as a nerve-food and flesh-builder. It touts quick benefits for fatigue, sleeplessness, and anemia with a money-back guarantee and local sale through Seigfried's Pharmacy in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Rexal
Seigfrieds’ Pharmacy
Warren
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Warren Mail
the Home Folk’s Newspaper
Mail Printing Company
J. A. Larson
S. M. Sloan
Proprietors and Publishers
Penn’a
American Press Association
Chicago
Santiago
Lodge and Association
Kopf & Henry
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Warren, Pa
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