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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1906

Page

5

Legal Advertisements for Warren Attorneys and Notaries

Notices announce the relocation of I Ball attorney to Warren National Bank Building and list multiple lawyers in Warren Pennsylvania. It includes addresses in Beaty building Hoffman building Liberty and Second streets and Water Street offices, offering prompt collections and conveyancing services.

I. Ball Beaty Warren National Bank Bell Telephone 165 Lave Warren Hoffman Building Liberty and Second Streets Ss. Pebby Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer Water Street Woodard & Lesser

Kaiser Wilhelm’s Latest Achievements Review

A Review of Kaiser Wilhelm’s activities highlights recent meetings with King Edward VII at Fried richshof, the Charlemagne sarcophagus visit at Aix-la-Chapelle, and a August speech on socialism. The piece notes Germany’s growing prosperity and colonial expansion, alongside corruption scandals including the von Podbielski case linked to South African operations. It also mentions the Kaiser becoming a grandfather and the ongoing costs of Germany’s South African war.

Edward of England Friedrichshof Sir Charles Hardinge British Foreign Office Edward Tschirschki Bogendorff Nicholas Aix-la- Chapelle Charlemagne William II Frederick William von Podbielski Beamier Germany

The Whiteside Exposure in McClure's Novel

P Connolly profiles Senator Whiteside famed for exposing Clark's bribery in Montana during the bribery session. The piece highlights his fearless, action driven stance, a tense backroom confrontation, the $30,000 bribery scheme, the dramatic legislative reading, and a climactic speech that marks a peak in the serial narrative.

McClure P. Connolly Whiteside Montana Clark Senator Whiteside Mr. Connolly Dumas

Baby’s misread zoo lesson amuses railroad director

A transcontinental railroad director shows nature history pictures to his 3-year-old daughter. She mislabels a zebra as Colty and a tiger as Kitty, calls a lion doggie, and finally refers to a chimpanzee as Papa, prompting amusement in the Woman's Journal.

Baby

Trade and industry show broad gains in October

Dun's Review reports advancing season expanding staple trade especially in heavy clothing and footwear while wholesale and jobbing sectors improve. Industrial activity peaks at steel mills car shops and shipyards with prices rising since October. Foreign trade hits new September records and bank money remains easy.

Dun New York United States Canada

Berry the hypocrite backed by public funds

The Philadelphia Inquirer accuses Pennsylvania State Treasurer Berry of hypocrisy for financing a Har risburg trust company with public money, taking his personal bond, and securing a bank backing for a private Chester business, while denouncing others.

Berry Pennsylvania Harrisburg Chester Philadelphia Inquirer

If New York Had A Senator Roosevelt And New Jersey A Senator Cleveland

The remark suggests a scenario where two ex presidents would sit in the Senate, NY with Roosevelt and NJ with Cleveland, clarifying a potential post presidency arrangement. It frames a hypothetical political dilemma about former leaders serving in the upper chamber.

New York Roosevelt New Jersey Cleveland

Notice of Law Exam Filing and Public Auction Sale

A law student seeks admission to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Bar with filing by November 13 1906 and exams on December 4 and 15 1906. Fred Beck announces a public auction of phosphate for storage charges at Spring Creek Warren County on November 9 1906. The court orders name change from Joseph A. Chiodo to Achilles Chiodo with publication in Sheffield Observer and Warren Mail for four weeks.

Ralph W. Salsbury Warren County State Board of Law Examiners Supreme Cour of Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas Pennsylvania Spring Creek Spring Creek Township Fred Beck J Chiodo Achilles Chiodo Joseph A. Chiodo Sheffield Observer Warren Mail Warren

Tidioute Furniture Manufacturing Company Petition

An application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on November 19, 1906 by O H Holdridge W H Downing and G H Downing under the 1874 Act for charter of Tidioute Furniture Manufacturing Company to manufacture all kinds of household furniture and enjoy corporate rights privileges. Kinnear McCloskey Best solicitors.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania O. H. Holdridge W. H. Downing G. H. Downing Assembly Tidioute Furniture Manufacturing Company Creto

Four Farm Horses for Sale Near Irvine Pa

Four perfectly sound farm horses for sale. Good workers. Inquire at Mrs. Thomas Newbold, Irvine, Pennsylvania.

Thomas Newbold Irvine, Pa

Estate of J W Bines Meade township Warren County

Notice from the estate of J W Bines in Mead township Warren County Pennsylvania that property in the hands of the executors will be distributed to entitled recipients at the Orphans Court session on the first Monday in December 1906 or soon after. William S Clark solicitor for the estate.

J. W. Bines Mead Township Warren County Pennsylvania Orphans’ Court William S. Clark

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