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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1904
Page
3
An essay argues that love is controllable and should be cultivated with caution. It urges civil marriage, lengthy knowing of a partner, public notice of engagements, parental involvement, and church standards to reduce divorces. It also supports separate maintenance rights and stronger church sanctions.
A critic argues that U S theological seminaries fail to solve religious problems and that universities must provide religious training. He contends seminaries train propagandists and that churches focus on denominational issues. The proposal envisions university lectures, reading courses, and practical work in biblical history ethics philosophy and science.
Describes a straight man as sincere fair and steadfast in bargains even to personal loss. He keeps hisPromises faces rivals openly and avoids slander. He works hard to repay debts and never tips games for advantage.
London reports Emperor Nicholas regrets and pledges to apologize and compensate after the North Sea incident. British cabinet speeches show unity behind the government as dispatches confirm mutual support measures and intensified diplomatic talks with Russia.
Cornelius Van Cott, aged 67, long time New York City postmaster, died suddenly of heart failure after nervous indigestion. Illness began Monday at the federal building. he improved Tuesday before collapsing at home. Born February 12, 1858, he served as postmaster under Harrison and again after 1897 under McKinley. He faced financial strain from a failed commercial agency and large notes, but his post office integrity was not impugned.
The Arrow owned by Thomas S. Baldwin and piloted by A. Roy Knabenshue rose from the world fair grounds. It traveled ten miles aided by a ten mile wind then crossed the Mississippi to Cahokia Illinois. The motor failed about 15 minutes after departure ending the ascent after one hour.
In Huntington West Virginia after a church service a political argument turned violent. Ralph Wellman shot Kennedy who died minutes later. Henry Wellman was stabbed in the chest and died soon after. Ralph Wellman Foster Wright and John Shrewsbury were arrested.
A rear end crash two and a half miles west of Westboro involved a Worcester Consoli dated street railway car being repaired and a Marlboro to Worcester car. Slippery rails caused the mishap as the returning car rolled backward down a hill and collided on a curve. Eighteen people were injured but expected to recover. The Westboro car carried twenty passengers. the other had none.
In New York a series of raids by District Attorney Jerome's office seized $100000 in lottery tickets and led to six men and one woman being jailed for selling tickets wholesale to peddlers. Many firms advertised steamship or real estate services while selling four kinds of foreign lottery tickets. German government lotteries are said to have entered via stewards and moved to agents. Huntsville Grand Jury Probes Lynching Case in Alabama.
Spontaneous combustion is believed to have caused a blaze at the New Home Sewing Machine Co plant in Orange Massachusetts burning yesterday and inflicting about 100000 dollars in damage. Ten thousand new machines were ruined.
Thieves forced entry at Edwin S. George fur house on Jefferson Avenue during the early Sunday hours, stealing 2500 worth of sealskin sacques. They entered by climbing an iron grate and breaking a front window, then exited via a rear door using a nearby key and fled toward the river, with a launch seen leaving Griswold at the time.
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