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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
5
An exhibition of the money of all nations is on display through this week at Warren National Bank during banking hours and Thursday evening. The public is invited to visit at any time during the stated hours.
A theft at Goldstein store 86 Shenango street saw four sweaters a shirt and woolen socks stolen after intruders used a hooked stick. Petrified cigar found from Washington avenue excavation. Odd Fellows lodge assets in Sharon cited as rich per capita. 420 members and potential large cash share. Also reports cuba NY murder chase, I O O F Congress in Meadville, and various local court and gas oil exploration notes.
District Attorney notified a Franklin merchant that his coal gas and wood range giveaway violated the law. He left disposal to friends and the Marstellar family, recent fire victims, were chosen as recipients. Sunday officers raided a poker game with eight players while hunting assault suspects and brought the group to appear before the mayor.
King Victor Emmanuel visited the Ischia disaster zone to distribute relief and support survivors. Admiral Leonardo, minister of marine, nearly drowned in mud. Cetara fatalities reach 200 and Ischia 20, with a total death toll around 300 and $6,000,000 in damages.
In LaPorte on Main Street before noon a riot broke out in front of Prosecutor R N Smith between saloonkeepers and Law and Order League members. Over a hundred people were involved, police restored order, four men were arrested for rioting, and injuries were reported as the conflict began from a dispute over closing laws.
London reports Dr Hawley Crippen will appeal his murder conviction. Arthur Newton, Crippen's solicitor, announced after a meeting with the prisoner that an appeal to the court of criminal appeals will be pursued.
A short reflective note urges residents to stay engaged with daily life and public happenings instead of retreating indoors. It emphasizes finding joy in observing the world outside and not missing the social or civic show by closing doors.
Freight car service expanded sharply with 23 511 000 cars handled in eight months through August, up 16 percent from 1908. The Pittsburg district rose 80 percent, Chicago and Philadelphia districts up 60 percent over two years.
A native Hawaiian fishing decoy named Lau melomelo is carved from hard wood and used with a ritual. A village sorcerer blesses it over a sacred fire and the club gains power. The decoy is lowered at the fishing grounds, scented with candlenut and cocoa meat, attracting fish into a net.
Spanish civic duty frames voting as a community obligation rather than a personal privilege. Officials warn that neglecting civic duties carries penalties and reinforces collective accountability.
A northern Hudson Bay Company voyage sparked a scandal rumor about women aboard. In truth Lord Strathcona sailed with the party, and his shirts and newspaper were daily fixtures, explaining the “white wash” seen on deck.
In New York City, Cosmopolitan residents can find native dishes from Spain, Norway, China, and Scotland with ease. The article notes the city’s diverse restaurants make home cooking available to each ethnicity residing there.
The passage argues that without practical use the idle person feels discontent. It asserts both genders suffer when leisure hours go unused and no productive activity fills the time.
A brief editorial note from the Atchison Globe argues that good citizenship requires attention to many concerns beyond liberty, warning that jails fill with people who lack such focus and purpose.
An aged man, at 96, muses that living so long may be wasted without the chance to write memoirs. The remark hints at a desire to record life’s experiences while acknowledging the value of enduring years.
A witty exchange jokes about billiards being costly as it costs “all the elephants” in the world. The snippet appears as a lighthearted ad line promoting advertising in the Mail.
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