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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
5
The State Letter Carriers association will hold its annual convention in Johnstown on Monday and Tuesday September 5 and 6 with about 230 delegates expected from across the state.
An old line advert promotes Mail Printing Company Warren Pennsylvania offering premium work and neat prices for job printing. It emphasizes high quality and fashionable style to attract customers.
Bicycle rider Dr. S J Wallace is nearly struck by an auto driven by M C Holmes of Jamestown on Penn Ave. The bicycle is destroyed and Holmes settles with Wallace. In Russell a liveryman Marion Wright is badly hurt when his team runs away dragging him over a field. Two daughters of George C Priestly are seriously injured in a Warren to Bartlesville auto accident near Buffalo. Bessie breaks ribs, both girls expected to recover.
John Moissant the American who began his aerial journey from Issy near Paris toward London via Calais and Tilmanstone Eng landed near Deal after a crash near Upchurch. His pilot and mechanic Albert Filuex escaped unharmed. Repair will take days.
Mrs. Edgar A. Emens wife of Syracuse university professor and her sister Miss Martha Emens of Fayette were killed when the New York Chicago flyer hit their car near Gaywood thirty miles south of Geneva. Professor Emens head of Greek literature at Syracuse university was seriously injured. chauffeur Carl Kjimer of Syracuse slightly hurt. The women died on the flyer which carried the injured to Geneva hospital.
Honolulu report says Lee Yung a Chinaman was arrested in a remote Maui area on a counterfeiting charge. He possessed a full counterfeit plant and produced excellent $10 gold coins, though only a few have been circulated.
Fore man John William and his three daughters died from asphyxiation due to noxious gases while within 200 feet south of the San Carlos tunnel in the Idria quicksilver mines Sunday. The family dog also perished.
Democratic leaders of Caldwell and nearby towns plan to purchase the late president Grover Cleveland's birthplace in Caldwell New Jersey. The former Presbyterian parsonage, recently assessed by the church trustees, will be used as a community clubhouse.
Albany reports the trout season closed yesterday after a summer in which the state forest fish and game department distributed 600,000,000 fingerlings and fry. The releases covered trout, pike, perch, muskellonge, yellow perch, and marine fish across fresh and salt waters.
Four horses were killed and two farm wagons were smashed at grade crossings between Burlington and Florence and near Hartford as Pennsylvania Railroad trains struck them. The drivers escaped unharmed.
Norristown Pa Sept 1 William Blipe a man of about 60 years after requesting his family physician to let him die left his home near Green Lane and went to Perkomen creek where he stood in 18 inches of water and drowned himself. He had become melancholy from stomach trouble.
Schenectady New York Sept 1 William Fitzgerald sues actress Lillian Russell for five thousand dollars claiming injuries from being struck by her automobile in Schenectady on August 15. Papers served at the stage entrance of a New York theater on August 26.
A print shop states that proper pricing ensures mutual satisfaction. The message emphasizes valuing live orders and claims to be princes of good work, implying balanced charges.
A Mexican miser who died recently had his will tattooed on his breast. His heirs faced delays as the document had to be copied before burial, creating complications in settling the estate.
The Philosopher of Folly jokes that happiness is a toss up between a bachelor’s advice and a married man’s warning in a wry reflection on marriage and wit.
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