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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1909

Page

3

Rifle contests at Camp Perry drive national pride and prizes

The Camp Perry range in Ohio hosted August events from the National Board for Promotion of Rifle Practice to the National Rifle Association and Ohio leagues. Thousands of competitors, army officers, guardsmen, and civilian rifle clubs filled the site as prizes topped large sums and a perpetual press trophy emerged from Sea Girt contests.

Camp Perry Ohio National Board For Promotion of Rifle Practice National Rifle Association Ohio State Rifle Association Department of the Lakes Rifle Association Ohio National Guard Ohio State Rifle Association Department of the Lakes U. S. Army National Guard Army Congress National Ciation National Board For National Rifle Association of America United States National Board Sea Girt New Jersey Leslie R. Fort Governor Fort Lakewood Journal Governor’s Mansion Sea Girt Range John Taylor Humphrey Bird W. Spencer Humphrey New Jersey Rifle Asso Lica Sea Girl Illinois State Rifle Association

Are Blondes Inferior in Chicago Debate

Chicago judges and asylums heads rejected Maj. Woodruff’s claim that blondes are morally and physically inferior to brunettes and overrepresented in jails and hospitals. Officials noted similar or equal blonde representation in local institutions and prisons, challenging the U S Army surgeon’s New York findings.

Chicago Charles E. Woodruff United States Army Woodruff New York State New York America Dr. Woodruff Theodore Brentano Criminal Court George Kersten Supt Wilhite Dunning Podstata State Hospital For the Insane Elgin Ill Clinton Prison Elmira Reformatory

Harriman Plans Grand Sun Room at Fifth Avenue Home

financier E H Harriman commissions a full top-floor solarium atop his Fifth Avenue mansion in New York. Architect Grosvenor Atterbury and Julius Peabody design a 48 by 35 foot sunroom with two bedrooms, two baths, a sitting room, interior porch, skylight, movable shades, and climate control to create an open air living space high above Central Park.

E. H. Harriman New New Harriman Home, At Fifth Avenue and Sixty-ninth Street New York Grosvenor Atterbury West Forty-third Street Atterbury Julius Peabody Cally Fifth Avenue Central Park Sixty-ninth Street Harriman

Steel plants secure large orders and spray benefits noted

The Pennsylvania Steel Co. secured orders totaling about 1.5 million dollars from the New York, West Chester and Boston Railroad Co. and the New York Central for steel frogs and switches, boosting work for workers at Steelton and Sparrow’s Point. State letters praised spraying fruit trees for San Jose scale and codling moth, with sprayed orchards yielding 70 percent of average apples and full plum crops, while unsprayed trees produced far less. Residents report thousands of dead fish along the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio rivers, blamed on industrial waste. authorities investigated filtration gaps and plan to address Health Commissioner Dixon as sewage conditions remain only fair.

Pennsylvania Steel Co New York, West Chester and Boston Railroad Co New York Central Steelton Sparrow's Point Green Township Franklin County San Jose Lawrence County Meehan Allegheny Monagahela Ohio Board of Health and Civic Authorities Vandergrift New Kinsington Oakmont Fish Commission Fishery Department Dixon

Railroads in Pennsylvania Cause 551 Deaths and 5427 Injuries

The state railroad commission records show 551 deaths and 5 427 injuries on Pennsylvania railroads and street railways in the first six months of the year. Steam roads accounted for 472 deaths and 3 679 injuries with trespassers the largest death share.

Pennsylvania State Railroad Commission

Labor abuses cited in press steel car strike case

Federal investigators documented peonage charges at Pressed Steel Car Co stockade. Workers were beaten and threatened with guns, kept without food for two days, and locked up when disobedient. Appeals were made to state constabulary for help punishing strike breakers.

Pittsburg Pressed Steel Car Co

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