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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1904
Page
3
The piece argues youths chase professional life not for money but for social recognition and political access. It contrasts professions with artisans and manufacturers, noting easier immediate independence in professions, lower capital needs, and limited craft autonomy amid unions and noisy workshops. It concludes that better surroundings in industry could lure more away from professions.
The piece argues color markedly influences health and mood, urging that homes and daily life adopt adaptable lighting and cheerful hues. It envisions babies raised in changing color rooms, blue or pink baths, and shifting tones to curb gloom or quarrels.
A Chicago pastor from Rogers Park Methodist emphasizes love as the remedy for societal ills. He warns of strikes and unrest, urging love that honors duties and rights to heal a sick society.
Comprehensive synopsis of Theodore Roosevelt’s presidential acceptance letter from the 1904 Republican National Convention. It argues opponents lack clear issues, defends GOP record on Panama, the canal, foreign policy, tariffs, trusts, and Philippine governance, and asserts continued protectionist policy and national strength. It condemns Democratic evasiveness and defends executive powers and international arbitration.
The Delaware River steamer Columbia struck a launch near Andalusia ten miles north of Philadelphia, killing eight of twelve aboard the launch. All victims were Philadelphians including Joseph Fortescue owner of the launch, and Mrs. Joseph Pfromer. Four survivors were rescued from the water as the Columbia halted after reversing its engine. The launch crew and Captain Campbell give conflicting accounts of lights and avoidability.
Four masked men stopped the westbound Canadian Pacific express near Mission Junction, compelled the messenger to open the safe under threat of dynamite, and escaped with about $6,000 after ransacking the registered mail and express cars. Montreal officials later confirmed the hold up occurred 22 miles from Mission Junction.
Warren J. Ferguson a 38 year old theatrical advance agent lies dying in a New York hospital from a bullet wound suffered in a quarrel at the Metropolitan hotel in Broadway. A young woman calling herself Mrs Gertrude Roberts but admitting the name is fictitious is under arrest and admits firing the shot claiming Ferguson assaulted her. Ferguson says he shot himself and asks why she did this. The woman says she comes from an excellent Rochester family and met Ferguson in Buffalo six years ago.
In Westminster Abbey during a morning service loud explosions from the north transept startled the kneeling congregation and caused a near rush to the doors. Rev Canon Duckworth averted panic. The blasts were from a fire cracker tied to a Kensitite conspirator who fled the scene.
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