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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1903
Page
3
The passage urges integrating religious doctrine into daily life to build a humane society. It warns that power without moral action harms social reform and that true progress comes from individuals living Christian ethics rather than imposing change through violence or force. It cites America Russia Canada as places where virtuous, selfless citizens exist.
Hon William E H Lecky argues the English speaking race may shape humanity's future as their liberty and enterprise power progress. He warns democracy risks demagoguery and notes recent Venezuela tensions test Anglo American harmony while communication and contact deepen ties across finance commerce and social life.
Dispatches from Oyster Bay report President Roosevelt will not fire Miller over the Bookbinder Mill case and will resist union pressure while pursuing other actions. The American Federation of Labor debates the issue, with differing views among its officers and affiliates.
Fort Smith Arkansas September 21 Judge Russell the mayor of Gans Sunday morning shot and killed two samblers of Cherokee blood named Puck Martin and Jim Shotts who were advancing on his son with knives and with intent to cut his throat He fired when they moved toward him and both men died at the scene
Nathan Butler Swift eldest son of Mr and Mrs Louis Swift died at his Lake Forest home from injuries sustained Saturday in a polo match between the Red and Blue teams of the Onwentsia club. He was struck over the ear by a ball from a teammate.
The article credits technical education with boosting German industry and exports. It notes nine institutions, private expansion, and government involvement. It highlights chemistry and coal-tar dyes as major exports to the United States and other nations, arguing Germany rose to industrial prominence through a widespread, high quality technical training system.
Rev. R. A. Gould a Free Methodist preacher was sentenced to six years in the Nebraska penitentiary for kidnapping Eva Flint a 15 year old girl. He eloped with her last March and was tried under the state’s kidnapping law passed after the Cudahy case in Omaha. Gould had a wife and five children.
An earthquake rocked Santiago Cuba on a Saturday morning lasting about 15 seconds. Buildings trembled, bricks and plaster fell, and residents rushed outdoors praying. No injuries were reported, and the tremor marked a rare violent event for the area.
Porto Rico September 21 Lieutenant Colonel Charles J. Crane of the Eighth Infantry arrived at Ponce on Friday and was received with military honors. He has formally assumed command of the forces in Porto Rico, relieving Colonel James Buchanan.
Washington dispatch reports Democratic senators drafting a measure to obtain light on President Roosevelt's use of special trains cars and food from railroads on travel. The item notes questions about gifts and free service connected to the president's journeys.
Rioting laborers near Hartwick New York clashed with deputies on a trolley line. One Italian worker was killed and General Manager Tilton plus a deputy sheriff were wounded as crews fired back. Seven rioters were arrested as traffic resumed amid wage dispute lingering since the road entered receivership.
The Consolidated Lake Superior Co directors fail to find a rescue plan and state stockholders are at the mercy of Speyer & Co. The bank can foreclose and auction collateral, while Speyer seeks reimbursement for its loan and outlay. Charles H. Tweed of the Speyer syndicate warns of foreclosure and sale of stock and bonds.
Sam H. Hoke of New York City files in the US circuit court a complaint against the Associated Bill Posters of the United States and Canada and its treasurer A. B. Deall of Sioux City Iowa. He contends the group is an illegal trust restraining trade in advertising by fixing minimum bill posting rates nationwide and seeks 60300 damages.
Mrs Nation transfers a building and about two acres in Kansas City Kansas to the Associated Charities of Wyandot county Kansas. The property will serve as a home for destitute wives mothers and children of drunkards.
In Lebanon Pennsylvania on September 22 a Lacka Wana Iron and Steel Company plant comprising five furnaces at Cornwall and North Cornwall and its coke plant in the city were ordered shut down indefinitely. A man is to be discharged as part of the action and about two thousand workers face unemployment. The reason for the suspensions was not disclosed in official notices issued from Buffalo.
A Navy department bulletin states Henry Ward Treanor fired the Indiana battleship eight inch gun, hitting four consecutive bullseyes on a 17 to 21 foot target at 1 400 and 1 000 yards during recent ship practice.
Finished a Long Ride Newburg New York September 22 Trooper Davis of the Eighth United States Cavalry reaches West Point as the first of 12 troopers who started from Oklahoma 39 days ago on a 2000 mile test ride. He weighed 157 pounds at start and 108 now, tired but proud to have broken the prior 45 day record.
An archer feathers an arrow with a feather from an Eagle and shoots the same Eagle. In pain the Eagle says it is bitter to die and bitter to help speed the means of death. Moral is to beware of aiding your enemy.
Dr J W Kime reports experiments showing sunlight can develop a gelatine bromide plate placed between teeth and cheek within about 40 seconds. Results vary with beard and darker cheek tissue, suggesting no need to compress tissue to avoid blood flow when using light for surgery.
A critic defends the novelette against charges of sensationalism arguing the form uplift readers with action and virtue. The hero is a man of action championing truth and religion, with love as the main interest and an immaculately happy ending reflecting English optimism.
A short humor note recalls Mr. Erastus Pinkley who delays work until next week saying the morning is half gone and Friday nears, plus he won’t work Sunday, so he plans to start later. The Washington Star quotes his reasoning on Monday.
At quarter sessions in Shrewsbury, Recorder Sir Arthur Jeel sentences a prisoner who, in a feigned display of sorrow, weeps and swears he has never been in prison. The judge retorts that he is about to be sent there anyway, ending the plea with a stark rebuke.
Canada reports a total railway mileage of 19 000 miles, reflecting expanded national rail capacity and infrastructure growth across provinces. This figure highlights progress in transportation networks and regional connectivity.
Ground up mummy yields a rare brown pigment due to asphaltum in the wrapped garments and tissues. Egyptian use coated heads with pure asphaltum, later impregnating the dead and creating a coveted paint. Portrait painters prized the color for hair tones and depictions.
Peru is described as the lite de republic with an area three and a half times Germany and a population density of one to sixty in comparison to Germany.
Fragmentary note references a powerful fee and low business in Milwaukee. The cryptic lines hint at financial or market tensions but lack clear events, people, or dates to form a full, concrete summary.
A garbled snippet notes a mariner aided by a needle to thread his way, implying a nautical or navigational reference from the Chicago Daily News. The readable text centers on a tool aiding passage, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
A brief notice instructs readers to send their order and payment to The Mail. It emphasizes proper mailing and prompt processing of requests.
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