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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
5
Subpoena return shows Gertrude A. Kemp not found. Respondent must appear before Warren County Common Pleas on Navy 1908 to answer libel for divorce from George G. Kemp and justify why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff G Gregory notes notice.
To Republican voters of Warren County October 3 is the last day to pay taxes to qualify for the November election. The notice urges all Republicans to settle taxes so no one is kept from voting in November. A. G. Eldred, Chairman, Republican County Committee.
The Youngsville Enterprise rebuts a rumor that Warren county is forbidden to hang murderers and that a will clause would forfeit poor house property. It cites court records showing no such clause and notes District Attorney Clark pursued first degree murder charges in recent trials.
The Columbus chapter lists officers led by President Mrs Hildur Swanson and secretary Miss A A Dutton with treasurer Mrs Florence Gordon. Monthly business meetings rotate hosts from September to June with topics on child care eye ear throat training humane instincts and women’s roles. Columbus Day closes the year with a public M E church meeting.
Mrs Catherine Stevenson died September 16 1908 at the home of her son William Stevenson in North Warren after about a month of illness. Born March 25 1826 in Ontario New York she is survived by three children William Stevenson An nice Pless and Jennie Langworthy. Funeral held at her late home with Rev H T Chisholm officiating and interment in Lander Cemetery.
Another large gasser drilled by Fred Morck and the Porcky Oil and Gas Co. on Warrant 3142 in Forest County produces over seven million cubic feet per day. The well is the largest in the Porcky field, now 20 miles long, and its discovery promises to prolong the local gas supply.
The idea of ensuring safe arrival of air ships could become a notable campaign issue, highlighting safety, logistics, and transportation policy implications for voters and candidates.
The campaign notes from Mr. Bryan focus on economic reform and populist plans with limited mention of weather outcomes. Voters weigh policy details as the weather forecast remains uncertain and rainfall probabilities are not a defining issue.
Wilbur Akeley and his niece Miss Alice Akeley escaped death when their carriage toppled over a bank onto the D. A. V. P. railroad tracks near Russell. Miss Akeley suffered a fractured rib. Mr. Akeley had minor injuries. The horse died and the carriage was wrecked. The pair were returning from a school at Lander. A belated southbound train then derailed after striking cattle, two cows killed and another badly hurt.
The Warren County Pomona Grange No 10 last session adopted resolutions urging national and state laws to safeguard bank deposits, promote confidence in panics, curb bad banking, and uphold measures for parcel post postal savings, pure food laws, seed and fertilizer regulation, tax equalization, and benefits to farming and laboring classes.
Historical guidance notes that flies can spread tuberculosis from sputum and contaminated material. It outlines two dissemination routes via fly contact with sputum and ingestion, cites past typhoid links, and recommends precautions such as netting over beds and careful care of consumptives to minimize spread.
A North American September feature by Leigh Mitchell Hodges praises Pennsylvania's Hillside City of Hope sanatorium on South Mountain Franklin county. The Health Department’s work fights tuberculosis with sunlight and fresh air, aiming to guide hundreds to health and inspire other states.
Watson plans to continue sharp remarks against Bryan through the campaign. The ongoing exchanges highlight the intensity of the political contest and the rhetoric shaping voter perceptions.
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