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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1912

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Race For Governing Nomination At New York State Convention

Saratoga Sept 26 delegates gathered as Brackett opened the affair with support for ex judge Hedges or a bossed ticket led by Low Wadsworth Hinman or another Republican. Straus remains unpledged while Hinman and Root back Low but no formal nomination yet.

Saratoga Guthrie Senator Brackett Job E. Hedges New York County Seth Low New York James W. Wadsworth, Jr Livingston County Harvey D. Hinman Broome County William S. Bennet Oscar S. Straus Frederick W. Wilson Newburgh Mr. Straus William C. Whitney William J. Bryan Grover Cleveland Whitney Straus John B. Rose Orange County Senator Hinman Mr. Low Low New York City Senator Rose Hedges Wadsworth Taft Samuel 8. Koenig New York Republican Committee Senator Root

Advertise in the Mail and Get Results

Bold local notice urges businesses to place newspaper ads in the Mail to reach a broad audience. It promises quick visibility and measurable response for campaigns, products, and services targeting readers across the city.

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Seth Low Prominently Mentioned as Gubernatorial Candidate

Prominent politician Seth Low is highlighted as a key gubernatorial candidate in Saratoga coverage, with emphasis on his campaign prominence and prospects.

Saratoga

Hen Causes Plow Victory Loss at Wheatland Match

In Aurora Illinois an enraged Plymouth Rock hen disturbed Waldo Thomas and caused his furrow to go crooked, handing rival William Fairweather from Wheatland Iowa a sixth world plowing championship. Fairweather already had two silver cups. he was awarded a silver medal for the win.

Plymouth Rock Waldo Thomas Wheatland Aurora Ill Thomas Big Rock William Fairweather Iowa Fairweather

Tamaqua a Terminal Lehigh & New England Railroad Moves In

Tamaqua Pa September 26 Official announcement that the Lehigh and New England Railroad will make Tamaqua its western terminal Construction of a temporary freight station has begun with plans for a larger office equipped facility A transfer yard of six tracks over a mile long will be laid out A new eastern terminal building nears completion Freight traffic agreement with Jersey Central expires October 1 after which L and NE will operate Tamaqua to Hauto Passenger service to Danielsville planned for spring

Lehigh & New England Railroad Tamaqua Lehigh & New England Railroad Company Jersey Central Hauto Reading Panther Creeks Lehigh & New England Danielsville

Imbeciles Threaten Ohio Finances If Sterilization Not Passed

Ohio officials warn of rising imbecile numbers and looming costs. President Thurmann of the state board of administration urges immediate sterilization legislation to curb propagation and prevent state bankruptcy. He cites 100 weak-minded individuals in state care and similar cases at Delaware girls home Lancaster boys home and Mansfield reform school.

Columbus Ohio Allen W. Thurmann State Board of Administration Thurmann Delaware Lancaster Mansfield Reformatory

600 Miners Strike at Harwood Colliery Near Hazelton

Hazelton Pennsylvania September 26 six hundred miners at the Harwood colliery of the Harwood Coal company walked out claiming they are not being paid fair contract prices. The strike left six hundred men idle and halted production at the mine.

Hazelton Harwood Harwood Coal Company

Man Killed Repairing Jail Chimney After Contact With Live Wire

Harry Palmer nineteen died at Steuben county jail Bath New York when his metal hood touched a bare electric light wire as he repaired a chimney on the roof. Sheriff Powell warned of danger but Palmer proceeded. He was found unconscious, doctors worked two hours but could not save him.

Harry Palmer Steuben County Bath N. Y Palmer Rowe & Matthews James M. Powell Powell Wynkoop Hassan

Erie M E Conference adjourns with ministerial appointments

The Erie Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church closed at Kane after a week with Bishop Burt announcing next year’s appointments. Major changes include Rev. H M Conaway moving to Ridgway and Rev N A White succeeding him in Greenville. Several pastors are reassigned across towns including DuBois, Warren, Ridgway, Jamestown, and many other charges.

Erie Methodist Episcopal Church Kane Burt J. P. Burns Jamestown H. M. Conaway Ridgway Conaway N. A. White Greenville H.H. Barr DuBois Mount Zion M. E Grace Church Warren H.G. Dodds Virginia Galbreath DuBois M. E Glade

GYP and Lefty Arrested in Rosenthal Murder Case

Harry Horowitz known as Gyp the Blood and Louis Rosenberg called Lefty Louie have been captured in the Rosenthal murder inquiry. Rosenthal exposed an alliance between police and gamblers and was slain triggering a major police corruption probe. Five others were arrested after the killing.

Harry Horowitz Gyp the Blood Louis Rosenberg Lefty Louie Herman Rosenthal New York Rosenthal Alli American Press Association Gyp the Horowitz Lefty Louie” Rosenberg

Susquehanna Flood Forces Rail Redirection in Pa

Heavy rains push the Susquehanna River to rise at Vosburg Tunnel flooding Lehigh Valley tracks with about two feet of water. Trains on the valley route from Sayre to Pittston are being rerouted over the Lackawanna line.

Wilkes-Barre Vosburg Tunnel Lehigh Valley Railroad Sayre Pittston Lackawanna Road

Big Review of Warships In The Hudson River

Plans for a major naval review on the Hudson in New York in October reveal a fleet of 127 vessels totaling over 750000 tons. The lineup includes 32 battleships, armored cruisers, destroyers, submarines, and auxiliaries under Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus with several notable flag officers aboard.

Hudson River New York North Sea Twenty-fourth Street Que Hundred and Sixtieth Street New Jersey Hudson Seventy-fifth Street One Hundred Fortieth Street Sixtieth Street Spuyten Duyvil Hugo Osterhaus Atlantic Fleet Bradley A. Fiske Utah N. R. Usher Louisiana C. Men. Winslow F. F. Fletcher Ohio Austin M Knight Tennessee Arkansas Wyoming Florida Texas Osterhaus Ward Anchorage Navy Department Osterhans Comand Taft Meyer

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Job Hedges Wadsworth and Hinman Root Much Coveter Seth Hen Plowman Chicken Bath County Clarion District J. B Neff Arroyo H. S. Lynch I. G. Koonce Belleview C. C. Mohney Big Run T English Brockport M Eister Brockwayville E Iams Brookville N Hughes Callensburg P Lowthian Clarington Clarion E Neigh Corsica I A Platt Montgomery Mt. Zion T Greer Emerickville Falls Creek J Zetler Hawthorn Robinson Hazelhurst E Mader Hazen Johnsonburg G Ginader Luthersburg H Barrett Mt. Jewett H Jones New Bethlehem F Howe Punxsutawney A Grnader Grace H Quick Putneyville Reynoldsville J F Black Horace W. Conaway Rimersburg H Fenton Ringold Sligo C Campbell Summerville J A Lyons Sykesville M B Riley Walter M V McClean Joseph Sena C O Meade Albion A Smith Asbury S Hopkins Brockton P Graham Chautauqua E F Edmunds Cranesville Dayton Dunkirk C Locke Mayville H Bair McKean Ira Scott North East G Gillette North Girard E Allgood Perrysburg Buzza Phillipsville Portland H Clare Ripley H Nickle Sheridan N Croxall Silver Creek O Minnigh Springfield Stockton K Steele Volusia Waterford Franklin A R Rich Chicora H Gelbart Clintonville E Hillard East Brady D Stevens Eay Cleire E Davis Emlenton Foxburg W. Phillips Fertigs H A Ellis Karns City Kellettville Henry Swallenberger Marienville Knox E Phipps Nansen Byrontown Oil City Bethel W Fuller Tidioute H Day Tionesta Nebraska S Burton Tylersburg D Walker West Hickory W Dale West Monterey West Sunbury Washington E Bartlett Cascade V Stone First Thoburn Kingsley M Redinger Simpson BS Wright Tenth Street A Borland Wayne Street C Foulke Findleys Lake Phipps Forestville J P Burns Ashville H Frampton Barnes Bemus Point C B Carr Bustiand Antler K W Robinson Cattaraugus R N Stubbs Celoron W EK Barlett Cherry Creek Clarendon A M Lockwood Clymer A R Leroy East Kane Ellington and Kennedy W C Mealing Falconer Shile Miller Frewsburg J K Adams D H Reed Russell S J Sarver Salamanca L M Barnard Sheffield J F Phillips Sherman G W Corey Sinclairville South Dayton T W English Spring Creek Sugar Grove G W Robinson A White H H Barr Youngsville Perry Meadville J C McDonald Blooming Valley Cambridge Springs W Douglass Centerville Cochranton T JacQuay North Corry Conneaut Lake Livingston Conneautville Dixonburg B Davids Sults
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