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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1905

Page

2

News Notes of Interest Roundup of global events

The sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows will meet in Toronto. Ex-Governor Charles T. O Ferrall dies in Richmond. Chicago detectives raid Thomas Davies Co. offices. Eleven men and two women are arrested. Weekly failures: US 206, Canada 84. Firemen hurt in Charleston WV. yellow fever worsens in Vicksburg and New Orleans under control. Gunfire and riots in New York and Oyster Bay. Several notable trials, murders, and accidents reported, plus international dispatches from Spain, Italy, Japan, and Cuba.

Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Toronto Canada Virginia Charles T. O’ferrall Richmond Thomas Davies & Co Chicago United States Charleston W. Va Vicksburg Miss East Side New York City Herman Siebeling Philadelphia Philadelphia Lodge No. 2 Bb. P Wilkesbarre Ferris Wyoming Valley Trades Council John J. Casey Standard Oil Co Pennsylvania Oil Tiona Andalusia Spain South America John Reid Readville Mass Sons of Veterans Gettysburg Col H. V. Speelman Cincinnati Peoria Ill Leon Crambeau Marinette Wis Beaty’s Ridge Switzerland County Ind George Ford Chesapeake & Ohio Carkin O. A. Hopkins Potter London Francis Rhodes Cecil Rhodes Cape Town Rhodes Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Packing Co Humphrey United States District Court Oyster Bay N. Y John Murray New Orleans Wallee & Co

Five Killed as Pennsylvania Train Collision Occurs

A rear-end crash near Paoli involving the New York limited express and a local Pennsylvania railroad train killed five men and injured more than twenty. Among the dead were Frank Brastow and George M. Pennypacker. the private car of General Manager Atterbury was attached to the local train.

Butte, Mont Mahenge Havana Elwood Virgil Amos Orange Northern Central Baltimore Albany & Hudson Electric Railway Nassau N. Y Erie Susquehanna James R. Chadwick Boston Harvard College Chocolura N. H Mexico United States Karlstad First Avenue New York City Pekin Lake Erie Dredging Co Buffalo Dunkirk George Miller Cascade Coney Island Salt Lake City Utah Weiser Idaho Col Cornelius T. Westbrook New York Middletown State Hospital Fishkill Stephen M. Crocker New London, Conn Memorial Hospital George Bindless Merchant Tailors Detroit Mich Katsura Japan Sega Strait Tokio Minnesota Western Union Telegraph Co Dan Patch H. C. Hersey Allentown Louis Napoleon Caucasus Baku Philadelphia, Harrisburg & Pittsburg Philadelphia & Reading Roush’s Curve Mt. Holly Springs Jason Chumbley Gravel Switch Frederick E. Carlton Navy Yard Brooklyn Carlton Harlem Francis von Erbach-Erbach House of Erbach Hesse Kansas City Clarence Turner Turner James P. Hennessy Percy Morgan Alabama Great Southern Brockton Birmingham Mineral Woodstock Crossing Birmingham Ala Greenpoint Spierzo Francis H. Palmer Peconic Bank Sag Harbor New York Limited St. Louis Paoli Station Pennsylvania Road Philadelphia Nellie Nussbaum Juniata Chatham Mass Harwood Palmer Palmer West Ferry Street Cienfuegos Cuba Enrique Villuendas Liberal Party Rochester Post-Express Frank G. Bigelow Milwaukee Wisconsin Trust Co Irene Grossman West One Hundred and Forty-second Street Grossman Boston Harbor Winthrop Isaac J. Wistar Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology University of Pennsylvania Commissioner of Pensions A. J. Shores Clayton Shores Robert Taylor Taylor Paoli Frank Brastow Haverford Safety Car Heating and Lighting Co W. W. Atterbury Pennsylvania Railroad Co George M. Pennypacker West Philadelphia S. S. Walton Altoona Pennsylvania Railroad Richard Y. Garland Narberth Carl Dunhau Atterbury Maine Limited

Anglo Japanese treaty pledges mutual aid in war

London reports the August 12 Anglo Japanese treaty aims for Asia peace and equal opportunity in China. It binds Britain and Japan to aid the other if its territorial rights are attacked and to wage war in concert if needed, with Korea and India security noted in Articles 3 and 4. The agreement underscores a joint defense in East Asia and Indian regions.

London Foreign Office St. Petersburg Asia India China Great Britain Japan Korea East Asia

Insurance merger leaves policy holders effectively uninsured

Chicago investigation into the Western Life Indemnity Co reveals 28 small insurers merged into the firm wiping out claims for thousands of policyholders. Judge Kohlsaat denied restraining the company while Attorney Levinson seeks action. assets cited fell from 917 800 to 300 000 while bank loss claims surface. In Manila a destructive typhoon leaves 8 000 homeless, five dead and 200 injured.

Chicago Western Life Indemnity Co Examiner Lucius Fronts Western Life Indemnity Go Kohlsaat Attorey Levinson Levinson Long Rosenfeld Gray Kohlsaar

Building Collapse in Buffalo Injures Dozen Workers

A three story brick building under construction on West Ferry street collapsed in Buffalo on Monday afternoon. Thirty bricklayers were carried down, eight seriously injured, six taken to hospitals, two to homes by ambulance. Names and injuries listed. Building owned by J. J. Crowley. Causes linked to masonry work by Morris and Allen. No roof spared life due to bricks falling away from street.

Buffalo N. Y West Ferry Street Harry Craig Robert Deitchman Joseph B. Sander Benjamin Holbel Edward Flower Francisco Jacoboni Frank Hamm Charles Pohzehl J. J. Crowley Morris & Allen

Death seemed near Mrs Gould credits Dean’s Kidney Pills

Mrs. E. T. Gould of 914 W Lake St Chicago credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with saving her from Bright’s Disease and curing eye trouble backache and dizziness. She says kidney secretions were excessive and symptoms began in 1903 with rapid improvement after using the pills. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes. price six cents per box as sold by all druggists.

E. T. Gould W. Lake Street Chicago Ill Dean Bright Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Screening rule for passenger coaches adopted in Mississippi

Jackson Mississippi September 27 at a health board and governor conference an ordinance was adopted requiring all passenger coaches used in the state to be closely screened.

Jackson Miss State Board of Health

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