Campaign slate listing local race candidates
A short list of local election names includes W. K. Lord for Congress, A. W. Day for District Attorney, G. P. Stiner for County Treasurer, R. W. Smith for County Commissioner, and V. P. Eves for Auditor.
Columbia County Republican in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Columbia County Republican
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1902
Page
2
Democratic Gubernatorial Hopefuls Split Over Ripper Legislation
Guthrie backed the so called Ripper bills in the last session while Pennypacker backs home rule. Pattison may be pressed to state his view. Dickerman and Billmyer canvass the district personally, challenging the usual three thousand majority. Godcharles and Lord appear to be winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Pennypacker
Pattison
Dickerman
Billmyer
Godcharles
Lord
Ticket of capable Republicans dominates Harrisburg ballot
The filing time for state and district nominations in Harrisburg closed yesterday. The editorial endorses a ticket of capable, clean men from top to bottom and urges all voters to support it, noting no valid excuse for not voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Roosevelt Cancelled Western Trip After Leg Abscess
President Roosevelt, traveling through Indianapolis, had an operation on an ab scess formed by a trolley accident. He was moved to a hospital and taken back to Washington. Doctors report no immediate danger and do not expect a serious outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Washington
Strike Conditions Deteriorate Amid Violent Protests
Strikes worsen with increased unrest and violence as miners faces hunger while union aid drops to 1.50 weekly. Gen Gobin’s troops suppress uprisings in Schuylkill. Lackawanna reports rioting. No. 13th Regiment under Col Watres encamps near Olyphant after two nonunion men, Burt and Charles London, are shot and seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill
Gobin
Upper Lackawanna
Governor Stone
Col
Watres
Olyphant
Burt
Charles London
Looking for Trouble Editorial Sparks Tariff Debate
A Chicago Tribune editorial mocks tariff revision advocates as mischievous and ignorant, praising Republican steadiness. It argues reformers weaken their party and empower Democrats and Free Traders, labeling dissenters as chronic malcontents in Chicago and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago “ Tribune
Tribune
The
Chicago
Iowa
Republican Newspaper Embraces Prosperity Over Tariffs
The Economist lauds a Republican paper for urging stability and focusing on prosperity as the main issue. The piece praises the West’s return to normal Republican sentiment and highlights a candidate’s legislative record as a pledge for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Gallinger
Tariff revision seen as futile and destructive in trusts view
A Globe-Democrat column argues against tariff cuts, saying August surplus reflects Dingley law productivity. It warns that lowering duties would boost foreign competition and destroy non trust industries while empowering domestic and international trusts, making progressive calls ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Pariff
Labor, capital and free trade shape Pennsylvania voters in 1904 race
Ez argues wage earners gain under Republican policy as labor and capital interests align. He cites official Pennsylvania figures showing more work and higher earnings since 1896, blaming free trade for harming workers and urging Republican control to meet national and world market challenges in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Pennsylvaia
President’s speeches on trusts and tariff rhetoric evolve
The Cleveland address signals the executive’s awareness of free traders clamor and their push for tariff reduction. The Cincinnati discourse reveals an intent to expose the free traders’ fal lacy and defend protective tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Trusts and tariffs threaten public welfare and growth
The piece argues trusts produce unprotected profits as seen in Standard Oil and the anthracite combination. It warns a Wilson‑like low tariff would revive Cleveland era depression, harming the public while trusts thrive. It urges targeted legislation to curb capital power without hurting masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
Saloonkeepers Liable For Injuries From Liquor Sales
Pennsylvania Supreme Court upholds a statute making saloon keepers responsible for damages when they sell liquor to intoxicated persons. A widow sued after her husband, intoxicated, fell ill, died, and the court rejected defenses that pneumonia caused death or that the drinker acted voluntarily. The decision implies strict enforcement against sellers of liquor to habitual drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
Broken Faith in County Politicians Over Union Delegates
The piece denounces two prominent Democrats for promising to cover Union delegates expenses to Philadelphia in exchange for endorsements of Pattison. The delegates honored their part while the two leaders refused to pay, prompting a call for legal action to enforce the promise and restore political honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
Congress
Union
Philadelphia
Pattison
Court of Justice
48th Annual Fair of the Columbia County Agricultural Society
The 48th Annual Fair will be held in Bloomsburg from October 7 to 10, 1902. Management promises top attractions and a large exhibit with sizable purses in speed events. Races include 2.21 pace and 2.22 trot on Wednesday, 2.17 pace and 2.27 trot on Thursday, and 2.13 pace and 2.17 trot on Friday, with special rail rates and excursion trains offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Columbia County Agricultural Society
Bloomsburg
Court of Common Pleas
Columbia County
J. W. Eyer
Register of Wills
Elizabeth A
Pennsylvania Railroad Niagara Falls Excursions Set for Sept and Oct
The Pennsylvania Railroad will run ten day Niagara Falls excursions from Washington and Baltimore on September 18 and October 2 and 16 with multiple origin stops and through service to Niagara Falls. Excursion tickets are $10.00 from Washington, with varying prices from other points, valid for return within ten days on regular trains excluding express trains. A Buffalo stopover is allowed, Pullman cars and day coaches are included, extra for parlor seats, and a tourist agent with chaperon accompanies each trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Niagara Falls
Washington
Baltimore
York
Harrisburg
Millersburg
Sunbury
Williamsport
Lock Haven
Renevo
Emporium Junction
Littlestown
Oxford
Columbia
Winchester
Altoona
Tyrone
Bellefonte
Ridgway
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
East End Park Auction Offer for 100 of 200 Lots
A real estate tract on Berwick road between 8th and 11th streets with frontage on the Electric Car Line is near completion. The 200 lot East End Park will have 100 lots offered at public auction on Saturday September 27 and Monday September 29 at 2 PM. Terms require 10 percent cash, 40 percent within five days, balance in one year or 5 percent discount for cash, with warranty deeds available at 120 West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwick Road
East End Park
West Main Street
Dronerey Town
Greenwood
Columbia County
Rohrsburg
Bunker Hill
Abraham
Theodore Conner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Samuel W. Pennypacker
William M. Brown
Lawrence County
VOR Secretary OF Internal Affairs
Isaac B. Crown
Erie County
A. Godcharles
W. K. Lord
Jennings A. Kurtz
C. E. Kreischer
W. A Butt
A. W. Day
David D. Dyke
G. P. Stiner
R. W. Smith
V. P. Eves
Fredsa
England
Europe
Bloomsburg’s
Keystone Park
New England Suburban Improvement Company
Hho! End
IHE
UM Presents
New England Suburban Improvement Co
First National Bank OF Bloomsburg
Resources
U.S
Eeetional Aia
U. S
Secare
Total
State OF
County OF Columbia
I. E. F. Carpenter
E. F. Carpenter
A.W. Day
Notary Public
Comer Ee Hee I. Low, Louise Gross
Bloomsburg National Bank
Wm. H. Hidlay
James C. Brown
Joseph Ratti
A. J. Clark
AE Schoo
Qherife
Scott Township
Pip Tishing
Thomas Trench
Andrew Creveling
N. B. Crouse
A. M. Yocum
N. Crouse
N. Crous
Daniel Knorr
Aes
Rebeca Merrill
Rebeccaerrill
Scott TaeNs
Charles C
Thomas W. Merrill
John G. Freeze
Alex C. Jackson
Administrator's Sale
Coursonce
the Orphan’s Court
John C. Mon
Greenwood Township
H. Mont Surgy
Marvin J. Kline
China
H.T. Dawson
W. 98Rd St
New York City
Dieffenbach
Bros
Bloomsburg, Pa
Farmers National Bank
J. N. Thompson
Townsend
ARVON
Crouse & Brandecee
UTION
W. Hartman & Son
Qur
Worcester
J. G. Wells
Penn’a
W. L. Douglas
W. H. Moore
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