Carnegie replies to Rev Gladden attack in cautious tone
Andrew Carnegie defends himself against criticism from Rev. Washington Gladden Columbus Ohio noting it is natural for people to disagree and advising clergy to stick to church business. The piece also honors Native American place names and outlines the Panama Canal commission lineup and expected progress.
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Andrew Carnegie
Washington Gladden
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Gladden
Carnegie gifts aid Western colleges under library plan
Western Pennsylvania benefits from Mr. Carnegie's scheme to meet death impoverished. He offers 25000 to Allegheny College Meadville and 5.90 to Juniata College Huntington conditioned on matching funds by the schools. The presimaster praised the library plan as a rip roaring success.
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Pennsylvania
Carnegie
Allegheny College
Meadville
Janiata College
Huntingdon
Payne predicts no deficit despite receipts and appropriations
Chatraan Payne of the Ways and Means Committee argues there will be no deficit in the next fiscal year though estimates show a deficit and appropriations imply shortfall. He says a correction and revision would be appropriate, and tariff revision would not be considered.
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Chatraan Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Reform hopes and political disputes in the 1900s press
The piece voices support for naturalization reform and cautions against admitting unfit foreigners. It notes Daughters of the American Revolution pride in heritage, reports on the crowded candidate field in Mercer and Forest counties, and mentions Roosevelt's inauguration cost at 82 thousand dollars with a 66 thousand dollar surplus and 180 thousand attendees.
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Tas
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Receives Estate Bequest From Higginson Kin
President Roosevelt receives thirty thousand dollars from the estate of his uncle James J Higginson. Two of his children Ethal and Kermit each receive five thousand dollars.
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Roosevelt
James J. Higginson
Ethal and
Kermit
Arbor Day Proclaimed in Pennsylvania on Two Dates
Gov Pennypacker proclaims April 14 and April 28 as Arbor Days in Pennsylvania. The Montreal Star notes Russia’s openness to peace if Japan apologizes and covers all costs.
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Pennsylvania
Gov. Pennypacker
Russia
Japan
Montreal Star
Editorial notes on Pennsylvania politics and vetoes in 1905
Harpispure reports on the Legislature continuing work while Governor keeps veto power. It notes vetoes, approvals, and proposed Greater Pittsburg legislation with terms for 1906 and 1908, plus allocations for hospitals, armories, and public institutions. Mentions visitors, capital projects, and several bills signed or vetoed by the Governor.
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Harpispure
Greater Pittsburg
Hays and Wyman
Allegheny County
Larkin
Brown
Allegheny
Philadelphia
C. C. Allen
A. B. Kehr
Warren
Cumings
National Guard
Soldier Boys
Harrisburg
Capitol Park
Pennsylvania Railroad
Capitol
Senate
House
Erie
State Hospital
Evening Telegraph
Tidioute News reports dissolution of Hamilton and Bell firm
The firm of Hamilton and Bell was dissolved last week with Mr Hamilton retiring and Mr Bell taking over the late firm’s business. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs E C Lewis on Monday night March 27. Mrs S M Cummings dies at 79, services held Wednesday. Duane Cummings visits from Peoria Ill. Melvin Bennett weds Emma Houston at Niobe March 18. Frank Dickinson moves to Sheffield. W C Wood injures left wrist in a fall. Horace Crary and wife return from Western trip.
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Tidioute
Hamilton & Bell
Hamilton
Bell
E. C. Lewis
Sugar Grove
S. M. Cummings
Duane Cummings
Peoria
Niobe
Melvin Bennett
Emma Houston
Sheffield Observer
Frank Dickinson
Barnes
Crary House
W. C. Wood
Horace Crary
Good Apple Crop Prediction Linked to March 25 Sunshine
The Punxsutawney Republican reports the old adage that sunshine on March 25 foretells a good apple crop. A wet cloudy day on March 25, 1904 is said to signal a poor fall harvest. Local residents note past outcomes and predict next season based on the sun’s presence.
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Punxsutawney Republican
Ministers Debate Black Uplift Tale At Philadelphia Meeting
At a Philadelphia Presbyterian ministers gathering last week the tale of Sam the University of South Carolina servant was shared. Sam, famed for taking items not his, faced faculty judgment for theft and answered that hell would mean waiting on ministers as he does now.
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Philadelphia
W. P. White
Sam
University of South Carolina
Hell
Moral From Mail Order Tales Urges Local Patronage
True stories warn readers to support local merchants for fair deals. A Wellsboro man bought 25 pounds of sugar from a Chicago mail order house with 72 cents freight. A Charleston farmer order included Paris green that spilled and ruined groceries, illustrating losses from distant suppliers. The Berlin physician links piano use by children to nervous illness, urging age sixteen and two hours daily. In New York fencing, Navy Academy beat Army and others, showing future officers’ prowess beyond battlefields.
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Wellsboro
Chicago
Charleston
Paris
Berlin
Congregationalists Reject Rockefeller Gift Ethics vs Bible Quote
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes New England Congregationalists refuse a $100,000 Rockefeller gift. They defend ethics while debating the Bible’s injunction to make friends with the mammon of unrighteousness.
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Enogland
Secretary Hay Could Forge Russia Japan Peace
If Secretary Hay can arrange peace between Russia and Japan it would be a right good piece of work for a sick statesman on vacation.
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Hay
Russia
Japan
Petitioners for Liquor Licenses in Warren County Pa 1905
List of petitioners presented to the Court of Quarter Sessions Warren Co Pa to be heard Monday April 10 1905. Includes C L Randall wholesale license 410 Pennsylvania Ave Warren boro and many names across Sheffield Tidioute Russell Youngsville Glade Gladerun areas with retail and wholesale liquor licenses at hotels houses and taverns.
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A. HA. Olmstead
A. J. Deming
Grace Jewell
Charles Eldred
J. O. Deming
I. E. Manley
Lizzie Deming
West Spring Creek
Court of Quarter Sessions
Warren Co
Schmutz
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Third Ward
Warren Boro
Kinzua
Kinzua Village
Alexander Erickson
Warrenboro
Keystone
M. K. Gleason
Revere House
George Ditzenberger
Allen Block
Liberty Street
Second Street
Brokenstraw
Warren
A. Coc
Obett S. Sweet
Youngsville
Boro
Youngsville House
West Main
North Streets
Tarren Co
Sars Shriner
Sheffield
Shefiield
Sheffield Village
A. H. Gallup
Fairmount House
Railroad Streets
Henry
Mesa Street
Tidioute Boro
Caldin
Main Street
Garland
Pittsfield
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Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Warren County
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Chas. KE. Magoon
J. F. Wallace
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mercer County
Forest County
Milwaukee
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Boards of Health
Secretary of Agriculture
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Live Stock Sanitary Board
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Pattison
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Stone
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Court OF Common Pleas
Penn Tanning Company
Penn Tanning Comany
Elk Tanning Company
Penn Tanning Comeny
F. W. Simmons
J. F. Sisley
Etters
Sidsney Akeley
Pine Grove
Alice I. Akeley
Admix
George W. Knapp
Spring Creek
Nila Knapp
P. O
Spartansburg
Toy
Jarvis & Baker
Penn
T. O. Slater & CO
Penn’a Avenue West
Citizens National Bank
Levi Smith
David L. Gerould
Fred P. Hue
F. A. McDowell
Teller
K. T. Hazeltine
J. G. Curtis
W. C. Norris
H. A. Booth
Samuel Peterson
D. L. Gerould
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Warren, Pennslvania
W. H. Filler
Penna
Commonwealth of Pouagosels
A. D
Horton
Knabb
W. V. Geer
H. E. Barnhart
George E. Muir
William Muir
Burr Walker
Act of Assembly
Warren Automobile Company
Allen & Son, Solicstors
Warren, Pa
Dorothy Dodd
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
Kopf & Henry
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