Warren Mail advertising and rates notice
The Warren Mail lists proprietors J A Larson and S Sloan at 223 Hickory Street Warren Pa as a local newspaper. It notes subscriptions at 1.00 per year in advance and advertising rates of one cent per word per insertion on local pages. It is entered as second class mail matter with Warren post office service.
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J. A. Larson
M. Sloan
Proprietors & Publishers
J. A. Ae
Warren
Warren County
Hickory Street
Bell
Congressional Candidates Seek 28th District Nomination
Notices announce N P Wheeler of Endeavor Pennsylvania and Joseph C Sibley of Franklin Pennsylvania as candidates for Congress in the Twenty–eighth District subject to the June 4 1910 primary under district rules.
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Joseph C. Sibley
Franklin, I’a
Frank M. Knapp Named Candidate for State Senator
The Mail announces Frank M. Knapp of Warren as a candidate for State Senator in the Forty-eighth Senatorial District comprising Venango and Warren counties. Candidacy is subject to Republican primary decisions to be held Saturday June 4 1910. G. Foster Franklin Pa March 3 1910.
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Maiwl
Frank M. Knapp
Warren
Epitok Maitl
Iam
Venango
G. Foster
Franklin
Warren County Republicans urged for 1910 assembly race
Joseph A. Schofield announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Assembly with June 4 1910 primaries. Arthur W. Dennison seeks renomination as Representative in the General Assembly subject to Warren County Republican voters decision at the Spring Primaries on June 4 1910.
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Warren County
Assembly
Joseph A. Schofield
Arthur W. Dennison
Awenky
Williston P. Wood declares candidacy for Republican State Convention
Williston P. Wood of Grand Valley Pennsylvania announces his candidacy for Delegate to the Republican State Convention subject to primary results to be held on June 4 1910. February 7 1910.
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Bprroe MaAiv
Williston P. Wood
Grand Valley
Creased Pants as a Civic Fashion Debate
William Allen White discusses Bishop Quayle's reported remarks on creased pants, defending the bishop against misquotation and arguing that well-fitted trousers influence a preacher’s presence. He notes that creased pants symbolize discipline and usefulness, while baggy attire distracts audiences and undermines sermons.
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William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Far East
Gazette
Roosevelt
Egypt
Pittsburg
Bishop Quayle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Quayle
Kansas
Billy Sunday
Kid Wedge
the Gazette
Sermon on Bishop Quayle Faces Press Critique
The writer laments a Pittsburg audience misreading Bishop Quayle and blames a likely yellow journalist for misrepresenting his arguments. The piece mocks the effect of clothing on rhetoric and cautions against unfair sensationalism in reporting.
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Bishop Quayle
Pittsburg
Political Calendar for 1910 From Pennsylvania Republican notes
A 1910 political events calendar prepared by George D. Thorn lists key dates for campaigns and filings in Harrisburg and by the Republican State Committee. It covers filing deadlines for primaries and county offices, statewide officer elections, and constitutional rule changes effective after November 1909.
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George D. Thorn
State Department
Harrisburg
Republican State Committee
Secretary of Commonwealth
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Roosevelt on Hunting in the Sotik Picture Gallery
Mr Roosevelt's seventh article in current magazines showcases striking wildlife photographs by Kermit. It features giraffe, rhinos, fighting wildebeest, a wounded lioness about to charge, and a massive rhino advancing. The piece blends flora and fauna with vivid Africa scenery.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Sotik
Kermit
Africa
Humphrey Bill Advocate Warns of War Strain on U S
Representative William E. Humphrey, author of the Humphrey bill, warns in Travel Magazine April of U S military helplessness in war with a great power. He cites sending troops to Cuba on foreign ships and returning on foreign vessels, saying no American ships were available and calling the fact shameful.
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United States
William E. Humphrey
Humphrey
Merchant Marine
Travel
Cuba
Roosevelt selects Connolly for navy world tour writing
Theodore Roosevelt chose James B. Connolly to accompany the American fleet on a literary mission around the world. Connolly wrote The Wireless Night of Hai Po Bay for Hampton's Magazine April issue, aiming to rival Kipling's sea stories in interest and charm.
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United States Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
James B. Connolly
Mr. Connolly
Hai-Po Bay
Navy Life
Hampton's
Rudyard Kipling
Don’t Be Sorry for Yourself Says Mrs Wiggs
The Punxsutawney Spirit quotes Mrs Wiggs cautioning that seeking sympathy makes one a nuisance to friends. It urges appreciation and thankfulness, noting a living is what people get from life and happiness depends more on disposition than surroundings.
News Notes of the Week by Places
A brief roundup of weekly notes organized by location covers notable events, updates, and happenings across several regions. It highlights community briefs and succinct reports from multiple localities.
Many Important Events From Warren Area
Old pipe line office at Clarendon destroyed by fire. Emil Amann resigns after 12 years with Warren Water Company. A dance at Page Hollow draws attendees from the city. A bull terrier named Betty dies from strychnine poisoning. Union Motor company to open in Oil City with 130 workers and $150,000 capital. Funeral for John Reynolds held at St. Joseph's. Police raid two resorts on Union and Chestnut streets. Sailors' and Soldiers' monument work improves site. Jamestown to host Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Barnum & Bailey circus. Warren Street Railway starts new track to city limits. Farewell dinner for Eva Fouch and Mrs. Carnes as they depart for Kansas City. Edward Schultz killed by a cow in Erie county. Driver William Walters narrowly escapes train. Gaines spirit well drill resumes toward 5200 feet. Mme. Schumann-Heink to perform April 15 in Warren. Edward Coady funeral held at St Titus'. School medical inspections funded in Erie. James Jarowski captured and brought back to Franklin. Five Foley teamsters strike for higher pay. others continue work. Local incidents include jail inmate Adelesberger's suicide attempt. Community notices list numerous local visitors and movers.
Judge Rice to Assist Graft Trials in Allegheny County
Judge W E Rice of Warren county will assist Allegheny county judges in graft trials. Trials began Monday. judges will be busy for several days due to heavy workload.
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W. E. Rice
Warren County
Allegheny County
Allegheny
Quarrel Halts Jail Break Plot In Smethport
Maud Taylor prisoner in Smethport jail for larceny and robbery conspired with Bradford inmate William Windsor to break out. Windsor, a trusted inmate, planned to release Taylor so they could elope, but a quarrel exposed the plot and Windsor loses jail privileges.
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Bradford
Windsor
Death notices in Pittsburg and area detail two gravesides
The first obituary reports Mrs. Nellie Crosby wife of Rev W K Crosby dying in Pittsburg after a 10 day illness at Columbia hospital. She leaves husband and three sons, plus a brother sister and mother. Funeral held at Erie M E church. The second obituary notes Horace Braley dying March 22 1910 at his son's home after long illness since wife’s death, with children and grandchildren listed. funeral at son’s home with Baptist minister Rev Greene presiding. Burial at Foster cemetery beside wife.
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Edward Coady
North Clarendon
Thomas Coady
Titusville
St. Titus’ Catholic Church
Thomas W. Cavanaugh
St. Catherine’s Cemetery
Nellie Crosby
W. K. Crosby
Columbia
Pittsburg
Anti- Saloon League
Crosby
Walter M. Holmes
Ralph
William P. Murray
Erie
Alice Stanton
Newport
R. I
Tenth Street M. E
Horace Braley
Lander
Margaret Logan Braley
Ella Braley Babcock
Clarence Horace Braley
Lanning Hill
Florence Hitchcock
Isabelle Babcock
Willis
Marjorie
Jean Braley
Oil field activity shows March gains and declines
The Derrick monthly oil report notes March vs February: 44 fewer wells completed but 2374 more barrels per day in new production. Pennsylvania oil regions fall slightly, Illinois trims wells and output, Mid-Continent adds production despite fewer new wells. At month end, 39 more rigs and 107 more drilling wells, total 1602.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Mid-Continent
Wells Field
Lima-Indiana
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Warren Mail
the Mail Printing Company
Congress
State Senate
Ntate
Current Magazines
Republic
Schumann-Heink
Ner Given
Pipe Line
Clarendon
Shirley
Leaves Water Company
Emil Amann
Warren Water Company
Page Hollow Dance
Betty
R. M. Forbes
Liberty Street
Oil City
Union Motor Company
John Reynold
John Reynolds
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Union Street
Chestnut Street
Carlton Morse
Jamestown
Barnum & Bailey Circus
East
Warren Street Railway Company
Lacy
Piso Company
Arthur Pixley
Fifth Street
Eva Fouch
Wm. Carnes
Kansas City, Mo
Edward Schultz
Boscobel
Erie County
Schultz
William Walters
Slater Hardware Company
Walters
Struthers-Wells
Gaines
Mme
Adelina Patti
Jennie Lind
Castle Garden
Schumann- Heink
Ierie
Board of Controllers
Greenville
William Reyburn
Mercer County
Sharon
Burgess Robinson
Kane
Armour
Chicago
Express
Sjailbreaker
John Jarowski
Venango County
Dunkirk
Frank H. Williams
Jarowski
Teamsters
T. J. Foley
Conrad Adelesberger
Adelsperger
Oldtime Sugar Social
Schuler
Yankee Bush
E. H. Weiler
Noel Brontin
P. A. Gilbert
Rev
G. H. Way
Peari
Ill
James Brann
Armory
Charles Rathbun
Buffalo
City
D. F. A. Wheelock
J. H. Alexander
J. W. Elliott
OU. J. Moore
George Davies
New Jersey
Charles Shawkey
New York City
C. M. Shawkey
Perry Weiler
Cleveland
Earl McDonald
J. C. McDonald
Edward Lyons
Wellsville
N. Y
Lola Marrer
J. S. Bayer
F.H. Taylor
J. C. Sibley
John Campbell
Warren Friday
W.H. Muzzy
Columbus
A. S. Rogers
Nisses
Mabel Thompson
Helen
Sam Ostergard
White Tool Company
A. I. Chapman
Bert Watt
Harry Knapp
F. A. Cogswell
Columbus R. O. 7. M. Lodge
Tracy Greenland
New York
Hammond Iron Works
Harry Mintz
W. B. Offerlee
Marionville
John McMahon
Corry
Little Marie Foley
Edward
Will Metzgar
Clarence Metzgar
George Metzgar
Marie Roller
Reynoldsville
J. A. Schofield
A. J. Lesser
Judge Rice
Gettsyburg
National Guard
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
Gettysburg
Eclipse Refinery
Eclipse Oil Works
New Castle
Holy City
Gaul
Kane Choral Union
M. E
Alfred J. Mooney
Smethport
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