Quay Learns Elkin’s Gubernatorial Bid Faces Party Push
The piece reports on Senator Quay opposing Attorney General Elkin for Pennsylvania governor. Quay says he would name Elkin if allowed, but cannot support his candidacy, signaling a fierce GOP convention fight. Various editorials react with mixed views as Elkin vows to press on and win the nomination.
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Quay
Elkin
Pennsylvania
Durham
Senator Quay
Scranton
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Indiana
Oil City
Stone
Jaay
Eliin
Philo. Times
United States
Commonwealth
Penrose
Titusville
Philo. Press
Republican Announcements for Congress Nominees
A compilation of Republican candidates announced for various state and county offices. Joseph C. Sibley of Franklin seeks the 28th district Congress nomination, with other listings including Henry H. Caminas for Senator, L. C. Baker for Assembly, Charles D. Crandall for Warren county offices, and multiple County Commissioner and Auditor hopefuls with primary or convention conditions.
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Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Franklin
Henry H. Caminas
Tidionte
Warren
Wendango
Beef trust may spur a vegetable diet, aiding farmers
The text argues the beef trust could unintentionally benefit the public by promoting vegetables over meat. It suggests eastern farmers gain by raising more beef cattle, noting the trust's price manipulation to push farmers into cattle raising and then lower prices. It proposes farmers continue raising young cattle for market.
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Beef Trust
America
Trust
New Pension Commissioner Named in Kansas
Eugene F. Wall of Kansas is chosen as the new Commissioner of Pensions. The record notes he is an old soldier who can write machine poetry and may satisfy some while facing skepticism from pension attorneys who urge removal of the current official Evans.
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Eugene F. Wall
Kansas
Evans
Death of Dr T Dewitt Talmage Annotates Public Life
The death of Dr T Dewitt Talmage leaves a void in newspapers that published his sermons and removed a prominent preacher from public affairs. He was once seen as a religious mountebank yet he preached a cheerful gospel in a convincing way and the world is better for his life.
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T. Dewitt Talmage
Farmhand's Rainy Luck Fares On April Start
A hired man who began work on the farm April first has found success with the increasing rain. A man never realizes how ill he has been until he receives the doctor's bill.
Best Job Printing at the Mar office
Local shop promotes its printing services for mar office needs highlighting quality and reliability for job printing tasks.
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Mar
Pennsylvania Poised for Record Fruit Plantings This Year
Secretary of Agriculture Hamilton asserts Pennsylvania leads the nation in fruit growing and will plant more fruit trees than ever. He praises the state's fruit quality, notes California ships more yet lags in growing quality, and says Pennsylvania fruit compares favorably with anywhere.
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Pennsylvania
Hamilton
Union
California
McKean GOP Names Full Slate for Local Race
The Republicans of McKean county unveil a strong ticket led by S. R. Dresser for Congress and John W. Campbell and J. M. McElory for Assembly. Other nominees include John A. Peterson for County Commissioners, George Griffiths, Sheriff Charles K. Mays, District Attorney John Melvin, Prothonotary Samuel E. Bell, Recorder H. M. Choate, Clerk of Court W. H. Morrison, Register John B. Eastman, and County Auditors B. G. Bartle Oscar Engstrom.
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McKean County
Congress
S. R. Dresser
Assembly
John W. Campbell
J. M. McElory
John A. Peterson
George Griffiths
Charles K. Mays
John Melvin
Samuel E. Bell
H. M. Choate
W. H. Morrison
John B. Eastman
B. G. Bartle
Oscar Engstrom
Cambridge Springs News editor seeks Assembly nomination
Clark D. Eckles, editor of the Cambridge Springs News, runs for the Republican nomination for Assembly in Crawford county. He has twice lost the seat before and now hopes to win. His Warren friends expect success this year.
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Clark D. Eckles
Cambridge Springs
Assembly
Crawford County
Warren
Times Demands on Tax, War, and Canals in Era of Change
The piece notes Adams Express Company challenging Erie city taxes on horses as personal property and cites broad state concerns, from beer spending in Allegheny County to war tax reductions totaling 111 million over two years. It laments the Pennsylvania canal closure and previews possible constitutional amendment ratification by year’s end.
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Adams Express Company
Erie
Allegheny County
McCormick
Harrisburg
Boston Transcript
London
Sam
John Bull
United States
Great Britain
South Africa
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Columbia
Northumberland
Luze
Loyal Lock
Williamsport
Senate
House
Please Dont Girls Elmonton News Editor’s Station Advice
The Elmonton News editor offers cautionary guidance to young women about avoiding flirtatious station behavior. He warns against cheapening themselves by seeking male attention, speaking boldly to known men, standing on corners, chewing gum, and slang. He urges modesty and refinement to gain genuine admiration.
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Elmonton News
President vows veto on desertion charges bills
S H Gray notes in the Franklin News that the President will veto all bills removing desertion charges from soldiers. He argues that disability at the time of desertion does not excuse later guilt and that such bills are steps toward pension claims.
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S. H. Gray
Franklin News
New Pensions Granted for Total Disability in Service
A recent decision grants back pension at $3 a month to all soldiers totally disabled for one month or more, dating from their pension application. The ruling particularly affects Spanish American War veterans.
Post Office Revenue Surges As Government Surplus Grows
The article notes a national cash surplus of eighteen million dollars higher than a year earlier and a robust Post Office Department posting four million dollars in profit for the quarter ending March 31.
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Uncle Sam
Pittsburg City Seeks a New Political Boss
Last Tuesday's Times notes the city faces a keen desire for leadership with calls for a strong political boss. The piece laments the sad state of affairs and hints at unease among residents regarding governance without a boss.
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Pittsburg
Nineteen Republican County Commissioner Announcements
The Derrick notes Venango county has nineteen declarations for the Republican nomination for County Commissioner at the upcoming primaries, about twice Warren county’s count, and states that there are enough announcements in circulation.
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Derrick
Venango County
Warren County
Chautauqua Calendar of Summer Events
Calendar lists opening of off season July 2 and summer schools July 5, then events through August 28. Dates include Woman's day July 18, field day July 25, C L S C rallying day July 31, Missionary Institute August 2–4, Missionary Sunday August 3, tennis tournament August 4, Old First Night August 6, denominational day August 7, Aquatic day August 12, recognition day August 13, school closes August 15, National Army day August 16, Grange day August 23, season closes August 28.
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Missionary Institute
National Army
Engraved Cards and Wedding Invitations At The Mail
Engraved cards and wedding invitations announced at The Mail New Spring Cloths displayed at store of Jacob Keller the Tailor. Call and see for details.
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Jacob Keller
Warren Real Estate Investment Promises High Profits
Real estate in Warren attracts rapid turnover as population rises, with predictions of 20 000 residents in five years. The firm promises reasonable prices and easy terms, notes hotel plans for 50 to 100 guests, a Dyke extension, and multiple manufacturing plants, with lots held firm for sixty days. Office at Savings Bank Building West End.
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Warren
Court of Common Pleas
Warrena County
Maria K. Hamblin
H. I. Hamblin
Warren Borough
Said County
Brokenstraw Township
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Veer Road
Hamblin
L. Peterson
Peterson
H. J. Hamblin
A. J. Hamblin
James W. Wiggins
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Ing
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Jenkins
South Carolina
Miles
Bradford
Dun & Co
Troy Times
Eugene F. Ware
Topeka
Kan
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Harrisburg Telegraph
West Newton
L. C. Baker
Columons
Register and Recorder
Chas. D. Crandall
Register
The
Orphans’ Court
Frank M. Downing
South West
Frank Hagberg
Elk
Edgar W. Moors
Spring Creek
Chas. Tompsett
Triumph
S. M. Couswell
John A. Woop
Tiona
KE. E. Thompson
Farmington Tp
August Flopine
Warrenboro
A. M. Bennett
Frank M. Knapp
Morkis
Garland
C. A. Clark
Russell
A. T. Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati
Ohio
Savings Bank
West End
Wm. Cook
West Warren Real Estate Co
Clarendon
T Thomas Onway
HH. Henderson
Clarendon, Pa
Tee
Delos Franklin
Farmington
Penn
Agnes Franklin
Admx
Lander, Pa
Eben Morgan
Fsther
Polk Co
J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Grass Seed
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
W. F. Henry
Warren Savings Bank
Prat Medicine Co
Cleveland
Siegfried’s
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