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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
4
Editorial says the new primary law failed its first test last Saturday. Critics blame its ease of cross party voting and call for amendments to enforce party separation. The piece warns of high election costs and urges legislative action at the next session.
The passage ponders Saturday's Prohibition ballot outcome and whether voters supported Republicans. It also quotes Roosevelt urging self-reliance for boys and pride in homemaking for girls, stressing duty and labor.
The article urges readers to rely on local home merchants rather than mail order houses or wholesale grocers during unemployment. It frames small retailers as the trustworthy option when jobs vanish and prosperity declines.
The Hudson tunnel system shown under the river with terminal buildings represents a remarkable engineering achievement. Under chief engineer Charles M. Jacobs and J. Vipond Davies work began in 1902 with limited progress through silt and rock, using the Greathead shield and shield-door method to push ahead rapidly. Progress rates reached 72 feet in 24 hours through clay and 10 to 12 feet through rock, marking a breakthrough in underwater tunneling.
A street survey in New York City finds only one of five individuals traces ancestry to American ancestors three generations prior. The study highlights diverse immigrant origins and shifting lineage patterns in the metropolis.
The article lauds Dr C D Smead of Logan New York as a leading veterinary surgeon and educator in animal care and breeding. It credits his lifelong practical farming background and continuous study for the New York Tribune Farmer. The piece promotes a one year subscription offer for the Tribune Farmer and mail.
The Warren county Teachers Institute met January 19 1853 at Sugar Grove. Jagger acted as temporary chair and Alfred Clark as secretary. Rev Crane Dr Andrews and others spoke after the Constitution was read. A special meeting was set for January 26 at 2 PM at the Sugar Grove M E church. Proceedings ordered for publication in local papers. Adjourned.
A panther killed by two sportsmen between Tioga village and Wellsboro about two weeks ago measured 11 feet from nose to tail. Elmira Gazette.
Observations by a French horse butcher show a horse carcass yields 369 pounds of meat. U S candle making consumes over 130 million pounds of tal low annually. Foggy days disrupt London street merchants with about 15000 dollars lost. Last year exports rise most in cars carriages and automobiles. Legal blanks at Matt Office.
Official vote tallies list Republican and Democratic entries for Warren County primaries held April 11 1908. Delegates to National Convention show E W Parshall 2875 and Harry Watson 2796 for Republican while B Clawson 639 T Ritchey 161 W Van Eman 65 and C Whistler 129 for Democratic. Other county offices include State Convention delegate W R Dawson 565 and Carmichael 427. County Auditor Frank McClellan 670 Orr 738. Jury Commissioner J H. Assembly T L Hampson 342. Judge W E Rice 87 Driscoll 777.
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