Probers Report on Capitol Scandal Moves Forward
Governor Stuart holds findings of Legislative Commission on alleged e do ing in the new capitol project. He will transmit the report to Attorney General Todd for action. Probers scrutinized all aspects while the Commonwealth’s prosecutor and noted counsel vow to pursue restitution and prosecutions in Dauphin County courts.
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Stuart
Legislative Commission
Auttorney
Todd
Dauphin County
Commonwealth
Telegraph
Berry Hints at Convictions in State Inquiry
State Treasurer William H. Berry praised the Capitol Investigation Commission's work and said he believed at least three named individuals Huston Sanderson and Shumaker could be convicted. He doubted none of the fifteen others named would be spared, calling for legal judgments on more serious charges.
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Berry
William H. Berry
Stuart
Capitol Investigation Commission
Chester
Mitter
Huston
Weiliczka Salt Mine United by Six Centuries of Work
The Austrian Weiliczka salt mine embraces 600 galleries and employs 9,000 miners. Operations have spanned six centuries, reflecting enduring mining heritage and industry in the region.
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Weiliczka
Trade Conditions Report Shows Mixed Signals and Rising Trade
The week saw railway securities at low levels since July 1904, tighter money and a telegraph strike weighing on markets, yet jobbing, manufacturing, and crop progress offered support. Interior reports show active current trade and bright fall prospects, with production reaching new records. Bank exchanges and foreign commerce improved while August failures totaled 177 in the U.S. and 29 in Canada.
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New York
Humor Surges in American Business Ads Promoter Seeks Free Space
The Pittsburg writer complains about an oil promoter's plan to use free half column ads as news, plus editorial endorsement, free copies, and a reporter to drum up more ad sales. The piece condemns the scheme as a wasteful manipulation of newspapers and calls for scrutiny of such bait.
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America
Pittsburg
Incorporated Association of Easy Marks
Ohio
Franklin News
Borland
Suicide Tied to Meadville Bank Losses and Debt
The text notes George Wallace Delamater killed himself after a failed deal that would have provided cash to repay Meadville bank depositors he oversaw. It suggests his debt regrets and despair, while asserting his genuine attempt to settle debts before his death.
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George Wallace Delamater
Meadville Bank
Fall session opens at Edinboro Normal on Sept tenth
The Edinboro Normal announces the fall session starts September tenth. Prospective students are urged to secure rooms early and request the college catalogue from Principal Joun F. Bicier.
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Edinboro
Joun F. Bicier
Meeting of Warren County Pomona Grange in Sept
The War ren County Pomona Grange will meet Sept 5 6 with Pleasant Grange starting 1 30 p m at the European hotel Warren. A welcome by Samuel Ekey of Pleasant Grange and a response by Mrs Bertha Wilcox open the program with questions for discussion and a Woman's Hour program led by Mrs Alice Perkins.
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Pomona Grange
Warren County
Pleasant Grange
European Hotel
Suspension Bridge
Warren
Samuel Ekey
Bertha Wilcox
Watson Grange
H. F. Andrews
Brokenstraw Grange
Scandia Grange
Grange
Corydon Grange
Columbus Grange
Harry Robinson
Farmington Grange
T. J. Irvine
Warren Grange
Eldred Grange
O. C. Sparks
Alice Perkins
C. F. Olmstead
Spring Creek Grange
A. W. Bumpus
Ann Siggins
Delamater
Valley Grange
H. Stoneberg
Limestone Grange
Garber
Chas. Dalrymple
Allegheny Grange
Thresa Dasen
Otto Marker
BK. D. Stewart
B. A. West
Government experts foresee smaller grain crops but ample supply this winter
Officials estimate crops will shrink from last year yet exceed early predictions. They caution final totals depend on harvest progress and weather. If correct, farmers can purchase manufactured goods in large quantities, sustaining business through winter.
Clergymen and Others to Pay Full Fare After October First
Clergymen and charity workers and inmates of soldiers homes who had previously received half fares from railroads must pay full passenger tariff when the two cent law takes effect on October 1.
Marriages in Jamestown and surrounding areas dated August 1907
A list of marriage notices from Jamestown and nearby towns dated August 1907. Couples include Rudolph A. Johnson and Lina C. Wallin in Jamestown, Howard Lesser and Della Poundstone in Boulder, Grace Campbell and Fred J. Dunbar in James town, Charles Burch and Alta Chambers in Jamestown, Calvin S. White and Clara L. Hartz in Albany, and Barton Roffee and Sue Tipton in Tidioute.
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Dunbar—Campbell
Jamestown
N. Y
M. E. Church
Fred J. Dunbar
Ridgway
Grace Campbell
North Clarendon
Burch—Chambers
Austin Becker
Horace Ogden
Charles Burch
Alta Chambers
Russell
White—Hartz
Albany
N.Y
Mr. Brown
Calvin S. White
Hartford, Conn
Clara L. Hartz
Warren
Roffrer—Tipton
Tidioute
S. F. Marks
Barton Roffee
Chicago
Sue Tipton
Obituaries from Warren area dated August 1907
Notices report the deaths of Rear Admiral James A. Smith in Philadelphia and H T Barber in Norwalk Ohio with details on ages, careers, and survivors. Also listed are Anna Zinbychen of North Warren and Charles Johnson of Sugar Grove Pennsylvania with funeral or burial details.
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Smuir H
Philadelphia
James A. Smith
Smith
U. S. Navy
May Bartlett
L. F. Watson
Warren
Josephine Smith
Stebbins
Brooklyn
N. Y
Watson Lot
Oakland
BORN AT WARREN IN 1907 CHILDREN LISTED
A Warren births notice reports a daughter for Charles and Lindmark of Canton street on Aug 13 1907 a son for Howard Kincaid of Spruce street a son for Martin Sandin at North Warren on Aug 19 1907 and a son for Joseph Gray of Warren on Aug 15 1907.
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Sanpin
North Warren
Martin Sandin
Well Earned Vacation For Veteran Rural Carrier
RoussELL Aug 16 Beginning tomorrow Joseph Briggs R F D carrier on Route 11 will take his annual fifteen day vacation Briggs has carried mail on Route 1 since September 1 1903 nearly four years and has never missed a day He was 70 years old on February 3 last
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Roussell
Joseph Briggs
R. F
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the Mail Publishing CO
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W.S. Pitrmann
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Pouarter
Philander C. Knox
John O. Sheatz
C. S. Keefer
D. F. A. Wheelock
W. S. Peirce
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Canada
Dun’s
Menda
Tion
N. Greenland & Son
Warren, PA
Lesser— Poundstong
Boulder, Col
Howard Lesser
Della Poundstone
Boulder
Lesser
E. J. Lesser
Saratoga
Lake Shore
New York Central
St. Lawrence River
Adirondacks
Boston
J. W. Daly
Gen. Pass. Agt
Cleveland
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Wildwood
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
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Geo. W. Boyd
J. R. Wood
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Lincoln
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B. H. Brogst
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Olean
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Irvington
Warren Struthers
Glade
Kinzua
Sugar Run
Corydon
Salamanca
W.W. Atterbury
J.R. Wood
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