Roads vs Canal in New York Election Call
County Chairman Wilbur urges Republicans to register by Sept 7 and pay taxes by Oct 7 while New York voters face a proposed constitutional amendment authorizing 50 million dollars for permanent roads and a 103 million dollar canal expansion. Panama Canal commission focuses on sanitation and transportation as Shonts claims a canal opening within five years amid ongoing investigations of Mayor Weaver.
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Wilbur
New York
Buffalo
Albany
Panama Canal Commission
Shonts
Alice Roosevelt honored in Far East visit with Taft
Miss Alice Roosevelt receives honors during a Far East tour with Secretary Taft. She is invited to call on China's queen and is offered marriage by the Sultan of Sulu, who already has six wives. She declines for an American husband.
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Alice Roosevelt
Far East
Taft
China
Sulu
Alice
Cheaper Admonition Suggested for Judge Hooker
The Watertown Times notes the state spent 30000 to convict and discharge Judge Hooker and urge him to go and sin no more. It mockingly suggests the admonition could have been cheaper, perhaps a ten cent copy of the ten commandments.
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The
Watertown Times
Hooker
Warren County township urged to enforce road stone removal law
A reader asks if any Warren County township supervisors are complying with the law requiring removal of loose stones from roads. If so the MaIL should be advised for credit. if not the law should be enforced.
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Warren County
Japan Raises Sunken Russian Ships in Sea of Japan
Japan proceeds with salvage of sunken Russian vessels in the Sea of Japan amid broader tensions, signaling a firm stance on reclaiming assets despite potential land and financial hurdles.
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Sea of
Japan
Open door and square deal form peace demand says exchange
An exchange notes that Uncle Sam seeks only an open door a fair agreement and the Monroe doctrine integrity in the peace talks. The comment frames the U S position as modest yet principled amid negotiations.
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Uncle Sam
Ocean liner brings 109 babies to New York shores
An arriving ocean liner to New York carries 109 babies amid a fierce voyage described as a relentless squall. Mrs Nation jokes that Gov Folk is a lobster, arguing a lobster is quiet and nonconfrontational. The piece notes growing town streetwise impressions.
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New York
Family reunions and large families in vogue this year
A column notes that family reunions remain popular as many households host gatherings. It highlights the trend of large families keeping traditions alive and emphasizes the social value of shared meals and extended kin network connections.
Businessman Who Talks to Readers Wins Customers
A sharp editorial voice mirrors in-store conversation as a businessman treats daily readers like customers. The piece argues that engaging directly with the public sustains trust and drives success.
Republicans Call for Broad State Party Candidacy
The Harrisburg Telegraph argues Republicans outside Philadelphia and Allegheny counties should supply nominees. It says party management has been centralized and urges countrywide Republican strength, with the pendulum swinging back to include conservative, unselfish members from all regions.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Harrisburg
Harvest Boom Drives Record US Crops and Prices
The Department of Agriculture reports an unprecedented harvest with a 710 million bushel wheat yield near a record peak and a 300 million bushel corn crop. Strong world shortages keep prices high as extra corn heads to Europe while domestic consumption rises. Other grains also perform well, supporting sustained price levels.
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Department of Agriculture
Europe
Ex-Gov Stone urges bold stance against party organs
Ex Governor Stone criticizes the Philadelphia press and urges political leaders to act. He insists Senator Penrose must campaign, Mayor Weaver should rally the Organization, and a Berry vote protests the State Organization. Elkin allies remain angry as the State campaign won’t be easy. Publicity from independent press is decisive.
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Stone
Mugwump
Philadelphia
Penrose
Weaver
Berry
Friends
John P. Elkin
Record Run Sets 130 Mile Fast Time in Illinois Route
Engineer Jerry McCarthy powered a five car Pennsylvania special train 130 miles from Crestline to Fort Wayne in 102 minutes despite a 23 minute late start. The 80 mph average raised doubts on safety and topped the previous 112 minute mark. The piece also notes Harrisburg Democrats nominating John Stewart for Supreme Judge by acclamation and their plan to influence the GOP on State Treasurer Plummer.
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Crestina
Fort Wayne
Jerry McCarthy
Crestline
McCarthy
Harrisburg
John Stewart
Stewart
Gov. Pennypacker
John Dean
Pennsylvania Special Sets Clean Schedule Record in July
The Pennsylvania railroad’s Pennsyl vania special ran on time in Chicago every day in July. During the same period the eastbound Pennsyl vania special reached New York on schedule on twenty three days. Average detention over seven days was under ten minutes, caused by uncontrollable conditions.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
New York
Shortest pangram claim by typewriter manager
The manager asserts a twenty nine letter sentence contains the entire alpha oea Qu ick wafting zephyrs vex bold Jim and is therefore the shortest English pangram.
Roosevelt to Mediate Peace Between Japan and Russia
A report suggests peace may be declared soon between Japan and Russia with President Roosevelt as the author of the settlement. The proclamation would position the United States as mediator in the international accord.
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Japan
Russia
Roosevelt
Legal Blanks Rule at Mall Office Draws Attention
Local mall office emphasizes legal blanks as a specialty service attracting shoppers and small business clients seeking standardized forms and documents. The note highlights efficiency and accessibility of filing and processing at the mall location.
Hustle and Advertise for Business Growth
A compilation of brief notes and editorial quips on commerce politics and society. It cites Labor Day being September 4th as a legal holiday and notes varied items from corn in Kansas to a Buffalo judge fining a kiss thief. It includes opinions on Roosevelt and Japan Russia, citizenship rulings, railroads worth, and Clinton county bridge bids.
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Business Men’s Magazine
Kansas
Court auction notice in Warren County case 1904
In equity Anna G Chapman sues Lemuel Chapman et al No 10 September Term 1904 a decree on June 19 1905 directs sale at public auction at the Warren Court House on Monday September 18 1905 in Warren County Pennsylvania
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Court OF Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Anna G. Chapman
Lemuel Chapman
Property Sale Under Fiery Facias Warr Co Pa
Writs issued from Warren County Court of Common Pleas direct sale at Warren Court House at 2 PM. Property described as a parcel in Warren bounded by Hazel and Fifth streets with specific measurements and two reserved strips. Seized as the estate of R F Van Doorn and Mary L VanDoorn, in suit by Jerry Crary, Warren G Horton, Horace A Crary administrator, Isaac Horton estate.
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Columbus
Warren County
State of Pennsylvania
Bear Lake Boro
Columbus Township
Main Street
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad Company
D. Crowe
Crowe
James W. W G
Court of Common Pleas
Warren Co
Borough of
Warren
Pennsylvania
Hazel Street
Said Street
Inlet No
Fifth Street
J. P
Emma J. Marston
Susan M. Marston
R. F. van Doorn
E. J. Marston
R. F. VanDoorn
Mary L. VanDoorn
Jerry Crary
Warren G. Horton
Horace A. Crary
Admr
Isaac Horton
Notice of Administrators Accounts in Warren Court
Register Crandall lists accounts filed for estates in Warren County with a September 4 hearing at 2 PM. Includes final and first and final accounts for Schramling, Linquist guardians, Clark, Thompson, Chase, LeRoy, Walter executors, Hertzel executors, Dawson administrator, and related estates. Office note dated August 5 1905.
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Warren County
Orphans’ Court
L. M. Schramling
Mary Schramling
Levi Ashton
Charles Chase
Lizzie Irvine
A. J. Irvine
Rose LeRoy
Charles Shaw
Albert D. Walter
George J. Walter
Register. Register
Warren
Service of Writ of Foreign Attachment in 1905 case
In Forest County a writ of Foreign Attachment is issued against Ward C. Oille and Albert E. McKeen nonresidents of Pennsylvania. The court orders publication in Forest Republican and Warren Mail for six weeks. The Sheriff is commanded to attach their real and personal property and have them appear at the Fourth Monday of September to answer A Sperry's suit.
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District Court of the United States
Western District
Penn
A. Abner Belcher Hazeltine
Sugar Grove
Warren County
Congress
Pittsburg
William T. Lindsey
A. Sperry
Ward C. Oille
Albert E. McKeen
Oille
McKeen
Court of Common Pleas
Forest County
Pennsylvania
North Tonawanda
State of New York
A.C. Brown
Forest Republican
Tionesta
Forest Co
Warren Mail
Warren, Warren Co
Geo. W. Noblit
C. Oille
Assumpsit
W. M. Lindsey
Seal ‘O Ward
State of
R. N. Brown
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Charles E. Rice
Luzerne Co
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Huntingdon Co
J. Lee Plummer
Blair Co
John Siggins
Tidioute
Frankin
F. M. Downing Warren
Register
Edwin R. Allen
Elmer E.thompson
Farmington
A. M. Bennett
Spring Creek
L. D. Putnam
Chance
Portsmouth
State Normal Schools of
New York Herald
Asbury Park
United States Supreme Court
United States
Oil
Philo. Inquirer
Clinton County
Fishing Creek
Porter Township
Owego Bridge Company
Liberty Street
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Burgess and Town Council
Pennsyvanies
Water Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Liberty and
Market Streets
Clark Street
W. B. Weed
J.C. Geist
Prothy
Dora Breidenbaker
Albert W. Breidenbaker
Laura Knapp
C. Allen
C. H. Walton
Justina Walton
Philadelphia Fire Insurance Company
Michael Bright
O. P. Purdy
N.S. Higby
Chas. A. Higby
R.R
Lemuel L. Oliver Vs
D. A. Glenn
Chas, Pane
Asitun
Elizabeth Burke
M. J. Burke
R. R. Co
T. W. McNett
Jno
P. Melvin
G.C. Irvine
Fred W. Sears
Leonard Stanton
Leon Stanton
Elizabeth A. Lamon
William Lamon
William Tavary
Jas. H. Cooper
Darius
B.S. Magill & Son
R. L. Thomas
Sydney Blackman
R. Vanarsdale
Theodore Johnson
Worthy
Stanford
A. W. Bumpus
H. M. Putnam
National Bank
G. N. Parmlee
KF. K. Hertzel
E. H. Lampe
J. M. Sonne
Teller
Hon
Wm. D. Brown
David W. Beaty
C. Schimmelfeng
A. T. Scofield
Watson D. Hinckley
Miner D. Crary
Andrew Hertzel
F. E. Hertzel
Nelson P. Wheeler
Mac
Jarvis & Baker
Penn’a Avenue West
Warren, Pa
Oxfords
Eberhart & Miller
Citizens National Bank
Levi Smith
Fred P. Hue
David L. Gerould
Cashier
F. A. McDowell
K. T. Hazeltine
J. G. Curtis
W. C. Norris
H. A. Booth
Samuel Peterson
D. L. Gerould
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