Tillman praised as a Southern race agitator by Northern speeches
The Buffalo Express argues Senator Tillman exposes Northern readers to the hostility faced by African Americans in the South and condemns lynching while noting Tillman represents a noisy white supremacy faction, not the South’s educated majority. Booker Washington and Frederick Douglass are contrasted with Tillman’s rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
North
Chicago
South
Booker Washington
Frederick Douglass
South Carolina
Senate
the Express
Buffalo Express
Trade prospers as holiday demand boosts 1905-year records
Holiday trade boosts agriculture, industry, and mercantile sectors with 1905 records in sight. Reports from leading cities show steady trade, rising mercantile collections, and strong forward orders into next year. Wages rise in textile plants, dividends hit highs, railways gain 8.7 percent, and New York foreign commerce surpasses 1905 totals. Commercial failures total 6.8 million with 192 US and 19 Canada in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
New York
United States
Canada
Right Way on Publication of City Assessments
A Chester council member urges a resolution to publish city assessments in newspapers or pamphlets. The plan aims for equitable property valuation and recommends state legislation to require city boards of assessors and county commissioners to publish assessments for taxpayers' benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Council
Cupid Versus Yale Hearts and Yale Tigers Clash
Robert Saunders faces heartbreak after courting Elaine Sheriff while Yale and Princeton clash in a crucial game. Saunders struggles between love and college loyalty as Yale wins 6 to 2, leaving Elaine dampened and Saunders introspective about the stakes of pride and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Saunders
Yale
Edi
Harvard
Tigers
Saunders
Elaine Sheriff
Ultra Marine
Princeton
Elaine
Robert
Meade
Eli
Tiger
Marriages Reported in Jamestown and Warren 1906
A list of wedding announcements from Jamestown and Warren dated November 28 and 29 1906. The couples include Charles Bilquist Florine Bouton Frank Woodard Mary Musselman William Morton Mable Johnson John Peterson Christie Griegesen Walter Meason Lena Tellman Peter Jensen Lenora Murphy Gust Swanson and Helen Gustafson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooparrd—Musselman
M. E. Parsonage
Frewsburg
N. Y
M. W. Stone
Frank Lew Woodard
Mary M. Musselman
Youngsville, Pa
Morton—Johnson
Jamestown
A. A. Horton
William M. Morton
Spring Creek
Mable C. Johnson
Garland, Pa
Meason—Tellman
Jamestown, N. Y
L. L. Hanchett
J. P
Walter Meason
Lena Tellman
Swanson
Gustafson
Warren
Isaacson
Gust Swanson
Helen Gustafson
Deaths in Warren Area 1906 Obituary Notes
Obituaries report Paul W. Brown aged 72 of Warren died December 1 1906 from kidney trouble at his son’s home. Civil War veteran and former Assembly member. Elizabeth Madden 37 died December 2 brain trouble. Margaret Brown 41 died December 2 consumption. N J Dove brother of James Dove of Warren died in Rochester New York. Interments listed in Marshtown and Tidioute areas. Survivors include spouses, children, and multiple siblings.
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R. N. Brown
Joseph Brown
Oregon
Richard and
Charles
Farmington
Fannie Worden
Iowa
Thomas Knapp
Martha Kerr
Corry
Marshtown
Mappen
Warren
Elizabeth
James Madden
Mary Murphy
Albion
D. S. Loveless
Bradford
J. B. Doty
St. James
R. I
J. C. Dailey
Terre Haute
Ind
Ella Murphy
Jas. Green
Cleveland
John Murphy
Crossingville
Crawford County
James Murphy
Butler
Frank Murphy
William
Kire
Brown
E. M. Schwing
Margaret Brown
E.M. Schwing
A. H. Ludlow
Helen Bernoel
Wavesburg
Tidioute, Pa
Family Notices From Warren Report Two Births
BORN. GREENLAND. At Warren on November 28 1906 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Boon Greenlund of the South Side Clark. At Warren on December 4 1906 a son was born to Mr and Mrs O S Clark.
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Greenland
Warren
Anger Draws Arrows From Quiver Patience Out of Bag
Fragmentary line reads Anger draws arrows out of the quiver patience nuts out of the bag. The note appears to be a clipped editorial or subscription tease from The Matt newsletter.
Cinderella’s Fur Slipper Debate Across Time
A philologist and a young girl debate Cinderella’s slipper, arguing the original was made of vair, a fur, not verre glass. The story’s French origins and oral transmission led to a printed mislabeling as glass. The critic questions the practicality and comfort of a glass slipper.
Tiger slain by shell shock in Indian wilds
Captain Forsyth recounts a tiger killed by an explosive shell despite initial nonreaction. From forty yards the beast stood still under a bush then collapsed after the elephant driven kick, the shell striking the forehead and bursting in the brain.
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Forsyth
India
Women Miniature Painters Highlighted in The New Idea
The December issue of The New Idea Woman's Magazine features an extensive piece on American women artists who paint miniatures. It notes leaders like Laura C. Hills and others, tracing Hills from Christmas cards to pastels and finally to refined miniature work, earning wide critical notice.
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New Idea Woman’s Magazine
America
Charles I
Laura C. Hills
kKthel Blanchard
Martha Baker
Magda Heuerman
Anna Lynch
Hills
Art Students’ League
New York
Art School
Boston
Primary election notice for Warren County 1907
Republicans of Warren County are informed that primaries for the February election will be held January 26 1907 from 2 to 8 pm at regular polling places. Regular election officers serve as primary officers. Candidates for borough ward township and election district offices must file with ten signatures by January 5 1907. County commissioners will provide ballots and blanks.
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Heradqs
Republican Country Com
Warren
Warren County
E. W. Parshall
Pennsylvania Court Denies Liquor Dealers Bottling Rights
The Superior Court of Pennsylvania rules against wholesale liquor dealers and their ability to bottle beer. The decision is expected to be appealed to the state Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
No Money Means No Pressure to Save
With no funds to manage, the individual faces no obligation to save. The line between spending and saving blurs when resources are nonexistent and financial planning becomes unnecessary.
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Cupid
Joseph
Yale Nine
Diant
Nassau
Princeton Nine
Banders
N. Greenland & Son
Gladerun
J. W. Smith
Charles Bouton
Charles Bilquist
Florine Bouton
Cork
Rochester
N. J. Dove
James Dove
From
Missouri
Qkeqort
Warren, Pa
Audit Company of New York
National Bank Examiner
Jerry Crary
G. N. Parmlee
David W. Beaty Charles Chase C. Schimmelfeng
A. T. Scofield Watson D. Hinckley Miner
D. Crary
Andrew Hertzel
F. E. Hertzel Lee S. Clough
William E. Rice
Hon. WM. D. Brown
C. Horton Smith
Geo. F. Watso Charles W. Jamieson N.son
P. Wheeler
Warren National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Warren, Penn’a
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