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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
4
N P Wheeler of Endeavor Pennsylvania declares his candidacy for Congress in the Twenty eighth District and submits to the primary rules to be held on June 4 1910. Announcement dated November 29 1909.
A 1909 notice announces Joseph A. Schofield as a Republican candidate for Assembly with primaries set for June 4, 1910. It also records Arthur W. Dennison authorized to announce his own Assembly candidacy subject to the June 4, 1910 primaries in Warren, Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania reports an unprecedented fiscal record with the state out of debt and a sinking fund surplus of $8,000. Auditors credit disciplined management under Republican guidance, with $2,643,917.02 set aside in banks to cover bonds and obligations. Governors and officials cite steady bond purchases reducing indebtedness from 1904 to 1908 and expect ongoing earnings from the sinking fund.
A Pennsyl vania Department of Agriculture exchange clarifies bee swarming. Bees may clean a tree before swarming or move without cleaning, with scouts sent to confirm sites. The State Zoologist notes variation and urges beekeepers to study habits for effective pest control and spraying guidance.
A Pennsylvan ia State Zoologist explains that proper pest diagnosis requires live specimens or infested twigs. He warns against guessing the pest, discusses spraying timing, and notes peach tree buds indicate future fruiting while advising reduced fruit buds to avoid disease and weak growth.
A remark from December 1908 notes the state’s treasury standing at 32 689 617 02 and claims Pennsylvania may be the only state with a large treasury balance in the Union. The comment highlights fiscal strength and unique financial position.
President Taft urged thrift as Franklin MacVeagh cuts national expenditures across departments. Navy sees the largest cut of 26 million dollars while Panama Canal requests rise by 15 million, bondable. MacVeagh follows a budget-like approach aiming to align outlays with expected revenues.
Letter from Derrick calls the cent years effort a serious attempt at public economy that should be encouraged.
Secretary Knox lodging a harsh rebuke to Nicaragua over President Zelaya likens the regime to a pirate state. The communication accuses Zelaya of treaty violations and inciting disorder, warning Washington may act if Managua cannot punish him. Strong language contrasts with formal diplomacy.
State Game Commissioner Joseph Kalbfus reports Pennsylvania had no deer hunting fatalities this year, with one hunter killed by a camp cook accident. He notes 18 deaths in five states where does and horned deer may be shot and describes broad variations across states while predicting 350 to 500 bucks shot in Pennsylvania. Bear season also shaping up as one of the greatest, with numbers still uncertain.
The week shows a softening in industrial and trade revival due to unseasonable weather and year end stocktaking. A Northwest railroad strike disrupts flour trade while the House of Lords rejection of the British budget looms as a major event with potential far reaching consequences.
Dun's Review reports stronger money conditions at home and abroad ahead of Congress opening. Iron and steel show record prospects for 1910 while dry goods stay firm. Railroads post higher earnings. bank clearings rise. November failures improve with total liabilities around 9.81 million dollars split between manufacturing and trading sectors.
The Swedish king Gustave allegedly wore a disguise and spent a day as a laborer named Steve Dore to learn about his subjects' condition. No record shows any employer request for him to remain in the role.
Reports indicate onlookers note shifts toward personal liberty ideas in India while acknowledging growing interest in hazardous device construction. Authorities warn of safety risks and urge caution amid public discourse.
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