Lawyers Move Offices and Openings in Warren PA
Attorney notices announce I. Ball moves to room 8 on the second floor of the Warren National Bank Building with elevator access. Edward Lindsey and H S Schnul Perry attend to law and justice duties in Warren Pa. Collections are handled promptly at Water Street over Woodard and Lesser.
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Warren Savings Bank
Warren
I. Ball
Beaty
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone 165
Edward Lindsey
Earl Mac
Warren, Pa
Hoffman Building
Liberty and
Second Streets
Charles
Stone
Halph
First Nat’] Bank
Will Peut
Superior
Supreme Courts
Pennsylvania
United States
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
Beaty Bldg
Second St
Warren County Sheriff Sale Notice for 100 Acre Pine Grove Property
By writs of Fieri Facias issued from Warren County Court of Common Pleas the court house Warren Pa will sell a 100 acre 20 perches tract in Pine Grove township marked as part of tract 5965. The property previously conveyed to John F Madigan and later by W H Madigan to J F Madigan includes a four story dwelling barn well water and apple orchard. Seized in execution the sale is in the Hodges and Hall suit with Sheriff R N Brown issued November 27 1906.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Court House
Borough of
Warren
Pine Grove
Somnetip
State of
Pennsylvania
G. C. Irvine
John Allen
W. H. Madi
John F. Madigan
J. F. Madigan
Hodges and Hall
R. N. Brown
Sheriff Sale Notices for Lottie Montgomery Estate
Three parcels in Freehold township Warren County Pennsylvania advertised by Sheriff R N Brown at Warren on November 28 1906. Descriptions include two parcel by Vaness and Price lands with barns wells orchards and a 93 acre tract. sale filed in Heath Barry Admr Ruth Barry deceased suit.
Thirty Seventh Annual Stockholder Meeting Notice
The Warren Savings Bank and Citizens National Bank of Warren announce their thirty seventh and annual stockholder meetings on Tuesday January 8 1907 for the election of a board of directors. Polls and hours vary by bank with notices from cashiers G B Ensworth V L Gerould and E H Lampe. Warren Pa. December 1906.
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Warren Savings Bank
G. B. Ensworth
Warren
Citizens Nationa Bank of
M. v. L. Gerould
Warren National Bank of Warren
E. H. Lampe
Legislature seeks gun ban on un naturalized residents
A proposed law to bar any un naturalized resident of Pennsylvania from possessing firearms is being prepared by Joseph Kalbfus, secretary of the State Game Commission. The report notes four game wardens were murdered, seven wounded, and two killings attempted by foreigners during the recent hunting season.
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Pennsylvania
Joseph Kalbfus
State Game Commission
President’s Positive Recommendations Boost GOP Prospects
The passage argues that if the President’s favorable and specific recommendations are enacted, the Republican party will go to the polls in 1906 and in the 1908 campaign with a record of accomplishments that strengthen their appeal to voters.
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Republican Party
United States Navy to field 27 battleships with heavy armament
Upon completion of vessels now under construction the United States will possess twenty seven battleships totaling 336 250 tons and armed with 120 guns of twelve and thirteen inches. This excludes a proposed 20 500 ton ship planned to carry twelve 12 inch guns. A formidable war array.
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United States
Notable Quote on Fitness for Duty by Altoona Tribune
The Altoona Tribune asserts that true honors require fitness and worthiness, stating that water finds its level and a man unfit cannot long hold high office. The remark emphasizes merit over title in public service dynamics.
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Altoona Tribune
Quote from Punxsutawney Spirit Encourages Discovery
A Punxsutawney Spirit editorial remarks that many good men remain undiscovered and notes your turn may come someday, inspiring patience and perseverance.
Wanted A British Senate Reform Proposal Cited
W T Stead argues in the Review of Reviews for a transformation of the hereditary House of Lords into a capable Senate of Notables. He warns of a deadlock between hereditary legislation and popular government and calls for a drastic, urgent mending of the Lords with a dispassionate chamber representing all empire parts.
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Senate
House of Lords
House of Commons
W.T. Stead
Review of Reviews
Reading Love Letters in the Drill Room
A colonel unexpectedly finds two soldiers in the drill room. One man reads aloud to a companion who cannot read, while the other covers the reader’s ears to prevent learning the contents of his sweetheart’s letter.
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Atkins
Murphy
The Literal Chinaman and Dowie Wealth Downfall
The excerpt contrasts a travel writer's anecdote about paying 75 cents for an inscribed spoon in Hong Kong with a harsh portrait of John Alexander Dowie. It notes Dowie’s collapse from a $15 million fortune to a $6 million debt and calls attention to others exploiting anti-religious sentiment for profit.
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Hong Kong
Dowie
John Alexander Dowie
Chicago man proposes private postal service with public control
W D Boyce of Chicago proposes turning the national postal system to a company under strict public oversight. The plan would cut postal rates by half, create a rural express, and have the company pay government rent, charge standard rates, and remove political sinecures. Profits above 7 percent would go to the treasury.
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W. D. Boyce
Chicago
Campaign Expenditures Reported for Governor Race
Emery spent 2500 dollars while Stuart spent 6000 dollars in the gubernatorial campaign. The gap likely reflects Emery’s bid as opponent to the office rather than vice versa, suggesting differing campaign aims and intensity.
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Emery
Stuart
Ferrets for Sale by Belle Shepard in Busti NY
Classified notice offering ferrets for sale by Belle Shepard of Busti New York. Urges readers to write for prices with the date 11 29 32.
Against the State Line Telephone Co It Can't Get Into New York City
A legal clash centers on the State Line Telephone Co blocked from extending service into New York City. The dispute tests regulatory approval and interstate commerce rules affecting regional communications and consumer access.
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State Line Telephone Co
New York City
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