Governor-Elect Pennypacker Reflects on Cabinet Plans
Judge Samuel W. Pennypacker, at home in Philadelphia before moving to Harrisburg, comments on assembling his cabinet with no prior promises or expenditures. He aims to announce choices within a week and plans to relocate around the 19th before his inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
City Papers
Pennsylvania
Sweaksville
Pennypacker
Grow’s Final Address Reflects on Homestead Legacy
The long serving congressman Galusha A. Grow delivered his last major remarks in the House last week. He recalled his first Congress speech advocating the homestead law, which helped settle millions on free soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galusha A. Grow
House of Congress
Congress
West
Irow
House of Representatives
Death of Mr Reed leaves three ex Speakers still living
The death of Mr Reed leaves only three ex Speakers of the House living Galusha A Grow who chaired ten years ago and serves in the present House J Warren Keifer who presided in 1881 and John G Carlisle who served 1883 to 1889 inclusive The retirement of Speaker Henderson and ex Speaker Grow means the next Congress will lack any man who has ever held the Speakership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Galusha A. Grow
J. Warren Keifer
John G. Carlisle
Henderson
Grow
Big Powers Threaten Navy of Small Nation
The article accuses Germany and England of using naval destruction to collect debts from a small country, calling it cowardly and alarmist. It argues that stronger nations deserve less sympathy than weaker Venezuela, condemning the bold payment ultimatum as unjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
State railway chief cites Pennsylvania prosperity
Major I. B. Brown, chief of the state bureau of railways and secretary of internal affairs elect, reports in his annual review that Pennsylvania shows full prosperity with higher permanent improvement expenditures, larger freight tonnages, more passengers, bigger dividends, and new construction planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Brown
State Bureau of Railways
William J Bryan moves family to Fair View mansion Lincoln
The ex candidate is reported to have moved his household goods from a barn to a new house named Fair View. The property sits on high ground near Lincoln and is said to have cost about $20,000 with 21 rooms and twelve fireplaces.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Fairview
City of
Lincoln
Judge Rules Store Order Law Unconstitutional
In Dauphin County Judge Smonton finds the recent store order law unconstitutional, a measure backed by the United Mine Workers. The ruling implies no legal remedy remains against coal company store abuses and exactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County
Smonton
United Mine Workers
Buy at home keeps money in local circulation
A home merchant offers gifts that bring happiness to loved ones and recycle every purchase back into the local economy, doing the most good. Support local shops and keep wealth circulating within the community.
Christmas Spending Voiced Across the Nation
Reports from across the country indicate a strong Christmas season with robust consumer spending. The public appears willing to buy, despite concerns about the disruption it may cause for those who pass away. Best job printing noted at the mail office.
Finest Military Body Praised National Guard of Pennsylvania
Major P. Duvall of the U S Army artillery commends the Pennsylvania National Guard as the most valuable division of troops in the country. He highlights the Sixteenth Regiment camp as the best in the division for canvas, police, tidiness, and soldierliness, near perfection in all respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Davall
Artillery Corps
U.S. A
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Duvall
Sixteenth
Venezuela and Its Early History and Demographics
A historical overview of Venezuela noting its geography and borders, early discovery by Columbus and Ojeda Vespucci, colonial rule, independence and union with Colombia, and later constitution. Population data from 1891 and 1900, education figures, military organization, and the role of the church.
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Republic of Venezuela
Germany
Great Britain
Colombia
South America
Caribbean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
British Guiana
Brazil
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Island of
Margarita
Venezuela
Columbus
Ojeda
Vespucci
Lake Marcaybo
Little
Venice
Cumana
New World
Caracas
Victoria
Spain
Bolivar
Republic of Colombia
Grenada
Ecuador
Laguyra
Caribbean
Valencia
Barquisimeto
Maracaybo
Maturin
Timely Topics From The Nations Page
A roundup of diverse items notes stock market volatility and falling prices, New York gubernatorial results with Odell ahead of Coler, a high death toll among hunters, ship arrivals of migrants, and a record immigration projection for 1903. Also, Dan Patch sold for 60000 dollars, a Supreme Court ruling on life insurance payments, and color psychology remarks tied to Miss Alice Roosevelt.
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New York
Odell
Coler
Northwest
Bremen
United States
M. W. Savages
Minneapolis
Dan Patch
M. E. Sturgis
Supreme Court of the United States
Alice Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Citizens National Bank of Warren Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
Notice for the annual meeting of Citizens National Bank of Warren stockholders on January 13, 1903 at the banking office for the election of a Board of Directors. Polls open from 3 to 4 PM. D L Gerould cashier Warren Pa. December 17, 1902.
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First National
Warren
F. K. Russell
Citizens National Bank of Warren
M. D. L. Gerould
Warren Savings Bank
Warren National Bank of
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Warren, Pa
Roosevelt the Man in Democratic Era Praise
The Harrisburg Patriot lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a fine citizen and man while criticizing his public policies. It contrasts his rugged honesty and energy with William Waldorf Astor and calls Roosevelt a model of American manhood. It remarks the Democratic party lacks such leadership.
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Roosevelt
Harrisburg
President Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
William Waldorf Astor
Alfred Edward
America
Santiago
Democratic Party
New Styles In Fall and Winter Cloths At Local Stores
Jacob Keller offers fall and winter cloths with best work and low prices. Wendelbo’s features holiday goods and a large display of novelties. Morck and Kirberger advertise elegant wedding presents with a large stock and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Wendelboe’s
Morck & Kirberger’s
Morck & Kirberg &R's
Quay Pushes Statehood Bill Prompting Vote
Senator Quay seeks a vote on the Statehood bill with a majority support, while opposing parties push to delay. The Republican national convention pledged to admit territories seeking statehood, and Quay urges the party to honor that commitment.
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Quay
Republican Party
Bradford
Low Rate Excursions by Erie Railroad
Erie Railroad offers extremely low rate one way excursion tickets on the first and third Tuesday of each month to western southern and southwestern points. Prospective travelers should obtain current rates from Erie agents or division passenger agent F H Garfield in Jamestown New York.
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Erie Railroad
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Finest millinery and holiday gifts in town
Advertises pictures and frames as Christmas presents at Wendelbof's and Kertcher's millinery leader in Warren. Highlights cheap holiday presents at Wendelbore's and Morcx & Kirberger offering wedding presents and reasonable prices at an old reliable store.
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Wendelbof’s
Kertcher’s
Warren
Wendelbor’s
Morcx & Kirberger
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root Offered Free Sample Bottle
Lure for readers to try Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root kidney liver and bladder remedy promising cure for lame back and related ailments. Advertisement claims broad hospital and private practice success and offers a free sample and information book by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Warren County
Pittsburg
F. E. Hertzel
Cashier
W. H. Filler
Frank M. Luck
of Clarendon
Pennslvania
Allie Luce
North Clarendon
C. C. Thompson
Maria Keller
Warren Co
Penn’a
Feczone
F.A. Cogswell
Admi
C.T.A
Warren County Common Pleas
Josephine Stenstrom
Swan Aaron Stenstrom
Court of Common Pleas
James Brann
Swamp-Root
Addam
Kightlinger
Libellant
Abram Kightlinger
Warren Borough
Warren County Common
Marie L. Clark
Frank
Clark
Perry D. Clark
George Krimbill
Warrenborough
F. M. Knapp
The
First National Nurseries
Rochester
Eberhart Miller
Suspension Bridge
Smiley & Bettis
Liberty St
Jarvis
Ren
Baker PA
Warres
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
John H. Wright
George H. Barlow
W. E. Miller
Srperenante
Spartansburg TE. Eihoe Company
Mir Weber
Hinckley & Rice, Soliitors
Etters
Irena M. Morgan
Ee of
Emma Chapin
Corry
Davin Walter
Glade
Piy Sons Inc
Albert D. WA Alter
George B Wwwalter
Onondaga Ave
Fur and Pilah
Keller
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