Berry’s election critics say wolf cry proved baseless
The piece argues Mr. Berry used fear to win votes by claiming vast treasury crimes then admitted no changes were needed. It condemns anti-American sentiment in China citing Yuan Shikai’s actions and notes a looming reception for Admiral Togo, praising his naval leadership.
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Rail line dream and global notes in a scattered column
A collage of quotes and remarks cites a Cape to Cairo rail dream promising land travel from London to Capetown minus small gaps. It notes Roosevelt as a potential New York mayor, a looming coal strike, macaroni industry talks in Canada, salt consumption abroad, German army charts, Speaker Cannon’s doubts, Uncle Eph on trouble, and 17 million Russian children lacking schooling.
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Legislature Reports Slow Progress Amid Tax and Appointing Bills
Harrisburg February 5 1906 after three weeks only one bill repealing the Philadelphia ripper passed both houses and went to the Governor. Senate passes senatorial apportionment while House backs representative apportionment with three days left to finish. Debates on safeguarding state deposits abolishing office fees and consolidating Pittsburgh and Allegheny proceed. Investigation into the Insurance Department reveals widespread spoils and high personal fees to officials. The Phillips senatorial apportionment bill gains House consideration, reshaping county districts across Warren Venango Forest Clarion Crawford Mercer Erie McKean Tioga Potter Elk Clearfield Cameron Union Center Clinton.
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Condition of Trade Shows Mixed January Results Across Sectors
The piece notes mild weather with widespread complaints but overall satisfactory January results. It warns of burdensome end-of-season stockpiles in heavy wear and rubber goods, cites ongoing favorable manufacturing activity especially in steel and footwear, and reports lower January failures though high liabilities persist.
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Bank Statement From Warren National Bank
State of Pennsylvania Warren County I D L Gerould cashier swear the following banking statement is true to the best of my knowledge Total assets 502531 98 including reserves deposits and cash items Loans undivided profits and capital stock listed Various deposits demand and certificates totaling 318007 40 notes and outstanding bank items 252 94 265 43 Attest witnesses W C Norris VI P Hue Sam Peterson
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Financial statement notes from Warren bank 1906
The document lists loan and discount figures, overdrafts, U S bonds to secure circulation, premiums on bonds, banking house and fixtures, and reserves. It records legal tender notes, surplus and undivided profits, national bank notes outstanding, deposits, certificates, rediscounted items, and totals. The certificate is sworn by cashier F K Russell before Ozro Nesmith, notary, Feb 3 1906.
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Financial Downturns in 1905 Report
Dun's Review notes January 1905 totals top $10.4 million with 1,500,000 plus. Manufacturing failures reach 220 items and $3.13 million, trading failures 859, liabilities roughly $5.57 million. Major rise occurs in brokerage and insurance firms with 33 failures totalling $3.262 million.
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Lincoln Party Plans State Campaign Effort
The Lincoln party gears up for a vigorous state campaign to reform political affairs in the commonwealth. It proposes county organizations to back a State ticket and pick strong men for the Legislature. A State convention is planned with Hon. J L. Emery of Bradford likely nominated for governor.
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Local Republicans announce candidacies in Warren County slate
A series of declarations by Henry H. Cumings D C Allen James Brann Fred M Hartmann and B G Gregory as Republican candidates for Congress Assembly and Sheriff in Warren County subject to statewide primaries and district conventions.
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Tidioute
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Farmington
Warren County Republican slate announces candidacies
Delegates and nominees announce runs for Warren County offices including Prothonotary Clerk of Courts Associate Judge and District Attorney. Names include D. V. Radspinner L. D. Putnam H. M. Putnam E. L Morris John A. Spetz and WM. S. Clark with primaries decisive.
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