Roosevelt Seeks Beef Trust Penalty Under Law
The beef trust face sanction under U S law as interpreted by the Supreme Court. Justice Grosscup calls the ruling pivotal for a federal role in regulating future corporations, aiming to curb industrial ownership. The beef trust sparked detested price hikes in New York during a blizzard, raising meat costs while other foods held steady.
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Roosevelt
Beef Trust
United States
Grosscup
United States Circuit Court of Chicago
New York City
Exports of Domestic Manufactures Surpass 500 Million
For the first time exports of domestic manufactures from the United States top 500 million dollars in 1904, up 81 million from 1903. Iron and steel, copper, petroleum, and cotton manufactures lead the rise, reflecting a broad increase in foreign and home demand for American shop and mine outputs.
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United States
Roosevelt inauguration preparations advance with grand parade
The inauguration activities proceed smoothly with a 200000 expected crowd in Washington for March 4. A 15000 appropriation funds public order as Lieut general Chaffee is named grand marshal. Canadian land sales in November 1904 show fewer acres sold and lower prices than November 1903. Better stay with old Uncle Sam.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Lieut
Ger. Chaffee
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Sam
Severe cold wave hits South and crops damage noted
A harsh cold spell last week spread farther south than usual, damaging orange crops and prompting notices that cold waves shorten life in the Southern States. The piece mentions Roosevelts visitors, a Lincolin inaugural anniversary note, Carnegie hero fund, and various stray items, including political and global references.
Legislative adjournment and bills before the House and Senate
The Senate and House adjourned until Monday evening. The House passed a Warren drawn act validating certain borough ordinances. Debate over raising the governor’s salary to $20,000 continues amid mixed approval. Bills on liquor licensing, public abuses, state printing, meat substitutes, and tax reforms are under consideration. The Ways and Means panel plans state aid reviews, while a new pure food bill tightens proof and penalties. Audits anticipate a half‑million dollar revenue boost from gas taxation, bank tax changes, and corporate mergers rules as state needs grow.
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Senate
House
Representative Brann
Warren
Warren State Hospital
Ned Arden Flood
Meadville
Frank H. Johnson
Franklin
Sproul
Congress
State Board of Health
Sisson
Kriv
Meat Trust
Pure Food Department
State Dairy and Food Department
March
Ways and Means Committee
Snyder
State Treasury
Capitol
Capitol Park
Oil Company Charter Proposed in Warren Pa
Notice states an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on March six 1905 for the charter of the Nearest Oil Company to drill bore mine and operate for petroleum oil and gas with rights to acquire real and personal property to carry on the business H Beshlin solicitor Warren Pa Feb 8 1905 Also testamentary letters for W A Duton late of Columbus Township Warren County Pa issued to John Dutton Admi Corry Route Three Feb 7 1905 debts and claims to be settled
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
W.d. d. EK. E. Allen
W. F. Messner
C. B. Jacobs
M. W. Jamieson
C. W. Jamieson
Assembly
Nears Oil Company
H. Beshlin
Warren, Pa
John Dutton
Admi
Corry, Pa
Route
Divorce notice in Warren County common pleas
Lizzie M. Head libellant seeks divorce from Adelbert D. Head Schultzberg in Common Pleas No 386 Sept term 1904. Respondents must appear March 6, 1905 at Warren court house to answer and show cause why divorce should not be granted.
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Warren County
Court to confirm guardian account in Warren County
Prothonotary of Warren County Pennsylvania will on March 5 1905 present to the Court for confirmation the final account of N B Holcomb guardian of Mary Ann Holcomb. Announcement dated January 30 1905.
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Warren County
Pennsylvania
N. B. Holcomb
Mary Ann Holcomb
Estate of H A Jamieson Warren County Notice
Ai H A Jamieson of Warren Pa died recently and M W Jamieson and C W Jamieson are named executors. Creditors are asked to settle debts immediately and claimants to present valid claims for settlement at Warren Pa. December 31 1904.
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Etters
Ai H. A. Jamieson
Warren
Warren County
Pee Ae
M. W. Jamieson
C. W. Jamieson
Notice of Taking Testimony in Divorce Proceedings
A Commission from Warren County Court of Common Pleas to examine witnesses in the divorce case of Ida Schultzberg vs F. W. Schultzberg will be executed at Allen & Son 301 Second Street Warren PA on February 17 1905 at 10 30 A M. Attending parties may be present. Commissioner Sidney D Blackman will oversee.
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Court of Common Pleas
County of
Warren
Pennsylvania
Ida Schultzberg
F. W. Schultzberg
Allen & Son
Second Street
Sidney D. Blackman
Administrators and Executors' Accounts Filed in Warren County
The Warren Pa Orphans Court will review multiple first and final accounts filed by administrators executors and guardians for estates including Phillips Putnam Acocks Parmlee Burrows Blocher Johnson Moran Nelson Starret Graham Campbell Werle Moll Frantz Fehlman Hale and related guardianship matters. Public notice lists filing dates from Nov 1904 to Feb 1905 and a March 6 1905 meeting time.
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Warren County
Orphans’ Court
Lee Phillips
Orpha E. Phillips
Grant Putnam
Ll. D. Putnam
P. P. Putnam
Nettie L. Acocks
Julia A. Acocks
Parmlee
Jas. O. Parmlee
Jessie M. Galbraith
Fitch Burrows
Asa Williams
Kate Blocher
William E. Blocher
Henry C. Johnson
Wiliam P Johnson
Andrew P. Johnson
Perry D. Clark
May
Anna Moran
William Moran
Robert C. Nelson
David E. Davis
Sarah O. Starret
Mary E. Graham
John Graham
John W. Campbell
E. W. Campbell
G. W. Campbell
Louise Flacke Werle
Henry Flacke
T. T. Moll
C. Moll
C. J. Frantz
Chas. Woleen
Philip E. Fehlman
Edward D. Fehlman
Promptness and Neatness Motto for Mail's Job Printing
The note proclaims promptness and neatness as guiding mottos for the mail service's job printing. It underscores efficiency and quality in producing printed materials.
Warren Borough Proclaims Bond Increase For Fire Dept and Sewers
The Borough of Warren announces an election to approve increasing bonded indebtedness by 25 000 dollars to fund Fire Department improvements and new sewers. Current debt stands at 130 000 dollars with valuation 3 567 747 dollars, and the levy would be 0.007 mills. The vote occurs on the general election day in February 1905.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
W.S. Peirce
Burgess
W.B. Weed
Street Railway Grant for Main Street Columbus Borough
The borough grants consent to D. H. Siggins and assigns to grade construct and operate a single track street railway along Main Street and the Turnpike in Columbus Borough Warren County Pa with terms including partial completion within two years from December 17 1904 and a five cent fare limit. HOYT ROBBINS president N E DEWEY clerk H S AYER Burgess approved January 3 1905.
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D. H W. Siggins
Main Street
Columbus Borough
Warren County
Columbus
Said Street Railway Company
Borough of
Said Street Railroad
Said Street
Main and
Webber Streets
Brokenstraw Creek
Hoyt Robbins
N.E. Dewey
H.s. Ayer
Pennsylvania
N. E. Dewey
Ayer
Burgess
Auditors Notice in Warren Insolvent Assignment
In the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania auditor C E Bordwell to audit accounts against the estate of C W Nichols assignor and distribute funds will attend Thursday February 16 1905 at 1 o'clock AM at the attorneys room Court House Warren Borough Warren County Pennsylvania to hear interested parties.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren _. County
Pennsylvania
C. W. Nichols
Warren Borough
Warren County
C. E. Bordwell
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Penn’s Avenue West
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T.O. Slater & CO
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National Illustrated Agricultural Weekly
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