The Voter Speaks For a Candidate at the Polls
A nationalist appeal frames the voter as sovereign, stating every candidate seeks the voter's choice. The article emphasizes that success hinges on the voter's support at the polls as the decisive prize.
14 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
1
A nationalist appeal frames the voter as sovereign, stating every candidate seeks the voter's choice. The article emphasizes that success hinges on the voter's support at the polls as the decisive prize.
Local items list a range of residents and events in Warren and surrounding towns. Ex-Governor Higgins dies in Olean New York. Huntington-based business moves, church and school notices, and community updates across Harrisburg Harrisburg convention adjournment dates.
The board accepted Prof. M. S. Harper’s resignation and chose Prof. Orion M. Miller of Galveston Indiana to replace him. Miss Ethel Boyce was promoted to supervise the commercial department with a 50 dollar monthly raise. An extra Fourth ward teacher was deferred and three more typewriting machines ordered for the commercial department.
Pensions were granted in January through the efforts of Congressman Sibley for residents of Warren County. Recipients include Mary E. Morse Catherine McPherson L C Crawford Capt L T Borchers Warren Benj J Riggs Kinzua Ada Mary Whipple Bear Lake Ed O Donnell Sheffield Thos W Mills Corrydon Jno M Lake Sugar Grove Walter Harwood Columbus Alfred M Shaw Tidioute.
Married notices from Kane and Warren details include Christopher Sauers and Anna Donovan wedded in Kane. Kinkead and Farrell joined in Jamestown. Carlson and Nicholson wed in Warren. Gamble and Dodge unite in Warren. Immense turnout at Kane wedding breakfast noted.
Obituaries list several Warren residents with death dates in February 1907. Entries include Robert G. Valentine a long time courthouse janitor with Civil War service and G A R ties. Isabella S Jarvis wife of Wellington Jarvis. S Jennie Smith connected to Col F E Windsor. Margaret Jane Hazeltine mother of A E Hazeltine. Mrs George Whitmeyer after a long cancer illness. infant John Mather in Glade Run. Rose Ramsey aged 66. Funeral details and family relations noted for each.
In Warren on February 6 1907 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Godfrey Swanson of Irvine street. On February 9 1907 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs H B Magee. On February 8 1907 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Mintzer.
A Georgia man died by self-inflicted action to escape labor. The event underscores desperate responses to employment pressures and reflects on mental health concerns in the region. Authorities reported no external involvement in the incident.
Advertisement offers work for 20 teams with log sleds for skidding and hauling hardwood logs at $4.25 per day and found plus 10 teams to haul wood at $3.75 per day and found. Payment terms and contact indicate the notice to apply to Hrisnia K. dated February 14, 1911.
Hunter's Cash Store unveils a spring showing featuring dotted muslin Swisses and domestic and imported fabrics. Yard prices range from 12 ½ to 50 cents, with selections including white dimities, lawn, laces, embroideries, piques, and mercerized waistedings, plus lots of corset covers and flouncing embroideries at discounted rates.
Luxurious lace and muslin curtains offered in multiple styles. Muslin sash curtains priced at 25c, Battenburg edge curtains at 98c per pair, Nottingham lace at 39c per pair, and 15 styles ranging from 25c to 1.00 per pair. Includes Maslin sash Nottingham Irish point Bobinettes and Point de Sprey varieties.
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