Get Out the Vote Push Urges GOP Unity for Feb 20
The Matt urges Republicans to back the regularly nominated ticket on election day February 20. He praises Burgess nominee Slater as a respected Warren businessman and argues the full ticket deserves support. A well funded campaign targets Robert H. Winger for Tax Collector. Winger’s opponents rally behind him, while Democrats need Republican votes to win.
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Slater
Burgess
Warren
Robert H. Winger
Winger
American visitor gifts bull pup to Chinese viceroy
An American guest in China sent a fine bull pup to a viceroy as thanks. The viceroy replied that his staff praised the dog served at breakfast, a remark reported by the New York Tribune. Also, Congressman Calder of Brooklyn mailed 40 000 letters for constituent input and received 1 400 replies urging support for the President’s key measures.
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China
America
New York Tribune
Calder
Brooklyn
Senator Penrose Seeds Gift Opens Garden Offer
Through the help of U. S. Senator Boies Penrose TH Matt has received a supply of garden seeds from the Department of Agriculture. Readers are invited to call and take seeds one by one.
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U. S
Boies Penrose
Matt
Department of Agriculture
Senate Likely To Back Public on Hepburn Rate Bill
After the House approval the Senate faces a critical test as lawmakers may align with public sentiment. Los Angeles residents promise to offer incentives to attract Mr. Cleveland, asking whether the city can guarantee good duck shooting and bass fishing.
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House
Senate
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Japanese Los Angeles Residents Return Home in Large Numbers
The better class of Japanese in California are returning home in large numbers. They believe greater money making opportunities exist in Korea and Manchuria.
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California
Korea
Manchuria
McKinley and Hepburn Bills in Presidential Hopes
The piece notes McKinley rising to the presidency aided by the McKinley bill and questions if W P Hepburn will ever reach the office. It adds Detroit trolley lines carried 92 million passengers last year and count onlookers near street corners matching that figure.
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McKinley
W. P. Hepburn
Detroit
Lincoln the American Ideal and his mortal debt to liberty
The Philadelphia Inquirer on Abraham Lincoln marks his Kentucky birth and rise from log cabin beginnings to a universal influence. It lauds his moral clarity and equality zeal, noting he loved humanity without prejudice and opposed all forms of evil. Lincoln is praised as a quintessential American whose life bettered the nation.
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Kentucky
Republic
Abraham Lincoln
America
Africa
Lincoln
Giiant
Washington
Philadelphia Inquirer
Trade Conditions Improve Amid Steady Prices and Industrial Demand
Dun's Review notes stronger retail appetite for seasonable wear and bulkier goods as spring orders rise. Wholesale spring dry goods and forward business show momentum with little idle capacity at plants and prompt mercantile collections. February failures total 229 in the US, 29 in Canada, with railways earning up 16.6 percent from last January.
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Dun
New York
United States
Canada
Dun’s
Let Me Kiss My Mama Good By Published by Jenkins Sons
A sentimental song in a child friendly style from J. W. Jenkins Sons of Kansas City Missouri with a warm melody ready for households to embrace as a favorite. The piece emphasizes a tender farewell motif and accessible lyric appeal for a wide audience.
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J. W. Jenkins’ Sons, of
Kansas City, Mo
Prize for Italian dwelling plan adapts to climate
The Italian government has offered a prize of $2,000 for the design of a dwelling best suited to Italy’s climatic conditions. The contest invites architects and designers to submit plans reflecting local temperatures humidity and seasonal changes.
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Italy
Republican Announcements for Congress and Assembly
Republican candidates declare runs for office in Pennsylvania. Henry H. Cumings announces for Congress in the 28th district subject to primaries and district convention. D C Allen announces for Congress in the same district. James Brann seeks Assembly from Warren County subject to primaries.
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D. C. Allen
Hartmann Gregory Seek Warren County Sheriff Nomination
Sheriff candidate notices declare Fred M. Hartmann and B. G. Gregory as hopefuls for Warren County Sheriff subject to the Republican primaries and nomination by Republican voters at the upcoming election.
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Sheriff
Fred M. Hartmann
Warren County
B. G. Gregory
Delegate candidate announcements for state convention
D V Radspinner of Warren Pa and Henry Fuellhart of Tidiouts Pa announce as delegates to the Republican State Convention. L D Putnam of Farmington announces candidacy for delegate position subject to primary decisions.
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D. V. Radspinner
Warren, Pa
Henry Fuellhart
Tidiouts
L. D. Putnam
Farmington
Free Antitoxin Cuts Diphtheria Deaths Across Pennsylvania
Free distribution of diphtheritic antitoxin has slashed the state's diphtheria death rate by about 80 percent in months. The program, led by Dr. Samuel G. Dixon, established rural serum stations enabling rapid physician access and saving many lives formerly lost to the disease.
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Pennsylvania
Samuel G. Dixon
State Department of Health
Congo Rubber King Leopold Wealth Alleged in Book
The Standard cites a Paris Brussels book by Professor Cartier alleging King Leopold drew about 15 million dollars from the Congo rubber trade over the past decade. The figure, if verified, would contradict published Congo administration accounts and shock European conscience.
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London
Standard
Congo Free State
Paris
Brussels
Cartier
Leopold
Congo
Domaine de la Couronne
Europe
Prothonotary and Associate Judge Nominations
Republican voters of Warren County face primaries for Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts H M Putnam seeks nomination as Associate Judge. E L Morris of Youngsville among nominees. John A Spetz and A T Hackney listed for Associate Judge. W J Mead also nominated for the office.
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Warren County
E. L Morris
Youngsville, Pa
John A. Spetz
A. T. Hackney
Jude
W.J. Mead
Warren County DA Candidate Statement
District Attorney office in Warren County references decision by Republican primaries. William S Clark submits candidacy note for the position as part of the party process.
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Warren County
WM. S, Clark
Notice of Accounts in Warren County Orphans Court
Register's Notice lists numerous estates and guardianship accounts filed in Warren County. The Orphans' Court will review these first and final accounts on March 5 at 2 PM for confirmation and allowance, naming administrators executors guardians and dates of filing from 1905 to 1906.
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Warren County
Orphans’ Court
Wm. Pfeiffer
Margaretta Pfeiffer
Wm. Hague
Wm. W. Hague
Perry D Clark
Minnie, Lillie, DeForest
Leonard Haag
Susan Haag
Homer M. Preston
Wm. Baker
G. H. Somers
Margaret Somers Haggs
D. I. Ball
Jacob K. Palmer
Fred C. Dinsmoor
Charles Dinsmoor
Anna L. Lindblad
Magnus Haltberg
H. A. Booth
F. KE. Sill
R. D. Mead
3. C. Henderson
D. A Arird
Maude
Jury calendar for Warren County Common Pleas March 12 1906
The court docket lists cases set for trial Monday March 12 1906 at 10 a.m. in Warren County Court of Common Pleas. Names include Laura Knap versus Allen, Mevin executor, Irvine estate, Heath Barry vs Bordwell, Bates vs Bennett, Rothschild versus Brown sheriff, Becker vs O Neil, Oberly and Knupp vs Esnard Pequignot, Wiggs vs Pickett, Brasington vs Pickett, Kirkpatrick vs Bemis & Son, Cooper vs Cooper executor, Gibson vs Rowland, James Brothers Lumber Co versus Penn Tanning, Eagle Rock Manufacturing Co versus Grandin Lumber Co. Prothonotary H. M. Putnam announces.
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Histof
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Laura Knap
J. M. Bemis & Son
P. T. Cooper
Darius Cooper
Admi
Benjamin T. Cooper
Thomas Gibson
Lewis T. Rowland
James Brothers Lumber Co
Penn Tanning
Eagle Rock Manufacturing Co
Grandin Lumber Co
H. M. Putnam
Warren
What Poor Roads Cost illustrated by Ashtabula milk haul
The Jefferson Gazette notes an illustration of road costs from Ashtabula to Pittsburg. In Trumbull farmers shipped milk to Pittsburgh, hauling from Trumbull to Rock Creek at 10 cents per hundred, yielding $1.28 per hundred for four per cent milk. Six horses normally suffice, but sixteen hauled the milk and 2,400 pounds were left, causing over $30 lost milk and at least $10 loss to haulers.
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Jefferson, O
Trumbull
Pittsburg
Rock Creek
Railroads ordered thousands of cars and locomotives still short
Last year US railroads ordered 2300 passenger cars 217000 freight cars and 4130 locomotives yet supplies remain inadequate. Exeter cathedral clock is seven hundred years old with a seven foot dial showing time and moon age. In Uruguay hides sales once funded cattle cash while meat had little value. Subscribe for the MAIL.
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United States
Exeter Cathedral
England
Uruguay
Bogus Water Inspectors Swindle Meadville and Erie Residents
Warning from local papers about fake water inspectors who call at homes in Meadville and Erie, ask to borrow small sums to pay helpers or make change, and warn residents that inspectors never collect or borrow money. Several people have already been swindled. stay alert to strangers with inspection pitches. Also notices seeking readers for Me'lure's Magazine and a Gov ernances Mail Service trainee position.
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Meadville
Erie
First class job work orders at Mair Office
Orders for first class job work are being accepted at Mair Office. Contact the office for details on services, pricing, and turnaround times.
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Mair
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