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Senate Henry H Cumings Assembly L C Baker President Judge W M Lindsey Associate Judges Z J Weaver A T Hackney Prothonotary Homer M Putnam Recorder Chas D Crandall Short Ralph N Brown Treasurer George C ue County Commissioners F M Downing Frank Hagberg W H Houghtling Commissioners Clerk George F Yates District Attorney Will S Clark Co Supt Schools O J Gunning Jury Commissioners W J Farnsworth J H Driscoll Coroner Dr W S Peirce Deputy Coroner H S Perry J P County Auditors A M Bennett Elmer E Thompson Frank McClellan Member of er ss Joseph C Sibley B
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Henry H. Cumings
Assembly
L. C. Baker
Town Officials and School Directors Named in Burge ss- Dr W 8 Peirce Panel
Town council members include Schimgifeng president and Slater Clark Lyons Hall Leonharl Shreves Park Knabb Morrison Weed Hazeltine Perry Meacham Bernhart Schnur Wheelock with engineer D F A Wheelock and school directors led by W D Hinckley president and F M Knapp secretary along with C W Arird Ott Creal Armstrong Berger Morrison and Schuler.
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J. Frantz
W. C. Watson
J. H. Berger
E. H Morrison
Frank Schuler
Warren Professionals Advertise Law and Dental Services
A historical Warren Pa page lists Edward Lindsey Earl MacDonald and Wm McAlpin at law offices on Second and Third streets with notices of prompt service. Dentists Brothers W B and R W Stuart operate from Hoffman Block with Aaron Dunkle also advertised for legal work. Teachers and photographers are noted as well as a Jonathan Sill E Sill artistic photographer over Geo Ball store.
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Edward Lindsey
Earl MacDonald
Warren, Pa
Hoffman Building
Liberty
Second Street
Geo. Ball’s
Washington the Father of His Country Remembered
The article recalls George Washington as the Father of His Country on his February 22 birthday. It cites Daniel Webster, Rufus Choate, Lafayette, Thackeray, and Shelley praising his leadership, virtue, and lasting impact on the United States from his Virginia beginnings to Mount Vernon and beyond.
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Washington
Daniel Webster
Rufus Choate
America
George Washington
Wakefield
Westmoreland County
Mount Vernon
Rappahannock
Fredericksburg
Ers
Virginia
George
Thackeray
Pennsylvania
Europe
France
Lafayette
Julius Caesar
Prussia
Valley Forge
Shelley
George Revisions: Puritans Fall on Plymouth Rock
A satirical line from the Boston Budget recalls Puritans landing at Plymouth Rock kneeling, then poses a provocative claim about what followed. The quip features “Little George Washington” suggesting a shock twist on historical narrative.
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Plymouth Rock
George Washington
Boston
Council Votes 209 for Washington Birthday Festivities
Judge recalls a past fatal cannon accident as he notes the common council approved a 209 expenditure for Washington birthday events. Hiram comments it may be a lucky investment despite concerns about waste.
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Joel
Washington
Hiram Pond
Washington's No Fishin Habit Cited by Star
The Washington Star notes George Washington kept truth as a constant mission and implies he missed much fun by never going fishing, reflecting on restraint and honesty.
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George Washington
Washington Star
Washington Reminds Us Of Time’s Cherry-Tree Parable
A reflective verse noting Washington as a symbol of fleeting time and departure. The stanza urges letting go of old hatchets and memories, using the cherry-tree as a metaphor for the passage of eras.
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Washington
Puck
NMOUVIDE Help Many Offers to Enlist Refused by Foreign Applicants
Foreigners submit many enlistment offers but are politely refused as officials emphasize orderly service. The issue highlights strict limits on recruitment and formal procedures for potential volunteers.
Japan Battles and War Funding Amid Global Attributions
Reports from Tokio indicate Minister Takahira will brief the cabinet on abundant American war fund offers, likely refusing aid while praising American sympathy. Foreign enlistment requests, including a Turkish officer, are politely denied as foreigners stay spectators only. Bankers and editors back the government to focus on the war, curtail expenses, and aid disabled veterans.
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Goro Takahira
Washington
Japan
Takahira
Vladivostock
Russia
Manchuria
Siberia
London
Far East
Port Arthur
Daily Mail
Wei- Hai-Wei
New Chiang
Gulf of
Pechili
Port Dalny
Dodge in Perjury Case Arrested in Texas
C F Dodge once held on perjury charges in New York City, released on 10000 bond during an appeal against his Texas extradition, was recaptured Monday by Texas rangers at Alice Texas after being detained in Houston.
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Laredo
Texas
C. F. Dodge
New York City
Houston
Dodge
Alice
Texas Rangers
Americans mark sixth anniversary of Maine sinking in Havana
In Havana on February 16, several American groups observed the sixth anniversary of the sinking of the warship Maine in Havana Harbor. The wreck was decorated in red, white and blue and black as a brief address was delivered by Rev. Lowell McPherson of the Church of Christ.
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Havana
Maine
Havana Harbor
Lowell McPherson
Church of Christ
Demski Firearm Rampage During War Demonstrations
Count Dembski fired from his balcony during a patriotic demonstration in St. Petersburg on Sunday. He fatally wounded three people and injured twenty others before being restrained. He attempted suicide afterward but was secured by bystanders and authorities.
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St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Count Dembski
Illinois Indiana Ohio Mines to Hold Another Conference
A special committee of operators and miners from Illinois Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania decided to hold another joint conference in Indianapolis on February 29. The panel met to consider the advisability of another meeting.
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Indianapolis
Illlinois
Indiana
Ohioo
Pennsylvania
Indulgent mother on train yields to every whim
A New York Times recounts a local train ride with a mother, her three year old son, and a nursemaid. The child tests boundaries as a wasp buzzes the window. The mother, absorbed in a society magazine, repeatedly tells the nurse to let him have his way, drawing amused reactions from fellow passengers.
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New York Vimes
Salzer Seeds Claim High Yields for 1904 from Salzer See Co
The U S Department endorses Salzer's New National Oats yielding 150 to 300 bushels per acre in 1903 across 30 states. Salzer's pedigreed seeds promise higher returns in 1904 with crops like Beardless Barley 121 bu, Home Builder Corn 300 bu, Speltz 80 bu, Victoria Rape 60,000 lbs, Teosinte fodder 30s, Jena Tanne 160,000 lbs, Billion Dollar Grass 50,000 lbs, and Pedigree Potatoes 1,000 lbs. Send 10 cents for samples from John A Salzer See Co La Crosse Wis.
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Salzer
Farmer
Victoria
Jena Tnna
Dr Cao's Penetrating Oil Claims Vast Cures
A German chemist reports a healing agent in coal oil creating a sensation with tests showing rapid relief for muscular rheumatism neuralgia headaches tooth ear backache lameness sprains chilblains and more. Sold as Dr Cao's Penetrating Oil in 25c and 50c bottles with a cure or money refunded guarantee.
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Dr. Cao
Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Relief From Menorrhagia
Miss Nellie Hours of Buffalo New York reports long standing menstrual bleeding and back pain improved after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She describes better sleep appetite and flesh gain and urges other women to use the remedy. The letter offers a $5000 forfeit if genuineness cannot be proven.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Nellie
No. Division St
Buffalo, N.Y
Nellie Holmes
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