Is Mr Knox Eligible for State Secretary Post
Discussion arose over Senator Philander C Knox of Pennsylvania potentially violating the Constitution by accepting the secretary of state post after cabinet salaries rose from 8000 to 12000 a year during his Senate term. Knox dodged comment. precedent cited in Ransom case, where a similar appointment was blocked due to salary increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Taft
United States
Mr. Knox
Knox
Senate
Senator Ransom
North Carolina
Cleveland
Mexico
Ransom
Comptroller of the Treasury
Industrial conditions show slow early-year improvement
The report notes slow gains in industry with restricted retail trade and reduced coal output. Hiring power is below prewar levels, causing cautious consumption. Leather, woolen fabrics, and iron prices influence contracts while foreign trade strengthens in imports. exports lag. January railway earnings drop 4.6 percent. February bank clearings trail 1906 activity. commercial failures total 2.83 million dollars through February.
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Reading
New York
Dun's Review Manufacturing and Trade Figures Reported
Manufacturing receipts totalled 622,560 while trading brought in 2,141,916 and other commercial lines 67,390. This week 222 business failures occurred in the United States versus 3,360 last year and 25 in Canada versus 38 a year ago.
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United States
Canada
Dun’s
Local Social Roundup From Warren Area
Germany Fro O Headley and F A Nelson made a business trip to Warren. W L Ackley and family were guests of Era Ladon Sunday. W Martin called on his mother Thursday. Mrs J T Palmer made a trip to the city Monday. L Erickson called on his son Amel at Pickett farm near Warren Monday. Thomas Nelson was guest of J Miller Thursday. A L Walters of Cable Hollow passed through with coal. O E Headley and family dined with F A Nelson Sunday. F A Nelson and family Erick Johnson and family and John Fastburg and family were guests at an ees Olson's recently. J Shuler visited his parents at Corydon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Headley
F. A. Nelson
Warren
W. L. Ackley
Era Ladon
W. ©. Martin
J. T. Palmer
City
L. Erickson
Amel
Pickett Farm
Thomas Nelson
J. Miller
A. L. Walters
Cable Hollow
Local Visitors and Rural News From Warren Area
Frewsburg and Warren visitors are listed with names including Holt Green Marsh Bergstrom Foulkrod and Reeves. Business visits occur in Riverside Cherry Grove and Corydon and engagements include horse trades maple sugar and a broken leg incident.
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George Foulkrod
Cherry Grove
C.D. Seaman
Randall Geer
Big Bend
Mook and Thompson
Warren
Charles F. Morrison
Raymond Shearman
Riverside
N. Y
Eugene Bentley
Corydon
A. W. Swift
Kinzua
Frank Marsh
C. A. Luce
Onoville
Francis Brown
Creamery Meeting Elects East Branch Officers
A creamery meeting at East Branch hall on February 6 elected officers: President Douglas Fitch, secretary Mrs. Francis Colby, salesman and treasurer N. H. Blanchard, committee S. A. Oviatt N. Oviatt and A. J. Brown. E. Lillie hired as butter maker for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch
Douglas Fitch
Francis Colby
N. H. Blanchard
S. A. Oviatt
N. Oviatt
A. J. Brown
E. Lillie
Ss. A. Oviatt
Grand Valley
R. Daye
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills praised for rheumatic relief
A testimonial from Mrs G Davenport of Roycefield New Jersey cites Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the only remedy that relieves her mother's rheumatism and soothes nerves aiding sleep. The ad claims the pills do not upset the stomach or create a habit and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Miles
Columbia Chapel Begins Weekend Services
Columbia chapel plans starting Thursday night and continuing through Sunday with offerings and programs for the weekend crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Chapel
Lincoln Day Observed by Citizens and Students
The piece notes Lincoln Day observed by old soldiers and schools. readings by Miss Mabelle Bates and Ethel Wood, Vivian Mudge performed, OraI Alsdorf entertaining, reminiscences by Ferris Hyer Stearns Olmstead. Rev Lackey and Prof Brundage delivered talks as crowd left after benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Alsdorf
Lincoln
Ferris
Hyer, Stearns and Olmstead
George Stearns
Lackey
C. H. Brundage
Mealing
McConnel
K. O. T. M. Hall
Centenary Lincoln Program Delights Corydon High
Corydon High School staged a centenary celebration for Abraham Lincoln last Friday in I O F hall. Students decorated with gray and maroon, displayed flags, and featured a varied program including solos, recitations, a play The Great Doughnut Corporation, and a tableau. Admission proceeds funded school songbooks.
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Corydon High School
Lincoln
I. O
Danda
Hazel Ensign
Anna Smith
Abraham Lincoln
Isabelle Geer
Ruth Tome
Phyllis
Ingleman
Family notices and visits mention Lounsbury ties
Fr. 16 J. O. Lounsbury and family were entertained at H. B. Lounsbury's home. Harry Tillon and wife returned to Bone Run after three weeks on the hill. H. B. Lounsbury is very ill. Joe Miller drove to Onoville and Bone Run. J. O. Lounsbury and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. Bennett. James Bennett visited Mr. Beach. Mrs. H. Marsh has been staying.
Local Social News Notes and Ills Around Town
Several residents visit friends and family with updates on health. W O Martin called on his brother's family Sunday evening. J H Marsh of Warren spent a few days on the Hill. Henry Whitney and wife called on Stateline Run friends. Clint Beach Jr remains on the sick list. Eugene Outrich traveled to Russell and Warren for business. The Grangers plan a box social on the 19th to honor new members who joined last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Martin
W. J. Giltinan
Corydon
J. H. Marsh
Warren
Henry Whitney
Stateline
Grangers
Clint Beach, Jr
Eugene Outrich
Russell
Ackley Hollow Notes of Local Visits and Travel
Ackley Hollow reports a flurry of social calls and short trips on Friday through Monday. Names include Beth, Carroll, Ackley, Scott, Drayton, Adams, Marsh, Mattson, Passinger, Cole, Avery, Daugharthy, Laufenburger, Herrick, and Walker, with visits to Warren, Duton Hill, Rus sell, Scandia, Celer, and Egypt.
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Mr. Beth
East Kane
George Carroll
Youngsville
George Graham
Henry Ackley
Warren
Georgia Scott
Scandia
Hollow
George Drayton
H.G. Adams
Hoag
Duton Hill
Harvey Marsh
Edna
W. B. Culbertson
Freeda Mattson
Bertha Passinger
Wardens
Alonzo Cole
Russell
A. A. Avery
Elson Daugharthy
Roy
Celer
Henry Laufenburger
A. S. Passinger
Arthur Herrick
Egypt
A. C. Walker
Lincoln birthday celebration and local social notices
The Woman's Relief Corps and G. A. R. Post marked Lincoln's birthday with a dinner and program. Local residents Anna Knapp of Irvine, Nora Haley, Vertner Adams of Russell, and others were guests or visitors. Members hosted quilting bees and fundraisers, and several residents, including Floyd Brown, suffered minor injuries or traveled for events. The Rev A G Crill attended the Free Methodist Convention in Youngsville.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
G. A. R. Post
Lincoln
Anna Knapp
Irvine
John Connarro
Nora Haley
Warren
Vertner Adams
Russell
J. McCormick
Train Schedule Fragments for D A V and Titusville Stations
Timings noted for use and intermediate stations at 8:54 and 4:59 a.m. For Titusville and intermediate stations times listed as 10:34 a.m. and 8:04 p.m. including 5 a.m. and 8 p.m. markers.
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Titusville
Patriotism fillt Tidioute schools with special programs
The past Friday's patriotic spirit extended through all rooms at Tidioute school with carefully chosen programs. Several visitors attended. The Tidioute basketball team played Union City Friday evening and returned home Saturday. A revival at the M E church continued with Rev J P Burns assisting Rev A J Rinker. Mrs C C Jury hosted by Mrs E D Gibb, while Mrs T W Proper fell from a ladder injuring her leg above the ankle. Other notes include Mrs Livingstone Peterson's visit with Mrs Burt Dunn, D Smith's trip to Buffalo, Flora Emerson's improving condition, D Smith's return from Buffalo, O Burgess's partial recovery, Chas Carnahan and D Smith's Oil City trip, and the birth of a son Feb 15 to Mr and Mrs Jerry Langley.
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Tidioute
Union City
J. P. Burns
Youngsville
A. J. Rinker
M. E. Church
C. C. Jury
E. D. Gibb
T. W. Proper
Livingstone Peterson
Burt Dunn
D. Smith
Buffalo
Flora Emerson
O. Burgess
Chas. Carnahan
Oil City
Jerry Langley
Birthday Party For Tom Messenger Celebrated At Home
About 45 friends gathered Tuesday evening for Tom Messenger’s 20th birthday with a surprise, dance at the hall, and a supper served by Mrs Messenger. Lida Palmer of Titusville visited due to Mrs Fidelia Spencer’s illness and death.
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Tom Messenger
Messenger
Columbus Grange
Pomona Grange
Cemetery Society
Bell Baker
O. Schramling
Lida Palmer
Titusville
Fidelia Spencer
Local Birth Notices From Warren and Gladerun
At Warren Feb 11 1909 a son was born to Mr and Mrs George Fromberry of Jackson street also to Mr and Mrs John Koziocki a son at Gladerun Feb 9 1909 another birth to Mr and Mrs E Wilbur Kriebel at Warren Feb 11 1909 a son to Mr and Mrs John Perry at Gladerun Feb 11 1909 a son to Mr and Mrs Rey Pratt at Warren
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Kriebel
Warren
E. Wilbur Kriebel
Farewell Reception for Rev. Paul J. Lux Held at Church
The congregation of the First Baptist Church hosted a farewell reception for Rev. Paul J. Lux last Monday evening in the church parlors.
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First Baptist Church
Paul J. Lux
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P. C. Holt
Clarendon
R. J. Green
F. E. Marsh
C. M. Bergstrom
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E. N. Holmes
Frewsburg
Mr. Holmes
Romaine Griffen
Etta Griffen
Hemlock
Bernard
Oneville
Chas. Bergstrom
Jack Reeves
Marshburg
Mt. Alton
Thed. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Spring Creek
Lounsburys Corners
Ackley Hollow
Tvidioute
Charles Brant
L. J. Gibb
George Siddons
Juanita Benner
T. G. Sargeon
Erie
H. H. Cumings
Lady Maccabees
Floyd Brown
Wm. Brown
Woman's Relief Corps
A. G.crill
Free Methodist Convention
Traveler's Guide
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Olean
Kopf & Henry
Warren, Pa
Columbus
Orange
Cc. B. Hill
Warren PA
Rexali
Rexall
Siegfried
TJ Pole
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Matt
Mark
McCall's Magazine
Liberal Cash Commissan
Pinel of Goode
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