Market signals show steady industrial improvement and slower wholesale gains
Condition of Trade indicates idle machinery decreases boost wages and retail power, while wholesale and jobbing rise slowly. Some regions recover faster with better business than last year. wheat prices drop as Argentina shipments rise. February commercial failures total 6.6 million dollars, with manufacturing leading, and Dun's Review notes mixed foreign trade and easing money.
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Argentina
New York
United States
Canada
Dun
Earl of Yarmouth in a Kept Man Role Sparks Contempt
The Earl of Yarmouth stands before the world as a kept man supported by Alice Thaw who gave him a third of her fortune in their international marriage. The public denounces him as a man lacking masculine attributes as he gloats over the allowance he secured from the young woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
Pennsylvania Railroad to discipline drinking employees
Head officials announce a movement to remove intemperate workers from the Pennsylvania Railroad. Teetotalers will be favored in suspensions and discharges, and a history of drinking will weigh heavily against any employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Personal Statement Notice From Mr Dennison
The page publishes a personal statement by Mr Dennison and notes the paper may reflect his view or Tir Main. It invites any other candidate to place views before voters with the same privilege granted to Mr Dennison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Tir Main
Public Documents Available at Office
Subscribers may call at the paper office to obtain public documents including the Report of Pennsylvania State College Statistical Record of the Progress of the United States The Lizards of Pennsylvania The Net Result at the Hague A League of Peace by Andrew Carnegie and other items.
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Pennsylvania State College
United States
Pennsylvania
The
Hague
League of Peace
Andrew Carnegie
Capitol Trial Defense Pins Blame on Huston
In Harrisburg the defense in the Capitol trials began its case urging the jury to shift blame to architect Joseph M. Huston. Lawyers for Sanderson Snyder Shumaker Mathues argued Huston alone knew all about the Capitol affairs and should bear responsibility as the State’s skilled agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston
Harrisburg
Capitol
P. KF. Rothermel
John H. Sanderson
Lyman D. Gilbert
William P. Snyder
Charles H. Bergner
James M. Shumaker
William I. Shaffer
William L. Mathues
Joseph M. Huston
Capitol contract conspiracy trial resumes in Harrisburg
The Capitol furniture case returns after a three day break with testimony showing Sanderson potentially undercharged by 81 196 75 by using surface feet. Witness Kauffman detailed measurements of furniture and noted room access limits while Rothermel questioned measurement standards.
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Harrisburg
Capitol
Charles H. Bergner
Shumaker
Sanderson
John Kauffman
Kauffman
Mr. Rothermel
Carson
Former Governor Pennypacker testifies in capitol contracts case
In Harrisburg on February 18 former Governor Pennypacker, as president of the grounds and buildings board, testified on the selection of Huston to prepare capitol furnishings and the Sanderson contract. He described safeguards in bill payments and noted Huston’s duty to supervise manufacture. The trial adjourned with cross examination continuing tomorrow.
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Harrisburg
Pennypacker
Dauphin County
Capitol
Snyder
Mathues
Shumaker
Joseph M. Huston
Council For the Commonwealth
Kunkel
Stanford B. Lewis
Huston
Carson
Lewis
Scarlet
Jurors Selected for March Court Bailiff Panel
A large list enumerates jurors for March Court including Barney Chas farmer Watson Fred pumper Glade Baldensperger C butcher Glade Dalton Mike laborer Freehold Dunn O laborer Conewango Ford H L teacher Sheffield Firth J A farmer Sugar Grove Frederius Elmer G farmer Sugar Grove Johnson Edward clerk Warren Jurey J E laborer Warren Mowxia per farmer Watson Merkle H laborer Limestone Mack pattern-maker Glade sechitytes R E farmer Triumph Olney CD laborer Brokenstraw Perkins Lee farmer Columbus Peterson August farmer Pine Grove Sutterland Gust engineer Mead Swanson Clyde D farmer Sugar Shuler J A laborer Pleasant Wilson OH farmer Pittsfield Woodside George A farmer Sugar Walsh John farmer Conewango Zeller Carl grocer Warren Amann C tinner Conewango Anderson Chase farmer Mead Anna WB machinist Warren Ayer HS farmer Columbus Burns WA laborer Youngsville Bovee M merchant Grand Valley Brown Fred farmer Triumph Chase JH laborer Pine Grove Conarro FV jeweler Warren Curtis FD farmer Columbus Campbell Frank gauger Clarendon Christianson Rasmus laborer Warren Day Washington laborer Warren Eagan Frank clerk Warren Ellis Fremont butcher Sugar Grove Fuellhart Henry merchant Tidioute Foley James laborer Warren Greene John farmer Sugar Grove Groat M clerk Kinzua Gibson RH farmer Deerfield Hammond WB superintendent Warren Hinsdale Jay farmer Farmington Johnson Oscar farmer Pittsfield Leonhart AF farmer Conewango Lindell Henry miller Farmington Linton Ralph cutlery Tidioute McGlaughlin Bert laborer Warren Mullen Thos engineer Sheffield Mallery JW laborer Clarendon Continued on page 5
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Barney
Chas
Farmer
Watson
Bauer
Fred
Pumper
Glade
Baldensperger
Butcher
Dalton
Mike
Freehold
Dunn
Conewango
Ford
H. L
Sheffield
Firth
J. A
Sugar Grove
Frederius
Elmer G
Johnson
Edward
Clerk
Warren
Jurey
J. E
Mowxia
Merkle
Limestone
Mack
Amann
Tinner
Anderson
Chase
Mead
Anna
W. B
Ayer
H. S
Columbus
Burns
W. A
Youngsville
Bovee
Merchant
Grand Valley
Brown
Triumph
J. H
Pine Grove
Conarro
F. V
Curtis
F. D
Campbell
Frank
Gauger
Clarendon
Christianson
Rasmus
Day
Washington
Eagan
Ellis
Fremont
Fuellhart
Henry
Tidioute
Foley
James
Greene
John
Groat
Kinzua
Gibson
Mallery
J. W
Dennison Declares Plain Views on Local Option and Reform
Arthur W. Dennison appeals Republican voters in Warren County Pennsylvania to judge candidates by positions. He states he will reject money to buy votes, backs local option and direct voter decision on liquor licenses, tax equalization, school boards power, parcels post, postal savings, pure foods and seed inspections, and opposes Senator Penrose’s reelection. He asks voters to compare candidates and promises to work for his stated measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
United States
Pennsylvania Railroad
USL
Penrose
Republican Party
Great
Commonwealth
A . Roe
Arthur W. Dennison
Marriages and notices from Irvine and surrounding towns
The column lists marriages on January 3 in Irvine and December 28 in Carroll, plus January 1 in Conewango and Deerfield, with names and places. It notes a death in Glade of Andrew Irvine, age about 64, to be buried next Monday. A Dime Society ladies meeting is announced at R Brown 3 PM Thursday to elect officers. The Clara Fisher carried flour and pork to the area last Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dime Society
R. Brown, Esq
Lyceum Lecture on Destiny Draws Large Audience
J. D. James, Esq. delivered a finely written speech titled Destiny to a large listening crowd. L. T. Parmlee, Esq. was elected president for the next four weeks as members prepare for the following week's discussion on whether further U S territorial acquisition would endanger government stability.
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Lyceum
J. D. James
L. T. Parmlee
United States
Washington Capitals Sparkle With Museums and Monuments
The Capital City offers the White House and Treasury Building museums the Capitol Library and Smithsonian as major attractions. It notes fine hotels residences and circles, and praises Washington as a beautiful world capital. The Pennsylvania Railroad serves a wide reach to the city with affordable tickets at all offices.
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White House
State, War, and Navy
Treasury Building
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Government Printing Office
Patent Office
Congressional Library
National Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Great Monument
New
Union Station
Capital City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
National Capital
Mam. Legal Blanks: Fine job printing on short notice
If in need of fine job printing on short notice, try the Mam. Legal Blanks a specialty.
Also Mentioned on This Page
James H. Stevenson
House
Senate
Stevenson
March Court
Mr. Dennison
Ancient History
Warren Mail
Irvine
Mr. Crane
James Shutt
Sarah A. Taft
Carroll
L. B. Brown
Thompson M. Jones
Ann Anderson
Jamestown
Conewango Township
R. Alden
Seneca M. Smith
Almira C. Tapping
Deerfield
A. MaGill
James A. Bowman
Tionesta
Harriet M. Scott
Livingston Co
N. Y
Andrew Irvine
S. W. Dana
Esqq
Clara Fisher
Warren Market
L. F. Watson
Peaser Cereras
Seenane
Citizens National Bank
Warren, Penn’a
Bulletin
Washington City
Congress
Legislative
United States Supreme Court
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