LaFollette Penrose clash over postoffice bill reform talk
A LaFollette rift with Senator Penrose over the postoffice appropriation bill highlights claims of delayed action and irregular committee attendance. The Pennsylvania senator rebukes LaFollette for fault finding and empty declamation, noting radicals' prevalence and lack of constructive work.
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Senator LaFollette
Wisconsin
Committee On
Penrose
Senator la Follette
Pension Committee
LaFollette
Pennsylvania
Senate
al Toona Tribune
Trade conditions show slow revival amid uneven gains
Trade improvement is uneven with better Europe and US finance, but iron copper and coal show slow revival. February railroad earnings nearly match 1907 and exceed last year. New York bank clearings fall while other cities rise. Copper declines, steel prices cut, and western reports often better than eastern. wheat climbs, foreign trade near 1907, with modest jumps in imports and exports.
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Europe
United States
New York
R.G. Dun & Co
February commercial failures total liabilities rise to 9.82 million
Liabilities of commercial failures reported for February total 9 819 545 with 6 521 913 in manufacturing 3 099 652 in trading and 197 980 in other lines. This week 278 U S failures vs 394 last year and 45 in Canada vs 36 a year ago, Dun s Review.
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United States
Canada
Dun
Local News Roundup From Russell and Warren
Russell Smith and family visited his parents in Russell last week. Lena Dunlap of Franklin returned home after visiting Chas. Davis family due to the death of her father Chas. Hull of Sanford. Chas. Carnahan bought a full blood Jersey cow arriving by express last Thursday. Rev. Crill leads revival at Free Methodist church with growing membership. Tidioute beats Chautauqua 27 to 17 in Encampment Hall basketball. Steam boat City of Warren appeared on the river from Tionesta to Warren. Miss Rilander injured after a fall leaving the Free Methodist church and care at the parsonage. Poor street lighting blamed for hazards.
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Fes
Russell Smith and
Buffalo
D. Smith
Lena Dunlap
Franklin
Chas. Davis
Chas. Hull
Sanford
Kenrick
Russell
Chas. Carnahan
Jersey
O. Burgess
S. W. Brown
Warren
Free Methodist Church
Tidioute
Chas. Brant
Claude Summerton
Robert Morrison
Wm. Coan
Livingston Peterson
Tionesta
U B Quarterly Meeting Held at This Place
The U B Quarterly meeting occurred Saturday and Sunday with Eldred Center to host the next gathering. Election results listed tax collector and supervisor races with party tallies.
Nervous Prostration and Dr Miles Nervine Claim
An advertisement from Cleveland cites nervous origin of many illnesses and promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve remedy. It features a customer testimonial from Mrs D I Jones and a money back guarantee if no benefit, urging readers to buy from their druggist.
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Miles
Nervine
D. I. Jones
Broadway
Cleveland
Election officials and ticket counts from local poll results
Auditor U. S. Snyder R 39 Justice of the Peace J N Falkinburg P 38 Judge of Election F S Deemer R 37 J N Falkinburg P 22 Inspector of Election Roy Ellis R 33 J M Paden P 24 There were 11 straight Republican 15 straight Prohibition and 40 mixed tickets.
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U. S. Snyder
J. N. Falkinburg
F. S. Deemer
Roy Ellis
J. M. Paden
Russell Visitors And Social At Elk Grange Hall
Frs 18 Martin Schomberg visited Russell Thursday. Geo Graham transported wood for Mr Wagner to Russell Wednesday. Ben Swanson traded horses recently. Lederburg moved his family from Sheffield to his farm here. Miss Georgia Barber and Miss Bertha Passinger shared a social day. George Carroll visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo Graham Sunday. Albert Sampson travelled to Russell. Mrs Tip Gardener returned to Russell after visiting her parents. John Sampson and son Lloyd were Warren visitors. Mr Anderson visited Russell Thursday. The Elk Grange basket social and dance Friday night drew a large crowd and all reported a fine time.
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Martin Schomberg
Russell
Geo. Graham
Wagner
Ben Swanson
Lederburg
Sheffield
Georgia Barber
Bertha Passinger
George Carroll
Albert Sampson
Tip Gardener
Chas. Anderson
John Sampson
Lloyd
Warren
Mr. Anderson
Elk Grange Hall
Funeral services for Fidelia Spencer held at home
The funeral for Fidelia Spencer occurred at her home Wednesday at 3 p m conducted by Dr J G Townsend of Jamestown. Burial followed in West Side cemetery. Relatives and neighbors note the illness and death as the family gathers in Columbus and nearby towns.
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Fidelia Spencer
J. G. Townsend
Jamestown
West Side Cemetery
Polly Wynn Pomeroy
Wrightsville
Charles Wynn
Dennis Wickwire
Miss Morrison
Elizabeth Clark
Ray Shephard
Union City
Columbus
Ed. Allen
Ella Allen
Warren
Lida Palmer
Titusville
Grange Hall Box Social a Lively Night
About 100 attendees enjoyed games and dancing at the box social in Grange hall. The party ended at 5 a.m. EF D. Everts of Warren visited the village last week. Miss Mable Tillow of Bone Run stays with Mrs. E. D. Outrid. W. L. Ackley is at Sugar Run. Fearl Fellows of Cable Hollow visits relatives. Rev. Charles Gleason of Warren conducted church here Thursday. H. Marsh hauls logs to F. A. Nelson mill.
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Grange Hall
EF. D. Everts
Warren
Mable Tillow
Bone Run
E. D. Outrid
W. L. Ackley
Sugar Run
Fearl Fellows
Cable Hollow
Charles Gleason
H. Marsh
F. A. Nelson
Jamestown Woman Visits Aunt for Weekend Basket Social
Mrs. Bertha Harris of Jamestown visited her aunt Mrs. W H Madigan Friday and Saturday. A number from Jamestown attended the basket social and dance at Ger.
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Bertha Harris
Jamestown
W. H. Madigan
Ger
Grange events and local visits noted around Warren area
Friday evening activities include recitations by Clyde English and Frank Dodd and various songs and solos by Columbus and Warren Grange members. Memorial services for Brother Eugene Arnold are planned Friday morning with participation requested from all members. E D Stewart, Master. Myrtle Stoneburg, Lecturer.
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Eugene Arnold
Warren Grange
Pomona
E. D. Stewart
MyrtTiLe Stoneburg
Local Social Roundup notes visits and meetings
Mrs Bert McCoy hosted last Thursday with Mrs Bert Lee. Frank Davis of Onoville and Miss Rena Rickerson of this place visited Mr and Mrs Frank Adams on Sunday. Ladies Aid to meet Mrs Frank Davis Feb 25 for dinner. Charles Doty and Mrs Martha Allen visited Mr and Mrs Karl Johnson. Little Hiram Dickinson is under doctor care. Miss Rena Rickerson called on Mrs Bert McCoy Monday. Miss Edith Johnson attended Washington birthday exercises at the school Monday.
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Bert McCoy
Bert Lee
Frank Davis
Onoville
Rena Rickerson
Frank Adams
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Doty
Martha Allen
Karl Johnson
Hiram Dickinson
Edith Johnson
Washington
Meeting of Pomona Grange in Warren County
The Warren County Pomona Grange No. 10 plans a two day session with Columbus Grange No. 875 on March 4 and 5 starting at 1 30 p m The welcomes by Mrs Blanche Clark and Miss Edna Hovis precede discussions on farming topics and community questions with leaders from multiple Granges and a program for women and youths.
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Warren County Ponoma Grange
Columbus Grange
Blanche Clark
Edna Hovis
Limestone Grange
Akeley Grange
J. E. Kenny
Eldred Grange
America
New London Grange
R.S. Hartley
Brokenstraw Grange
John Hammond
Corydon Grange
Woman’s Hour
C. E. Marsh
Clara Olmstead
Spring Creek
E. Stewart
Warren Grange
Meley
Bimber
L. L. Covel
R. S. Hartley
Train Schedules for Dunkirk Titusville Lines
On D. A. Vv. and P. R.y routes to Dunkirk and intermediate stations trains depart at 8 54 a m and 4 59 p m. For Titusville and intermediates, trains run at 10 4 a m and 8 04 p m.
Vermont Mines Boost 1907 Copper Silver and Gold Output
Vermont produced gold silver and copper in 1907 from copper ores valued at 132643, up 85370 from 1906. Gold yielded 148 fine ounces valued 341, silver 3814 fine ounces valued 2517, copper 650425 pounds valued 130085. Three deep mines near Corinth Strafford and South Strafford in Orange County supplied ore from 12333 short tons. Recovery averages were 3313 per ton for gold and silver and 52.7 pounds per ton copper. The report notes renewed deposits with potential for future output and references USGS 1907 Mineral Resources report.
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Corinth
Strafford
South Strafford
Orange County
United States
Survey
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