Warren County Republican primary slate announced
Authorized notices name Rapph N Brown Farmington Tp C L Wright Youngsville Homer M Putnam Warren Wa Clark Warren E W Parshatt Frank Akeley Pine Grove G M Pelton Freehold and Geo C Priestley Warren as candidates for Sheriff Prothonotary District Attorney and Delegates to the State Convention subject to Republican primaries and return convention dates April 4 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapph N. Brown
Farmington
Warren County
C. L. Wright
Youngsville
Freehold Tp
Homer M. Putnam
Warren
Clark
E. W. Parshatt
Frank Akeley
Pine Grove
G. M. Pelton
Freehold
Geo. C. Priestley
New 2-Cent Stamp Debuts and Fulton Elected Senator
The new 2-cent stamp has been called ip, and a new design will be issued. Oregon has a senator at last, Charles W. Fulton of Astoria, elected last Saturday night. Delaware should now break the deadlock and get a senator or two.
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Oregon
Charles W. Fulton
Astoria
Delaware
Prohibs Sweep Sheffield as Loyalists Fiddle with Gas Bills
In Sheffield a local election shows Prohib candidates winning all but the election inspector. George B. Cortelyou and Robert B. Armstrong are cited as young administration backers. A Washington meeting hints at consolidating Spanish War Veterans groups. Meanwhile households fear high gas bills as cold weather bites.
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George B. Cortelyou
Robert B. Armstrong
the Treasury
National Gospel Campaign Urges Lent Observation
A committee appealed to churches nationwide to observe the Lenten season in the true Christian spirit, calling on Christians of all denominations to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of the National Gospel Campaign
Critchfield Appointed State Secretary of Agriculture
Gov Pennypacker names ex Senator N B Critchfield to lead the Agriculture department replacing John Hamilton who resigned. Critics praise the practical farmer as a fitting choice and mothers weigh in on public policy while noting the expanding cabinet under Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Pennypacker
N. B. Critchfield
John Hamilton
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt
George B. Cortelyou
McKinley
Pope Leo Celebrates 25th Reign Milestone
The pope marked a quarter century since his election on Feb 20 1878 amid a long ceremony. At 68 he has never seemed vigorous yet maintained the stamina to lead the Catholic Church through a demanding observance last Friday.
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Leo
Capitol Dome Construction Drowns House Debates in Noise
Harrisburg Telegraph notes the new Capitol basement hum of workers building the dome disrupts House proceedings. Amid cement, girders, and horse carts, lawmakers struggle to read bills as crashes and shouts echo from below.
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House of Representatives
Capitol
Walton
Wayback
Speaker
Harrisburg Telegraph
Lent Advice From Dr Irwin For Plain Living And High Thinking
Franklin Spectator notes Lent as a time for rest for the head feet livers and stomachs urge plain living and high thinking. The piece argues against late hours and excess with a forty day cut and a return to moderation to restore health and spirit.
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Dr. Irwin
Franklin Spectator
Mother Nature
News on the Sea: Shipboard Paper Delivers Marconi News
A steamship reached New York with a small newspaper printed aboard from the Marconi station in Ireland. The note suggests rest is scarce and advertisements keep people alert, even offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marconi
Ireland
Citizens candidate Hays elected Pittsburg Recorder
W. B. Hays won the Pittsburg recorder post by about 7000 votes. Rumor says the Citizens organization will pass to Thomas 8. Bigelow, longtime backer of the movement, with Flinn replaced by Bigelow in the leadership arrangement.
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W. B. Hays
Citizens
Pittsburg
Thomas 8. Bigelow
Citizens’ Movement
Flinn
Bigelow
Franklin News
Abolition of Grade Crossing Slayings Urged by Editorial View
A New York preacher resigns to read papers while editors wonder at the drift in public discourse. The New York Herald remarks on abolishing grade crossings and condemns calling such deaths accidents. The Denver News notes the curious idea of editors resigning to listen to preachers.
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N . Y. Herald
New York
Denver News
Last Florida Tour Departs March for Jacksonville
The last Pennsylvania Railroad tour of the season to Jacksonville leaves New York Philadelphia and Washington March 3. Excursion tickets include railway transportation Pullman accommodations one berth and meals en route with rates from various U and other points. Returning passengers use regular trains until May 31 1903. Apply for tickets itineraries and information to Geo W Boyd Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
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Jacksonville
Florida
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Buffalo
Rochester
Elmira
Erie
Williamsport
Wilkesbarre
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Phila
Low Rate Excursion to West By Erie Railroad
Erie Railroad advertises a low rate excursion to California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and other western states. Tickets on sale daily from February 15 to April 30 with sleeping car allowance from Chicago. Write F. H. Garfield Jamestown NY division passenger agent for cheap tickets.
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Erie Railroad
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Chicago
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Cheap rail to western points announced for limited run
D A V and P and L S M S offer daily service to western points from February 15 to April 30 with one way Colonist tickets available. For rates and routes, contact agents. A J Smith G P and T A.
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Western Points
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
Struthers Hotel Barn Taken Over By John Stinger
The Struthers Hotel Barn is now under John Stinger. He will give special attention to farmers horses. Transient trade will be accommodated as there is no livery in connection.
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Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Closing out at cost cloths for rainy day skirts
Jacob Keller the Tailor offers 1000 yards of cloth in 30 shades for cash only at Mai Orricr while BEST Job Printing handles the notice.
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Jacob Keller
Mai
Orricr
Washington Excursion Special From Pennsylvania Lines
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces March 3 and April 3 excursions from multiple northern points to Washington for Capitol visitors. Round trips range from 7.30 to 10 dollars depending on origin with ten day return window. Tickets valid via Harrisburg or Philadelphia with stop off possible in Philadelphia if arranged. Information via handbills or agents. contact Fraser Buffalo or Harrar Williamsport. Also a cheap child’s tricycle advertised at Matt office.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Buuffalo
Mt. Morris
Bradford
Titusville
Falls Creek
Kinzan
Tidioute
Buffalo
Allegheny Valley
Philadelphia and Erie
Erie
Lock Haven
National Capital
Anl
St. Mary’s
Driftwood
Renovo
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Broad Street
B. P. Fraser
Main Street
Ellicott Square
N. Y
Harrar
Williamsport
Universal Sanitary Casket Company charter notice
Legal advertisements announce an application to the Governor of Pennsylvania on March 20 1903 by John C F McGriff J G Curtis R O Wilson A J Hazeltine George C Priestley Samuel Peterson and H J Muse and associates for incorporation under the 1874 act to form Universal Sanitary Casket Company to manufacture burial caskets and piers with all rights and privileges of the act.
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Pennsylvania
John C. F. McGriff
J. G. Curtis
R. O. Wilson
A. J. Hazeltine
George C. Priestley
Samuel Peterson
H. J. Muse
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Universal Sanitary Casket Company
Notice of ad count for Mary Ann Holcomb estate
The ad count of N B Hotcomb representing Mary Ann Holcomb will be presented to the Court of Common Pleas for confirmation at the March Term 1903. Frank M. Knapp Prothy Warren Pa. February 4 1903.
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N. B. Hotcomb
Mary Ann Holcomb
Court of Common Pleas
Frank M. Knapp
Proth’y
Warren
Subpoena in Divorce for Ambrosia Sta pleton Brown
Subpoena issued in Warren County 45 March term 1898 for divorce case Brown vs Brown. Respondent ordered to appear in person before Warren Common Pleas at the court house on first Monday of March 1903 to answer libellant Liberlant’s complaint and show cause for divorce from bonds of matrimony.
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Warren County
Common Pleas
F. D. Brown
Ambrosia Stapleton Brown
Borough of
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Warren County
In Warren County Court of Common Pleas a notice summons D O Wickham and David Emory plus heirs to appear at the next term to answer a mortgage dispute tied to lot 590 in Cherry Grove. The 1882 mortgage from W P Book F P Hays and P W Roth to Wickham and Emory secures two 6250 notes due in three and six months. More than twenty years have elapsed. payment presumed.
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W. P. Book
F. P. Hays
P. W. Roth
D. O. Wickham
David Emory
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Warren
Amelia W. Stephens
Edgar W. Stephens
Joseph H. Kaiser
Cherry Grove
Notice of Orphans Court Accounts in Warren County
Register's Notice from the Orphans' Court of Warren County lists multiple first and final accounts filed in 1902 and 1903 for estates and guardianships. Entries include administrators executors guardians and legatees with dates of filing and court presentation set for March next at 2 o'clock for confirmation and allowance.
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Guy L
Anna Gertrude Greaves
Arthur Rickerson
Ad Thomas Hale
Property Auction Notice in War County
In War County a parcel described as lot four hundred forty is seized and to be sold in execution as the property of Henry Loding in the suit brought by Emma Fischer. The description notes land previously conveyed by Scofield and wife and William and wife in 1872, with a frame dwelling of one and a half stories and various deeds and registry references.
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Waras
Scofield
William
G. W. D. Brown
A. P
Henry Loding
Emma Fischer
Eli Township
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Axel Peterson
Charles Bloom
Pine Grove Township
Robert Arner
Warner
Gouldtown Road
William Derbey
Derbey’s
State Line
Charles K. Durant
Cornelius EK
Cole
Oscar Sanberg
A. Carlson
Charles H. Wiltsie
Warren
Sai Frank Williams
Recorder’s Office
A. Dunn
Mel Ia M. Deming
Southwest
County of
State of
Enterprise
Pleasantville
C. A. Henderson
Cifton C. Smith
Jancis A. Brown
Fred G. Allison
Clifton C. Smith
Anna B. Smith
Francis A. Brown
Sally E. Brown
C. H. Henderson
Arren
Pennsylvania Avenue
K. H. Lampe
Newmaker & Reed
Warren Street Railway Company
J. W. Newmaker
W. 5. Reed
Newmaker& Reed
Sugar Grove
G. M. Crouch
Arlea Bullock
Younie
G. W. Crouch
Ida M. Crouch
James Catlin
A. M. Catlin
Land parcels in Warren County Pennsylvania described in multiple deeds
The notice describes several parcels in Pine Grove and Southwest townships Warren County Pennsylvania. It details boundary lines beginning at state lines and along roads with distances in perches and degrees, referencing heirs administrators and the suits of Charles H. Wiltsie and C. H. Henderson. The properties include a frame house and outbuildings and total approximately 131 perches.
Martin F Wetmore Extr. February 14 1903 Ackley Pa
Obituary notice announcing the death of Martin F Wetmore on February 14 1903 in Ackley Pennsylvania with terse biographical detail and location.
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Martin F. Wetmore
Ackley
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan’s
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Sheffield
Eliot
Matt
James Brann
Warren,Pa
the Clarion State Normal Schoo
Samuel Weir
Marion
Sheriff's Sales
Sheriff's Office
Iver John
Iver Johnson
Warren Trust. Co
First National Bank OF
Warren, PA
First National Bank
Eee
Home Savings Bank
F. H. Rockwell
Perry D., Clark
Frank K. Russell
Allen
Liberty Street
Foley
A. A.davis & C
Warren Tel. Co
Keller
McNett
Undertaker
N Warren
OSA Cae
Kingston
Geo. W. DeGrarr
Wall St
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