Retaliatory Measures Mentioned in State Rail Legislation
The piece lists proposed bills aimed at railroads including abolishing grade crossings in cities, forcing fencing of tracks, capping fares at two cents per mile, permitting trolley freight, issuing two cent mileage books, and regulating sleeping, parlor and dining car rates. It also notes George B. McClellan taking office for a second term as New York mayor with a more independent approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creasy
Columbia
George B. McClellan
New York
McClellan
Murphy
Directors liable on bank bonds face Supreme Court appeal
Judge Frazer rules Enterprise National directors are liable under bonds securing state deposits. They plan to appeal to the Supreme Court, aiming for a stay of execution and to contest responsibility, noting no prior appeals on such bonds. The piece also cites Success Magazine on making good and mocks gossip, revolution threats, and Santa Claus impersonators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Frazer
Enterprise National Bank
Supreme Court
Success Magazine
Trade creates confident tone after holiday week
Unseasonably mild weather boosts holiday distribution and building activity. Manufacturing output stays high with heavy spring orders. fur and heavy clothing trade soft due to open winter. December rail earnings show 6.9 percent gain over 1904. foreign commerce ports post strong exports and imports gains. Liabilities from commercial failures total 7.6 million, with 221 US failures that week vs 252 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
Dun
Judge Porter Rules State Pure Food Law Unconstitutional
Judge Porter of New Castle holds the State pure food law unconstitutional, sending its fate to the Supreme Court for potential enforcement. The piece notes possible amendments to the law for profit and details Kentucky’s planned Foster statue funded by schoolchildren for the Frankfort capital, to be unveiled during the Louisville festival next June.
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Porter
New Castle
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Frankfort
Stephen Collins Foster
Russian strikers vow armed rebellion amid harsh government crackdown
The text notes that Russian workers recognizing the government's strength plan to continue working while organizing armed rebellion. If the first movement failed, the second would face even poorer odds, yet they have begun actions that aim to improve Russian conditions, despite steep costs.
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Russia
Record of New York bond houses' vast securities sales
The piece notes that in five years two major New York bond houses sold 2.76 billion dollars of securities, a figure perhaps unmatched globally. It cites widespread corruption among lawyers and Sing Sing recruits from New York since the last municipal election and ends with a quip on honesty attributed to Josh Billing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Sing Sing
the Tribune
Josh Billing
Paper Wrapped Matches And City Salary Proposals
Paper wrapped matches are now made by spirally rolling and dipping in wax to prevent unrolling and add rigidity. The Erie council increases city official salaries with assessors at four dollars per day for 175 days yearly and the assessor's clerk at four hundred twenty dollars annually. others seek increases. A Cincinnati dispatch notes a carnation sale at forty thousand dollars. A Connecticut man dies after four quarts of milk, illustrating fatal intemperance. Read the Warren Mail for county happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Connecticut
Escapee Convict Seeks New Life After Governor's Offer
In a deserted Hampton Hall room a convicted man, Bill Watson, 4840, confronts the narrator with a knife and vengeance. The narrator, sympathetic to the underdog, offers money and new clothes to help the escaped prisoner start anew in America, avoiding pursuit by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmoor
Bill Watson
Colonel Hampton
America
Armmeston Todeg
Hartmann and Gregory declare sheriff candidacies in Warren county
Two candidates announce for Warren County Sheriff under the Republican banner. Fred M. Hartmann files to seek the nomination pending primary results. B. G. Gregory also announces to pursue the sheriff’s office subject to the upcoming Republican primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff
Fred M. Hartmann
Warren Borough Tax Collector Candidate Names
Informal declaration of candidacy for the office of Tax Collector of Warren Borough. Mentions R H Winger William McCray and W W Loyt in the context of Republican primaries and a personal run for the tax collector role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Warren
R. H. Winger
William McCray
Warren County Republican Primary Candidates Announced
A stream of names announces candidacies for county offices including Prothonotary Clerk of Courts and Associate Judge. Delegates from Warren and surrounding towns signal intent subject to Republican primaries.
Warren County DA Nomination Tied to Republican Primaries
The office of District Attorney in Warren County announces that WM. S. CLARK is subject to decision in the Republican primaries.
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Warren County
WM. S. Clark
Subpoena in Divorce Case in Warren County Court
Lulu M. Nelson sues Frank G. Nelson for divorce in Warren County Common Pleas No. 34 December term 1904. Respondent ordered to appear March 1 1906 at Warren Court House to answer the complaint and show cause why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff N Brown issues notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Common Pleas
Lulu M. Nelson
Liellant
Frank G. Nelson
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
N. Brown
Election notice for two corporate meetings in Warren
The Pennsylvania Gas Company and the First Nations Bank of Warren announce annual meetings to elect nine and a board of directors respectively. The gas company session is January 2, 1906 at 2 PM in Warren office. The bank meeting is January 10, polls 3 to 5 PM, Warren, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Warren Pa
Warren
WH Fuler
Warren Oost Company
GEO. E. Colvin, Soay and Treas
Warren Latins Stockholders Meet for Board Election
The stockholders of the Warren Latins will meet at their banking office on Tuesday January 9 at 7 30 p m to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year. KE H Lampe cashier Warren Pa notes. G W Exsworth cashier Warren Pa dates provided December 4 198.
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Fort
Scoc
First Nations Bank of Warren
F. K. Russell
Warren
Nne
Warren Latins
G. i Exsworth
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Eyos T. Drum. W. Kh. McKinney
Santo Domingo
Washington
Cambridge Springs Enterprise
Santa Claus
Cincinnati Dispatch
Warren Mail
McClure, Phillips & Co
Hampton Hall
B. G. Gregory
Lhereby
Ww. M. Loyt
D. V. Radspinner
Warren, Pa
Henry Fuellhart
Tidioute, Pa
H. M. Putnam
H.S. Perry
E. L Morris
Youngsville
John A. Spetz
Citizens National Bank of Warren
Tod P
L Gerould
Rey
Warren National Bank of Warren
KE. H. Lampe
Leggins
Chas. H. Smith
Sescoad
Warren National Bank
G. N. Parmlee
F. E K. Hertzel
E. H. Lampe
J. M. Sonne
Teller
Hon. WM. D. Brown
David W. Beaty
CO. Schimmelfeng Watson D. Hinckley Andrew Hertzel Lee SR. Clough
J. B. Moore
Jerry Crary
G. N. Parmlee Charles Chase
A. T. Scofield Miner D. Crary
F. BE. Hertzel
William E. Rice Charles W. Jamieson
C. Horton Smith
Nelson P. Wheeler
Penn’s Ave
West
Citizens National Bank of
DS Citizens National Bank
Warren, Penn’a
Hoff Business College
Kopf
Henry
Beth
Qnsuit Kineston
N. Y
W. DeGaraer
Wall St
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