Warren County officials list in contested race
A long roster lists local government and court officers including Congressman W L Scott State Senator O C Allen Assembly Henry Brace President Judge W D Brown and associates P W Brown C C Merritt Sheriff Robert A Love Prothonotary D A Arird Register and Recorder W J Alexander Treasurer Geo F Yates County Commissioners M Crocker T L Putnam Joseph Clinton Clerk F A Cogswell Surveyor D F A Wheelock Coroner Dr I W Whitcomb District Attorney G H Higgins Auditors N P Curtis conewango W Martin Elk F E Fay Farmington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Scott
Erie
O. C. Allen
Warren
Henry Brace
W. D. Brown
P. W Brown
Farmington Pa
C. C. Merritt
Grand Valley
Robert A. Love
D. A. Arird
W. J. Alexander
Geo. F. Yates
M. Crocker
Youngsville
T. L. Putnam
Russell
Joseph Clinton
Sheffield
F. A. Cogswell
D.F. A. Wheelock
Louisville
I. W. Whitcomb
G. H. Higgins
Warren, Co
N. P. Curtis
Conewango
W. ©. Martin
Elk
F. E. Fay
Farmington
Strength for to day a moral exhortation poem
A devotional verse urges reliance on strength for today not tomorrow. It extols steady labor for right, support for the needy, courage for travelers, and self restraint of youth. The speaker calls for kindness, faith in God, and a solid home foundation as daily guiding principles.
Lincoln and Chase over interest bearing notes plan
Amasa Walker proposed government issued notes bearing interest to curb inflation and encourage hoarding as investment. Lincoln pressed Chase to consider the scheme, quoting a story to defend constitutional risk. Chase admitted it could raise money and vowed to push immediate action despite constitutional objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amasa Walker
New England
Don Pratt
David Taylor
Ohio
Lincoln
Taylor
Chase
Secretary of the Treasury
A. Lincoln
Illinois
Caplain
Mr. Chase
Union
Burmah vaccine policy sparks gender bias concerns
A report notes women in Bur mah are not vaccinated, reflecting perceived lesser value and higher costs. The stance draws criticism over unequal access to health measures and impacts public welfare efforts in the region.
Apostle Gideon Dean and the Martinez Vigilantes duel faith and justice
Gideon helps a condemned gambler, prays for mercy, and confronts Vigilantes who threaten execution. After a tense rescue, he marries the dying man to Kate Sommers in a quiet ritual and, urged by Jack Hamlin, contemplates staying in Martinez to build a church while choosing a life with the widow Hiler.
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Gideon Dean
Gideon
Hiler
Syam
Rales
Alamo
Wastin
Pardner
Jack Hamlin
Martinez
Mr. Hamlin
Hamlin
Kate Sommers
Hamilin
Jack
Martinez Road
Tasajara
Parker's Hair Balsam Endorsed by St Louis User
An intimate friend for five years, Parker's Hair Balsam stops hair loss, restores natural black color, and thoroughly cleanses dandruff, according to Miss Pearl Aneson of St. Louis Missouri.
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Parker
Miss Pearl Aneson
St. Louis
A Calculation on How Much a Man Can Spend in a Month
A San Francisco Chronicle piece argues that true millionaire wealth is overrated as money rises. It recounts a dinner with several millionaires and a test case: a man with a vast establishment could not spend over ten thousand dollars a month without waste, despite immense assets. The narrator notes rich men claim running costs rarely exceed ten thousand monthly, while some offer daringly cheaper or pricier “millionaire” establishments, underscoring the gulf between perception and reality.
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Gideon
Jack Hamlin
Jack
Hamlin
Mr. Hamlin
George
Ailin
Tasajars
San Francisco C Chronicle
John Mackay
Ife
Belmont
Train the Nose: A Call for Senses in Education
Dr H R Allen argues the nose has been neglected in education and urges training of the sense of smell. He links nose shape to character, cites ancient noses, warns that many youths falter due to a pug nose, and advocates early nose education to elevate the race.
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H. R. Allen
Rome
Greece
Grocer C P Henry Announces Quota Copy Offer
A grocer named C P Henry states readiness to duplicate all quotas from other dealers, signaling price or supply parity strategy and competitive alignment with rival merchants. The remark reflects pricing tactics in local commerce.
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C. P. Henry
Grocer
Fish Hatchery Season Under Way at Erie Pennsylvania
Erie reports the State Fish Hatchery resumes operations with 10,000,000 white fish eggs from Northville Michigan. President Gray of the State Fish Commission oversees hatching, with half the supply already in jars and extra eggs to be placed in the lake. The lake port trade supports about 1,000 jobs and a $200,000 investment, while lake trout discovery boosts local interest.
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Erie
Gray
State Fish Commission
United States Commission
Northville
Mich
Grinnell
Lake Erie
Logan tomb site chosen on Lake Park land in Chicago
Curiaco January 4 reports Mayor Harrison under city council order offers the south 520 feet of Lake Park for Gen John A Logan tomb. The tract lies bounded by Harmon Court Park Place Michigan Avenue and Lake Michigan and is described as central and beautiful with lakefront views and easy access.
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Curiaco
Harrison
John A. Logan
Lake Park
Harmon Court
Park Place
Michigan Avenue
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Rumor and Pressure in Modern Journalism Exposed
A critique accuses press of weaponizing rumors about a man’s private life, pushing others to discuss it and harassing those who resist or avoid reporters. The piece argues truth is irrelevant, focusing on demonstrating press power to intimidate and silence objection.
Grand Army of the Republic Attacks Mormonism and Polygamy
The Grand Army of the Republic mobilizes against Mormonism and polygamy, praising the move as wise and patriotic. Kate Field is lauded for her courageous stand on the issue, while reports describe abusive efforts by Mormon leaders to ruin her reputation.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Kate Field
Illinois Law and Free Press Clash Over Incendiary Sheets
A Chicago State's Attorney faces a gap between free press liberty and sedition. The author argues Illinois lacks a law to curb incendiary sheets like the Arbeiter Zeitung and suggests using US statutes if needed. The piece cautions against urging armed rebellion and urges swift legislative or legal remedy.
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Illinois
Arbeiter Zeitung
Chicago
United States
Electric Bitters Show Universal Endorsement in Indiana and Ohio
The verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters cure liver and kidney diseases and blood disorders. W D Solt of Bippus Indiana testifies a six bottle match cured rheumatism of ten years. Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio calls it the best selling medicine in twenty years. A. W Morck offers it at fifty cents a bottle.
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W. D. Solt
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
A. W. Morcks Drug Store
Allegan merchant uses thief account to settle thefts
A Michigan merchant maintains a thief account recording all missed goods. The first offender must pay the full bill to escape prosecution. A recent case involved a woman stealing fifty-cent leggings, charged to settle the account at five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegan
Mich
Physician Promotes Dr Fenner Remedies For Various Ailments
A local physician markets Dr Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic claiming to cleanse blood, regulate functions, and restore nerves. He also offers Dr Fenner's Improved Cough Honey for coughs and Dr Fenner's Golden Relief for pain or burns, sold by druggists and dealers nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fenner
Mail Job Office Promises Full Printing Service
The Mail Job Office offers presses and a complete assortment of type paper cards and envelopes with skilled printers for all kinds of job printing in first class style at low prices. Legal blanks kept on hand or printed to order as The Mail is entered for circulation as second class mail matter in Warren P.O.
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Warren P.O
Temperance Corner praises state press editor and youth
A Warren Baptist Church devotional by the Warren Union of the W C T U marked the Week of Prayer with Bible readings and praise. Mrs Weeks sent 2000 postal cards to editors and educators urging temperance, while 5000 extra Journal of Education copies and Mr Stewart's speeches reach teachers to boost child training. A lawyer's son declares Prohibitionist stance, urging moral education over academics.
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Baptist Church
Warren
W.C.T. U
Weeks
Extra Journal of Education
Stewart
Wannamaker Named for Philadelphia Mayor Bid
A proposal to run Mr. Wannamaker for mayor of Philadelphia faced skepticism as saloon keepers were deemed strongly opposed to his election, suggesting strong opposition from local business interests.
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Wannamaker
Philadelphia
Theopore Roosevett Blames Primaries At Saloons In NYC Race
Theopore Roosevett, a late mayoral candidate in New York City, claims that among more than one thousand primaries before the municipal election, over six hundred occurred in saloons, asserting influence over the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theopore Roosevett
New York City
Woman asks for dollar to fund temperance talk at village market
A young lady worker asks the meat market owner for a dollar to pay a temperance lecturer for the W C T U. He replies that since the town went no license he sells more meat in a day than in a week with saloons. This unexpected remark impresses the audience.
Cambridge Ladies Appeal to Voters Over Temptations
Taz W. C. LT. A. of Cambridge issues a voter appeal urging prayerful voting and the removal of temptations in the city and college streets. The call is signed by Mrs. Die Bull Mrs. Asa Gray Alice M. Longfellow Mrs. Horace Scudder and other Cambridge leaders.
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Taz W.C. LT. A
Cambridge
Mass
Die Bull
Asa Gray
Alice M. Longfellow
Horace Scudder
Inquest Witness Blames Engineer for Tiffin Crash
The first witness at the Tiffin Ohio railroad horror inquest said Engineer Rider drank too much. Mrs Swirr the State President has been quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Ohio
New York Temperance Instruction Law Widely Adopted
The Tus temperance instruction law in New York, driven by the WCTU, is being complied with in 9,513 school districts. The study is reported to be much enjoyed by teachers and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus
New York
W.C.T. U
Public Schools in Chicago Teach Scientific Temperance
The Chicago public schools have begun teaching scientific temperance. Superintendent explains the move is to meet demand and keep abreast of the times.
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Chicago
Superintendent of Schools
Pigeon Tower of Grandval and Doves of the French Revolution
The frontispiece of the New Year Wide Awake invites readers to Henry Bacon's article The Doves of the French Revolution, a quaint historical contribution. It also features Sarah Orne Jewett's Christmas tale The Christmas Guest and the second paper in Longfellow literature An Old House with illustrations of the old Longfellow home in Portland. Subscription price is $2.40 yearly.
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Grandval
Henry Bacon
Sarah Orne Jewett
Longfellow
Portland
D. Lothrop & Co
Remarkable recovery after consumption in Paris Texas
In Paris Texas residents celebrate J E Corley's dramatic improvement from near death to robust health using Dr King's New Discovery and New Life Pills. After a trial bottle relief followed by two bottles and two boxes he gained thirty six pounds. Free trial bottles offered at A W Morck's.
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Paris
Tex
J. E. Corley
Dr. King
A. W. Morck’s
Ely's Dream Balm Promises Relief From Cold in the Head
The remedy is praised for relief and cure of inflammation and congestion named cold in the head. It has long been a brilliant success for catarrh hay fever and hay fever. Early use prevents serious symptoms and many chronic cases cured after other treatments failed.
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Ely
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