Neighborly Comment on Snyder for Auditor General Nabbed by Local Papers
The Warren Mail editorializes for Snyder as Auditor General while Sugar Grove Record and Warren Mirror oppose printing his name. The piece argues Republican papers should back Republican nominees and that party papers bias won t affect the forthcoming election or Warren County.
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Warren Mail
Snyder
Auditor General
Brother Cowing
Press Muzzle Advocate
MAIL
Sugar Grove Record
Record
Warren Mirror
Warren County
New Child Labor Rule Challenged in Mines Sector
Lawsuits challenge the new prohibition on hiring under 16 in coal mines. The measure, born from the anthracite miners strike and a presidential inquiry, targets the anthracite mines only. Bituminous district miners denounce the rule as harmful to their industry.
State to seek recoup of ad costs on failed amendments
The Philadelphia Press reports that constitutional amendments published by the Auditor General in autumn 1902 failed to pass the Legislature because those in charge did not bring them up for final passage. Those responsible should reimburse the state more than $20,000 spent on advertising last year.
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Philadelphia
Auditor General
Supreme Lodge doubles assessment in old age order
The Supreme Lodge 4. O. U. W. raised the assessment rate on older members to bolster finances. Newspapers debate the move, fearing it may weaken the order, though it is renowned as America's oldest and once strongest fraternal organization.
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Supreme Lodge 4. O. U. W
America
Ireland and Britain in talk over Irish prospects
King Edward proclaims bold Irish self image while critics doubt success in policy. Friends of Ireland remain hopeful Britain may act beyond empty talk to help the Irish cause.
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Edward
Pat
Friends of
Old
Ireland
Britain
State Board launches drive against toy pistols
The State Board of Health begins a campaign against toy pistols after fifty deaths in the state are linked to tetanus from toy paste cannons and crackers. The action follows July Fourth incidents.
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State Board of Health
Glowing Nose: A Neighbor's Remark Sparks Civic Courtesy
A local young woman, teased about a red nose, responds that it glows from admiration and not from meddling in others' affairs, turning a light taunt into a note on respectful conduct in the neighborhood.
Pennsylvania National Guard to Build Permanent Pittsburg Armory
The Eighteenth Regiment National Guard of Pennsylvania will have a fine armory in Pittsburg. Three acres of land were bought for the site for $100,000. Other National Guard units in the state are urged to secure permanent armories as well.
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National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
N.G. P
Steel production in Pennsylvania rises to 8.51 million tons
The 1916 steel output in Pennsylvania reached 8,511,195 tons, up about 154 percent over five years, marking a peak period of national prosperity during the same span.
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Pennsylvania
Trouble subsides at government printing office
Reported strife at the Government Printing Office fades as employees appear ready to accept the public printer and the president guiding the enterprise.
When a Man's Wife Is Away and Hay Fever Stirs
A wry quip notes that a man's wife being away brings no extra mischief from the devil. Instead, hay fever sufferers are seen to sense trouble from a distance, suggesting weather or allergy conditions provoke unease.
Gratifying Change Across Christian Denominations
The Kansas City Journal notes reduced militant zeal among Christians amid Pope Leo's illness. It credits Leo's gentleness and Protestant tolerance, while highlighting rationalism as driving dogmatism from Christendom and fostering a broader, more generous religion.
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Kansas City Journal
Christendom
Leo
United States
America
High Court Upholds Borough Hawking Ban in Rearick Case
Judge Auten affirms Sunbury Justice Carpenter’s $25 fine for N. L. Rearick of Citizens' Wholesale Supply Co for selling by sample door to door without a permit. District Court denial of habeas corpus leads to uphold of ordinance as constitutional under interstate commerce and local enforcement.
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Anton
Northumberland County
Rearick
N. L. Rearick
Citizens’ Wholesale Supply Co
Columbus
Ohio
Sunbury
Paul Fendrick
Business Men's Association
Auten
H. E. Knight
Carpenter
Wall Street Trouble Seen as Speculators’ Fight
A Democratic Opinion states the current market turmoil is a speculators affair not harming real business As dividends from railways and industrials stay steady the panic is driven by stock gamblers and will affect only Wall Street and speculative investors if business interests remain calm.
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Wall Street
Cleveland
Radium and X Rays Reported to Cure Cancer in Europe
The article notes successful cancer treatment using radium with X rays in Vienna and London. A London nose cancer case healed after short radium exposures over weeks, with no visible scar. It also mentions Joaquin Miller’s broad religious views at his funeral.
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Vienna
London
Joaquin Miller
Comet sighting prompts late night crowd reports
Citizens report lingering crowds out late seeking the comet amid rumors of trouble while a local printing office advertises the best job printing services at the mail office.
Scribner's Fiction Number Offers Rare Color Plates
The August Fiction Number of Scribner's Magazine marks a premier color printing effort with diverse methods and designs. It features a Foringer cover, Appleton Clark frontispiece, four full page Brangwyn color plates of an 18th century sea battle, and tint reproductions by Child and J. J. Gould, signaling one of the publication’s most sumptuous issues.
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Scribner’s Magazine
A. E. Foringer
Alter Appleton Clark
Special excursion tickets to Lily Dale on Sundays and Wednesdays
D A V and P R R agents offer special excursion tickets to Lily Dale each Sunday and Wednesday in summer. Tickets good for same day round trip only.
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Lily Dale
Reduced Seashore Excursions From Pennsylvania Stations
Pennsylvania Railroad offers fifteen day low rates for August trips from Erie Rouseville Corry Dunkirk Buffalo Olean Rochester Bradford Tionesta Warren and more to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City or Ocean City New Jersey. Tickets good returning on regular trains within fifteen days. Stops in Philadelphia allowed. Information from agents or hand bills.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Rouseville
Corry
Dunkirk
Buffalo
Olean
Rochester
Bradford
Tionesta
Warren
Clermont
DuBois
Renovo
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
N. J
Delaware River Bridge
Market Street Wharf
Philadelphia
Ludlow
Harrar
Williamsport
B. P. Fraser
Main Street
Ellicott Square
N. Y
Reduced Railroad Rates for G A R Encampment Travel
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all lines to San Francisco or Los Angeles for the National Encampment in San Francisco from August 17 to 22, 1903. Tickets are sold July 31 to August 13 with return by October 15, require 50 cents payment at Los Angeles or San Francisco, and must be issued by a Joint Agent. Details at ticket offices.
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G.A.R
San Francisco
Cal
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Los Angeles
Special Fifteen Day Sea Shore Excursion to New York
Erie Railroad offers a fifteen day excursion to New York departing Jamestown on August 11 with return by August 25. Tickets cover limited trains for $11 round trip, with half fare for children. Pullman accommodations and details from F. H. Garfield, D. P. A., Jamestown, N. Y.
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New York
Erie Railroad
Jamestown
F. H. Garfield
N. Y
Summer Excursion Tickets to Western Points via Erie R R
Daily service from June 1 to September 30 offers first class round trips to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs St Paul Minneapolis and other western destinations at very low rates. Return by October 31. Erie Agents will furnish particulars.
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Erie R. R
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Erie
Pittsburg Excursion by Erie Railroad Tickets on Sale
Pittsburg excursion via Erie Railroad tickets on sale August 2 3 4 for all regular trains good returning until August 10 inclusive at one fare round trip See agents for particulars New goods and latest styles in Spring Millinery at Kertchers
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Erie Railroad
Kertcher’s
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys
A medical note warns that excessive work strains kidney function leading to impure blood. Experts urge rest and balanced routines to protect renal health.
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Ralph N. Brown
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State League of Republican Clubs
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Erie Railroad Company
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Circle 246
Titusville
Supreme Court of the United States
Oil City
Cancer Cure
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Liberty St
Warren, Pa
Eberhart & Miller
Suspension Bridge
Hammond Iron Works
Struthers Station
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Eddie W. Campbell
E. W. Campbell
Dewdrop, Pa
Scott Durlin
Pittsfield, Pa
Penn
James Brann
Collier’s Weekly
Collier’s
Charles Dana Gibson
Lion’s Mouth
West 13Th Street
Kingston
Geo. W. Degrafff
Wall St
Jory Hepburn, M. D
Penn’a Av. West
Uy J. Foley
A. A.davis & C. Polephone
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