Matthew S. Quay Dies in Beaver at 70 After Career in Politics
Matthew S. Quay, aged 70, died at his Beaver home on May 28 surrounded by family. He lay in state at the Presbyterian Church and his funeral was led by G A R comrades as Beaver Valley business paused. A famed political leader, he was loyal to friends, adversaries noted his victories, and his death leaves a vacancy in national and state affairs.
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Matthew Stanley Quay
Beaver
Presbyterian Church
Beaver Valley
Hiis
Public remark warns against libelous innuendo in public
An exchange urges caution when remarking on a young lady or girl. It warns how a small comment can taint reputation, spread widely, and become a lasting blight. It calls for responsibility and reflection before speaking.
Agricultural Outlook Promising Despite Winter Wheat Decline
Trade journals report a hopeful crop season ahead as winter wheat acreage falls. The nation remains prosperous when farmers enjoy a successful year, with grain consumption rising domestically even if exports lag.
New Pennsylvania Club organized in Washington DC
The new Pennsylvania Club in Washington D C elected W R Andrews of Meadville as President with Charles Meir as Vice President and R T Fraley as Secretary. The club house sits at 15th and K Streets N W and will welcome all Republican voters from Pennsylvania.
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New Pennsylvania Club
Washington, D. C
W. R. Andrews
Meadville
Charles Meir
R. T. Fraley
15Th and
K Streets
N. W
Pennsylvania
Judge Finds Maple Trees Add Value to Indiana Home
A Indiana court ruled that five maple trees in front of a residence added about 1000 to the property's value. The write up notes many homeowners would value a maple for its beauty at more than 200 and emphasizes the trees as a priceless local heritage not to be removed without urgent grounds.
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Courts of
Indiana
Evea
Pennsylvanias Daily Paper Count Leads States
The Keystone State has 213 daily papers, more than New York's 207 and all New England, with broader national totals of 2,338 dailies and 22,223 periodicals across the United States and territories.
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Pennsylvania
Union
Keystone
New York
New England
South
West
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Weather contrasts as June mail is issued five times
Last week New York reported 82 degrees while Montana had six inches of snow. The June issue schedule remains five mailings this month, regardless of weather.
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New York
Montana
Memorial Season Tribute To The Soldier Of The Union
John M. Thurston celebrates veterans wearing bronze buttons, honoring those who served in the Civil War. He recalls sacrifices from Donelson to Lookout Heights and notes soldiers left civilian lives to defend the Union, returning to rebuild civilian life afterward.
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John M. Thurston
Donelson
Shiloh
Chattanooga
Presidential Year Affects Economy Across Sectors
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes a recurring pattern where stock markets, railways, amusements and households tighten costs before presidential elections. Managers reduce staff and capexpenses while households trim nonessential spending as November approaches.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Methodist Bishops Retired and New Appointments Chosen
At the Los Angeles M. E. Conference six bishops retired and eight younger men were elected to replace them. Bishop Merrill resigns. others retiring are Andrews, Walden, Vincent, Mallalieu and Foss. New bishops named include Berry Newark Spellmeyer Mac Dowell Bashford Bert Williams Neely and Day. Day declined acceptance preferring church editorship. one seat remains open.
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M. E
Los Angeles
Merrill
Andrews
Walden
Vincent
Mallalieu
Foss
Joseph F. Berry
Chicago
Henry Spellmeyer
Newark
N. J
William F. MacDowell
New York
James W. Bashford
Delaware
Wilson Bert
Rome
Italy
Luther B. Williams
Baltimore
Thomas B. Neely
Philadelphia
J. R. Day
Syracuse
N. Y
Day
Pennsylvania Teachers Granted Minimum Monthly Salary
The law increasing teacher pay to a minimum of 35 dollars per month took effect June 1. About 3,800 teachers are affected, 90 percent of them women, with salary increases totaling 760,000 for the next term. School directors must affidav it's to verify no salaries under 35 dollars before receiving state funds.
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Pennsylvania
Notable June Contributions in the Review of Reviews
The June issue presents expert essays led by Cyrus C. Adams on what Stanley saw in Africa. Charles F. Thwing considers sending a son to college while Lieut Joseph A Baer offers cavalry views of Cossacks. Arthur Warren surveys The Turbine and J A Kingman discusses The Automobile in Business. Elmendorf defines the modern public library. E R A Seligman and Carl C Piehn assess tax issues on franchises in New York and California.
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Stanley
Africa
Cyrus C. Adams
New York Sun
Charles F. Thwing
Joseph A. Baer
Arthur Warren
J. A. Kingman
Elmendorf
Buffalo
E.R. A. Seligman
New York
Carl C. Piehn
California
Ant detected in Guate mala promises cotton boll weevil relief
The Department of Agriculture reports finding an ant in Guate mala that reportedly devours boll weevil, a pest responsible for millions of dollars in annual cotton losses, prompting optimism for southern growers.
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Department of Agriculture
Guatemala
Parker Leads Democratic Nomination Despite Hiccups
Parker remains ahead for the Democratic presidential nod as a tongue-tied rival with 122 delegates trails, highlighting a fragile gap in the race for party top honors.
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Parker
Great Oil Producer in Texas and Other Briefs
THE Standard Oil Company has become the greatest oil producer in Texas through acquisitions. A Chicago woman was granted divorce in thirty six minutes after filing. Germany imported over 100000 barrels of American apples into Hamburg in four months of 1903. The New York Sun attacks Roosevelt and Parker while courting McClellan after nominations. A Detroit judge says a man may spank his wife, though most men will not. The grand lodge of Odd Fellows bars saloon keepers and gamblers from joining in Ohio. A Woman’s bargain lore notes.
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Cleveland
Bradford
Philo. Inquirer
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Ohio
N. Y
Chicago
New York Sun
Roosevelt
Parker
McClellan
Sun
Detroit
Buffalo
Germany
Hamburg
Berlin
Corry to St Louis Coach Excursion Tickets Offered
The Erie Railroad sells round trip coach excursion tickets from Corry to St Louis for 13.50 returning within seven days every Tuesday and Thursday. Tickets are sold daily with longer return limits at pro rata rates. See agents for schedules to the World’s Fair.
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Corry
Erie Railroad
Low Rate Excursions to St Louis by D A V P R R
The D A V P R R offers low rate excursion tickets to St Louis for May 17 19 24 26 31 and every Tuesday and Thursday in June. Tickets are valid for day coaches and return within seven days including sale day. Other excursion tickets with longer limits available daily. For details contact ticket agents.
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ST. Louis
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Offers Free Sample
An advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims success in hospitals and clinics and offers free sample bottles and a booklet to readers who write with their address to Dr Kilmer and Company in Binghamton New York. It also notes regular bottle sizes available from druggists.
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Kilmer
Bright
Agape Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binglgshamton
N. Y
Excursion to New York City by D A W P R R Lake Shore
Excursion to New York via D A W P R R and Lake Shore By June 16 with practically one fare round trip. Tickets valid fore noon and afternoon trains linking at Dunkirk for through trains to New York and return valid until June 21. Pullman sleeping car leaves Titusville at 2 40 PM on Lake Shore New York Special No 44. See agents for sleeping car reservations and full details. Go to New York on excursion June 16 at very low rates.
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New York City
D. A
New York
Lake Shore
World's Fair Excursions To St Louis On Low Rates
June 9 16 23 and 30 are set for coach excursions to St Louis via Pennsylvania Railroad to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Rates are fixed at a low figure allowing those of limited means to visit the fair at an exceptionally small cost. See ticket agents for details.
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St. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reduced Rates To Uniontown for Prohibition Convention
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip tickets to Uniontown Pennsylvania for the Prohibition State Convention from June 6 and 7. Tickets from any Pennsylvania station good to return by June 10 at a single fare for the round trip with a minimum of 25 cents.
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Uniontown
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
State of
Pennsylvania
G A R Encampment Excursion Tickets From Pennsylvania Rail
For the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Gettysburg June 5 to 11 the Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all Pennsylvania stations on June 4 to 8. Tickets are valid return until June 13 at a single round trip fare. Check local agents for rates.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
State of
Pennsylvania
World’s Fair at St Louis Excursion Rates Listed
Excursion tickets to the St Louis World's Fair offered by D A V P and L S M and Big Four via Cleveland. Season passes cost 28.60 dollars, 60 day passes 23.95, 15 day passes 19.95. Coach tickets dated for sale on specific May and June dates at 14.50 dollars. A J Smith G P and T A.
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Big Four
Cleveland
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
Low Sunday Fares On Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Line
Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg R A announce weekly Sunday sales with reduced round trip fares between defined points during spring and summer. Tickets are valid for same day travel and return.
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Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg R. A
Monogram Stationery in Latest Styles and Low Prices
The Mail Office showcases new monogram stationery with a variety of papers and envelopes. Samples are available and orders are being accepted.
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Youngsville
Emma Sturdevant
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Sheffield
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King
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John Cooney
C. A. Swanson
M. Wade
A. F. Swanson
Melvin Jackson
R. R. Co
A. G. Bathurst
H. M. Putnam
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Lena Linquist
Alfred Linquist
F. A. Hall
Max H. Sill
D. I. Ball
Roy Austin Greenlund
Francis Paul Greenlund
Peter Greenlund
F. M. Thompson
Emily P. W. Thompson
John McLean
M. V. R. Catlin
Geo. W. Kinnear
John H. Gray
J. A. Wood
Julia A. Davis
T. L. Davis
James B. Eddy
Hannah F. Eddy
Henriettte Eddy
William E. Rice
William B. Rice
Sarah M. Canfield
P. B. Canfield
Winfield S. Moore
Alfred R. Moore
D. M. Howard
James D. Harris
G. H. Dunham
R. B. Stewart
M. B. Dunham
Lenora Shutt
James D. Shutt
C. D. Crandall
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Penn’a Avenue West
N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty St
Warren, Paide
T. O. Slater & CO
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