Tribune Again Warms Republicans To Penroseism
The New York Tribune renews a stirring call to defeat Penroseism in Pennsylvania. It argues Penrose’s renomination harms state interests, warns against rewarding him, and urges Republicans to abandon bossism and pursue a clean, aggressive party to win in the near future.
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New York Tribune
Pennsylvania
Tribune
Greeley
Taft
Ross
Philadelphia
Penrose
Senate
Congress
The
Public Ledger
Wilson
Republican Party
Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
Foraker
Washington
Roosevelt
South America
Good Roads Day Urges Warren County Follow Washington Lead
Washington county held a Good Roads Day with nearly 16,000 men working on about 2,100 miles of county and township roads. The successful event, planned in under a month, is recommended as a model for Warren county to consider adopting.
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Warren County
Washington County
Warrens County
Warren Mail Promotes Optimism in Local Message
An optimistic note urges residents to stay hopeful as times improve. It hints at growing chatter and says complaints are unhelpful, urging readers to subscribe to the Warren Mail for steady updates.
Come Along Colonel Roosevelt Seeks Pennsylvania Impact
An editorial argues Roosevelt will campaign for the Washington party in Pennsylvania to energize voters. It contends healthy multi party competition benefits the public and keeps ruling parties alert to lose their grip, urging action to shake up the current state leadership.
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Roosevelt
Washington Party
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt visit could boost three party race in Pa
The Harrisburg Star-Independent argues Roosevelt's involvement in Pennsylvania could fuel a three way contest among Republicans Democrats and Washingtonians. A balanced three cornered fight is seen as best for November, with Roosevelt aiding the Washington ticket or staying out altering outcomes.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Washington
Harrisburg
Townsman’s plan to quit drinking sparks mock advice
The Atchison Globe quotes a quip urging a drunk husband to open a home saloon and buy whiskey from his wife. The tongue in cheek scheme claims the wife would profit financially after ten years, getting money to save, educate, and remarry. It lampoons domestic liquor culture with a grim joke about snakes in boots.
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Atchinson Globe
The Farmers Creed from Breeders Gazette
The creed outlines respect for soil and soil culture, effort to increase yield, and the divine right of man to labor. It emphasizes better farms and roads, valued household comforts, and fair rewards for toil while promoting soil enrichment and progressive farming ideals.
Finis to Warren High School Class of 714
A graduation piece honors forty two graduates of Warren High School as they complete their final year. The write up credits the school board and instructors for guiding the cohort toward future success and pledges the class will seize opportunities ahead.
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Warren High School
Warren
Ousting Ella Flagg Young Aboard Rumors Surface
Chicago board trustees prepare for a decisive meeting as rumors spread that Ella Flagg Young may be removed as superintendent. Eleven trustees form the board with ten aligned against her, while others refuse to confirm or deny the talks before the session.
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Chicago
Ill
Ella Flagg Young
Board of Education
Riis Found His Path Through Mockery Into Journalism
The future Riis faced scorn from editors in Buffalo and New Jersey as he sought work, sleeping in a brickyard wagon, enduring police misfortune, and finally snagging a newspaper job in New York after a moment of bold confrontation. His stubborn perseverance led to a career in journalism.
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Jacob A. Riis
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Buffalo
Courier
the Express
Riis
Father of Colonel Windsor Dies in Fredonia Home
The obituary notes the death of the father of Colonel Windsor who helped draft the federation of thirteen colonies. He lived in Brocton and later Fredonia, survived by two sons Fred E. Windsor and Arthur Dix Windsor of Los Angeles, a sister Mrs. Sarah Shepard of Fredonia, and a brother John Windsor of Jamestown. Funeral is Sunday at his home and burial in Warren, Pennsylvania when Arthur D. Windsor arrives from California.
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United States
Colonel Windsor
Chautauqua County
Brocton
Fredonia
Fred E. Windsor
Arthur Dix Windsor
Los Angeles
Cal
Sarah Shepard
John Windsor
Jamestown
Warren, Pa
Arthur D. Windsor
California
Terrible toll of the torrid wave in western Pennsylvania
Pittsburg June 11 reports sixteen deaths from heat prostrations and four drownings as the torrid wave grips western Pennsylvania. Eight fatalities occurred in the twelve hours ending at 8 this morning. A cooler night gave relief but temperatures of 90 plus were expected after sunrise.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Thaw Allowed to Travel for Estate Testimony
Harry K. Thaw will be permitted to travel from New Hampshire to Pittsburgh to testify in court regarding his father's estate, a move announced by counsel for Thaw and the State of New York.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
New Hampshire
Pittsburgh
Stevenson Failing Health. Family By His Bedside
Adlai E Stevenson former vice president of the United States is gravely ill in Chicago after a monthlong illness. Family members remain at his bedside as health continues to decline.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Women Succeed At June Congress In Chicago Coliseum
The twelfth biennial General Federation of Women's Clubs convention will hold June 18 to 20 at the Chicago Coliseum. Various departments of women's activities will have separate days with noted business women delivering lectures on business interests and success.
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Congress of Woman's Achievements
Chicago Coliseum
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Death notice for M. W. Harrington of Sugar Grove
Murray W. Harrington of Sugar Grove died in Buffalo Sunday at 4 am, aged 55. He is survived by his wife Ida V. Harrington, a son Lynn P. Harrington of Sugar Grove, another son John F. Harrington of Utica, and a daughter Mrs. Ray Dennisoh of Boniwood.
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M. W. Harrington
Murray W. Harrington
Sugar Grove
Buffalo
Ida V. Harrington
Lynn P. Harrington
John F. Harrington
Utica
Ray Dennisoh
Boniwood
Henry B. Gross Dies After Illness from Sun Stroke
Henry Benjamin Gross died Monday morning after years of illness from sun stroke. Born September 22, 1858, he is survived by four sisters and two brothers. Funeral held Tuesday at 4 p.m. from Mrs. I. Grunder’s Hazel Street home.
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Henry B. Gross
Henry Benjamin Gross
I. Grunder
Hazel Street
Obituary: Robert A. Greenlund of Jamestown dies at 30
Robert A. Greenlund, 30, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Greenlund of 14 Wilson Avenue Jamestown, died at home after a year with tuberculosis. He was born in Jamestown and worked with Kemp Rubber Company in Buffalo. He is survived by his parents, one sister, and two brothers. Funeral was held Thursday with many onlookers. Relatives from Jamestown and Buffalo attended.
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L. H. Greenlund
Wilson Avenue
Jamestown
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Kemp Rubber Company
Buffalo
Homewood Sanitarium
Herford
James Greenlund
Fred Greenlund
Ruth Greenlund
Republican candidates plan state wide campaign in Pennsylvania
The Republican State candidates will cover Pennsylvania from cities to crossroads. State Chairman William E. Crow and Lancaster Mayor Frank B. McClain say the September start will reach every county seat and borough. Penrose has about 30 dates in 60 days, Pinchot already campaigning nationwide.
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William E. Crow
Frank B. McClain
Lancaster
McClain
Commonwealth
Roosevelt
South America
Washington
Penrose
Gifford Pinchot
Lincoln Family Path Targeted For State Monuments
A preliminary study by Charles M. Thompson of the University of Illinois, under a state act, traces the Lincoln family route from Indiana to Illinois in 1880. The path crosses the Wabash at Vincennes, follows the Vincennes-St. Louis line to Lawrenceville, through Palestine York and Darwin to Paris then to Charleston Shelbyville and Decatur. Trustees seek monuments along the route.
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Lincoln
Indiana
Illinois
Charles M. Thompson
University of
State Historical Library Trustees
Sweet Singer Soaked in Damages Suit Ending
Chicago June 6. Miss Georgia Jay wins 20000 in a breach of promise suit against Homer Rodehaver choir master for Billy Sunday. The jury accepted she was engaged and that Rodehaver sought marriage only to preserve his career. He earned about 100 dollars weekly and profited from song books.
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Chicago
Georgia Jay
Homer Rodehaver
Billy
Miss Jay
Rodehaver
Iowa
Attorney Heren
Warren Bank Statement for Warren County 1914
Balance sheet for Warren County Bank shows resources and liabilities as of June 1 1914. Cash, specie and notes total 101 220 dollars with deposits and reserves including 280 448 dollars due from approved reserve agents and 65 500 dollars in legal securities.
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Warren
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Banks & Trust Co
Col- Taecett Oe Ee
War Fears Rise as Asia Minor Exodus Targets Greeks
The Times predicts renewed conflict between Greece and Turkey as Balkan unrest grows from the Young Turks policy to expel Greeks from Asia Minor and Thrace. A Turkish declaration of war is seen as likely.
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London
Greece
Turkey
The
Times
Balkans
Asia Minor
Thrace
Clarendon Couple Wed By Warren Pastor
Louis H. Benson and Miss Nettie Nelson of Clarendon married Tuesday morning by Rev. A M Pickel of Warren's Evangelical church. The couple will reside at Celoron after a wedding trip to Washington.
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Warren
Louis H. Benson
Nettie Nelson
A. M. Pickel
Evangelical Church of
Celoron
Washington
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