Harrisburg Convention Signals Quay Era and Pennypacker Victory
At Harrisburg Republicans gathered led by Col Quay with Elkin and Pennypacker contending for control. Delegates from Warren county backed Quay sentiment and Pennypacker edged Elkin 206 to 152 for the main ticket with Wm M Brown and I B Brown also chosen. The platform backs Roosevelt, protection, and ballot reform while beef packers shift to New Jersey amid investigations.
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Harrisburg
Col. Quay
Elkin
Kikin
Quay
Warren County
Penny
Old Town
Joe” Sibley
Will
I. B. Brown
Ehe County
Corry
Pennypacker
Judge Pennypacker
Wm. M. Brown
Lawrence County
Isaac B. Brown
Erie Co
Roosevelt
Flag Day observed nationwide with historic roots
Flag Day on Saturday June 14 commemorates June 14 1777 when Congress adopted the stars and stripes as the national standard. The Flag Association urges showing old glory on every building while farmers seek steady markets at fair prices amid weather and government grumbles.
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Congress
The
Flag Association
United States
Ohio Republicans endorse Roosevelt and McKinley legacy at Cleveland
The Ohio Republican State Convention in Cleveland praised harmony and strength in its platform and ticket. Delegates expressed grief over William McKinley's death and warmly endorsed President Roosevelt, aligning with the policy stance favored by McKinley and Congress. The platform reflects broad support for the national Republican agenda.
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Cleveland
William McKinley
Roosevelt
Congress
Protection for Rural Mail Boxes Strictly Enforced
The department notifies postmasters and rural route offices that the Postoffice appropriation bill makes punishments explicit for damaging tearing down or stealing mail in rural routes with fines up to one thousand dollars or three years imprisonment. Offenders are to be reported to the postmaster who will forward the matter to proper authorities.
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Postoffice Appropriation Bill
Critics decry church extravagance and costly buildings
A writer in Christian Work condemns heavy church spending on splendid edifices and idle monuments. He argues funds should fund missionary work and evangelize unchurched masses in cities and neglected rural areas instead.
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United States
Public Untidiness and Hamlin Forum Call for Reform
Professor Hamlin argues in the Forum that American streets fairs sidewalks and parks are dirty and ill kept and compares the nation unfavorably to England or Germany. He urges citizens to learn from European examples and commit to fixing domestic abuses.
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Hamlin
Turkey
England
Germany
Europe
Two constitutional amendments set for November vote
Two amendments adopted by the last Legislature will be voted on in November with countywide advertising by Secretary Griest. One rewrites jury discharge effects to avoid automatic acquittal, and the other allows local laws if approved by local voters at a general election.
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Griest
Merck and Kirberger Trade for Weddings and School Events
Merck and Kirberger offer a wide selection of wedding and school commencement goods. The shop markets its prices as the finest quality at affordable rates for these formal occasions.
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Merck & Kirberger’s
Morek & Kirberger’s
Notable critic praises physician amid estate dispute
In the Bradford Era a critic lauds a physician seeking 350000 for professional services from the late Chris Magee's estate, praising him as a notable finance figure. Other papers report Bryan declining Nebraska gubernatorial Fusion bid and commentary on the Mexican Indian war and coal strike economics amid a month of strike distress.
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Chris Magee
Bradford
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Jamestown Post
Writing Local News Builds Ambition and Skill
A Kane Leader quote urges young reporters to pursue local news writing as essential practice. It emphasizes weighing facts, conveying meaning behind movements, and the moral blend of brains conscience and heart needed to excel in journalism. Practice and discipline refine manuscript correction.
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Kane
Oregon returns show Democrat governor winner by slim margin
Returns from Oregon indicate the Democratic candidate for governor won by about 300 votes. Republicans captured both congressional seats and will control the legislature which will select a U S senator. Voters show party alignment but personal preference influenced the governor race.
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Oregon
Congress
United States
Postmaster Resigns After Dynamite Attack in Pennsylvania
A Western Pennsylvania postmaster quits after his office is blown up with dynamite. The Pittsburg Gazette notes an Ohio man’s job security, while Oregon Republicans post a 14,203 majority. The Oil City Blizzard urges mercy and courtesy in public life.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Gazette
Ohio
Oregon
McKinley
Smiley and Bettis Market Ad Promotes Fresh Produce
The advertisement touts Smiley and Bettis as the best fruit and grocery sellers and directs readers to call Morek and Kirberger's for contact.
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Smiley & Bettis
MARINETTE TRON WORKS MANUFACTURING CO INCORPORATION SOUGHT
Notice states an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on Monday June 9 1902 for charter of MARINETTE TRON WORKS MANUFACTURING COMPANY to engage in gas engines and other iron steel or wood articles. Also E H Beshlin solicitor and administration for Richard J Atridge estate and calls debts and claims for settlement by Leon G Ball Warren Pa June 2 1902.
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Common Wealth of
Pennsylvania
A.d
A. L. Hamilton
T.C. Miller
A. ©. Trumbull
A. C. Merryman
W. C. Carpenter
W. JD. Todd
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Marinette Tron Works Manufacturing Company
Act of Assembly
E. H. Beshlin
Richard J. Atridge
Baro
Warren, Warren Co
Penn’a
Leon G. Ball
Aamr
Warren, Pa
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
W. C. Bennett Company
Bennett Piano Company
A. D
W. C. Bennett Co
W. D. Todd
J. A. Buck
Seey
Common Wealth of Pennsylvania
A. A. Bannerot
F. G. Bannerot
A. B. Bannerot
D. Shear
H. B. Taylor
Benjamin Taylor
George Taylor
M. M. Sanderson
United Refining Company
Asay
W. W. Wilbur
Etters
D. M. Gross
Borough of
Warren
Trustee's Sale Notice in Warren County Pennsylvania
Public sale under a decree of the Warren County Court of Common Pleas will take place at the Warren borough courthouse on June 30 1902 at 2 PM. Henry Fuellhart as trustee auctions multiple tracts totaling about 525 acres in Triumph and surrounding areas along the Allegheny river with cash terms.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Haulty
Agrtie W. Sewell
Arthur Ennedy
Warren Borough
Warren
Warren and
Franklin
Silas Ruland
Toland
Peter Kortman
Henry Kortman
Allegheny
John Kortman
Isaac Kortman
Henry Fuellhart
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Dwight Cowan
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Samuel W. Pennypacker
Philadelphia
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Venango County
Henry H. Cumings
Assembly
Lewis C. Baker
Columbus
Register and Recorder
Charles D. Crandall
WM. 5. Peirce
Frank Hagberg
Ell
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South West
KB. Thompson
Farmington
N. Cook
W. J. Farnsworth
Mead
Beef Trust
New Jersey
New Orleans
Mexico
Sibley
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
National House of Representatives
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mifflin County
Franklin News
Pittsburg
Buffalo Express
Oil City
Rock
Batistes
Dimities
Jarvis Warren
Baker, PA
Kertcher’s
John F. Kertcher
Water St
West Warren
A. P. Lane
Hickory Street
Water Street
Third Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
South Street
Russell Street
Market Street
Seventh Street
Povania Avenue
Market
Laidborough
Barnhart
Burgess
E. H, Beshlin
Margaret E, Gross
West Warren Real Estate Co
W.W. Cook
W. F. Henry
Savings Bank
E Warren
Crelil Olli
Buffalo
N.Y
Caledonia Chemical Co
Edonia
New York
Cal Smith & Horton CO