New Senator Knox Named to Fill Unexpired Term
Gov Pennypacker appoints Philander Chase Knox of Pittsburgh to fill the Pennsylvania Senate seat until March next with the legislature electing a successor in January. Knox, born May 6 1853 in Brownsville, had served as United States Attorney General under McKinley and Roosevelt, with a noted legal career in Pittsburgh.
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Allegheny
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Pittsburg
Mr. Knox
Brownsville
Fayette County
Davids. Knox
Knox
Morgantown
W.a
University of West Virginia
Mt. Union College
Alliance
H. B. Swope
United States
Western District
Pennsylvania
James H. Reed
The
William McKinley
Roosevelt
Lillie Smith
Andrew Smith
Oflegheny
Pioneer Row
Ellsworth Avenue
Amberson
Sam’s
Joseph H. Choate
England
Washington
Wm. H. Moody
Navy
The Liberty Bell Tours Continue Across Cities
The Liberty Bell travels from Independence Hall Philadelphia to the Pennsylvania building in St. Louis marking its seventh trip. Its 1777 transfer to Allentown aimed to save it from the British, with subsequent exhibitions in New Orleans 1585, Chicago 1898, Atlanta 1805, Charleston 1902, and Boston 1908.
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Pennsylvania Building
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Mobbed visit fuels view of 1900 campaign moral tone
In Victor Colorado an early campaign stop drew protests toward President Roosevelt then candidate for vice president. The scene illustrates the partisan storms surrounding the era and the degree of public hostility cited as evidence of societal anarchy.
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Victor
Col
Hoosevelt
Titusville Morning Herald Marks 39th Birthday
The Titusville Morning Herald celebrated its 39th birthday last Tuesday morning. The paper notes its prosperity and capable management pleasing its patrons as the oil region's first daily paper and hopes for many more birthdays.
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Titusville
Elkin to Stay on Republican Ticket for Supreme Court
A Wise decision by Hon. John P. Elkin keeps him on the Republican ticket as a Supreme Court Judge at $10,000 yearly, amid talk of no extra legislative session and constitutional limits. The remark Those grapes are sour signals debate over party loyalty.
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John P. Elkin
Supreme Court
Knox’s Name Rises With Quay in Printer’s Eye
From a typesetter’s stance Knox equals Quay in prominence, reflecting press emphasis on both figures as the paper shapes its page. The line underscores how editorial eye treats Knox and Quay with matched significance.
Governor Pennypacker’s Senate Appointment Backed as Constitutional
In defending the appointment of Philander Knox to fill the Quay vacancy, the Pennsylvania governor argues for a constitutional construction that upholds federal supremacy while respecting state terms. He avoids an extra session, cites cost concerns, and echoes Pattison’s caution against costly, unproductive sessions. The piece predicts public support for the action and notes legislative timing for a full-term election in 1905.
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Philander C. Knox
Matthew S. Quay
Pennsylvania
United States
Gov. Pennypacker
Congress
Pattison
Pennypacker
A Governor on Good Roads
Governor John L. Bates of Massachusetts declares strong support for state highway improvement. He argues good roads are a business necessity benefiting farmers merchants and manufacturers and that residents accept taxes to fund the policy rather than letting highways fall to local control.
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John L. Bates
Massachusetts
Snyder County June Court Term Opens Quietly
The June term at Selinsgrove began Monday at noon and adjourned at 5 pm with no cases tried. It was the county’s shortest term in history as several lawyers keep busy with mercantile work to offset weak legal business.
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Snyder County
Selinsgrove
Typographical Error Sparks Akins Bishop’s Witty Retort
A bishop recalled sending an article with the line We pray too loud and work too little. A compositor changed it to We brag too loud and work too little, a joke the bishop chose not to correct, believing the printer was right.
Nahum and the automobile foreseen in prophetic verse
The New York Tribune notes Nahum’s prophecy about chariots in the streets as a striking prefigurement of the automobile. The comparison casts a modern light on ancient imagery and suggests foresight in biblical writing.
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New York Tribune
Nahum
Parker Vote Forecast Challenged By Pittsburgh Post
A Pittsburgh Post prediction that the Pennsylvania delegation will unanimously back Judge Parker is questioned, as the Post’s certainty about the St Louis convention appears unfounded and open to doubt.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Parker
Judges' Salary Law Moves Toward Supreme Court
State Treasurer Harris declined to appeal the judges' salary law while State Treasurer Mathues signals a likely challenge. The dispute centers on the legality and funding of judicial pay.
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Supreme Court
Harris
Mathues
Special low rate excursion to Warren Oil City and Titusville
On Sunday June 26 the Pennsylvania Railroad runs a special low rate excursion to Warren Oil City and Titusville. The train leaves Warren at 9 56 A M with round trip fare of 1 good on the special train and returns from Titusville at 7 00 P M Oil City 7 40 P M and Warren 9 P M on June 26 and regular trains June 27.
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Warren
Oil City
Titusville
Fourth of July Excursion Tickets Offered by D A V and PRR
On account of the Fourth of July the D A V and PRR will sell excursion tickets at reduced rates good returning through July 5. Tickets also sold to points on connecting lines. For details contact agents.
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Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg R. A
Newspaper Subscriptions Offer Limited Time Rates
The notice promotes subscription options for readers to sign up with rates including MalIL and the New York Tribune Farmer at $150 per year and the Tri-Weekly Tribune and the MAIL at $2 annually. It urges readers to subscribe now.
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New York Tribune
Tri- Weekly
Tribune
MAIL
Postage stamps draw Jefferson critique amid crowning honors
Readers note stamps feature Jefferson with a middle parting while acclaim grows for women scholars Mrs. Russell Sage earns a Master of Letters from New York University and Julia Ward Howe obtains LL S from Tufts College. The McKennna commission as Porto Rico judge looms Senate confirmation.
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Thomas J
Russell Sage
New York University
Julia Ward Howe
Tufts College
Charles F. McKennna
Pittsburg
Porto Rico
Senate
Gettysburg
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Grand Army
Springs in Potter County Link Three Rivers to the Sea
Montoursville resident Thomas W. Lloyd describes three springs in Potter County that feed the Genesee, Allegheny, and Pine Creek systems. He explains how water from these springs would travel thousands of miles to reach the Gulf of St. Lawrence, the Mississippi, and Chesapeake Bay, illustrating a continental watershed.
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Thomas W. Lloyd
Montoursville
National Geographic Magazine
Potter County
Pennsylvania
Genesee River
Lake Ontario
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Allegheny River
Pittsburg
Monongahela
Ohio
Mississippi
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Susquehanna
Chesapeake Bay
Wedding Presents at Morek and Kirberger's Store
Headquarters for wedding presents at Morek and Kirberger's offer a large up to date stock of cut glass silverware clocks watches jewelry and related items. Inspection invited and prices very low.
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Morek & Kirberger’s
Engraved Stationery Styles Shown at The Mail Office
Latest and fashionable engraved stationery styles are displayed with sample designs and prices offered by The Mail Office.
World’s Fair Excursion Dates Announced for St Louis Trip
June 9 16 23 and 30 are the next dates for coach excursions to St Louis via Pennsylvania Railroad for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Rates are set very low to allow those of limited means to visit the fair. See ticket agents for particulars.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
A. J. Smith
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Monogram Stationery in Latest Styles and Ink
New stock of monogram stationery and envelopes offered at low prices. Samples on display and orders accepted at the Mail Office with a new lot recently printed for sale by Quitclam Deeds.
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Second Street
First National Bank statement No 620 1904 financials
Balance sheet showing assets including loans and discounts 608 002 80 U S bonds 100 000 00 and cash items 1 780 47. Liabilities list capital stock 100 000 00 surplus 75 000 00 deposits 1 692 281 40 and 710 929 32 check and demand certificates with notary attestations dated June 15 1904 in Warren Pennsylvania.
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Readable parts show numbers and percentages: 11,340 75 rere cot 19155 7% 1,250 00. The fragment lacks clear context, entities, or events to define a full news item or named subjects.
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