Progres sive candidate for United States Senate profile
Milford journalist Riviere, a Pennsylvanian and lifelong Republican, writes a detailed first installment on Gifford Pinchot. He argues Pinchot's ties to Pennsylvania run deep from boyhood in Pike County to present, countering claims he doesn't belong in the state.
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United States Senate
Gifford Pinchot
Riviere
Milford
Washington Party
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Pike County
Milford Man Defends Pinchot Residency Rights
In Milford on June 15, Emile T. Riviere, longtime resident for 55 years, writes of his close ties with Gifford Pinchot. He asserts trust in Pinchot and his family, recalls shared youth and local work, and condemns attacks on Pinchot’s residence rights as lies.
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Milford
Gifford Pinchot
Washington
Washington Party
Pike County
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Pinchot Residency Asserted by Local Supporter
A Milford resident argues that Gifford Pinchot is a true Pennsylvanian, detailing family ties to Pike county and long ownership of property. The speaker cites lineage, years of residence, and land ownership to counter labels of him as an outsider.
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Gifford Pinchot
Washington Party
Pennsylvania
Milford
Pike County
Pinchot
Republic
Francis Joseph Smith
Belgium
Robert Morris
Benjamin Franklin
Delaware Valley
Shawnee
Monroe County
Mr. Pinchot
Amos
C. D. Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot and Milford Roots Unearthed
A Milford veteran recounts Gifford Pinchot family ties, store life, and public service. The narrative traces the Pinchot lineage from the general store on Forest Hall site to libraries and quarries, highlighting Pinchot’s Yale education, early forestry work, and leadership in U.S. forest policy from 1898 to 1910.
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Gifford Pinchot
Edgar Pinchot
Pennsylvania
C. C
James Wallace Pinchot
Milford
Phillips 12Xeter Academy
Yale University
Amos
Delaware
Woodtown Shohola Township
Pike County
Ed Crissman
Mr. Pell
Mr. Pinchot
Woodtown
Pinchot
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
France
United States
George W. Vanderbilt
Baltmore Estate
North Carolina
National Academy of Sciences
United States Department of the Interior
Unitedates
Pennylvania
McKinley
United States Division of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Forestry
Theodore Roosevelt
United States Forest Service
Mc “Nley
William H. Taft
Washington
Ballinger
Appalachian Oil Production in 1915
The 1913 Appalachian oil region including New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Southeast Ohio and Kentucky shows a 1.72 percent decline from 1912 to 1913, with total output 25,885,640 barrels and value rising to $63,619,677. New York and Pennsylvania increased production and value amid rising prices, while West Virginia produced about $29 million in value in 1915 as drilling expanded across 23 counties.
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Appalachian
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
United States Geological Survey
Venango County
Bradford
United States
Canada
Roumania
Drake
Washington County
Venice
Allegheny County
Duff City
Walker’s Mill
Greene County
Westmoreland County
Butler County
Parker
Harrison County
Mingo County
I. C. White
Blue Creek
Kanawha County
Roane County
Berea
Spencer
Harrison
Pleasants, Woods
Monongalia
Ritchie
Gilmer
Politics and Politicians in Brief Notes on Reform and War
Japan delays emperor coronation to next year while officials discuss reforms. France Cabinet changes spark film industry complaints. Mayor Mitchel pursues a new New York charter from next legislature. Greece Turkey war could involve several European powers. Greece may buy two obsolete US battleships. Memorial Day ideas include evergreen sprig with red white blue ribbon. Gaynor style Fourth set to continue with park illuminations and speeches. Iowa Progressives push in fall. Bull Moose standard bearer White to campaign with Roosevelt. Roosevelt urges a Riis park in Five Points NYC. St Louis and Chicago charter reform moves emerge. South Bend may become dry within 18 months via a new commission.
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Moving Picture
Mitchel
New York
Greece
Turkey
United States
Congressman Griest
Pennsylvania
New York City
William J. Gaynor
Iowa
George C. White
Will
Col. Roosevelt
Jacob A. Riis
Statesman
Five Points
Riis
St. Louis
Chicago
South Bend
Ind
Penn Team Sails to Bermuda for Cricket Series
The University of Pennsylvania cricket team left for Bermuda to play against Hamilton Cricket Club Bermuda Garrison and Somerset Country Club. The trip was announced from New York and carried in The Warren Mail.
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New York
University of Pennsylvania
Bermuda
Hamilton Cricket Club
Bermuda Garrison
Somerset Country Club
Platform Fights Mark State Parties Split
Republicans fear to draft a platform and Democrats push a top down plank. The Washington party frames an open debated platform praised as frank and strong, while Republicans pledge avoidance and Democrats split between Old Guard and reform factions.
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State Committee
Crow
Washington Party
Old Guard
Democratic State Committee
Washington Party State Committee
Oil production and value rise in Appalachia states 1912 1913
Ohio's oil activity remains eastern and central with declines in total output from 8,969,007 to 8,781,468 barrels though prices rose from 1.35 to 2.00 dollars per barrel in 1913. Kentucky shows an 8.3 percent rise to 524,568 barrels and value up 59.06 percent to 675,748 dollars amid intensified wells and geologic studies.
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New York
Appalachian
Ohio
Belmont
Hocking
Perry
Fairfield
Lima
Kentucky
Wayne County
West Virginia
Lawrence County
J. H. Gardner
Appalachian Field
Conewango Avenue and Warren Street Railway Schedule
The article lists streetcar timetables for Conewango Avenue Warren Street Glade Run and North Warren Lines with first cars starting at dawn and running on hourly half hour and quarter hour patterns. It notes Sunday timings including a 7:00 A.M. start from Warren and Sheffield and express runs at specific morning and afternoon times.
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Conenango Avenue
Glade
Glade Run
Jamestown
Warren
Conewango Avenue
North Warren
Sheffield
Clarendon
Meeting of Lumber Men Opens in Buffalo Convention
The National Hardwood Lumber Dealers Association begins its three day meeting in Buffalo with nearly all 900 member firms represented. Attendees will tour Niagara Falls including Brock's Monument and the Whirlpool, with a Lewiston stop. The association, formed in 1897, operates an expert inspection system famed for fair deals in sales direct or by carload consignments.
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Buffalo
N. Y
National Hardwood Lumber Dealers’ Association
Niagara Falls
Brock’s Monument
Lewiston
Legal Blanks For Sale On Demand
Legal blanks in stock include Landlord's Warrants House Leases Warranty Deeds Quit-Claim Deeds Mortgages Executions Judgment Notes Judgment Bonds Promissory Notes Subscribe for the Warren Mail.
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Emile T. Riviere
Japan
Penn
Warren Mail
Southeastern
City Main
Warren-Jamestown Street Railway Company
Jamesown
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Eave Ek
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ByVen
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WES Erante
Frewsburg
Jamestown Bai
Warrem
Meeting OF Lumber Men
Oil City
Titusville
Irvineton
W. Hicke
Tionesta
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