Sibley and Others Named in Local Republican Candidacies
Republican notices announce Joseph C. Sibley as a candidate for Representative in Congress pending 28th district GOP voters decision. E. D. Everts of Corydon seeks Warren County Treasurer post subject to GOP primaries. William E. Rice of Warren runs as Delegate to the Republican National Convention and several county delegates to the State Convention, all contingent on district or county conventions. George E. Langdon of Sugar Grove also named as State Convention delegate. Republican Primaries March 19.
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Epitor
Congress
28Th Congressional District
Joseph C. Sibley
James Brann
Warren
Assembly
Warren County
Epitorr
E. D., Everts
Corydon
WM. E, Rice
Geo. A. W. der Forest
D. J. Bennett
Ackley
George E. Langdon
Sugar Grove
Warren Co
Aj Wm. H. Coleman
Brokenstraw
Pennsylvania
Catherine E. Coleman
Youngsville
Pittsfield
State of
Johanna Johnson
Swan Johnson
John Wolf
Peter Johnson
G. R. Goodard
Mary Johnson
Frank Johnson
Winter Coal Shortage Strains Northern New York Villages
Northern New York towns face severe coal shortages as railroads shift to coal trains, leaving passenger services to suffer. Villages of about 1000 residents report wood shortages and even furniture being burned to stay warm amid a prolonged harsh winter.
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Warren
New York
Licenses Granted With Restrictions on Sale and Conduct
Judge Woops in Mifflin County grants liquor licenses with limits. Bars must close at 10 PM. Holidays observed include Christmas Memorial Day and Thanksgiving. Profligate treating is barred. No bottle sales over the bar. Blinds screens and frosted glass may not hide drinkers from public view.
Chaser Question Sparks Debate in Tionesta
In a spirited back-and-forth, Tionesta water concerns prompt a town feud over newspaper jargon. The Warren Republican taunts a local scribe after he admits limited knowledge of a term as the state Capitol trip is referenced.
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Tionesta
Warren Malt
Tionesta Republican
Weather Complaint Echoes Through Winter Weariness
The piece contrasts longing for summer with winter doldrums and urges acceptance of cold weather, noting people will again complain of heat when summer returns and advising a pleasant demeanor.
Advertising Rescues Failing Merchants Says Mercantile Agency
A mercantile agency reports four percent of merchants who failed last year did not advertise in newspapers. The remark seems obvious and the lesson plain: advertising correlates with business resilience.
Cold Weather Harshness Affects Gas and Water Pipes
People with frozen gas and water pipes endure wintry hardship as frigid conditions persist and many battle illness. Local residents face discomfort while utilities and weather agencies monitor cold snaps and disruptions.
Struthers Hotel Barn Placed Under John Stinger’s Care
John Stinger now runs the Struthers Hotel Barn with special attention to farmers horses. Transients may be accommodated as there is no livery in connection. Best Job Printing at the Mail Office.
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Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Justice Wins in Bristow led Postal Fraud Case
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes that the conviction of Machen Lorenz and the Groffs marks a triumph for Assistant Postmaster General Bristow and President Roosevelt. It credits Bristow for pursuing the case and suggests broader implications for public morals and deterrence against government theft.
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Bristow
Machen
Lorenz
Washington
Roosevelt
Mr. Bristow
District of Columbia
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Our Part in the War Neutrality Declared at Lincoln Birthday Dinner
Secretary Moody outlines U S neutrality toward the Far East conflict saying the nation has no interest beyond a swift end to the war and hopes it does not pull in other powers. He notes sympathy with Russia and Japan and urges preserving neutrality while addressing Far East trade questions.
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Moody
Far East
New York
Russia
Japan
United States
China
Buffalo Express
Apples Abroad Boost U S Exports This Season
Since fall nearly 3,000,000 barrels of apples have been exported from American ports, about 1,000,000 more than last year. Great Britain and other European countries are major buyers with good prices. Germany eagerly takes Baldwins and Newtown pippins, now common in Berlin shops and street stalls.
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Great Britain
Germany
Newtown
Berlin
No Hurry on Panama Treaty Payment Claims
Secretary Shaw states 340,000,000 to the French Panama Canal Company and 10,000,000 to Panama will not be paid immediately. The Senate has passed the treaty and the President has signed ratification, but money will be released only when clear title to goods is guaranteed and funds are ready to be transferred through national banks.
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Shaw
Panama Canal Company
Republic of Panama
Senate
United States
Howarp Addresses Warren County Republicans on Senate Nomination
D M Howarp writes to Warren County Republicans stating that if nominated and elected as a United States Senator he will join the Republican caucus and support the nominated candidate. He emphasizes allegiance to the caucus action upon election.
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Warren County
United States
D. M. Howarp
Timely Topics on Roosevelt Fear and Political Shifts
A column mixes political jabs with party realignments as Populists fuse with the Democrats for a Springfield convention on July 4. Includes quips from Tillman and notes on naval pride and a Supreme Court ruling on railroad liability for free pass deaths.
President Roosevelt Sends Comfort to Ill Senator Hanna
After Hanna fell ill Roosevelt attempted to visit but could not. Hanna wrote thanking the President for his personal call and kindness. The next day Roosevelt sent a reply noting the letter from the sick bed was touching, urging Hanna to return soon and stay strong. Mrs. Hanna copied both letters and sent the originals to the President.
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Hanna
Roosevelt
M. A. Hanna
Senator
Theodore Roosevelt
Erie Railroad Low Rate Excursion to West Coast
Northwest via Erie Railroad offers extremely low rate excursion tickets every day in March and April to all points in California Washington Oregon Montana and Idaho. High back seat vestibuled coaches free reclining cars or Pullman tourist sleepers available. Request detail information maps and timetables from any Erie agent or F H Garfield D P A Jamestown NY.
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Northwest
Erie Railroad
California
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Lowest Erie excursion fares offered in Oklahoma and Texas
The Erie Railroad announces greatly reduced one way excursion tickets on March 1 and March 15 for travel within Oklahoma Territory and Texas. Interested buyers should consult their nearest Erie agent or write F. H. Garfield Jamestown New York for details.
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Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Erie Railroad
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Kidney Health Warning and Swamp Root Appeal
Overwork weakens kidneys and can cause rapid or irregular heartbeats as thick kidney poisoned blood strains the system. Modern science links many diseases to kidney trouble and urges early kidney care. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root marketed as a remedy with samples available by mail from Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Low colonists' rates to western and southern points offered
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway agents will sell one way colonists tickets daily through April 30 to authorized western and Pacific Coast destinations at very low rates. On the first and third Tuesdays in March and April there are special low rates to the South and Southwest and West. Consult Lake Shore ticket agents or A J Smith, G P and T A, Cleveland, O. The Mal can assist with job printing. Picture frames custom made at Wendelhoe’s, 217 Liberty Street.
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West Lake Shore
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Pacific Coast Country
Lake Shore
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
Cleveand
Wendelboe’s
Liberty Street
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Penn’a Avenue West
Warren, Pa
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