Republican primary slate for Warren County offices
The note lists multiple Warren County Republican candidates including E B Hardenberg for State Treasurer, Ralph N Brown for Sheriff, C L Wright for Sheriff, Homer M Putnam for Prothonotary, Ws S Clark for District Attorney, Frank Akeley for Delegate to the State Convention, G M Pelton for delegate, and E R Allen for candidate, all subject to Republican primaries or nomination with dates April 4 and April 6 noted for convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.B. Hardenberg
Wayne County
Clark
Warren
Warren County
Frank Akeley
Pine Grove
G. M. Pelton
Freehold
E. R. Allen
Columbus
Republican State Convention to Nominate Pennsylvania Officers
The Republican State Committee announces a convention of Pennsylvania Republicans at the Harrisburg opera house on Wednesday May 27 1903 at 10 30 am to nominate a state treasurer an auditor general and two superior court judges. Delegates allocated by 1900 presidential vote counts with M S Quay as chairman and W R Andrews as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Republican State Committee
Opera House
Harrisburg
M. S. Quay
W. R. Andrews
Withdrawal of Delegates Names at Republican Primaries
W. W. Wilson, chairman, states that K. W. Parshall and Geo. C. Priestley are withdrawn as candidates for Delegates to the State Convention at the upcoming Republican primaries. The withdrawal is authorized by letters on file in his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Parshall
Geo. C. Priestley
Delegates Withdraw from State Convention Nominees
Chairman Wilbur reports Parshall and Priestley withdraw as delegates to the Republican State Convention. The move averts a personal factional fight and leaves three candidates Akeley Pelton and Allen as the necessary slate.
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Wilbur
Parshall
Priestley
Akeley
Pelton
Allen
Hardenberg Nominated for State Treasurer in Endorsing Note
The notice praises Hon. E. B. Hardenberg as Auditor General and endorses his bid for State Treasurer. It highlights his service in the Assembly and State Senate and remarks on the large margin of his Auditor General victory, urging voters to support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Hardenberg
Assembly
Senate
Hardenberg
Congress Adjourns Amid Stormy Session Prompting Extra Senate
Congress ended yesterday at noon after a stormy session with many items left unfinished. The Senate is called into extra session today for necessary matters in the President's view.
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Congress
Senate
Justices of the Peace Must Notify Acceptance to Procure Commission
The law requires all Justices of the Peace elected last month to notify the Prothonotary of their acceptance within thirty days or they will not be commissioned. This sets a clear deadline for eligibility and official authorization of their duties.
Seed distribution by Congressmen arrives to constituents
Hawaii reports good order and prosperity since annexation. The segment notes the party that pulled down the flag should acknowledge its back seat. Seed distribution by members of Congress to their constituents is now underway. Senator Quay is mentioned as secure in his efforts, with a county named for him in New Mexico.
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Hawaii
Congress
Quay
New Mexico
Harrisburg session moves on road upgrades and child labor fixes
Legislation in Harrisburg aims at permanent road construction funded by state county and local districts. Pennsylvanias child labor disgrace prompts bills to tighten rules, while a state boards bill and railroad abandonments face resistance. The Snyder minimum teacher salary bill passed the House 138 to 34 and goes to the Senate with support from Baker Magee Osbourne Campbell and MacElroy. opponents include Amsler Eckles McLane and Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
C. C. Allen
Warren
Harrisburg
Warren State Hospital
Senate
House
Common Council of
Philadelphia
Snyder
Baker
Messrs. Magee
Osborne
Venango
Campbell and MacElroy
McKean
Amsler
Forest
Eckles
McLane
Ray
Crawford
Duty to Vote and Support Local Officials
A Sheffield Observer excerpt urges citizens to vote in primaries and elections and to support elected officers while they serve honestly. It warns that nonvoters lose right to complain and that fault finding should wait until the next election if officers are negligent or derelict.
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Sheffield Observer
Navy Apprenticeships Offer Young Men Path to Growth
Secretary Moody praises navy opportunities for youths ages 15 to 17 who join as apprentices at 9 dollars a month. They gain English education and seamanship training, with potential rise to 35 to 65 dollars monthly, or 85 dollars for share employment, through steady service and effort.
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Navy
Moody
Supreme Court upholds ban on interstate lottery ticket sales
The Supreme Court declares the United States can prohibit shipping lottery tickets across state lines as part of commerce regulation. Delaware gains two senators J Frank Allee and L H Ball both Republicans after four years of deadlock. The outcome is seen as a partial win for Mr Addicks who withdrew.
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United States Supreme Court
United States
Little
Delaware
J. Frank Allee
L. H. Ball
Mr. Addicks
Quitting Habits Encouraged Amid Laughs and Cautions
The Bradford Era notes that quitting drinking smoking gambling and swearing is looked on favorably while mockery greets the quitter. It adds that laughter causes more wrinkles than worry and warns girls to beware a man slipping on icy pavement.
Western travel by D A V P and L M S at cheap rates
The D A V P and L M S announce daily cheap fares to western points from February 15 to April 30. One way Colonist tickets will be available for western destinations. For details contact agents A J Smith, G P and T A.
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M. S
Western Points
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
Man Avoids Advice Like Doctor Skips Medicine
A man ignores guidance much as a doctor would skip essential medicine, reflecting careless attitude toward expert counsel and health recommendations.
National Guard recruiting slump cited by unions and courts
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports a grave decline in Pennsylvania Guard recruitment with men dropping from companies and unions opposing membership. Causes include labor union opposition and delays in the Wadsworth case, while sites for the Second Brigade encampment are being weighed at Erie and Somerset.
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National Guard
Pennsylvia
Phila. Inquirer
Guard
Reserve
New York State
Pennsylvania
New York
Supreme Court
Wadsworth
Erie
Somerset
Lake Erie
Commodore Perry
Triumph of The Triumph in McClure’s Magazine
The serial novel The Triumph by Arthur Stanwood Pier starts promisingly in McClure’s Magazine. A coincidence links it to Tarbell’s History of the Standard Oil as the second installment shows the heroine on an oil well, with no purchaser from Rockefeller yet.
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Arthur Stanwood Pier
McClure
Miss Tarbell
Standard Oil
Rockefeller
Mr. Pier
Teaching wages across Warren McKean and Mt Jewett
The Kane Leader reports Warren county lists four teachers at $22 month nine at $24 and ten at $25. McKean has one district paying $25 while two other teachers earn $28. In Mt Jewett a single primary teacher with 80 pupils earns $50 month for work of two, due to lack of school buildings.
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Warren County
McKean County
Mt. Jewett
Kane
Growth of American Shoe Industry Since 1629
The article traces U.S. shoe production from the Mayflower arrival to modern factories. It cites 1,600 shoe plants employing 142,992 workers, yearly wages totaling $59,75,883, and output of 197,539,173 pairs of boots and shoes plus 17,112,841 pairs of slippers worth $261,028,580. Massachusetts and New Hampshire lead, with Lynn’s prestige in women's shoes, Brockton in men's, and Haverhill in low cut styles.
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Sam
England
Overland
America
Thomas Beard
Dyvers Hydes
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Lynn
Brockton
Haverhill
Washington Excursion Special From Buffalo and Erie Lines
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces March 3 and April 3 excursions from Buffalo and Erie region points to Washington for Capital visits. Round trips priced from $10 on Buffalo and Allegheny Valley Division and from Erie area points, with varied regional rates. tickets valid on regular trains for going and returning within ten days. Details at stations or via agents B P Fraser in Buffalo or E S Harrar in Williamsport.
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The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Buffalo
Mt. Morris
Bradford
Titusville
Falls Creek
Kinzua
Tidioute
Allegheny Valley
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Erie
Lock Haven
Washington
National Capital
St. Mary’s
Driftwood
Renovo
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Broad Street
B. P. Fraser
Main Street
Ellicott Square
N. Y
E. S. Harrar
Williamsport
Low Rate Excursion Ticket Offer For Western States
Erie Railroad announces low rate excursion to California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and other western states. Tickets on sale daily from February 15 to April 30 with the lowest rates ever offered. Sleeping car service from Chicago. Write or call F. H. Garfield Jamestown NY division passenger agent for cheap tickets.
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Erie Railroad
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Chicago
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Tricycle for sale offered by Mail Office
A child’s tricycle in good condition is offered by the mail office with prompt inquiries welcome. The advert notes hasty marriage woes and a humorous proverb about a man near death.
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SaLk
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Warren Minis
E. Aie
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
W. W. Wilsor
Government of
the United States
Scribner’s Magazine
Supreme Court of the
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Quigley
Harper’s Weekly
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
John C.F. McGriff
J. G. Curtis
R. O. Wilson
A. J. Hazeltine
George C. Priestley
Samuel Peterson
H. J. Muse
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Universal Sanitary Casket Company
Act of Assembly
Etters
Rachel A. Wetmore
Warren Co
Martin F. Wetmore
Ackley
Jarvis & Warren
Baker, PA
Warren National Bank
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G. N. Parmlee
Andrew Hertzel
Charles Chase
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
H. A. Jamieson
G. Narmlee
F. E. Hertzel
Hammond Iron Works
Struthers Station
Citizens Natl Bank
Levi Smith
Jas. O. Parmlee
David L. Gerould
Gunn
N. Greenland & Son
Warren, PA
First National Nurseries
Rochester
Jacob Keller
McNett
Undertaker
Second Street
PENN
Kopf & Henry
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