List of Causes for Warren County Court
The following cases will be called for trial on Monday March 9 1908 at ten oclock M in the Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pennsylvania Theodore Johnson Worthy Stanford vs A W Bumpus A Cupler Jr Co vs Book and Thomas The Kelley Springfield Road Roller Co vs Fred Bikinasor Frank Bartlett vs Chas B Salyer Perkins Machine Co vs Rogers Shear Co Jeanie Dame vs CT Widdifield Margaret VY McCalmont vs American Ex
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Theodore Johnson
Worthy Stanford
A. W. Bumpus
A. Cupler
Fred Bkwinasor
Frank Bartlett
Chas. B. Salyer
Perkins Machine Co
Rogers Shear Co
Jeanie Dame
Widdifield
Margaret VY. MccCalmont
Wheeler announces candidacy for Congress in 28th district
Republican candidate N P Wheeler of Endeavor Pennsylvania declares his run for Member of Congress in the Twenty eighth District. He states the decision will be made by Republican voters at the Primaries on April 1 1908.
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Epiton Warren
Congress
Twenty-eighth
N. P. Wheeler, Endeavor
L’a
William E Rice Seeks President Judge Post in Warren
William E Rice of Warren Pa is a candidate for President Judge of the Thirty seventh Judicial District. He runs in the Republican primary to be held April 11 1908.
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William E. Rice
Warren
Thirty-seventh Judicial District
Republican primary slate for Warren County Assembly and offices
Candidates announce bids in 1907 1908 campaign. Henry Fuellhart Henry Swanson Arthur Dennison and Ed R Allen seek Republican nods for Member of Assembly and Register and Recorder in Warren County Pennsylvania with primaries set for April 11 1908 and locations Tidioute Farmington and Warren respectively.
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Assembly
Henry Fuellhart
Tidioute
Arthur W. Dennison
Farmington
Akeley
County Commissioner Candidates Announce Candidacy
Several county residents announce candidacies for county commissioner. E C Swanson Sugar Grove Tp Warren PA A Moore Spring Creek Pa RE Thompson Farmington Tp Irvine Pa Chas J Sampson Irvine Pa Jan 6 1908 set to face Republican primaries held April 11 1908.
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E. C. Swanson
Sugar Grove
RE. E. Thompson
Farmington Tp
E. W. Moore
Spring Creek, Pa
Chas. J. Sampson
Irvine
Candidate for County Auditor in Republican Primaries
A candidate announces campaign for the office of County Auditor in Sheffield, Pa. subject to the Republican Primaries. The statement is dated April 11, 1908, and signed by W. Sersall of Warren, Pa.
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Mook
Warren, Pa
A. H.B
Sheffield
Co. W
National Delegate Races in 28th District
Authorized notices announce two candidates for National Delegate from the 28th Congressional District. W. Parshall is a candidate subject to Republican primary voters on Saturday April 11, 1908. Harry Watson of Mercer County also seeks nomination for National Delegate in the same district.
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Parshall
28Th
Harry Watson
Mercer County
Death by Own Action Attempts in Prussia Surges
In Prussia only 6,497 of 100,000 attempts at death by own action succeeded. The figure highlights the danger of self harm trends within the period.
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Prussian
Hotel Clerk Sums Up Rat Trouble Story
A drummer recounts how a guest, famed for an antipathy to hotels, fled his room amid a rat infestation. The scene at a small-town hotel ends with the guest bargaining for 50 cents, while two large rats fight on the floor as the clerk quietly questions the situation.
The Piano’s Soul by the Scale
A piano manufacturer explains that the scale is the artisan who, after assembly, imparts to a piano its soul. The scale, rare and highly paid, adjusts pitch with exact ear and delicate touch, turning a mere box of strings into a voice capable of singing.
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New York World
Verdi Aims For Popular Appeal With Il Trovatore
Verdi explains to a leading critic that Il Trovatore is designed to please the public rather than purists. The composer predicts the opera will be sung, roared, whistled, and barrel organed across Italy within three months.
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Verdi
Il Trovatore
Italy
Philadelphia Inquirer
The American Author and the Bold Voice
A London Saturday Review critique highlights the American novelist's relentless energy and insistence on high intensity. It notes vast ideas and fluency but warns of lacking restraint and values, risking a downfall despite talent.
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London Saturday Review
Peach as compliment sparks lively exchange
In a brief chat reported by the Philadelphia Press Miss Knox is praised as a "peach" by a speaker who notes she looks well preserved. Miss Bute asks about the remark, and the exchange ends with approval of the description.
Bobby's Reason Prayers Prompt Faster Speech
A child explains his rapid prayers to avoid making the other children wait. The remark comes from Lippincott's.
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Bobby
Educational Growth in Warren County
Over eight years Warren County schools rose from 287 to 315 with borough high schools increasing from 3 to 6 and eleven township high schools formed. Funding grew to several thousand dollars yearly as Philadelphia Commercial Museum loans supported many schools. Rural schools gained graded curricula, annual reports, teacher reading courses, and six year old to eighteen year old teacher exams. A new two story brick school on the Cornplanter Reservation replaces cramped facilities, includes a teacher’s home, four hundred volumes, organ, spring water, and modern furnishings. The Indians value this school.
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Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Library Association
Doubtful Report From Lyceum Lecture Attendance
Attendee recalls asking about last night’s lecture but the lecturer did not state the topic. The exchange highlights uncertainty as the audience leaves without clear takeaway from the talk.
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Lyceumite and
Talent
Anti Rent Agitation in Manhattan Not Strangest Issue
The Chicago Inter Ocean remarks that the real curiosity is why people still choose to live on Manhattan Island amid rent protests and upheaval. It frames the movement as notable but the living choice as the stranger aspect.
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Manhattan
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Wisdom Spans Beyond Greek and Latin Expressions
A brief reflection notes that wisdom often appears in plain speech rather than classical languages. It emphasizes practical insight over scholarly phrasing and suggests everyday understanding communicates truth just as powerfully.
Electricity plans span Khyber Pass to northern India
Article notes a British favored plan to harness waters of Afghanistan for lighting forts and cantonments and to lay trolley lines and an electric railway from Peshawar up the Khyber Pass. It cites telegraphy links from Chumbi Valley to London and New York via Darjeeling, Calcutta, and Bombay.
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Khyber Pass
Afghanistan
India
Peshwar
Himalayas
Tibet
Kashmir
Lhassa
Kolar
Mysore
Chumbi
London
New York
Hongkong
Darjeeling
Calcutta
Bombay
Scribner
Crimson-topped horse tails mark Shah privilege
The article notes that the Shah of Persia and his sons dye the top six inches of their horses' tails crimson. This practice is described as a jealously guarded royal privilege reflecting court custom and status.
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Persia
Work Begins on New British Battleship Collingwood
Work has begun on a new British battleship designed to outmatch the Dreadnought. The vessel will be christened Collingwood, aiming to elevate naval power and prestige amid escalating battleship construction.
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Colling Wood
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Water Street
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Second St
Spring Creek
Georgia
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State Hospital For the Insane
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Board of Trustees
J. W. Greenland
S. W. Waters
Guy C. Swanson
Register and Recorder
R. Allen Warren
Warren, Penna
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Liamas
Traveler’s Guide
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Philadelphia
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Dunkirk
Titusvile
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