Candidates Named for County Posts in Warren and Venango
State Senator and Assembly seats are sought by CAPT. HENRY H. Cuminas of Tidioute HON. L. C. Baker of Columbus and several others. Frank M. Downing of South West Hagberg of Elk Chas Tompsett Triumph James W. Wiggins S. M. Cogswell A. M. Bennett appear as candidates for County Commissioner and County Auditor with primaries to decide. Election day is Saturday May 24 2002.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Cuminas
Tidioute
Warren
Venango
Assembly
L. C. Baker
Columbus
Warren County
Register and Recorder
Chas. D. Crandall
Register
Orphans’ Court
Frank M. Downing
South West
Frank Hagberg
Elk
Edgar W. Moory
Spring Creek
Chas, Tompsett
Triumph
A. M. Bennett
Bryan Heads East for Democratic Party Push
Mr Bryan says he is coming East to give the Democratic party another good start. The proposition for a salary of 25000 dollars a year to ex Presidents has already encountered a veto from Grover Cleveland. Such a scheme ought to be defeated.
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Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Pennsylvania National Guard Strength Report Summary
Adjutant General Corbin reports Pennsylvania's National Guard includes 51 generals and staff, 236 cavalry officers, 200 light battery officers, and 8,850 infantry. Total guardsmen amount to 9,343 with 912,450 unorganized men available for military duty.
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Corbin
National Guard
Pennsylvania
Ministers at Pittsburg Synod Debate Removing Unwanted Members
At a Pittsburg synod meeting ministers debated how to remove members not wanted in the church. One offered to treat such members coolly to prompt voluntary withdrawal. Another suggested offering religion to convert them instead of charges.
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Pittsburg
Harrisburg Votes $1,000,000 Public Works Loan
In Harrisburg a strong majority backed a 1 million dollar loan for public improvements. The state capital’s voters are praised for enterprise and other cities are urged to follow suit. The Daily Telegraph is credited with sparking the revival of civic spirit.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Daily Telegraph
U.S
Nsiefacsske
Scvvarsativs Dansscinses
Sacsss
Tnercsese Sebscinceweisace Sesserses
Wapestenatiinestess
Ceeesecsersus
Buckwheat Cakes Win Favor With German Emperor William
The Bradford Era notes Emperor William of Germany enjoys American buckwheat cakes with maple sugar. Local readers are urged to send buckwheat flour and maple syrup from Warren county as a gift, praising the purity and quality of the products.
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Emperor William
Germany
Great Republic
Bradford
King William
Warren County
Brown Named for Lieutenant Governor in Republican Ticket
The Republicans of Lawrence county formally announced Hon. Wm. M. Brown formerly State Senator as their candidate for Lieutenant Governor. Friends of Brown are pleased. Dr. Flood announced for Lieutenant Governor from Crawford county and Major I. B. Brown seeks Secretary of Internal Affairs as Western Pennsylvania dominates political talks this year.
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Wm. M. Brown
Lawrence County
Brown
Sibley
Elkin
Flood
Crawford County
I. B. Brown
Western
Pennsylvania
All Job Printing of the Mail Office Advertises Fair Rates
The notice proclaims accurate full counts and reasonable prices for all job printing services offered by the Mail Office.
Sibley Endorsed for Governor by Republican County Committee
The Republican County Committee at Franklin endorsed Hon. Joseph C. Sibley for Governor, unanimously adopting resolutions. May 3 was set as primaries date, and Col. W. J. Hulings for State Senator from Warren and Venango counties was also formally announced. The endorsement highlights Sibley as honest, capable, and devoted to agricultural and laboring people, building party unity and aiding future Republican success statewide.
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Franklin
Republican County Committee
Joseph C. Sibley
Col
W. J. Hulings
Warren
Venango
Pennsylvania
Congress
Commonwealth
United States
United States Tops World Export Trade in 1901
Treasury figures show the United States averaged 119.84 million in monthly exports in 1901, leading a field that includes the United Kingdom, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Austria-Hungary, and Belgium. Full calendar-year totals place U S exports at 1.438 billion vs 1.365 billion for Britain.
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United States
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Netherlands
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
Austria- Hungary
Mr. Sibley’s Sensible Benefaction at Franklin Club
The Workingmen's Club of Franklin funded by Hon. Joseph C. Sibley flourishes with 260 new members at a total of about 800. The third floor Printz block hosts orderly, moral activities replacing drinking spots with games reading and social amenities. Franklin Spectator lauds Sibley’s philanthropy as more practical than mass libraries.
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Workingmen’s Club of
Franklin
Joseph C. Sibley
Sibley
Andrew Carnegie
Franklin Spectator
Beets, Cuba and Sugar Prices Debate Tariff Cuts
An argument from the New York Tribune urges against Cuban reciprocity, contending a 50 percent tariff reduction would not lower U.S. sugar prices. It estimates annual consumption at 2.5 million tons, with domestic beet, Puerto Rico, Hawaii and Cuba supplies totaling far short of demand, forcing imports from Germany to set prices.
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United States
Louisiana
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Cuba
United
Germany
Hamburg
N. Y. Tribune
Fireproofing and plantings in early spring urged by papers
merchants study storing wheat in steel or cement cylinders reducing insurance costs. Plant deciduous and evergreen trees in spring as frost ends, for best success. A calamitous critic lurks in prosperous towns, yet snow nourishes grain and soil for seed time harvest according to local papers.
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Washington Monument
Eiffel Tower
Egypt
N. Y. Mail and Express
Westmoreland Democrat
Prince Henry’s Visit Prompts U S German Friendship Note
The St Louis Globe Democrat emphasizes harmonious relations between America and Germany. It praises German industry and character while highlighting clear constitutional differences. The piece expresses cordial official and personal welcomes to Prince Henry and notes shared heritage and influence.
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Prince Henry
America
Germany
United States
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bucks County Judge Rules Supervisors Fees Limited
Judge Yerkes of Bucks county rules township supervisors may collect commissions only on cash tax payments. No commission for tax worked out, licenses, or remitted taxes. Expect fees to drop by half to two thirds, and old road tax working methods face criticism for poor road quality.
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Yerkes
Bucks County
Cochranton Times
Scribner's March issue features Gilman reminiscences and university growth
SCRIBNER'S Magazine for March begins reminiscences of Daniel C. Gilman, former Johns Hopkins president, and his view of the American university idea. It highlights stories of Huxley, Peabody, Sylvester, and others, with two more papers to follow. Also includes Castaigne paintings of London's waterfront and Corbin on The Heart of England, and reviews on Germany-U.S. relations, Anglo-German amenities, and the England Japan pact.
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Scribner’s Magazine
Daniel C. Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
Gilman
America
Huxley
George Peabody
Rowland
Great Scientist
Sylvester
Prince Henry
Germany
United States
England
Japan
Silk exports surge to China and France from the United States
The United States reports large silk shipments abroad to China and France, replacing traditional leaders in silk production as demand rises and trade expands.
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United States
China
France
Best Job Printing at the Mail Office
A local notice touts the best job printing services available at the mail office, promising quality work for customers seeking printed materials and related services.
Sibley as Governor aspirant noted as political chameleon
The Washington Post lauds Representative Sibley as the most colorful member of Pennsylvania's Board of Governors. It notes his ability to win on any party ticket, his shifting affiliations from Democrat to Populist to Republican, and his reputation as a top campaigner and vote-getter. The piece also mentions his wealth and tastes for fast horses.
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House
Board of Governors of
Pennsylvania
Mahon
Sibley
Connell
Washington Post
Notary Sworn Statement for Warren County Bank
K Russell cashier swears the above statement is true to the best of knowledge and belief. Sworn and subscribed before me on March 3 1902 by Ozko Nesmith notary public. Attest Perry D Clark A Hall J B Eppy directors.
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State of
Pennsylvania
County of
Warren
K. Russell
Elief
Ozko Nesmith
Perry D, Clark, L
A. Hall
J. B. Eppy
Penn’a
I. D. L. Gerould
D. L. Gerould
Rose E. Yates
E. T. Hazeltine
W. C. Norris
O. Parmlee
County
F.E. Hertzel
F. E. Hertzel
R. W. Stone
W. D. Brown
A. Hertzel
Chas. Chase
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan’s
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Sno Conv
Mr. Sibley
John H. Vincent
Cameron
W. Va
Northwest
Helena
Butte
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Spokane
Portland
A. J. Smith
Cleveland
A. Guy L. Gray
Brokenstraw
Cc. C. Thompson
R. E. Gray
Admr
Warren, Pa
Etters
Paitre Hertzel
Pleasant
A. Hertzel C. Schimmelfeng
John Kales
C. E. Bordwell
D. Crandall
The
District Court of the United States
District of
Court House
Royal N. Marlett
State of Pennsylvania
Glade Township
Chestnut Street
Lexington Avenue
W. D. Todd
Guy C. Irvine
A. D
Recorder’s Office
R. N. Marlett
R. N. Mariett
B. W. Rogers
Royal N. Marilett
First National Bank
Tess
Emery
Geo. Ball Clothing Co. Warren
Sontieakg Cl Co
Home Savings Bank
F. H. Rockwell
Perry D. Clark
Frank K. Russell
Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank of
U. S
PSO
Internal Revenue
Tomas Ee
Cseere
Warren National Bank
Surnins Fund
Howard H. Clark Co. Limited
Warren Savings Bank
Boro. of
Youngsville
Susan Wade
H. B. Lindsley
Jesse Aay
John O’neil
James Gass
W. C. Brein
Ridge Hill Shoe Co
Joshua Bailey
Thos. Conway
Warren Table Works
Louise B. Miller
Oe Grubt
M. Knapp
Prothy
Allen
Liberty Street
Sporting Life
Philadelphia
New York
LY Tribune
N.Y
Ohio Farmer
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