Roosevelt Inauguration Promises Square Deal for Four More Years
The article celebrates Theodore Roosevelt's inauguration in Washington for a second term. It highlights his landslide victory, the pledge of a square deal for all, and the belief that his honest intent will win continued popular support despite not pleasing everyone. The piece urges readers to study his inaugural address.
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Japan
Mukden
Susan B. Anthony
Russia
Great Britain
Rojestvensky
North
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Oil City
State Hospitals Overcrowded Prompt Action for Relief
The Harrisburg, Dixmont, Warren, Norristown and Danville state hospitals all exceed design capacity. Crowding totals 1,053 at Harrisburg, 904 at Dixmont, 1,129 at Warren, 2,317 at Norristown, and 1,210 at Danville. An eye witness view urges legislative relief to ease misery and future prospects.
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Harrisburg State Hospital
Western Pennsylvania Asylum For
Dixmont
Warren State Hospital
Norristown State Hospital
State Hospital For the
Danville
America drinks coffee in many forms and grows heft
The article notes United States coffee consumption rising through history. In 1904 America imported over one billion pounds valued near 88 million dollars, about half global production. Per capita use grew from under three pounds in 1830 to about fourteen pounds by 1904.
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America
United States
Let Us Have Peace and the Flags of Reconciliation
General Grant voiced a call for peace as Civil War combat ended and the United States moved toward closer amity. The return of captured Confederate flags, approved by Congress and signed by President Roosevelt, marks a symbolic end to lingering animosities and a step in restoring brotherhood.
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Gen. Grant
Congress
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Cabinet Sees Wynne Retirement and Cortelyou Rise
The cabinet proceeds with a single change as Postmaster General Wynne retires to England for service at the American Embassy. Cortelyou succeeds him, noted for his Washington prominence and ability to fill positions effectively.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Wynne
England
Cortelyou
Washington
Republican primary announcements nearing March 25
After tomorrow March 10 the window for candidate announcements closes. The closed season lasts fifteen days before caucus day. All offices except County Commissioner see rising interest with present Commissioners favored for a second term. If matches are made in heaven where are divorces made. Aske the Bradford Era.
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Heaven
Bradford
Winters Ranked Among Worst in 34 Years
Weather records show last winter and this winter among the severest in thirty four years, marking two consecutive harsh seasons. The data highlights unusually low temperatures and heavy snowfall affecting communities and infrastructure.
Best Job Printing at the Main Office on Short Notice
A local notice announces urgent printing services available at the main office on short notice. It highlights quick turnaround for urgent needs and emphasizes reliable, ready-to-service operations for community announcements and documents.
Pa Governor approves and vetoes varied 1905 bills
Editorial from Harrisburg reports Governor’s week in the legislature approving two salary boosting measures and a detectives bill while vetoing three including a Senate plan to fund the Lewis and Clark Exposition. House vetoes upheld as Senate and House actions unfold and committees inspect public institutions.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Portland
Oregon
Cumings
Pennsylvania
Warren
Washington
Committee On
Cornplanter Indian School
Warren County
Brann
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
State Archive Department
Mathues
Schaeffer
Union
Sproul
Delaware
State Highway Department
Headlines on Indictments and Political Standpoints
A collage of brief items cites misprinted political bids, calls for reform, and wartime notes. Highlights include a printer error altering a list of statesmen, Indiana governor’s drink policy stance, Japan’s wartime moves, Susan B. Anthony’s legacy, and Roosevelt’s church message. Also mentioned are architecture innovations and the growth of the YMCA, plus Buffalo Bill’s divorce case and a long-married couple’s prospects.
Our Apples Abroad in English Markets
The piece notes strong demand for American apples in England, with 11,000,000 bushels sold in 1908 and expectations of a 1904-like total. It cites English varieties worth testing in U S regions, praises American uniformity in size and quality, and contrasts English price margins with higher American prices in big towns.
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Southampton
United States
A Newspaper That Speaks Out
The Pittsburg Times marks its 25th year on February 2 as Pittsburg’s leading morning paper. It touts wide circulation and direct coverage of public matters, with comprehensive news, accurate finances, timely sports, quality serials, and thoughtful editorials, while avoiding sensationalism. It does not publish Sundays and charges six cents a week or three dollars yearly.
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Pittsburg
Times
New Lot For Sale Advertised At Main Office
Fragmentary notice shows a newly printed lot offered for sale at the main office. No other readable details about the property, price, or date are available.
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Eale
Mai Orrica
Republican Announcements for Warren County Offices
A series of candidates are named for Warren County offices with Republican primary status. John Siggins A. T. Hackney Nelson P. Curtis L. D. Willson A Spetz Edwin R. Allen William D. McLaren F M Downing Frank Hagberg Elmer E K Thompson A M Bennett Emil A Swanson R. S. Hartley Putnam are listed as candidates for Associate Judge Register and Recorder County Commissioner County Auditor and Jury Commissioner with primaries scheduled March 25.
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John Siggins
Tidioute
Warren Om
A. T. Hackney
Glade Township
Warren County
Nelson P. Curtis
Conewango
John A. Spetz
Pittsfield
L. D. Willson
Pine Grove Tp
Edwin R. Allen
Columbus Boro
WM. D. McLaren
Warren Boro
Office of Register and Recorder
F. M. Downing
Frank Hagberg
Elmer EK. Thompson
Farmington
A. M. Bennett
Spring Creek
Emil A. Swanson
Youngsville
R.S. Hartley
L. D. Putnam
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HE. Cowan
Iillis Gowan
Dwight Cowan
Harrisburg Telegraph
Brooklyn
New York American
Michigan
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
South Carolina
the Baptist Ministers
President Roosevelt
Engineer and Mining Journal
Baltimore Architects
Register and Recorder
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
Liberty St
Penna Avenue
Pennsylvania Gas Company
W.H. Filler
Penna
Joseph Hill
Penn
Frank Richardson
Adams
John Oustor
Gorty, Pa
Warner
Ferris
Jarvis
Penn’a Ave
Inue
T. O. Slater & CO
Citizens National Bank
Levi SmiTh
David L. Gerould
Fred P. Hue
F. A. McDowell
Teller
K. T. Hazeltine
J. G. Curtis
W. C. Norris
H. A. Booth
Samuel Peterson
D. L. Gerould
the Mail Office
Wm. B. Coleman
Orleans Court
County
Towit
Brokenstraw
County of
State of
Hull Hill Road
Clara Sederburg
McKinney Tract
A. E. Coleman
Coleman
A. Maurers
Welden Weaver
John Mead
Siggins Tract
Catherine E. Coleman
C. Geo. Olmstead
Warren and
D. H. Siggins
Sam Q. Smith
Etters
Id Olney Akelfy
Pine Grove
Alice I. Akeley
Admix
Matt Orvice
Court of Common Pleas
Louisa C. Peterson
Pennsylvania R. R. Co
Warren Savings Bank
School Board of Pleasant Township
R. F. Pickett
Price Davis Drug Store Co
H. M. Putnam
Proby
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
James Peterson
Christopher Jensen
Wood
Peter Nelsen
J.C. Jensen
Assembly
East Warren Oil and Gas Company
George W. Knapp
Nila Knapp
P. O
Spartansburg
Samuel Mather
Pennsylv
H. P. Stone
Adar
Man Orzux
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