De Forest Bennett and Langdon Named County Delegates
Gro A W De Forest Warren and D J Bennett Ackley named as Republican County Delegates to the State Convention subject to decision by the county body. George E Langdon Sugar Grove listed as Delegate to the Republican State Convention from Warren Co subject to county convention decision. Primaries set for March 19. Financial note reports State Treasurer Harris balance of 12 568 060 04 in general fund for February. Vermont votes dry in most counties last week affecting liquor, but access remains.
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Assembly
James Brann
Warren
Warren County
Epitor
D. M. Howard
United States
Republican Caucus
E. D. Everts
Corydon
WM. E. Rick
Gro. A. W. de Forest
D. J. Bennett
Ackley
George E. Langdon
Sugar Grove
Warren Co
Pennsylvania
Harris
Vermont
Governor Urges Forest Preservation for Pennsylvania
In a spring proclamation the Governor appeals for the preservation and restoration of Pennsylvania’s forests. The piece notes two designated days for varied climates, and urges persistence in efforts to gain public support and patronage. It also warns against schemes to lure young women to St Louis and calls for punishing procurers.
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Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Sunday School Enrollment Compared With Public Schools
The Educational Review reports over 13,000,000 people enrolled in Sunday Schools nationwide and about 16,000,000 in public schools, 3,000,000 more. It notes stronger emphasis on religious training by churches, schools, and homes than in other areas.
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Educational Review
Christenaoun
Expo managers deny seeking Liberty Bell display
Officials of the St. Louis Exposition say they have not asked for the Liberty Bell and have not decided to request it. The idea to showcase the bell in the Pennsylvania building was discussed but remains unsettled, with advocates arguing the bell should stay in Philadelphia for safety.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
Atlanta
Charleston
Philadelphia
Push for Federal Uniform Marriage and Divorce Laws
Washington signals Congress will pass a uniform marriage law soon with a uniform divorce law urged as well. The push follows Senate testimony from the Mormon president who advocates polygamy, while opponents call to curb Mormon influence and enforce legal limits.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Examinations Harmful to Child Health Says Dr Weir Mitchell
Dr S Weir Mitchell argues school exams exhaust children and bias teaching methods against slower learners. He urges abolishing tests for health reasons, favors term averages, and calls for smaller classes not exceeding twenty to improve individualized instruction.
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S. Weir Mitchell
Phila. Inquirer
The Output of Petroleum Since 1859
The article notes 1 165 280 727 barrels of crude petroleum produced from 1859 to 1902. It compares barrel height to Earth circumference, and lists state shares: Pennsylvania 53.9 percent, New York 5.9 percent, Ohio 24 3 percent, West Virginia 11 3 percent, Indiana 3 9 percent, California 36 percent, Texas 2 1 percent, 0 9 percent split among Kansas Colorado Louisiana Illinois Missouri Indian Territory Wyoming and Oklahoma Territory. The figures derive from F H Oliphant's report in Mineral Resources 1902.
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Col. Drake
Oil Creek
Titusville
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
California
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Louisiana
Illinois
Missouri
Indian Territory
Wyoming
Michigan
Oklahoma Territory
F. H. Oliphant
United States Geological Survey
Timely Topics and Dated Political Quips
A collage of snatches from newspapers and periodicals includes a comic verse about a Vodnijszm ecfski fighter under Gen Probszmreplon erefski, anecdotes on appendicitis and greatness, Cuba’s quiet elections, Machen Lorenz Groffs sentences, Easter magazine notes, a New York ad scam, and remarks on race, lumber prices, and moral tales.
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Cuba
Republican Party
Machen
Lorenz
Groffs
S. A. Groffs
Jamestown Post
Worth Doing. Kingsley counsels a daily rule of kindness
Charles Kingsley urged a simple daily aim to improve someone’s life. He advised making one rule and praying for help to keep it, ending each day able to say a person is at least a little wiser happier or better because of you.
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Charles Kingsley
Russia and the yellow peril a Russian plan to dominate Asia
Capt. Hopson argues in the article that if Russia conquers Japan she could overwhelm China and then control vast Mongol forces to defy the world. He labels Russia bold and power seeking with few anti expansionists in the czarist realm.
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Hopson
Russia
Japan
China
Hearst candidacy gains traction across states
The rising threat of William R. Hearst for the Democratic presidential nomination draws broad press acknowledgment. Once seen as a flash in the pan his movement now shows deep roots in many states and appears to be attracting delegates.
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William R. Hearst
Hearst
Best Job Printing at the Mail Office
The Mail offers prompt attention to mail orders for job printing. Readers are invited to use the Mail Office for high quality printing services.
Moody declares Monroe doctrine backed by military strength
Secretary Moody argues the nation will never need to enforce the Monroe doctrine through war if it maintains a strong navy and well organized army. He praises congressional funding for the army and navy as wise to secure honest rights without conflict.
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Moody
Congress
Philadelphia Press
Erie Railroad Excursion Tickets Offered at Low Rates
Erie Railroad announces one way excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates in Oklahoma Territory and Texas with sale dates March 1 and March 15. Interested travelers should contact the 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
D. Pp. A
Jamestown
N. Y
Berlin Jones Stationery Company Ad at Wendelboe
A full line featured for sale at Wendelboe located at 217 Liberty Street offering noted Berlin Jones Stationery items.
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths
A medical advertisement warns that a kidney disease underlies many abrupt deaths and urges Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a cure all. It claims kidney treatment prevents bladder trouble and suggests sample bottles and a free book by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton NY.
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Swamp-Root
Kte
E Pee
Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Mentior
Dr. Kilmer
Right Way to Cough Says London Answers
The article argues that most people cough loudly and harm their lungs. It advocates training to cough gently to reduce lung injury and potentially add years to life.
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London
Politically Correct or Practical: Ethnic Voting Tactics Narrated
A Secretary Shaw anecdote recalls selecting a county slate in a Swede rich district. The farmer Olaf names Swede candidates for most offices to attract foreign birth votes, but finally admits a Swede for Sheriff is needed to win the Yankee vote.
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East
Shaw
Olaf
Ole Oleson
Yon Yonson
Neils Peterson
James Smith
Low Colonists' Rates West on the Lake Shore Bay
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway offers one way colonists tickets at very low rates to authorized western and northwestern points including the Pacific Coast. Special low rates to the South Southwest and West apply on the first and third Tuesdays of March and April. Contact Lake Shore ticket agents or A. J. Smith, G. P. & T. A., Cleveland, Ohio. Picture frames made to order at Wendelhoe’s, 217 Liberty Street.
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Lake Shore
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Pacific Coast Country
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
Cleveand
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Marven Mail
E. Cowan’s
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
28Th
Joseph
Sibley
Vodnijszmecfski
Probszmreplonerefski
Duriskoffbrizstenovit
Kmji
Mirjebujmohtrszecfski
Chicago Record-Herald
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
Athens News
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Cleveland
Taylor
Frederick Douglass
Mr. Cleveland
Buffalo Express
Thena
God
Gro
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Wendelboe
Liberty St
Wendelboe’s
Liberty Street
Sirm. H. Coleman
Brokenstraw
Catherine E. Coleman
Admix
Youngsville
Dorothea
George Volmer
Warren Street Railway Co
G Lyons
Carl W
L. King
Brown & McManigle
Morris
Anna A
Charles A. Livermore
John A. Smith
Robert L. Mead
John Cooney
C. A. Swanson
E. V. MacDonald
Admi
D. Ridelsperger
Penn Tanning
Youngstown Iron Sheet and Tube Co
Jefferson County Gas Co
National Creamery Supply Co
Clark H. M. Putnam
Jarvis & Baker
Penn’a Avenue West
Warren, Pa
T. O. Slater & CO
Frary & Clark
Penn
N. K. Wendelboe
Hanan & Son
Baker & Bowman
Sorosis
Utz & Dunn
C. Smith & Son
Second Street
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
KF. E. Hertzel
J. Foley
A. A.davis & Telephone Connections
B. Warren Tel. Co
Mall
New York Tribune
Tri- Weekly
Tribune
MAIL
Fore Hepburn, M.D
Penn’a Av. Weat
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