Republican Announcements for Warren County Officials
We announce E B Hardenberg of Wayne County Pennsylvania as a Republican primary candidate for State Treasurer. Ralph N Brown of Farmington Township and C L Wright of Youngsville seek Warren County Sheriff nominations. Homer M Putnam of Warren seeks Prothonotary, Wa S Clark of Warren seeks District Attorney. Delegates to the State Convention Frank Akeley of Pine Grove and G M Pelton of Freehold named. E R Allen of Columbus seeks nomination. primaries April 4 and state convention April 6.
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E.B. Hardenberg
Wayne County
Ralph N. Brown
Farmington Tp
Warren County
C. L. Wright
Youngsville
Freehold Tp
Homer M. Putnam
Warren
Clark
Frank Akeley
Pine Grove
G. M. Pelton
Freehold
E. R. Allen
Columbus
Republican State Convention to Nominate Pennsylvania Officials
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 are apportioned by the 1900 presidential vote with rules for districts and fractions. M S Quay chairman W R Andrews secretary.
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Pennsylvania
Republican State Committee
Opera House
Harrisburg
M. S. Quay
W. R. Andrews
Retirement of Galusha A Grow Marks End of Era in Congress
The retiring Galusha A Grow leaves Congress after 52 years. An author of the Homestead bill and former Speaker during the Civil War, he shaped pivotal national events and plans to write a book about his political life and times.
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Galusha A
Congress
House of Representatives
Political ticket projected for Harrisburg May 27
Washington correspondent of the Pittsburg Dispatch names the likely nominees for the Harrisburg convention: State Treasurer William L. Mathues of Delaware, Auditor General William P. Snyder of Chester, Superior Court Judges T. A. Morrison of McKean and John J. Henderson of Crawford. The slate is a best guess and could change.
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Washington
Pittsburg Dispatch
Harrisburg
William L. Mathues
Delaware
William P. Snyder
Chester
Superior Court
T. A. Morrison
McKean
John J. Henderson
Crawford
Beecher Memorial Sparks Debate Over Commemorative Form
After sixteen years since his death, friends of Rev Henry Ward Beecher push for a monument to mark his legacy. They praise his deeds and noble thoughts but seek a memorial in a fitting, elaborate form rather than a mere statue.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Law bills may raise county district attorney salaries
A bill passed by the House and awaiting Senate and Governor approval would switch district attorneys in counties under 150000 population from fee-based to salary pay. If enacted Warren county’s DA salary would rise to 800 dollars annually, about double the current fee earnings.
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Senate
House
Warren County
G A R Encampment May See Small Attendance in San Francisco
The coming National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in San Francisco during the week of August 17 is expected to have the lightest attendance in the history of the organization due to the great distance for members to travel.
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San Francisco
Saloon Raided in Buffalo Leads to Split Punishments
A Buffalo saloon was raided for selling drinks on Sunday. Everyone was released on suspended sentences except the informant, who was fined ten dollars. The event is contrasted with criticisms of Pennsylvania governance in Buffalo papers.
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Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg notes state progress and reform measures
Dr Rothrock remains State Forestry Commissioner after governor asks him to finish the term. A bill proposes direct election of street commissioners in all boroughs. Gov Pennypacker signs several measures and vetoes others as 750 bills progress before April 16. J J Henderson named Superior Court judge. M W Jacobs to Harrisburg as judge. Fish act revisions pass. ballot reform changes grouping of candidates. Liquor bills divide opinions with county excise boards vs courts and local option proposals.
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Dr. Rothrock
F. X. Bluml
Emporium
Bradford
O. K
J. J. Henderson
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
Simonton
M. W. Jacobs
Harrisburg
Republican State Committee
Quarter Sessions
Courts of Justice
Board of Commissioners
Boards of Commissions
Phila
Parents in Boroughs Visit Schools Too Infrequently
The piece notes many fathers attend circuses, races, raffles, and ball games but rarely see their children’s classrooms. It suggests some mothers miss millinery openings and dances yet have not met teachers or sent their children to school, implying teachers are not at fault. Exchange.
Plans for reorganizing Pennsylvania National Guard
Plans in the Adjutant General's office at Harrisburg outline a three brigade structure of four regiments each for Pennsylvania National Guard. The first brigade would include First through Fourth regiments, the second the Western Pennsylvania Fifth through Eighth, and the third the Ninth through Twelfth. Many regimental numbers would change, erasing current identities and likely causing unpopularity.
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National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Adjutant General’s
Harrisburg
Western Pennsylvania
The Best Job Printing at the Mail Office
A brief notice touts the Mail Office as the source for premium job printing services. It promises neat typography and timely production for the public and local businesses seeking quality printed materials.
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Mart Oprice
Cooking and sewing urged to curb drunkenness in schools
University of Wisconsin professor J C Monaghan tells a women's club that poor cooking fuels US drunkenness and urges adding kitchen training to public schools. He claims 75 percent of drunkenness stems from ignorance of food properties and urges household training to improve society.
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United States
J. C. Monaghan
University of Wisconsin
Skyscrapers to Transform New York City in a Decade
Timely topic notes rapid skyline growth will convert New York from a fire hazard into a 20 story city within ten years. Other items include Vermont liquor licenses on April 1, labor union organization in western states, and a Buffalo health resort case. The April issue of New Idea Woman's Magazine highlights articles on silverware art, motherhood, floral work, and East Indian cookery.
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New York
Democratic Party
Bryan
Hornellsville Times
North East Breeze
Fry
Farmers’ Trust
Oil City
Lincoln
Burlington
Montpelier
Rutland
St. Albans
Vermont
Utica
Phila. Inquirer
Ithaca
Cornell University
Nature
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
Oliver Bell Bunce
Nancy Hull
Will Cumback
Benjamin B. Keech
S. D. Gardner
Edith M. Burtis
Low Rate Excursion to West Expositions by Erie Line
The Erie Railroad offers 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. Sleeping car tickets available from Chicago. Contact F. H. Garfield Jamestown New York division passenger agent for cheap tickets.
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Erie Railroad
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Chicago
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Health Claims
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney liver and bladder ailments linking kidney disease to heart and other organ failures. It claims quick relief for urinary issues and urges readers to mail for a free sample bottle and a health book from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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Swamp-Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Latest Wedding Invitations and Programs at Marl Office
New and elegant wedding invitations and ball programs announced at the Marl office. Low prices and refined designs aim to attract buyers seeking stylish stationery and calling cards for nuptials.
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Marl
Letters of Administration for Elizabeth Barker Estate
Legal notice announces the grant of Letters of Administration for the estate of Elizabeth Barker late of Deerfield Warren County Pennsylvania. Creditors must pay promptly and claimants present their demands for settlement to Admr C C Keefer and attorney C C Thompson Grand Valley Pa March 5 1903.
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Elizabeth Barker
Deerfield
Warren County
Pennsylvania
C. C. Keefer
Admr
Grand Valley
C. C. Thompson
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Warren Mail
E.cowan
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
W. E. Curtis
Alz
Alan
Warren, N. Y. & Pa
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
F. E. Hertzel
Hammond Iron Works
Struthers Station
Citizens Natl Bank
Wwarren
Levi Smith
Jas. O
John C.F. McGriff
J. G. Curtis
2. O. Wilson
A. J. Hazeltine
George ©. Priestley
Samuel Peterson
H. J. Muse
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Universal Sanitary Casket Company
Act of Assembly
Gunn
N. Greenland & Son
Warren, PA
Martin F. Wetmore
Ackley
Undertaker
LOS
Penn
Kopf & Henry
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