Political candidate announcements for Warren county slate 1902
A list of candidates authorized for Republican primaries and decisions by district conventions. Names include Joseph C. Sibley Franklin for Congress, Henry H. Cuminas for Senator, L. C. Baker for Assembly, Charles D. Crandall Warren for Register and Recorder, Frank M. Downing for County Commissioner, Hagberg Elk for County Commissioner, Epgar Moorie Spring Creek for Commissioner, Tompsett Triumph for Commissioner, James Wiggins Warren for Commissioner, S. M. Cogswell Warren for Commissioner, John A. Woon Tiona for County Commissioner, A. M. Bennett Spring Creek for County Auditor, with election date May 24, 1902.
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Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Franklin
Henry H. Cuminas
Tidioute
Warren
Wendango
Assembly
L. C. Baker
Columbus
Warren County
Register and Recorder
Chas. D. Crandall
Register
Frank M. Downing
South West
Frank Hagberg
Elk
Epgarr Moorke
Spring Creek
Chas. Tompsett
Triumph
A. M. Bennett
Cuba to govern itself with no public debt and customs
Cuba will begin self rule without a public debt and will rely on annual customs revenues of 16 million dollars to meet expenses. The Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph questions a supposed harmony deal and notes calls for Joseph C. Sibley as a strong canvasser. Secretary of the Navy Long resigns. William H. Moody of Massachusetts named successor with expected satisfactory performance.
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Cuba
Pittsburg
Wm. H. Moody
Massachusetts
Move to Statehood for Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona
House committee on territories reports favorably on bills admitting Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona as states. Unanimous vote directs a favorable report to the full House before Congress ends.
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House Committee On Territories
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
New Postal Cards Feature McKinley Portrait
The new postal cards will replace Jefferson portraits with a McKinley vignette and use better material. Miss Alice Roosevelt cancels her England and Germany trip and goes to Cuba as Gen. Wood’s guest. Prince Henry departs for the old country after a busy, pleasant visit earning respect and good-will.
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McKinley
Jefferson
England
Germany
Alice Roosevelt
Cuba
Gen. Wood
Republic
Prince Henry
White House
Chicago Wrecking Company
Pan American
Denver
Oil City
Michigan
Hell
D. M. Gregg
Army of the Union
Charleston Exposition
Henry
Bradford Star
Bryan
Lincoln, Neb
Terre Haute
Irrigation draw questioned by press critic
The New York Sun endorses Representative J. C. Sibley’s opposition to irrigation schemes, contrasting river and harbor improvements, federal extravagance, war pensions, and navies with the potential for irrigation to channel funds from the U.S. Treasury.
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Congress
J. C. Sibley
New York Sun
United States Treasury
Elkin tightens grip in bid for Governor nomination
Attorney General Elkin solidifies delegate support as nine counties instruct for him and more Elkin delegates loom. He vows not to withdraw and urges open contest if party chooses another candidate, with Blair County expected for a heated Saturday battle between Elkin and former Lieutenant Governor Louis A. Watres.
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Elkin
John P. Elkin
Blair County
Louis A. Watres
Instructive Meetings of Pennsylvania Farmers Institutes
The Pennsylvania farmers institutes season just closed marks the most successful in state history. About 330 days of institutes were held at an average cost of 38 dollars per day, totaling roughly 12 000 to 13 000 dollars funded by a 30 000 dollar appropriation. Attendance will exceed 130 000 with notable gains in dairy cow feeding, fruit tree care, and barn yard manure management.
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Farmers’ Institute
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Martin
Cameron for Governor field grows in Delaware County
The Delaware County American notes a shifting field against Elkin for governor with Watres Sibley and Torrence aligning to defeat the leader. It suggests Quay guides the regional ticket while Cameron could win if he accepts, as Delaware may send seven delegates for Sproul.
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Cameron
Delaware
Sproul
Pennsylvania Railroad Reports Record Yearly Earnings
The annual Pennsylvania Railroad report shows gross earnings up $32,390,524.44 and net income up $10,175,414.38 from 1900. In 1901 the line moved 240 million tons of freight, up 24 million from 1900, and carried 104,471,301 passengers, up 20,791,755. It claims to be the greatest year of business by any railroad system.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Carrie Nation Hatchet Fame Fades After Town Settlements
Carrie Nation has retired from public notices after settlements with Topeka saloonkeepers paying 1000 dollars for property damage. Divorce with husband persists, and Carrie is quiet as other towns follow with similar settlements. Also, Senator William Flinn resigns from the State Senate and Republican committees, citing business concerns and family time.
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Carrie Nation
Kansas
Topeka
Carrie
William Flinn
Pittsburg
State Senate
Smoky City
Death of Hon. Daniel Agnew at Beaver Pa
The death of Hon. Daniel Agnew at Beaver Pennsylvania last Sunday morning March 9 ends a noted and influential man. At 93 he was the oldest college graduate living and long prominent in Whig and Republican circles. He was elected Supreme Court Justice in 1863 and retired in 1879, continuing an extensive law practice.
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Daniel Agnew
Beaver
Supreme Court
Sibley emergent GOP governor candidate driven by voter rights stance
Bradford Star notes Congressmen Sibley as a strong Republican gubernatorial candidate this year. He is described as a hard worker, effective campaigner and practical advocate for the people’s rights against political pressure.
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Sibley
Bradford
Oil field drops California fuel oil to a nickel
The Texas oil field boom sent California fuel oil down to 15 cents a barrel, nearly ending that state’s oil industry. The report notes market shifts and broader energy impacts as the industry reacts to new production in Texas.
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Gov. Stone
Allegheny County
Uniontown
Texas
California
Bryan
Pittsburg
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