Republican Candidates Named in 28th District Nominations
Public notices list Joseph C. Sibley Franklin as Republican candidate for Congress in the 28th district. Charles SchimmelFeng Warren and Venango counties seek Senate seats. Multiple candidates named for Assembly and County offices with primaries to decide, including Warren county races and county auditor posts.
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Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Franklin
Henry H. CumiNas
Tidioute
Warren
Venango
Chas. Schimmelfeng
Assembly
Hon
L. C. Baker
Columbus
Warren County
Register and Recorder
Chas. D. Crandall
Register
Recorder
The
Orphans’ Court
E. EF. Thompson
Farmington To
A. M. Bennett
Spring Creek
Forest county road law killed. Republi can asks who and why
The piece notes Forest county built up a famed good roads system under the old law. The last Legislature killed it, leaving Forest county under the general road law like Warren county. It urges using proper material and honest work rather than idle talk to build good roads.
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Forest County
Tionesta Republican
Warren County
Prince Henry Arrives in Berlin After Long New York Visit
Prince Henry was expected to arrive in Berlin yesterday and is reported to be well and pleased with his American visit. He slept almost 48 hours after the steamer left New York, taking meals and walks in intervals, saying he never worked so hard as in the United States and that he changed his uniform frequently.
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Prince Henry
Berlin
America
New York
Roosevelt Will Visit Charleston Expo Despite Offical Nuisance
The article notes President Roosevelt plans a visit to the Charleston exhibition, showing willingness to overlook an official’s insolence to maintain good will with South Carolina residents. It also mentions fashion gossip predicting next summer’s shirt waists will be profuse and beautiful, while noting the return of the shirt waist man’s popularity in prior summers.
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Roosevelt
Charleston
South Carolina
Tillmans
Teddy
Kilmer
Bright
Eos
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bing- Beishamton
N. Y
Swamp-Root
Republicans Adopt 20 Percent Cuba Tariff Plan
The House Republicans in Washington endorse the 20 percent compromise proposed by Hon J C Sibley on Cuba and the tariff. The speaker praises the plan and notes Honest Joe would be acceptable as a governor as well.
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Washington
J. C. Sibley
Cuba
Joe
John Bull to Spur Troops After Boer Defeat
John Bull vows to send more troops to Africa after a Boer defeat. Lord Rosebery declares the nation must see the effort through, signaling resolve. An admonition urges timely grape vine trimming, urging shorter cuts.
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John Bull
Africa
Lord Rosebery
Before Abraham's Time Unearthed Tablets Push Date Back
Babylonian tablets from Nippur Telloh and other sites reveal millennia of pre Abrahamic history. Scholar A T Clay notes the Old Testament once stood alone but is now corroborated by thousands of inscribed clay tablets detailing laws letters hymns and myths. The Nippur Temple Library alone yielded twenty thousand tablets before Eleaite destruction.
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Abraham
University of Pennsylvania
Nippur
A. T. Clay
Hilprecht
Telloh
Cabinet Life Too Costly for a Cabinet Member
A New York World report details the high living costs for Cabinet members, noting housing rents from 75 dollars to 12 000 dollars annually and overall expenses that often exceed salaries. It cites Secretary Wilson, Postmaster General Smith, Attorney General Knox, and James Clarkson with examples of annual outlays and lifestyle demands.
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Depew
Wilson
Smith
Diplomatic Corps
Day
Knox
Washington
James 8. Clarkson
Clarkson
New York World
Harmony plan quotes Sibley on Pennsylvania politics
Pittsburg Times Washington reports Mr. Sibley praising party unity in Pennsylvania. He envisions a strong Republican showing with a Republican Governor and Legislature to re elect Senator Penrose and maintain existing House membership. He seeks no personal political ambitions.
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Harmony
Sibley
Pittsburg
Indiana man Elkin leads GOP governor bid with delegate haul
"TE gentleman from Indiana" John P. Elkin continues assembling delegates for the Republican nomination. At Blair county primaries he won delegates by over three to one for Col. Watres, taking Blair Lancaster Clearfield and Franklin totals while Watres gained Wayne. Elkin claims fifty eight of sixty five delegates elected so far and aims for more.
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Indiana
John P. Elkin
Blair County
Col. Watres
Blair
Lancaster
Clearfield
Franklin
Wayne
Mr. Elkin
Forest County Republicans Rally Behind Mr Sibley for Congress
The Tionesta Republican notes Republicans of Forest county will back Mr Sibley for Congress. Neighbors for years admire the brainy statesman and will show support by voting when the proper time arrives.
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Sibley
Congress
Tionesta
Forest County
Young men urged to set example for future workers
A newspaper item urges discipline among boys as employers seek reliable workers. It notes that smokers swearing and rowdy behavior hurt prospects and cites a Mississippi Legislature stance. It also discusses W. J. Bryan's status as a Democratic candidate and questions Kernel's reaction.
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Mississippi
W. J. Bryan
Vast Fires Ravage Texas Timber Lands As Nation Warms
Amid floods and snow in the Northern and Middle States a separate blaze of intensity sweeps Texas forests. Only one veteran of 1812 remains, his pension recently increased. Mexican War veterans are few and feeble, reflecting aging numbers in the service.
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United States
Middle States
Texas
Arbor Days Designated for April in Pennsylvania
Gov. Stone designates April 4 and April 18 as Arbor days in Pennsylvania encouraging residents to plant a tree or two next month. The announcement emphasizes statewide tree-planting events and community participation led by state authorities.
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Gov. Stone
Pennsylvania
Timely topics and politics mingle in a bustling column
The clipped items note Quay’s return from Florida by April 1, Miss Stone’s lecture after capture and release, and ransom subscribers admitted free. It also mentions the Monte Carlo chess prize, wireless telegraphy on liners, McKinley memorial fund support, Appletons’ Harum sales, Congressman Jack’s renomination bid, Bryan’s cattle plans, and old political arguments contrasting 1896 and today.
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Florida
Senator Quay
Miss Stone
Pillsbury
Monte Carlo
McKinley
Homestead
McKinley Memorial Fund
Sibley Keeps Governor Hope Alive Amid Buzz
In Washington on March 13 Uncle Joe Sibley remains receptive to a gubernatorial run if the party calls. He would not seek the nomination but would accept if the offer comes, citing past letters and his stance on party and silver policy. He notes Elkin supporters and his Republican history, signaling potential candidacy if urged.
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Washington
Joe” Sibley
Elkin
Joseph
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Mr. Sibley
McKinley
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