Republican Announcements for Warren County Positions
A set of authorized Republican announcements lists candidates for State Treasurer Sheriff Prothonotary District Attorney and delegates. Names include E B Hardenberg Ralph N Brown C L Wright Homer M Putnam Wm S Clark Frank Akeley G M Pelton E R Allen with nominations to primaries and upcoming conventions on April 4 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.B. Hardenberg
Wayne County
Ralph N. Brown
Farmington
Warren County
C. L. Wright
Youngsville
Freehold Tp
Homer M. Putnam
Warren
Wm. S. 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 at the Harrisburg opera house on May 27 1903 at 10 30 a m. Delegates are apportioned by presidential vote totals from 1900 with rules by district. M. S. Quay serves as chairman and W R Andrews as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Opera House
Harrisburg
Quay
W. R. Andrews
Titusville Herald Expands to Eight Pages on New Press
The Titusville Herald appeared in eight pages last Monday showing greater reading matter and prosperity. The paper is printed on a new Cox press and signals growth for the oil region’s first daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Cox Press
No Sorrow for the Wicked as Bills Mount
The Oil City Blizzard notes the paradox of rising expenses with every small relief. First gas bills drop sparingly, then Easter bonnet costs rise, and lawn maintenance demands return after snow shoveling ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Etiquette ban rumored by cultured authorities shifts speech
The New York Commercial notes that terms like maam or sir are being dropped by the really cultured. Saying yes sir or no maam is deemed provincial and please may soon fall under the ban as vogue forms are rearranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greene voters approve municipal ownership of waterworks
The 250 residents of Greene New York vote unanimously in favor of municipal ownership of the village waterworks and electric lighting plant marking a decisive shift in local utilities. The referendum ends with all votes supporting public ownership and no opposition.
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Greene
N. Y
Answers to Sydney Smith riddle in Ohio Journal
The Ohio State Journal discusses Sydney Smith's question about American books. It cites growth in American literary exports to Europe from 1839 to 1902, rising from 2.7 million to 9.37 million dollars, a 60 percent increase. Arbor Day tip suggests marking trees before transplant to preserve growth. The Mail adds two volumes from a superintendent, notes 800 trusts, and advertises engraved cards from Tur Mail Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Smith
Ohio State Journal
Europe
Harrisburg Legislature and Pennypacker visit overview
In Harrisburg no bill gains final action after March or April. Vermont granite will clad the new capitol with the first block laid June 1. Gov Pennypacker signs bills on fish law and expanding factory inspectors. A Nevin Pomeroy named Supt Public Printing. The governor’s visit to the House yields a cordial reception and praise for lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Vermont
Capitol
Gov. Pennypacker
Public Printing
A. Nevin Pomeroy
Chambersburg
Col
T. G. Sample
Allegheny
The
Commonwealth
Many Leagues Proclaim Baseball’s Strong Summer Presence
The article notes seventeen professional and many amateur leagues across the country, from the Pacific to New York. It estimates about 136 teams, with roughly fifteen players each, totaling around 2,040 signed professionals, plus numerous semi pro and amateur groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Golden Gate of
Pacific
Statue of Liberty
New York Harbor
Penobscot
Fort Worth
Texas
New Orleans
Senate Ratifies Columbian Canal and Cuban Reciprocity Treaties
The Senate, in extraordinary session, approved the Columbian canal treaty 73 to 5 and the Cuban reciprocity treaty 50 to 16. Both votes enjoyed majorities far over the required thresholds with high overall support among present senators. The remark notes it would have been better if action had occurred earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come Featured in Scribner's Magazine
In April Scribner's Magazine John Fox's serial presents the hopeful heroine with a humorous glimpse. Four illustrated short stories and an article by Frank A. Vanderlip explore government affairs and offer a readable account of the Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribner’s Magazine
John Fox
Kingdom Come
Frank A. Vanderlip
Treasury
Porto Ricos Bid For Territorial Status Backed
The insular House of Delegates adopts a memorial urging full U S territorial status for Porto Rico. Islanders seek extension of the Constitution and the Executive Council to function as a legislative body, with arguments against the request seen as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
House of Delegates
United States
Executive Council
Notable Presidential Surnames Count Across Post Offices
The text lists numerous surname occurrences in U S post offices including Pierces Roosevelts McKinleys Adamses Jeffersons Madisons Jacksons Johnsons Grants Garfields Washingtons Monroes Lincolns and Clevelands totaling counts from seven to thirty two, highlighting prolific surname distribution in national hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Grants
For SALE Second-hand Chapel Organ at Biekark’s Music Store
The notice advertises a second-hand chapel organ for sale at 225 Liberty Street in Biekark’s Music Store. The snippet notes a purchase opportunity and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biekarck’s
Liberty Street
Patents, spitting fines, and noble titles in brief
Seventy one wireless telegraph patents issued last year bring the US total to 109. Postmasters to require parental consent to rent boxes to minors. A $5 penalty for spitting in railcars or stations. Bills to protect the President failed in Congress. Masonry bans on bad characters led to lost charters. Wealth of titled foreign spouses among Americans, with many European nobility married to Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Post Office Department
Texas
Galveston News
Pittsburgh Railway Company
Humane Society
Pittsburg
Railway Gazette
Blue Lodge
New York
Order
Buffalo Express
Holland
Bavaria
Monaco
Colonist Sleeping Cars Offer Advance Booking
Colonist sleeping cars from Chicago may be used with low rate Western tickets. Patrons should arrange space at least a week in advance through the local ticket agent A. J. Smith G. P. & T. A. Cleveland Ohio for connection with the advertised rates via D. A. V. P. R. R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. J. Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
Low Rate Excursion to West via Erie Railroad
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 offered. Tickets valid in sleeping cars from Chicago. Inquiries to F. H. Garfield Jamestown New York division passenger agent for cheap tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Chicago
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Farmers urged to use Strathers Hotel Barn for horses
The Strathers Hotel Barn is now run by John Stinger who will give special attention to farmers horses and the transient trade will be accommodated as there is no livery in connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathers Hotel
John Stinger
Poultry Food Ground Bone for Sale at Hinckley Market
Pure ground bone for poultry feed offered cheap in any quantity at E. Hinckley’s meat market on Hickory Street. The advertisement notes best job printing available at the MaIL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hinckley
Hickory Street
Women and Men Suffer Kidney Trouble Says Advert
An advertorial claims kidney trouble harms mind and vitality in both sexes and even in children. It promotes Swamp Root as a remedy with a free sample offer and a pamphlet from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Binghamton, N. Y
Liquor License Applications Filed for Warren Pa April 1903
Prothonotary KNAPP lists 50 retail and wholesale liquor license petitions for Warren area and nearby towns to be presented April 13 1903. Applicants include Schmutz Megahey Roy Burch Delmage Elis Hanchett Horner Oeterson Madden Shriner Saunders O'Donnell Stearns Wilcox Gallup Ditzenberger Gallup Wager Hassett Schwartz McCarthy Gross Griffin Gleason Baldensperger Falconer Randall Paddock Groat Ryan Stricker Waite Erickson Campbell Dwarfs Acocks Weiss Mead Beebe Caldin Clancy Bacher Siggins Cobb Edmondson Sweet Cooper Leonhart Jackson Vance and others for various hotels cafes houses and taverns across Warren Youngsville Sheffield Tidioute Corydon and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burch
Main Street
Bear Lake
Nanna M. Delmage
Kinzua
Benjamin Elis
Ellis House
Chandlers Valley
Cupee Grove
N. N. Hanchett
Hanchett
Tidioute
C. H. Horner
Glade House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Carver Street
Sixth Ward
Warren Borough
E. O'Donnell
Lee House
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sheffield
James T. Stearns
Spring Creek House
Public Road
P. & E. Ilroad
Spring Creek
Spring Creek Township
A. A. Wilcox
Sugar Run
Corydon
Paul S. Horton
the Exchange
Water Street
Warrenborough
Third Ward
George Ditzenberger
Liberty Street
Waterle
Second Streets
Warrenorough
A. B. Gallup
Fairmont House
Imperial
Exchange Block
Warren
Edward 8
Gross
Windsor Hotel
Union
Irvineton
Rokenstraw
James A. Griffin
Corydon House
Main
Bradford Streets
Corydon Township
M. K. Gleason
Revere House
P. E. R. R.ompany
Fourth Ward
John Baldensperger
Phila. & Erie R. R. Company
EK. Falconer & C. L. Randall
North Side
Water Reward
D. Paddock
Sugar Pha
Sugar Grove Grough
Elijah Groat
St. Charles
J. Ryan
Ryan
Jacob Stricker
C. Waite
Dalrymple House
Railroad Station
Aexander Erickson
Hickory and
Poplar Streets
Hickory Street
Orra B. Beebe
Beney
Railroad Street
Clarendon
John W. Caldin
R. A. Siggins
Youngsville
Edd Cobb
Baldenserger
Glade Run
Glade Township
Richard H. Edmondson
Keystone
Nort Clarendon
Robert Sweet
Adams
Russell
Pine Grove
E. R. Cooper
Maple Shade
Kinzu Village
George H. Leonhart
New Struthers
Fenneysvaria Avenue
Second Ward
Willard F. Jackson
Arcade Hotel
Irvington
Brokenstraw
Seymour L. Vance
West End Hotel
Onewango
F. M. Knapp
Perfection in Silverware Sale Continues This Week
A local advertisement touts ongoing silverware sale with four lines of quality called Silve Sterling Poor Sterling Good Plate and Poor Plate. It promises beauty of desk manufacture brilliancy of finish and trade mark guarantee from a responsible maker.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
E. Cowan’s
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Co. Supt
Gunning
Tur
Philadelphia Press
Ieee
Tele
Liquor License
Court of Quarter Sessions
John Schmutz
Schmutz
Arthur Megahey
Youngsville House
Main Streets
Lorenzo Roy
May Street
Orphan’s Court of
Warren Co
D. Grunder
Savings Bank Building
Said County
E. H. Beshlin
Court of Common Pleas of
County
Josephine Stenstrom
I Abellant
Swan Aaron Stenstrom
Pennsylvania Avenue West
County of
State of
Joseph A. Schofield
R. Arird & Bordwell
Libellant
Warren County Common Pleas
Philetus B. Chapman
Annie Chapman
Court of Common Pleas
James Brann
Monogram
Reed & Barton, Towle Mfg. Co
Rogers Bro’s
Meriden Britanna Co
Meriden Cutlery Co
Rogers Bro
Morck & Kirberger Jewelers and Opticians
Gunn
N. Greenland & Son
Mary Jane Gill
George Nelson Gill
Sey
Audh Sancs
Elizabeth Barker
Deerfield
Pennslvania
Ering
Keefer
Admir
Grand Valley
C. C. Thompson
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
T J. Foley
A. A.davis & 0
B. Warren Tel. Co
Irene Siegrist
Elmer D. Siegrist
Warren Mon Pleas
Uimon
Com
Mary Ann Wright
Unty
Penn
Joank
George Prone Brown
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