After the Battle the Republicans Choose Nominees
The article reviews last Saturdays primaries in Warren County. It notes a close contest for Associate Judge between Judge Hackney and candidate Siggins, praising both. It lauds the rest of the ticket, especially Allen for Register and Recorder, predicting his election and a solid, efficient term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Judge Hackney
Siggins
Hackney
Warren Boro
Register
Recorder
Allen
Crandall
Mail
Postmaster General Cortelyou Defends Fourth Class Appointments
Cortelyou announces that fourth class postmasters who perform well will not be disturbed and may stay in office if their records remain good. He notes 71,000 such postmasters exist and that only fourth class posts are subject to non Senate-confirmed presidential appointment.
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Cortelyou
Congress
Senate
Penn
Vetoes End Attempts to Expand Court Juries in Allegheny and Erie
Harrisburg Telegraph notes Gov Penny Packer vetoed bills for additional judges in Allegheny and Erie counties, urging readers to doubt legislator gains. It also reports the Big Bald Knob high point 3,000 feet above tide, and that state oil and coal taxes face likely defeat as a burden on producers.
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Gov. Pennypacker
Allegheny
Erie
Capitol Park Extension
Harrisburg
Department of Internal Affairs
Inquirer
Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Big Bald Knob
Somerset
Bedford
Grover Cleveland Declines Banquet Seeks Wild Fowl
Grover Cleveland declines to attend the Jeffersonian banquet and backs away from the Democratic party, choosing to pursue wild fowl instead. The remark suggests he believes the dead ducks of Democracy need no further shooting.
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Grover Cleveland
Grover
Divorce rates spark call for reform in England
The author notes England with a population of 33 million granted only six hundred divorces last year while the country reportedly had about a hundred thousand. The disparity prompts concern and a suggested remedy.
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England
Mrs Qladwick Receives Ten Year Term For Robbery Case
The article notes Mrs Qladwick has been sentenced to ten years in the Pan for robbing and swindling and hints that other individuals share responsibility for similar offenses.
Mexico Adopts Gold Standard After April Sixth, 1905
The report states that no more paper money in Mexico after April 6 1905 and that the gold standard becomes the established monetary system. Authorities indicate a transition plan with the currency aligning to precious metal value.
Harrisburg Legislature Passes Over One Hundred Bills
Editorial from Harrisburg notes the Senate and House each held sessions and passed many measures. It highlights courts handling liquor licenses, a $20,000 statue for Senator Quay, oil and coal tax opposition, and a large National Guard armory appropriation. Governor’s recent signings include pharmacy degree requirements and jury pool rules. He vetoed two Allegheny Common Pleas increases and an Erie judge bill, while approving fireworks bans and new county bridges.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Senator Quay
Capitol Park
Treasury of
Pennsylvania
Union
State Department
East Warren Il and Gas Co
Warren
National Guard
State Highway Department
Common Pleas
Allegheny County
Erie County
Superior Court
Erie
Forest
Forest and
Erie Railway Plan From Salamanca to Greenville Debated
The Meadville Journal weighs in on a reported Erie railroad proposal to build a main line from Salamanca New York to Greenville Pennsylvania via Warren Irvington Tionesta Oil City and Franklin with a western link toward Shaws and Conneaut Lake. It questions feasibility noting 128 129 mile existing routes and mocks engineers alleged plans.
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Erie Railway
Erie Railroad
Salamanca
N. Y
Greenville
Allegheny River
Warren
Irvington
Tionesta
Oil City
Franklin
Shaws
Conneaut Lake
Dr. Osler
Meadville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsy Pension Payments Rise with Five Year Plan
The Pennsylvania Railroad Pension Department report as of December 31 1904 shows 2418 retirees over five years with total pensions of 1614087 59 dollars and 700 deaths. Of those retired 577 were aged 65 to 70 and 439 retired voluntarily with officer approval.
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Pennsy
Pennsylvania Railroad Pension Department
Beware of the Poison and the Drug Dangers
Franklin News attacks the spread of ca tarrh cures and patent medicines fueling drug habits across saloons, stores, and homes. It warns about ignorance of drug effects, endorses temperance, and urges medical supervision while urging support for good roads and a road appropriation from the Commonwealth.
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Franklin News
Rural Free Delivery Expansion Plans in 1905
The United States will operate 32 000 rural free delivery routes on July 1 1905 with a cost of just over 20 million dollars. In the fiscal year starting July 1 1905 6 000 more routes will be added bringing total routes to 38 000 and costs to about 26 million dollars. Pending petitions for routes total 4 000 versus 11 000 before Bristow led the division.
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United States
Post Office Department
Bristow
Postal Service
Liquor License Applications listed for Warren County
The court calendar shows numerous applicants for wholesale and retail liquor licenses across Warren County Pa including Randall D C L Warrenboro Sheffield Tsp Schmutz Warren Madden Warren B S various hotel and restaurant licenses in Warren boro Kinzua Glade Gladern Russell Corydon Spring Creek Youngsville and Irvineton with venues such as European Hotel Hanchett House Keystone Restaurant and Exchange Hotel among others. Applications include 410 Pennsylvania Ave West 430 432 Pennsylvania Ave West Main Street and other sites with ward and township designations. The list is signed by M. H. Putnam as Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions.
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A’ Court of Quarter Sessions
Warren Co
de C. L. Randall
Warrenboro
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Third Ward
Warren Boro
Schmutz
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Kinzua
Kinzua Village
Alexander Erickson
Keystone
M. K. Gleason
Rev Rre
Baldensperger Dee
Gladerun
Glade
John Amacher
Russell
Pine Grove
Hotel Adams
James A. Griffin
Corydon
Corydon House
Corydon Village
George Ditzenberger
Allen Block
Liberty Street
Second Street
James T. Stearns
Spring Creek
Spring Creek Village
Warren C
B. H. Paddock
Sugar Grove
Boro
Sugar Grove House
Main Street
Harmon Avenue
Ilson Avenue
Geabsrt
S. Sweet
Youngsville
Youngsville House
West Main - North
Henry House
Railroad Street
Clarendon
Caldin Hotel
Tidioute Boro
Leo T. Wilcox
Sugar Run
Sugar RunLotel
Wm. H. Coleman
Warren County
Orphans Court
Warren
Brokenstraw
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Hull Hill
Clara Sederburg
McKinney Tract
A. E. Coleman
Coleman
A. Maurers
Welden Weaver
Hull Hill Road
John Mead
Siggins Tract
Catherine E. Coleman
U. Geo. Olmstead
Estate of George W. Knairp Notice Verbatim
Administration notice for the estate of George W. Knairp of Spring Creek Warren County Pa. Nila Knapp admx gives notice to all debtors to pay immediately and to all claimants to present them for settlement. Address Spartanburg Pa Route 6.
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Gad Ovney Akeley
Tate
Pine Grove
Warren County
Alice I, Akeley
Admix
Joseph Hull
Warren
Frank Richardson
Adm
Watreo
Etters
George W. Knairp
Spring Creek
Pennsylvania
Nila Knapp
R. O
Spartanburg
Ad Samuel Mather
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E.cowan
Willis Cowan
Dwight Ocowan
Tonle
Mexico
Commonwealth
Cambria County
Water Supply Commission of
W.C
Congressional Church
Prudential Committee
Board of Foreign Migesions
John D. Rockfeller
Mr. Carnegie
Carnegies
Rockefeller
Mali
Jarvis & Baker
T. O. Slater & CO
Citizens National Bank
Warren, PA
Levi Smith
Savio L. Gerould
Freed P. Hue
F. A. McDowell
Teller
K. T. Hazeltine
J. G. Curtis
W. C. Norris
H. A. Booth
Samuel Peterson
Fred P. Hue
D. L. Gerould
Administratrix
Pennsylvania Gas Company
W.H. Filler
Warren, Penna
Ment
H. P. Stone
Adwmr
Dorothy Dodd
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
John Hepburn
N. E
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue W
Warrer
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
A. D
P. S. Horton
Knabb
W. V. Geer
Hi. E. Barnhart
George E,. Muir
William Muir
Burr Walker
Act of Assembly
Warren Automobile Company
Allen & Son, Solicitors
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