Candidates Named in Republican Tickets for 1902 Primary
Authorized notices announce Joseph C. Sibley of Franklin for Congress in the 28th district and Charles D. Crandall of Warren for Register and Recorder. Other filings include Henry H. Caminas for State Senate, L. C. Baker for Assembly, multiple County Commissioner and Auditor candidates, and delegates to the State Convention with primaries or decisions pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Franklin
Henry H. Caminas
Tidioute
Warren
Venango
Assembly
L. C. Baker
Columbus
Warren County
Register and Recorder
Chas. D. Crandall
Register
The
Orphans’ Court
K. E. Thompson
Farmington To
August Flopine
Warrenboro
A. M. Bennett
Spring Creek
Frank M. Knapp
C. 8. Morkis
Garland
A. Clark
Russell
John Costello
Pleasant
Pennsylvania
T H. Strickland
Admr
Warren, Pa
Indiana Republican convention signals 1900s policy model
The Indiana GOP convention declares support for the gold standard and protective tariffs, endorses guarded reciprocity to expand markets, and calls for Chinese exclusion, strict immigration laws, anti trust measures, and an interoceanic canal. It backs tariffs aligned with protection, Cuba reciprocity, and civil government in the Philippines while maintaining focus on limiting undesired elements and preserving home production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Senator Beverage
Cuba
Philippines
To Beat the Beef Trust Cereals Urged by Chemist Wiley
Government chemist Prof. H. W. Wiley advocates cereals Indian corn wheat rye and rice as complete nourishment for hard manual labor. He argues cereals digest slowly provide steady energy longer than meat and should become common in workers diets without entirely excluding meat.
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Beef Trust
H. W. Wiley
Wiley
Carnegie counsels youth on business success and education
The passage quotes Andrew Carnegie promoting thrift and practical experience for young men. It contrasts shop education with college training, arguing early employment and real work lead to fortune, while college study may delay entry to business leadership. The text criticizes dead languages and praises chemical knowledge.
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Carnegie
Ithaca Plan Promotes Weeklong Meat Fasting
A resident of Ithaca New York proposes an endless chain letter campaign to break the beef trust by urging everyone to fast from meat for one week starting May 15. The movement claims the plan will expose packers and save money for meat eaters.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Prof Atwater argues Americans eat too much meat
Prof Atwater of Wesleyan University contends Americans overconsume meat and spend excessively on beef. He favors more fruits vegetables and grains as healthier dietary options for mankind.
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Atwater
Wesleyan University
Democratic State Convention scheduled for Erie on June 25
The convention will be held in Erie on June 25, replacing the Harrisburg trip. Delegates from the section applaud the change as it spares them a very early, exhausting departure.
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Erie
Harrisburg
Harris Emerges as County Commissioner Aspirant in Corydon
James D Harris of Corydon township announces his bid for County Commissioner as an experienced Republican who can advocate for himself. The statement highlights his long involvement with local politics and readiness to run.
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James D. Harris
Corydon Township
Paris painters forge distinct American school of art
The article notes American painters in Paris creating a distinctive school and expressing strong encouragement from their progress and exhibitions. A quoted writer warns against actions one would not want their wife to discover, hinting at a possible scandal.
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Paris
Weighing Prices and Politics Across Papers
A compilation of editorials critiques on twins costs, rising undertaker prices, Congressman Sibley’s stance, forest fires and Arbor Day, potato prices, governors hospitality failings in Charleston, tariff impacts, and beef duty effects on meat prices. Broad themes of inflation, policy, and public reaction emerge across multiple papers.
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Philadelphia
Oil City
Joe Sibley
Kittanning Times
Lock Haven Times
United States
Scotland
Belgium
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Charleston
South Carolina
North Carolina
Bradford
Beef Trust
Pension law for Mrs. McKinley becomes effective
The pension bill for Mrs. McKinley was enacted last week, providing 5000 dollars annually. Silver prices continue falling, down 23 percent since 1893, while the Pennsylvania Railroad plans larger cabooses to improve crew comfort. A Kentucky judge ordered room searches for weapons after adjourning court, Roosevelt praised as a notably accessible and democratic president, with publisher remarks on newspapers reflecting reader influence.
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McKinley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kentucky
Morton Remembered as Arbor Day Originator in Chicago Death
Hon J Sterling Morton who died in Chicago Sunday originated Arbor Day and led tree planting efforts with enduring impact. He served as Cleveland's Secretary of Agriculture and was known as a gold standard man and opponent of wildcat banks. An honest politician, he was widely respected.
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J. Sterling Morton
Chicago
Cleveland
Eightieth anniversary of Ulysses S. Grant birth observed
Last Sunday April 27 marked the eightieth anniversary of Ulysses S. Grant's birth with observances in leading Union cities. The piece notes a humorous exchange over beef and strawberry shortcake. Also a brief ad announces new spring clothes at Jacob Keller, the Tailor.
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Ulysses S. Grant
Union
Jacob Keller
Women and Kidney Trouble Warn in Ad
An old advertisement promotes Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues affecting both women and men. It claims widespread prevalence, urges treatment, and offers sample bottles by mail from Dr. Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Scribner's May issue features sea tales and art
The May Scribner's Magazine presents Henry McCarter’s color drawing for Heine's May-Song, James B. Connolly's breezy North Sea Smack travelogue, John R. Ratham's Fight with a Muskallenge, a vivid fishing sketch, and John Burroughs' Early May poem, marking the issue with sea lore art and literary pieces.
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Scribner’s Magazine
Henry McCarter
Heine
James B. Connolly
North Sea
John Burroughs
Chautauqua salute condemned by The Christian Register
The Christian Register denounces the popularized religious gesture of waving handkerchiefs at gatherings. It warns that the air becomes charged with microbes after hundreds wave in a crowded hall. Ker-chew.
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Christian Register
The Best Job Printing at the Main Office
Local shop advertises top quality printing services from the main office. Quick turnaround and competitive rates highlighted for business cards posters and letterheads.
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Nes
West Warren Real Estate Lots Selling Fast
West Warren Real Estate Company's lots are moving quickly as four large manufacturing industries have settled on the property and more are planned. With new houses rising and hundreds moving to Warren this year, buyers are urged to invest by paying five dollars a month to secure choice locations.
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Warren County
Pennsylvania
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
North Warren
Conewango Township
Penna
Main Street
Stephen P. Berry
Recorder’s Office
Maggie Harmon
West Warren Real Estate Company
Warren
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E. Cowan
Pers
Corydon Tp
Frank M. Downing
South West
Frank Hagberg
Elk
EpGar W. Moors
John A. Woop
Tiona
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
New York
Thomas B. Reed
Chicago Tribune
Northern Oil Ma Y
George W. Sill
G. W. Sill
WM. Schnur
F. E Hertzel
Geo. W. Sill
J.F. Rounor, W. J.mea
H. M. Preston
Commissioners of
Warren Co
Clarendon
Thomas Conway C. H. Henderson
Clarendon, Pa
Ai James N. Craft
Geo. E. Muir
Ad Delos Franklin
Farmington
Penri A
Agnes Franklin
Admx
Lauder, Pa
West Warren Real Estate Co
W. W. Cook
W. F. Henry
Warren Savings Bank
Kertcher’s
John F. Kertcher
Water St
Borough of
Pennsylvania Avenue
South Street
Russell Street
Warren Borough
M. D. Hall
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
Liberty Street
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