Announcement of Republican candidates in 28th district race
Authorized notices name Hon. Joseph Sibley of Franklin as candidate for Congress and Capt Henry H Caminas of Tidioute for State Senate. Other county races include Charles D Crandall for Register and Recorder, James D Harris and Frank M Downing for County Commissioner, S M Cogswell for Commissioner, John A Woon for Commissioner, Dr Wm S Peirce for Coroner, A Aug Flodine August Flodine for County Auditor, M Bennett for Auditor, and C A Morris for Delegate to State Convention with primary or convention decisions noted.
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Congress
Joseph
Sibley
Franklin
Henry H. Caminas
Tidioute
Warren
Venango
Assembly
Register and Recorder
Chas. D. Crandall
Register
Warren County
Orphans’ Court
James D. Harris
Corydon Tp
Frank M. Downing
South West
Frank Hagberg
Elk
Edgar W. Moore
Spring Creek
John A. Woon
Tiona
Wm. S. Peirce
Waren
Ek, Fe, Thompson
Farmington To
August Flodine
Warrenboro
A. M. Bennett
Frank M. Knappp
C. A. Morris
Garland
C. A. Clark
Russell
Allocation for Allegheny Channel Improvements Sparks Debate
Congressman Sibley secures a $10,000 addition to the rivers and harbors bill to widen and deepen the Allegheny river channel between Hickory and Warren this summer. Critics say diverting funds from roads would yield broader public benefit, arguing rivers projects mostly aid a few.
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Sibley
Allegheny River
Hickory
Warren
Allegheny
Ohio
Close Potter County Republican Races Pick Judge and Assembly Nominees
Last Thursday Pot ter county Republicans held tight primaries with John Ormerod narrowly beating W S Lewis for judge by three votes. W R Moore edged W W Crittenden by one vote for member of assembly. One vote proves decisive, as the terse note quips.
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Potter County
John Ormerod
W. S. Lewis
Judge
W. R. Moore
W. W. Crittenden
Clay Evans Lands England Post as Consul General
The Hon. Henry Clay Evans gains a higher profile in England as Consul General, receiving better pay and less conflict than during his tenure as Pension Commissioner in Washington.
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Henry Clay Evans
Washington
England
Farmers Benfit From Higher Prices For Staples
Farmers are seeing better returns on fat cattle butter eggs and vegetables as the beef trust faces limited demand. Jacob Keller the tailor advertises new spring clothes at his store inviting customers to call and see.
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Beef Trust
Jacob Keller
Beware of the Book and Credit in Greenville
The Greenville Argus warns readers about book accounts and credit. It argues that careless bookkeeping and memory flaws lead to disputes, higher costs for cash buyers, and moral concerns. The piece urges paying cash and mistrusting the book.
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Greenville
Greenville Argus
St. Louis fair postponed to 1904 plans
The article notes the St. Louis fair will be postponed and suggests doubts about the profitability of large fairs. It compares Buffalo and Charleston to St. Louis, arguing postponement to 1904 may improve chances for success and reduce costs.
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St. Louis
Buffalo
Charleston
St. Louis Fair
War-excerpt article on Samar massacre and Philippine relief
An wartime dispatch recounts seventy American soldiers killed by a deceitful foe in Samar and General Smith’s response. Hostiles on the island surrender as he enforces order, while critics denounce Congress for attacking troops in the Philippines. The piece frames war as hell and defends soldiers’ right to life and fair treatment.
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Samar
Smith
Sherman
Philippines
Prospects for Large Apple Crop Across Regions
Fruit growers nationwide report an undestroyed apple crop with frost spared orchards. Last year’s shortage in major belt areas contrasts with optimistic current reports. Local districts also forecast very large production for apples and other fruits including cherries plums and pears.
Venango County Republicans Name Primary Nominations
The Republicans of Venango County held their primaries last Saturday and nominated candidates for Congress J. C. Sibley Senate W. J. Hulings Assembly Dr. G. W. Magee and B. H. Osborne County Treasurer J. R. Steele Register and Recorder D. K. Buchannan and County Commissioners C. W. Shaner and J. W. Irwin.
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Venango County
Congress
J. C. Sibley
Senate
W. J. Hulings
Assembly
G. W. Magee
B. H. Osborne
J. R. Steele
Register and Recorder
D. K. Buchannan
C. W. Shaner
J. W. Irwin
Pittsburg Retail Meat Business Declines Sharply
The Pittsburg Sunday paper reports the week ending last Saturday night as the most disastrous in the city’s retail meat trade. It notes unprecedentedly little business and calls the slump a lesson to be heeded amid boycotts of greedy meat barons.
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Pittsburg
New State Treasurer Takes Office in Pennsylvania
Frank Harris of Clearfield assumed duties as state treasurer last Monday. He succeeds Col. J. E. Barnett. The on hand cash totals 11,502,543.43 dollars with 7,877,163.20 in the sinking fund and 3,625,680.23 in the general fund.
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Frank Harris
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Col
J. E. Barnett
Pennsylvania Railroad Increases Track Workers Wages
The Pennsylvania Railroad raises wages for track foremen and workers effective April 1. Foremen receive a 10 percent increase while track walkers and workers gain ten cents per day. The raise affects about 9,000 men.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania soldiers to encamp at Gettysburg this July
The Pennsylvania guard will hold its division encampment at Gettysburg from July 12 to 19. Gettysburg is described as the best site in the state for the event, and this marks the third such encampment for the unit.
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Soldier Boys of
Pennsylvania
Gettsyburg
Gettysburg
Deaths of Harte and Sampson Remove Two Noted Leaders
The passing of Bret Harte and Admiral Sampson takes from public life two capable men who held high ranks in their professions and left a large circle of mourners.
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Bret Harte
Sampson
Expeditions Readied to Reach Arctic Rescue Party
Expeditions will soon start to rescue Peary and Baldwin from the Arctic regions. The start of the rescue effort for the rescuers has not yet been determined.
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Peary
Baldwin
Arctic
People hold power to enforce remedies against trusts
The Troy Times notes that whether real or imagined, the public increasingly possesses the leverage to compel solutions against trust abuses, signaling growing citizen influence in curbing corporate power.
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Troy Times
Wedding Invitations and Programs At The Mail Office
Neat and elegant invitations and programs offered at low prices. Specializes in wedding mailings and calling cards with quality craftsmanship and timely service.
North Warren pupils praised for graduation effort
The North Warren schools celebrate another successful year with high and district graduates and progress in the face of canceled graduation ceremonies. Teachers and villagers receive credit for raising standards as graduates include six high school and ten district course students.
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North Warren
Kinzua
Youngsville
Corydon
Christopher Wren
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
August Rumohr
Glenn Fell
Grace Bennett
Celia Hoag
Mabel Hays
Hattie Young
Ada Westling
Anna Burr
Maye Connolly
Anna Geer
Isabelle Buck
Fred Sperry
Jay Gage
Dan
Everett Bennett
Pittsburg Medical College
Mabel Curtis
Mr. Rumohr
QO. J. Gunning
Henry Hayward
Russell
U. F. Strickland
Private John Allen’s Campfire Tale Sparks Backlash
A tale at a campfire reveals a stranger boasting of two battles 1500 miles apart on the same day. A small man calls him out accusing a traitor in their midst and they eject him. The Indianapolis Journal argues against silencing soldiers while condemning senators who slander front-line troops.
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John Allen
Indianapolis Journal
Merge of Churches Promises Faster, Simplified Faith
The Des Moines Leader editorial argues time will unite all churches under one denomination. It claims waste in current denominationalism and suggests many preachers could be discharged while still offering a better article of religion to the people.
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Morgan
Des Moines
Struthers Hotel Barn Now Run by John Stinger
John Stinger assumes management of the Struthers Hotel Barn to care for farmers horses with special attention. Transient trade accepted as no livery is attached. The MaIL office offers the best job printing.
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Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
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E.cowan’s
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Hon
L. C. Baker
Columbus
Germany
Count Douglass
United States
Charter Advertisement
Court of Common Pleas
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Scandia Cemetery Association
Act of Assembly
Prothonotary’s
C. C. Thompson
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Bear Lake
Saxeee Ok
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sai Act of Assembly
Prothonotary
Hinckley & Rice, Solicitors
Warren County Common Pleas
Joel R. Gardner
Libellant
Laura A Gardner
Warren Borough
James Brann
D. L. Gerould
Grace M. Hopewell
Vin. Hopewell
Adelia A. Dutton
John K. Morgan
Fred Bauer
Louis Bauer
A. D. McGregor
J. H. Miller
John W. Ballard
Perry D. Clark
de Bonis Non
EK. B. Eldred
Edward Lindsey
Christian Roup
Wm. Hazeltine
James Hutchinson
M. Salome Keller
S. Keller
C.D. Crandall
Register, Register’s
Court House
Conewango Township
Penna
Main Street
Stephen P. Berry
Recorder’s Office
Maggie Harmon
J.F. Rounce
W. J.mead
H. M. Preston
Commissioners of
Warren Co
James N. Craft
Geo, E, Muir
Warren, Pa
John Costello
Pleasant
G. H. Strickland
Apmi
John Robinson
Solomon
Queen of
Sheba
Carl Hagenback
Iwo
Kertcher’s
John F. Kertcher
Water St
Java
Rio
Smiley
Bettis
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