Pennsylvania Senate Passes Woman Suffrage Resolution
After weeks of delay the Pennsylvania Senate approved the woman suffrage submission 26 to 22, with Senator McNichols of Scranton casting the pivotal vote under pressure from labor unions. The measure must pass again in 1915 before being submitted to voters. Eight Democratic senators faced party pledges, accused of siding with the Republicans.
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Senate
Pennsylvania
House
McNichols
Scranton
New State Aid Law Could Boost Local Schools
Governor Tener approved a law providing two thirds of manual training and domestic science costs in public schools. The measure eases maintenance burdens and should expand these programs nationwide. Warren has long offered such instruction, and the new act will boost its effort without raising taxes.
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Tener
Warren
Terms of Justices Extended to 1914 and 1916
The terms of all justices of the peace elected and commissioned in 1907 and 1908 are extended to the first Monday of January 1914, and those elected in 1909 are extended to January 1916. Each 1907 1908 and 1909 elected justice serves a five year term from May after election. Eighteen months added for 1908 selections and one year eight months for 1907 and 1909, keeping terms within four months of seven years.
How Hot Hell Is Manga Style Sermon Ends
A colored pastor concludes a gospel sermon with a fiery anecdote. He explains hell’s heat by imagining stacking all wood, coal, and oil from major states and burning them to illustrate an impossible inferno. He says a man pulled from hell would freeze in that mass.
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Bredern
York State
Pennsylvania
Advertisers Urge Careful Reading of Bargains
Readers are urged to consult the advertisements and examine merchants who advertise bargains in this paper. They claim to mean business and will close deals by the bargains offered. Peruse these notices carefully and call on the merchants for the deals they present.
Supreme Court decision limits appellate review of juries
The Supreme Court ruled by 5 to 4 that Federal Appellate Courts may not correct jury verdicts due to insufficient evidence. The piece also mentions an advertisement in the Warren Mail aimed at Warren county's progressive and prosperous residents and cites ongoing patronage from local firms as evidence of the paper's value as an advertising medium.
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Warren Mail
Ia Home Folk
Mail Printing Company
Warren
Penn’a
Tis Paper
American Press Association
New York
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
Warren County
Warren Mail Subscription Offer
A brief notice invites readers to subscribe for full news coverage. The ad asks about annual pricing and emphasizes access to all stories from the Warren Mail. It references a yearly rate but does not provide a concrete amount.
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Warren Mail
Stefansson Plans Four Year Arctic Expedition For Blond Eskimos Data
Vilhjalmur Stefansson announced a private American expedition now expanded by Canada to study the blond Eskimos and map the Arctic regions between the Bering Strait and the North Pole. The party sails from Esquimalt in June aboard the Karluk with 14 to 15 crew, led by Captain Pedersen, using scholars from Glasgow Edinburgh and New York to collect oceanographic, archaeological and biological data.
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Arctic Sea
Bering Strait
North Pole
New York
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Beringstrait
Perth Pole
Arctic Archipelago
Siberia
Esquimalt
Victoria
Karluk
Alaska
James Murray
Glasgow
Shackleton
A. Forbes Mackay
Edinburgh
Henri Beuchat
Edward Janess
New Zealand
Fritz Johansen
R. M. Anderson
American Museum of Natural History
Stefansson
Esquimault
Victoria Island
Arctic
Winnipeg
University of Iowa
Anderson
Harvard
Greek Attic Vase Found in UC Berkeley Museum
A sixth century BCE black figured Attic vase, lost for 500 years, has been found in the University of California anthropology museum. Professor Oliver M. Washburn helped decipher its scene of the killing of Priam’s son linking history and myth. The vase was donated to the university by Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst.
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Berkeley
Cal
Anthropological Museum
University of California
Oliver M. Washburn
Department of
Classical Archaeology
Phoebe A. Hearst
Priam
California Leads in Mineral Production and Oil Output
California ranks first west of the Mississippi in mineral production value per the U.S. Geological Survey. Gold dominance has waned as petroleum now accounts for a value 94 percent higher, placing California first in crude oil production.
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California
Mississippi River
United States Geological Survey
Colorado
Political Announcements for Sheriff and District Attorney
GEO A W DEFOREST announces candidacy for Sheriff subject to Washington Party Primaries next September. Also announces candidacy for District Attorney subject to Washington Party Primaries next September.
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Washington Party
Geo. A. W. Deforest
Warren Borough Tax Collector Candidate Announces Candidacy
Tax Collector announces candidacy for Warren Borough Tax Collector under the Washington Party primary process in September.
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J. A. Larson
Explorer
Wilhjalmur Stefansson
R. & T. Salome
Forgeman Bros and Hirsch
California’s Minerals
Penny Wise
Warren National Bank
the Mail Printing Co
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