Transfer of State funds marksDemocratic reform test
In a simple ceremony William H. Berry Democrat received the State cash and securities from Republican William L. Mathues. The transfer followed years of partisan attacks accusing the treasury of corruption. Berry vowed to expose misdeeds, and the public opted for change last November, placing reform on trial.
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Mr. Berry
Sid Lister
William L. Mathues
William H. Berry
Republican Party
Berry
Harrisburg
Trade conditions show gains despite stock declines
Dun's Review notes continued railway earnings strength and improving manufacturing indicators while stock prices slide about 10 percent from the year peak. Foreign trade rises, crop outlook bright, and labor tensions seen as temporary. Bricklayers union in San Francisco pledges overtime work to aid city rebuilding. Civil War veterans death rate cited as 5,000 monthly by Corporal Tanner.
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Dun
Bricklayers’ Union of
San Francisco
Corporal Tanner
Sherman
Atlanta
Chattanooga
County Letters Notice to Correspondents
All copy must reach us by Tuesday each week and correspondents must sign their names to all communications. Names will not be published unless requested and no writing on both sides of the paper.
Local notes from Cornplanter Reservation and nearby towns
Residents and visitors listed with travels to Warren, Coldspring and Onoville. Rafting logs to Warren continues as Geo Tee Sr and sons work timber at Stateline. Church work and social events feature Rev Trippe and Sewing Circle activities.
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Gibson Pierce
Russell
Clarence
Josephine Gordon
Allegheny
Alfred Halstown, Jr
Hannah. Pierce
Harvey
Ezra Jacob
Warren
Dwight Bennett
Welman Bowen
Warren Asher Parker
Wm. Gordon
Wilson Pierce
Amos Pierce
Coldspring
N. Y
Cooper
Geo. Lee, Sr
W. C
T. A
Lydia Blacksnake
Onoville
Marilla Jackson
Sugar Run Gossip Touching Town Visitors and Changes
May 8 sugar run notes guests include Mrs J E Morse and Miss Beulah Morse visiting Quaker Bridge New York with Mrs Clara Wright. Mrs Wm Belser staying with her parents in Klondike. James Adams of Wrightsville renewing old ties and recalling Mor rison era work at Shearman Mills. Frank Marsh and wife in Onoville visiting Clarence Luce. A Bartholomew of Morrisons in town. Frank Fouch of Warren bought and dismantled the Harris blacksmith shop near the railroad station.
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J. E. Morse
Beulah Morse
Quaker Bridge
N. Y
Clara Wright
Wm. Belser
K. D. Newton
Klondike
James Adams
Wrightsville
Adams
Stephen R. Morrison
Shearman Mills
Frank Marsh
Onoville
Clarence Luce
A. Bartholomew
Morrisons
Frank Fouch
Warren
Harris
Local Social and School Notes From Columbus May 7
Clinton and Ellen Eastman arrive from Port Arthur Texas to spend May and summer in Columbus. Rexford mill opens and Kepple Miller begin gin work on H. Dutton lot. Seaside visits include D B Trisket improvement and education board reception.
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Clinton
Ellen Eastman
Port Arthur
Texas
Louis Monroe
Elton Allen
Rexford Mill
Kepple and Miller
H. Dutton
Carlton Barnes
Ridgway
Amy Scholton
Mabel Scholton
Beaver
Grace Blakeslee
State Normal
Edinboro
KE. L. Monroe
Board of Education
Aluumni
Hemlock Social Notes From Warren Visitors
May 8 reports show Mrs. Durnard Ayling and Mrs. Len Schweitzer visiting relatives in Warren. Locals Len Schweitzer and others visited in Warren. The school closed Wednesday with short exercises. Multiple residents traveled to Olean and Quaker Bridge on various errands.
Marie Cagle returns home as creamery opens
Miss Marie Cagle has returned home from school and will stay here for a while. Our creamery will start Monday, May 7th. Mrs. Rhoda Outrid of Olean is visiting her parents for a few days. F. Nelson shut down his mill for a short time to do farming. Mrs. J. O. Tounsbury is improving fast after illness. Mrs. Lavinica Martin is very ill at her son's home. Sylvanus Martin is improving from a long illness. Charles Martin and family were called to their sick mother's bedside. Mrs. Anna Feeney had her barn struck by lightning and burned. Fred Frantz of Warren visited his sister.
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Marie Cagle
Rhoda Outrid
Olean
F. Nelson
J. O. Tounsbury
Lavinica Martin
W. O. Martin
Sylvanus Martin
Charles Martin
Hodge Run
Anna Feeney
Fred Frantz
Warren
Cable Hollow Social News and Visits
Ada Rhulman visits mother Margaret Demon of this place. Mrs. Guy Fox from Erie visits Rhoda B. Fox here. A shower passes through our valley last Wednesday. Several local youths accompany Mary Van Orsdale home. The Rev. Mr. Bennett travels to Ohio for a bible conference. Mrs. Emma Fellows works at W. B. Hale's in Akeley. Myrtle Thompson guests at Akeley Saturday and Sunday. Ruth and Mary Hornstrom and Clyde visit North Warren. Ruth McCoy visits Edna Arthur Saturday.
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Ada Rhulman
Margaret Demon
Guy Fox
Erie
Rhoda B. Fox
Mary van Orsdale
Bennett
Ohio
Emma Fellows
W. B. Hale
Akeley
Myrtle Thompson
Real Estate Transfers Listing Local Property Deals
A compiled list shows transfers of property in multiple towns including Warren Mead Glade Sheffield and Youngsville. Buyers include Myron A Babcock Anders G Jones Horace Crary and many others with prices ranging from 1 to 6500 dollars.
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Myron A. Babcock
Smith R. Fulmer
South West
Anders G. Jones
Henry F. Dietch
Warren
Horace Crary
H. A. Pinney
Sheffield
Alice Keegan Et al
John W. Hamilton
H. P. Stone
Morris Nielson
Percy R. Rankin
W. W. Rankin
Geo. M. Heintz
John M. Andrews
Mead
Warren Water Co
T. O. Slater
Lana H. Dyer
Dinsmoor
M. W. Jamieson
Glade
W. Pickett
Elizabeth A. Weiler
DeEtta Gibson Et al
Henry Frantz
Carrie Shope
Josibell Lacy Swain
Margaret Barnhart
Stephen Schoeney
Nellis EK
Dewey
Columbus & Erie
Cedar Point Opens For Summer Season At Breakers Hotel
Cedar Point on Sandusky Bay near Sandusky opens June 2 to start the summer season. The Breakers hotel has 700 rooms and upgrades totaling over a quarter million dollars since last year. Reduced rate tickets are sold daily via Sandusky and steamers from June 1 to September 30.
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Cedar Point
Sandusky Bay
Sandusky
America
Breakers
Reduced Sunday Rates On D A V and P R R
The Daisy and Pacific Valley Railroad offers reduced rate tickets every Sunday for travel to and from points on its line with same day return options. Tickets are valid on Sundays until further advised.
Organizing Genius of the Hard Coal Industry
Review of Reviews May issue highlights Mr Baer as pivotal in coal power, controlling one third of U S anthracite output through railway presidencies and Temple Iron Company. It credits his charter manipulation of the Coal Trust and foresight in unifying interests, linking coal and rail leadership across boards.
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Pennsylvania
Baer
Morgan
United States Leads World as Top Export Nation in 1905
In 1905 the United States became the leading export nation for the first time with merchandise shipments totaling 1 621 581 000 dollars, surpassing the United Kingdom by about 15 million. The UK led in 1904 by 18 million, with Germany third in exports.
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United States
United Kingdom
Germany
Evolution of Our Women Citizens I Their Arrival
A New Idea Magazine series frames immigrant women as potential American citizens with duties in home and public life. It tracks Ellis Island arrivals from Russia Italy and Germany and notes emigration inducements dangers protective societies and the lure of American opportunity, while acknowledging urban slums' ongoing challenges.
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New Idea Woman’s Magazine
Ellis Island
Russia
Italy
Germany
Elizabeth Howard Westwood
America
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