Political Announcements for Congress in Pennsylvania
Edictor Wheeler of Endeavor and Joseph C. Sibley of Franklin announce their candidacies for Congress in the Twenty-eighth District of Pennsylvania. Both state the race is subject to primary rules and the June 4, 1910 date for the election.
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Edictor
Conress
Twenty-eighth
Pennsylvania
N.P
Wheeler
Endeavor
Epston Mail
Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Franklin, Pa
Warren Residents Named as 1910 Republican Primary Candidates
The Mail announces Frank M. Knapp of Warren as a candidate for State Senator in the Forty-eighth District. EphorR Mail notes S G Foster of Franklin and Warren announces for State Senator in the Forty-eighth District. Schedules place Republican primaries on Saturday June 4, 1910.
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Frank M. Knapp
Warren
Ephorr
Venango
S. G. Foster
Franklin
Williston P Wood Announces Gubernatorial Delegate Candidacy
Williston P Wood of Grand Valley Pa announces his candidacy for delegate to the Republican State Convention pending primary results to be held June 4 1910. February 7 1910.
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Epitorr
Williston P. Wood
Grand Valley
Local Justice of the Peace Adfor Conveyancing Services
8S Perry Justice of the Peace Warren Pa offers prompt collections and conveyancing services. Located on Water Street above Printz Clothing store. L Cc Eddy, cs.
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Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Warren
Water Street
Printz
Testamentary on Mead estate granted in Warren County
Etters testamentary on the estate of Darius A Mead late of Mead township Warren County Pa deceased granted to the undersigned. Creditors and debtors are notified to pay promptly and present claims properly authenticated for settlement. Dr L E Chapman March 23 1910 Warren Pa 331-61
Distribution Notice in Warren County Orphans Court 1910
Notice announces hearing for final distribution of Solon English estate with funds in administrator's hands on May 16, 1910 at 10 a.m. in Warren County Orphans Court. Claimants must prove claims or be barred from funds. Also lists accounts filed for multiple estates to be presented June 6, 1910 at 2 p.m. for confirmation and allowance. ED. R. Allen, Clerk. Warren, Pa May 7, 1910.
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Orphans’ Court
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Solon English
Orphan's Court
W. Bert Howard
Flora Cady
T. L. Hampson
C. C. Thompson
Clarence F. Landers
C. T.a
O. F. Landers
Z. T. Weaver
C. J. Johnson
Henry A. Booth
Harold S. Bell
J. H. Alexander
Stella Limbert
H. H. Hull
C. F. Hull
Elsie Baker
Sylvia Kimball
R. H. Palmer
A. W. Francis
Fred C. Chiodo
Achilles Chiodo
E. H. Beshlin
Veda
E. A. Doty
Richards
Cleon L. Doty
Emil R. Lesser
Magdalena Schearer
R. Allen
Register
Warren
Georgia offender and a young defense attorney
An elderly Black man in Georgia was charged with theft of chickens. He faced a severe sentence after a trial where the crime was proved beyond doubt. At sentencing he thanked the judge, remarking he was surprised by the severity versus his expectations.
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Darky
Georgia
I Expect To Win This Fight And Will Win It
A veteran political figure reflects on life and faults while seeking support from farmers. He notes doctor orders keep him from campaigning and urges friends to act on his behalf, thanking loyal supporters across the countryside. He affirms loyalty, friendship, and readiness to accept consequences for his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Job
Joseph C. Sibley
Naval hoax fools officers on battleship Dreadnought
A London report details a prank in which impostors posing as Abyssinian princes were guided around the battleship Dreadnought by Admiral Sir William May and other officers. The ruse, aided by disguises and staged telegrams, drew royal honors and amused the crew, sparking talk of copying the hoax in the United States.
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All England
William May
Aigince Makalin
London
United States
Uncle Sam
Dirty Patagonia Travel Tale Cautions Readers
A traveler asserts Patagonians are not giants but large for South America. He notes Patagonians are very fat, endure cold, and sometimes run unclad in snow. The speaker warns Patagonia is extremely dirty and advises avoiding the region.
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Patagonia
South America
One of Travers' Jokes
The anecdote recounts how Commodore Vanderbilt, frustrated by Jay Gould’s inside knowledge of the New York Central, asked how to thwart Gould. Travers quips to appoint Gould as a director of the Central, suggesting the rival would gain official oversight and insider access.
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Travers
William R. Travers
New York Central Railroad
Jay Gould
Erie
Central
Star Chamber
Commodore Vanderbilt
Billy
Gould
New York
C-C-Central
A Born Leader in Whist Club Admiration
A fragment shows Miss Cayenne praising Briggins as a born leader in the community. She admires him for his whist club status and skill at choosing the winning card, highlighting local reputation and social influence.
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Briggins
Miss Cayenne
Diphtheria Fear Sparks Phone Conversation Between Friends
Mrs Crestfield declines to keep talking after learning a friend’s child has diphtheria. The caller mentions a trained nurse at the child’s home, while Crestfield emphasizes the contagious risk to her own children and asks the caller to hang up.
Why He Was Sad
Jones grieves as his rich grandmother dies and leaves a will. His friends tease with jokes about the will and Jones finally admits his name is mentioned and he is to receive the testament.
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Jones
Jenkins
Brown
London
Mystery of Paris Dogs Cemetery Inscriptions
Report from Paris reveals the Ile des Ravageurs cemetery’s inscriptions were crafted by a stone carver who secured a monopoly in 1899. He created fifty stones with sentimental verses to attract visitors, while the canines’ graves remained genuine.
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Paris
Ile Des Ravageurs
London World
Baron of Ideas Title In a Conceited Journalist Exchange
A conceited journalist asks what title fits a man devoted to literature and his senior quips Baron of Ideas as a concise reply. The exchange presents a playful self-importance about literary pursuits.
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Baron of Ideas
The Franchise In Brazil Rests On Citizenship
All citizens of the republic of Brazil have the franchise except soldiers and wits vipgars. The statement implies a broad universal suffrage with limited military and unwise classes excluded.
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Brazil
The
Republic of Brazil
Healing and idolatry in the gospel of Matthew sermon analysis
A sermon by Rev. D. M. Stearns on Matthew chapters 12 22 32 covers Jesus healing a demon possessed blind and dumb man and warns against Pharisee accusations and false teachers. It cites Isaiah Jeremiah Revelation and John to emphasize the Holy Spirit versus demons and the unpardonable sin and urges inner renewal and obedience.
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David
Isa
Satan
Egypt
Moses
Jesus
God
Christ
Hell
Elihu
Rom
John viii
Jonah
Israel
Sheba
Solomon
Aaron
Christian Graces in Christian Duty and Speech
A Christian Endeavor lesson analyzes the word grace in multiple gospel senses. Peter emphasizes soberness, prayer, hospitality, and charity amid life's brevity, while Paul stresses gracious speech seasoned with salt to win souls. Bible readings follow.
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Bewerman H. Doyle
Pau
Peter
Paul
Christ
Apostle
Japan to India Greeting from Christian Endeavor World
The Japanese Endeavorers sent a warm greeting to the Agra convention. They express hope that India will catch the true spirit of Christian Endeavor a blend of meditation and practical helpfulness and rise to become a teacher and leader among nations.
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Agra
Far East
Central Asia
India
Christian Endeavor World
Christian Endeavor Army totals reach vast membership
General Secretary Shaw reports 71,493 societies with 3,551,100 members in the Christian Endeavor Army. Presbyterians lead with 10,198 societies, and the movement includes 48,561 Quiet Hour comrades and 25,773 Tenth Legion members who tithe their income.
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Christian Endeavor Army
Shaw
Great Christian Endeavor Army
Presbyterians
the Quiet Hour
Tenth Legion
The Model Christian Endeavorer
A reflective exhortation urges focus on the present day and faithful living. It praising effort, warns against lingering on the past, and invites personal growth under guidance, urging action today and harmony with divine will.
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State Senate
Assembly
Joseph A. Schofield
Warren, Pa
General Assembly
Arthur W. Dennison
Akeley
Ball
Beaty
New
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone
Cc. Eddy
Attorney At Law
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
General Law
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Citizens National Bank
H. B. Hyde
Optometrist
Headquart
Kopf & Henry
John D. Rockefeller, JR
Mau
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Ae ’ Tamits
Oa Teleoes
Lin
Tennyson
Way May
Wits Vipgars
D. M. Stearns
Christian Endeavor
Bible Readings
Matt. v
I Cor
Eph. ii
Num. xii
Gal. iii
Phil. iv
John Fii
Pet. Fii
Japan
Isd Po
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