Political Announcements in Pennsylvania District
Two candidates announce runs for Congress in the Twenty-eighth District of Pennsylvania. N P Wheeler of Endeavor and Joseph C Sibley of Franklin seek party primary votes on June 4, 1910, subject to primary rules.
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Epstork
Twenty-eighth Congressional Disct
Pennsylvania
N.P. Wheeler
Endeavor
Epitor
Congress
Twenty-eighth
Joseph C. Sibley
Franklin
Frank M Knapp Named Republican State Senate Candidate
The Mail announces Frank M Knapp of Warren as a candidate for State Senator pending Republican primary results on June 4 1910. A separate notice from G S Foster of Franklin Pa also seeks the Forty eighth Senatorial District seat in Venango and Warren County primaries on June 4 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Knapp
Warren
Eorror
Venango
G. Foster
Franklin
Warren County Republicans Nomination Notices for 1910
Joseph A. Schofield announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Assembly with primary on Saturday June 4 1910 in Warren Pa. Arthur W Dennison seeks renomination for General Assembly subject to Warren County Republican voters at the Spring Primaries to be held June 4 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Assembly
Joseph A. Schofield
Warren
General Assembly
Arthur W. Dennison
Akeley
Candidate Declaration for Republican State Convention
Willist on P Wood of Grand Valley Pa announces candidacy for Delegate to the Republican State Convention subject to June 4 1910 primaries. Feb 7 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epirorn Matsu
Williston P. Wood
Grand Valley
Notices of Admin Accounts in Warren County Orphans Court
The Register of Warren County announces that administrations for multiple estates have filed their first and final accounts and one guardian and one ancillary administrator have submitted reports. The accounts cover Flora Cady, C. C. Thompson, F. Landers, C. J. Johnson, Harold S. Bell, Stella Limbert, C. Fr. Hull, Sylvia Kimball, A. W. Francis, Achilles Chiodo, Veda E A Doty Richards, Magdalena Shearer, and related guardianship and executorship matters. A June 6 hearing at 2 p m will confirm and allow these accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Orphans’ Court
W. Bert Howard
Flora Cady
T. L. Hampson
C. C. Thompson
Clarence F. Landers
F. Landers
Z. T. Weaver
C. J. Johnson
Henry A. Booth
Harold S. Bell
J. H. Alexander
Stella Limbert
H. H. Hull
C. Fr. 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 Shearer
R. Allen
Register
Warren
Property in Triumph township listed for sale in execution
All that parcel in Triumph township Warren county Pennsylvania bounded and described to contain 146 acres and 26 perches more or less with several tracts excluded. It includes a small frame dwelling two frame barns and outhouses. Seized and taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Thomas W Proper at Sadie P Arthurs suit.
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Allegheny Township
Oil Creek Township
Venango County
Pennsylvania
Crumb
E. Gibbs
Titusville and
Enterprise Road
Enterprise
Titusville Road
Kuntz
Benedict Estate Company
South West Township
Warren County
James Lynch
John H. Hunter
Mead Township
Recorder's Office
State of Pennsylvania
Titusville
Miranda Whitney
E. L. Crumb
Holland Land Company
John Shaffer
Hancock
Ohio
W. B. Benedict
Recorder’s
Rahama Lynch
Ira S. Jones
Recorder's
S. E. Nason
R. H. M. Reid
H. Bill
Rahama I. Foster
Harry J. Lynch
Maud May Lynch
William W. Lynch
Nettie Eddy
Triumph Township
Preston and
Bristol
Randolph Tract
Averill Tract
Grandin & Green
P. P. Garrett
J. L. Grandin
H. H. Dennis
John W. Coe
James Dailey
D. B
Thomas W. Proper
Sadie P. Arthurs
Warren County Sheriff sale notices sequence 1910 1931
Public notice of multiple property sales in Warren County Pennsylvania conducted by Sheriff Henry Park. The listings include a leasehold in Mead township with oil wells and machinery, a lot in Warren borough, a parcel bounded by Buchanan street and Nick Wright land, a tract conveyed to Mayme Miller, and a lot at Water and Third streets with a Connwango creek boundary. Each sale cites prior deeds and court action by Warren National Bank, Warren Savings Bank, and Mutual Guarantee Building and Loan Association.
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Water and
Third Streets
Warren Borough
County of
Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
Water Street
Third Street
Martin Beglar
Philip Beglar
Emeline Watt
Edward Beglar
Fred Beglar
Caroline Beglar
Mutual Guarantee Building and Loan Association
SS. I
Geo. E. Colvin
Earl MacDonald
E. D. Wetmore
W. M. Lindsey
A. Mintzer
Hughes Named Associate Justice of Supreme Court and New York Chief Executive
Charles Evans Hughes becomes United States Supreme Court associate justice as of October 1 while serving as Governor of New York. A native of New York, Hughes rose from little public fame five years earlier to governorship and national prominence after leading the Armstrong committee inquiry into life insurance abuses. He is a Brown and Columbia-trained lawyer who taught at Cornell before returning to practice, later winning gubernatorial elections and becoming Republican nominee prospects for the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Evans Hughes
United States Supreme Court
New York
Hughes
Armstrong Committee
Brown University
Columbia
Cornell University
Cornell
William R. Hearst
Maine Senators Frye and Hale Shape Senate Leadership
Senator Hale of Maine plans to retire at term end, elevating his junior colleague William Pitt Frye to senior status in the upper chamber. Frye has spent four decades in Congress, including twelve years in the House, establishing himself as a leading figure in Senate affairs.
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Senator Frye
Maine
Hale
Congress
William Pitt Frye
House
Senate
Allison
Washington
Cannon
Henry H. Bingham
James G. Blaine
Frye
Lewiston
Mark Twain Captures Global Admiration in Bermuda Visit
A May feature in Human Life profiles Mark Twain at his Bermuda retreat, arguing he ranks first in hearts of readers worldwide. The piece notes Twain’s universal appeal and humor, with island anecdotes and a vivid portrait of the beloved American author.
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Mark Twain
Abou Ben Adhem
May Mildred Champagne
Bermuda
America
Island
Roosevelt and Taft A Look Ahead at Presidential Selection
The piece argues Roosevelt will not push for Taft’s successor and that the next President will be chosen by the people, not by Roosevelt or party machinery. It stresses Roosevelt’s independence from current administration judgment and suggests a later public call for the result.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Taft
Walter Wellman
American Review of Reviews
Roosevelt's hippo hunts on Lake Naivasha voyage
Theodore Roosevelt recounts a May voyage in Scribner's Magazine visiting Lake Naivasha. The piece details dramatic hippo encounters, including massive beasts swimming beneath the boat, shaping a vivid wildlife adventure narrative.
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Scribner’s Magazine
Theodore Roosevelt
Lake Naivasha
Expedition Photographs Hippo Charge and African Life
The report notes Kermit capturing a hippo charging with its mouth open. It highlights abundant plant life and the striking African landscape, and adds details about smaller game. Many photographs by Loring accompany the expedition as its naturalist.
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Kermit
Loring
Hampton exposes SP Rail Way control plot in California
Charles Edward Russell’s revelations through the Pacific Railroad Commission report accuse Southern Pacific of schemes to dominate California. Benj Hampton follows with Alaska coverage detailing mineral resources and rail status, arguing Guggenheim and Morgan monopoly risk unless the government owns railways and leases mines on royalty.
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Hampton
Charles Edward Russell
Southern Pacific Railway
California
Pacific Railroad Commission
Benj. B. Hampton
Alaska
Guggenheims
J. Pierpont Morgan
Washington
Travel Magazine May Issue Highlights Diverse Travel Pieces
The May Travel Magazine features The Real Story of Dr. Cook and the North Pole by Walter Lonsdale, Calling on the Consul by William Allen Johnston, and My Debut and Discoveries in America by Luisa Tetrazzini. Also included are African Big Game Hunting Made Easy by Capt. Fritz Duquesne and Motoring Forty Days from Sea to Sea by Alice H. Ramsey.
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Dr. Cook
North Pole
Walter Lonsdale
William Allen Johnston
America
Luisa Tetrazzini
Capt
Fritz Duquesne
Alice H. Ramsey
Margaret S. McComb
Alaska
Trumbull White
The
Mikado
Emeline A. Condict
An Evening Thought on Lost Hopes and Neglect
A concise reflection from Heart Philosophy notes we mourn unfulfilled hopes that perished due to our own neglect and were buried by our own hands, urging self examination and responsibility.
Mail Printing Company Ad Promotes Job Printing
An advertisement from Warren, Pennsylvania, touts high quality job printing in a refined style. It invites readers to call or visit for samples and pricing.
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Mail Printing Company
Warren, Pa
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N. BE
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H. B. Hyde
Headquart
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John Maher
Sheriffs Sale
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Ayer
Lala
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mssa
J. K. Weaver
Patrick Manning
J. E. Weaver
Miller
Rogers Heirs
Bessemer
Clayton R. Lewis
Marion L. Lewis
Charles E. Hamm
Glade Township
Buchanan Street
Nick Wright
N. Branch
Maymie Miller
Ida R. Wikoff
Mayme Beglar
Mayme Miller
Warren Savings Bank
Henry Park
Warren Trust Company
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