Republican Announcements for Congress and County Offices
A list of Republican candidates authorized to announce for multiple offices in Warren county and surrounding areas. Nominees include Joseph C. Sibley for Congress in the 28th district, Henry H. Cumings for state senate, L. C. Baker for Assembly, Charles D. Crandall for Register and Recorder, James D. Harris and Frank M. Downing for County Commissioner, Epgar Moore and S. M. Cogswell for county posts, John A. Woon for County Commissioner, William S. Peirce for Coroner, K. E. Thompson for County Auditor, August Flodine for County Auditor, A. M. Bennett for County Auditor, M. Knapp for State Convention delegate, and C. A. Morris and Clark for county and primary roles. The notices specify decisions by Republican primaries and district conventions.
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Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Franklin
Henry H. Cumings
Tidioute
Warren
Venango
Assembly
L. C. Baker
Columbus
Warren County
Register and Recorder
Chas. D. Crandall
Register
The
Orphans’ Court
James D. Harris
Corydon Tp
Frank M. Downing
South West
Frank Hagberg
Ksk
Epgar Moork
Spring Creek
John A. Woon
Tiona
Peirce
K. E. Thompson
Farmington To
August Flodine
Warrenboro
A. M. Bennett
Frank M. Knapp
C. A. Morris
Garland
C. A. Clark
Russell
Editor Clark Eckles Secures Assembly Nomination
The Cambridge News editor Clark D. Eckles wins nomination after two prior defeats. The paper notes perseverance brings reward and expresses hope for a large majority in November.
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Clark D. Eckles
Cambridge News
Assembly
Clark
Emperor William to Roosevelt on statue of Frederick the Great
Emperor William of Germany offers a bronze statue of Frederick the Great at his expense and President Roosevelt accepts on behalf of the United States. The statue will be placed in Washington.
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Emperor William of
Germany
Roosevelt
United States
Frederick the Great
Washington
Jury’s Ping Pong Breakthrough Sparks Populist Idea
A Washington jury stuck for the night improvised a ping-pong tourney to pass time. The quirky break inspired a suggestion aimed at making jury duty more appealing by turning trials into social events.
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Washington
County Republicans urged to vote in primaries next Saturday
Every Republican in the county should attend the primaries next Saturday May 24 and register his choice. Don’t stay away and then complain of the ticket selected. Get out the vote.
Cuba Granted Freedom With Uncle Sam As Godfather Help
The article states Cuba is free to go as she please with the United States taking the role of godfather and helper, signaling a new phase of protectorate-style aid and guidance from the U.S. government.
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CuBa
Uncle Sam
The Beef Trust Still On The Hoof
A clipped editorial note states the Beef Trust remains active and unafraid of facing cuts or a slaughter. The piece hints at ongoing resistance to regulation and continued influence in market affairs.
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Beef Trust
Get Out The Vote for Next Saturday Republican Primaries
Local voters are urged to participate as Republican primaries are held next Saturday, with candidates trading pledges and campaign stops across the region. Residents are urged to verify polling locations and registration status before voting.
Pennsylvania Manufactures Highlight Iron Glass And Textiles
The Census Bureau details Pennsylvania's manufacturing, led by iron and steel and the glass industries. The state ranks first in silk products, carpets, wool hats, and woolen goods, with textiles, printing, and various foundry and machine shop products also prominent. Total value of products reaches 1.8847 billion dollars.
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Pennsylvania
Census Bureau
Keystone
Chautauqua Centennial Observed in Westfield
Chautauqua County schedules a two day centennial event in Westfield June 24 and 25 featuring a McMahon homestead site visit, Nixon welcome address, historical talks, papers, and a large relic exhibition across all towns at the new Westfield school building.
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Chautauqua
Chautauqua County
Westfield
James McMahon
Nixon
McMahon
Elkin Claims Momentum in Republican Gubernatorial Race
John P. Elkin holds nearly 100 delegates and says he will win the GOP nomination. He challenges Senator Quay, vows no power can remove him, and portrays the coming convention as fiercely contested. Gov Stone and allies back Elkin to sustain Stone Supremacy in state politics.
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John P. Elkin
Quay
Stone
Elkin
Teller Inconsistency Praised and Criticized in Senate
The Denver Republican quotes praise and attack of Senator Teller for shifting positions from urging the Seattle policy to opposing ceding the Philippine islands. It notes his erratic stances and cites past and present declarations showing that he wavers between fervent policy support and nationalist restraint. It also remarks that other Democrats display similar inconsistency.
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Denver Republican
Teller
Seattle
Senate
Philippine Islands
Dress Album Trend Captures Women’s Wardrobe Tales
A new fad shows women compiling a dress album a large blank book with pasted samples of every gown they buy. It records purchase dates and first wear, with opposite entries showing coat price and dressmaker’s bill.
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Ower
Ping Pong Encouragement Amid War Times
Franklin Spectator notes after the 1893 Columbian Exposition funds left $450000 for stockholders as a dividend of 45 cents per $10 share. The city of Chicago receives $235000 of the total and the Buffalo situation is compared as different.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Carnegie funds debated to restore nation to original state
In a Philadelphia Inquirer quotation, Mr. Carnegie says he would gladly give twenty million dollars to restore the country to its original condition. The commentator argues that staying in that state would have prevented the steel trust and his fortune, remarking you cannot have both cake and penny.
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Carnegie
Country backs army over GOP jeers at Washington troupe
The commentary notes the nation would support the army and condemns a small troupe described as mountebanks in Washington. It praises Republican convention boldness on a topic of strong public feeling.
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Little Company
Washington
New York Sun
Prejudice Shapes Views on Meat From Animals
The speaker argues prejudice influences meat choices, noting horse meat is viewed oddly while hog meat is accepted. They compare cleanliness and attributes to show how public perception differs from animal behavior. The point is that taste and acceptance are socially conditioned.
Desks in Congress Mourn Three Deaths in One Week
The Oil City Blizzard notes three U S representatives Cummings Otey and Salmon died within a week. The piece reflects on the somber scene as desks in the House are draped in mourning and contrasts garden hoe work with golf as exercise.
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House of Representatives
Cummings, Otey and
Salmon
Oil City
New Spring Clothes at Jacob Keller the Tailor Store
Jacob Keller the Tailor announces new spring clothing arriving at his shop. Call and visit to see the fresh garments and styles available.
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Jacob Keller
Smallpox Quarantine Hits Henry's Minstrel Troupe
The Henry's minstrel troupe, based in Willimantic Connecticut, was moved to a gravel pit two and a half miles from the city for quarantine after one member contracted smallpox. Henry announced from Providence that all ahead dates are cancelled.
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Hi Henry
Willimantic
Conn
Henry
Providence
New Cloths at Jacob Keller Tailor Shop
Jacob Keller the Tailor offers an immense assortment of fashionable cloths for suits trousers and overcoats with emphasis on quality and value. Special ladies skirts cloths advertised with no sweat shop work and home union tailors. Engraved cards and wedding invitations and announcements at the Mail office.
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Jacob Keller
Home Union
Warren Borough Bond Increase Election Notice 1902
The borough of Warren Pennsylvania votes July 1 1902 on increasing bonded indebtedness by up to 20000 for pavements and curbing on Hickory street Pennsylvania avenue and Market street. Existing debt 82000. assessed valuation 3150032. proposed increase 20000. rate under one percent. Official seal and May 15 1902.
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Warren
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Hickory Street
Water Street
Third Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Laidborough
South Street
Russell Street
Market Street
Sheriff’s Sales Notice for Warren County Court House
By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias Levari Facias and Venditioni Exponas issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pa there will be sold at the Court House in the borough of Warren at 2 o clock P M
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Court OF Common Pleas
Warren County
Bear Lake
Methodist Episcopal Church
Prothonotary’s
Hinckley& Rice, Solicitors
Borough of
Warren
James Brann
Property interests in Warren County lands foreclosed in multiple parcels
The notice details several parcels in Sugar Grove and Conenango townships Warren County Pennsylvania tied to the Brooks, Stebbins, Cannon and Mead chains of title. It lists fifty acre tracts and fractions from old deeds including school house lot and road allowances with houses barns and outbuildings. The property is seized and will be sold as the property of John Brooks J F Brooks and Emma Brooks at the suit of John Spencer.
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Sugar Grove
County of
Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
Elisha Whitcomb
J. P. Bondeson
Whitcomb
Lena Gregg
Conewango Land Deeds Describe 50 Acre and 11 1 2 Acre Parcels
Legal description outlines two parcels in Conewango Warren County Pennsylvania. First parcel is 50 acres from reserve tract five bounded by a southwest corner to a western boundary and back, traced through multiple transfers from Thomas Turner to Parker Green to James Sturdevant and William A. The second parcel is 11 1/4 acres from Poulan tracts along the Warren Franklin turnpike with bounds to Robert Leonard and William A. Blair, including improvements and a two story frame house, barn and outbuildings, tied to a 1864 court suit involving O J Shutt and guardian heirs.
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Orphans Court
Warren County
Court House
Borough of
Warren
County of
Pennsylvania
H. 5
Thomas
Harry Isaacs
Fourth Street
East
Towit
Third Street
James C, Steadman
Dee’d
Conewango
State of
Thomas Turner
Parker Green
Said Green
James Sturdevant
Said Sturdevant
William A
Recorder’s Office
Warren and
Ranklin
Robert Leonard
Illiam A. Blakesley
Blakesley
John
Adam Shutt
John Shutt
O. J. Shutt
Dr. I. Ball
Tracy L. Waugaman
Arthur L. Tes
Property Conveyance Notice in Warren County Pennsylvania
Legal notice describing two parcel boundaries in Elk township Warren county including a 23 acre tract and a 4 acre tract part of warrant 5543 with historic deed references and reserved 40 square rods sold to Scandia Grange. Mention of James Brann sheriff Warren Pa dated May 15 1902.
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James Brann
Warren
Specialist offers nonoperative hernia and disease care in Warren
Doctor advertises hernia, rectal and chronic disease treatment without surgery and without interrupting daily work. Office hours are 9 to 11 a.m. 1 to 4 p.m. 7 to 8 p.m. Sundays by appointment. Located at 226 Water Street Warren PA. Subscription payable.
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Water Street
Warren
Wedding Invitations and Programs at the MIS Office
The MIS office presents a selection of wedding invitations and ball programs featuring neat and elegant designs offered at affordable prices.
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Malis
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Warren Mail
HE. Cowan’s
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Skn
9Soush
Mai
Franklin Spectator
Warren L County
A. D
Nock Aa
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Scandia Cemetery Association
Act of Assembly
Honotary’s
Fe Cc. C
James N. Craft
Geo. E. Muir
Admr
Warren, Pa
John Costello
Pleasant
Pennslvania
Pespey
Sheriff's Sales
Sprin Creek
Eli J. Sager
Sarah A
Jesse J. Hallock
Allie
Saigon
Husband
Mary M. Walker
C. J. Childs
Jas. M. Kerr
Wm. Walker
John Vancise
Conenango
Elijah Stebbins
Commonwealth of Penn
Samuel Cannon
E Min Mead
Gilbert Cannon
Cannon
Jason Gray
Comfort Hamlin
Glade Township
Arren County
T. Struthers
Henry B. Gross
D. M. Gross
Kertcher’s
John F. Kertcher
Water St
T. C. Slater & CO
Norwa
Pains Chambers
Devoe
Allegheny River
Glade Run
Glade
Butternut Island
Lewis Cummings
Guy C. Irvine
James Clark Andilliam Ppinnes
N. B. Brakenridge
A. H. McKelvy
James Clark
William Spinner
Clarendon
Anchor Petroleum Company
A. D. Wood
James Eagan
Main Street
M. H. Dean
BE. A Dean
Warren Savings Bank
Elk Township
J. Sampson
Sampson and Erickson
J. Johnson
Pine Grove
Edge Run
James Roy
Swedish Lutheran Church
Hodge Run
C. E. Anderson
C. Forsberg
U. Forsberg
John Halburg
Recorder
Scandia
John Balberg
Martin Morgan
J Cbn Hepburn
M. D
District Court of the United States
Deerfield Township
A. Norton
Old Hole
Norton
Theo. Chase
Florence M. James
A. E. Hoes
Deen
Pennsyvania
J. R. Broughton
Grandin
Benjamin and Hills
Greenlee
A. E. eChesney
Alonzo Norton
Benj. Chandler
J. M. Hall
A. E. McChesney
Frank J. Lyons
Augustus E. McChesney
D. L. Gerould
Grace M. Hopewell
M. Hopewell
de Bonis
E. B. Eldred
Edward Lindsey
T. A
Christian Houp
Wm. Hazeltine
James Hutchinson
M. Salome Keller
Keller
C.D. Crandall
Register, Register’s
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