State Anti-Saloon League to Back Local Option Campaign
The Pennsylvania State Anti-Saloon League will actively support local option in the June 4 primary for State Senators and House members. A Scranton meeting opened the effort, with Harrisburg headquarters surveying local option sentiment and nominating petition entrants. Speeches by Sea born Wright and others will rally support across Philadelphia, Allegheny, and rural counties as the league presses the statewide campaign.
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Pennsylvania State Anti-Saloon League
House of Representatives
Scranton
League
Harrisburg
Capitol
Charles Carroll
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Seaborn Wright
Rome
John S. Rutledge
Columbus
Ohio
W. A. Covington
Moultrie
G. C. Young
Louisville
Pennsylvania
Wright
Pittsburg
Personal mentions of Warren area residents and visitors
A catalog of regional social notes lists Samuel Arthurs of Brookville and A E Rice of Sugar Grove visiting Warren. Others include Jessie Wills departing for Washington DC, Bertha Holt and daughter visiting from Akeley, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives in nearby towns and states.
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Samuel Arthurs
Brookville
Warren
Plummer Mead
Youngsville
Jessie Wills
Washington, D. C
Bertha Holt
Akeley
Titaniferous Iron Ore Deposit at Taberg Sweden
The Taberg mountain in Smaland province near Jonkoping is described as the largest titaniferous iron ore deposit in central Sweden. The 450 foot high hill consists entirely of iron ore and spans about 2,800,000 square feet.
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Sweden
Taberg
Smaland
Jonkoping
Senator Lorimer Faces Bribery Charge Fallout In Washington
Interest grows in Washington over Senator Lorimer of Illinois and how he will respond to charges his election was bought by bribery. While an official inquiry seems unlikely, observers expect the senator to feel uncomfortable amid the political pressure.
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Washington
Lorimer
Ilinois
How Did You Get To Be An Editor
A boy questions a newspaper editor about Jupiter Sea serpents and the North Pole and receives candid replies I don t know from his father before finally asking how the editor became he.
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Jupiter
North Pole
Zion’s Herald
Special Tuition Rate Offered for Business Course
Special rate of $20 covers tuition from May 16 to July 29 encouraging enrollment in the business course at Horr Business College. May 12 19 26.
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Horr Business Collegee
Market Report Wheat Corn Oats and Dairy Prices May 25
New York market report lists Wheat No 2 red at spot 1.11 with May July Sept futures. Corn No 2 white in elevator 68 54 cents with May July. Oats natural white and clipped white grades 45 52 cents. Pork Mess 24.00 24.50, Family 26.00 26.50. Butter Creamery specials 29 28 cents, State dairy 26 28, Factory 23 4 cents. Eggs State and Pennsylvania 1.26. Cheese State full cream specials 17 46 cents. Potatoes Bermuda new 3.00 4.00 per barrel and old state 1.00 1.25 per 189 lbs.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Bermuda
Old State
Market Prices for Wheat Corn Oats and Butter in Buffalo
Buffalo market notes list No 1 northern wheat at 1.10½, No 2 red 1.11, No 2 yellow corn at 6 44? c f o b afloat, oats No 2 white 44 1/2¢ c f o b afloat, flour Feney blended patent 6.25, dairy butter 29¢, white potatoes fancy per bushel.
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Buffalo
Fair Livestock Market Prices Report
Prime export steers fetch 7.24 to 7.75. Good to choice butcher steers 6.75 to 7.14. Choice cows 6.00 to 6.25. Choice heifers 7.00 to 7.40. Common to fair cattle 3.00 to 8.50. Veals 9.00 to 9.25. Wool lambs 9.75 to 9.90. Clipped yearlings 6.90 to 7.00. Clipped sheep 5.00 to 5.50. Light hogs 10.00 to 10.05. Heavy hogs 9.90 to 9.95. Pigs 10.00 to 10.15.
Buffalo Hay Market Prices Note Timothy Leads
Timothy leads with No 1 timothy offered at 18.50 to 19.00 dollars per unit. No 2 timothy ranges 16.50 to 17.00. Prices for atraw wheat and oat are listed at 8.00.
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Timothy
Memorial Day observances planned in Warren county
Memorial Day plans detail church services for May 29 and grave decorations May 30 across Warren county. Eben N. Ford Post 336 G A R directs flag lowering at 7 a.m. and graves marking at 9 a.m. with volunteers for Oakland Yankee Bush Indian Hollow Irvine Glade Run and more. A parade forms at 2 p.m. with a program at the cemetery and library theater if weather fails.
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Warren
Warren County
Eben N. Ford
Post 336
Hors. Eben N. Fort Post
Department OF Penn’a
G.A. R
Wm. Ehrhardt
Soldier Lot
Oakland
Soldier Monument
J. H. Wickster
S. M. Cogswell
Yankee Bush
J. R. Mitchell
John Wilkins
Indian Hollow
P. M. Smith
Irvine
Glade Run
R. H. Smith
St. Joseph’s
Russell
Harvey T. Russell
Kinzua
D. G. Blackman
J. G. Pentz
Corydon
Frank M. Williams
Scandia
Macks Corners
Jacob Schuler
Akeley
Clendenning
Andrew Clendenning
Chandlers Valley
Eugene Chase
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Uniform
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bridge
J. A. Eichenberg
D.L. Caldwell
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Grace Johnson
Warren High School
W. J. Simpson
D. D
A. C. Drummond
Grand Army
First Evangelical Church
D. L. Caldwell
R. L. Kerr
Notice to Consumers on Gas Rates June 1910
Notice from Warren and Chautauqua Gas Co states domestic gas price at 30 cents per 1000 cubic feet from June readings, with a 2 cent discount if paid by the 10th of the following month. Also an item selling old newspapers via MAIL office.
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Warren & Chautauqua Gas Co
Specialty Co opens here in Warren Boro
The Specialty Company under W. H. Olmsted of Brockwayville opens a Brockport area store at 303 Hickory Street stocking about 100 grocery specialties led by same day roasted coffees teas sugars rice and canned goods A modern roasting plant with 60 pounds per hour capacity showcases a glow test and cooling system while a 1750 RPM electric mill preserves essential coffee oils for full aroma and flavor.
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W. H. Olmsted
Brockwayville
Hickory Street
Deaths of A Diehl and Mrs J C MacDonald
A Diehl longtime Warren restaurant operator died Tuesday in Hot Springs Arkansas. He is survived by his wife and one daughter and was a member of Kos suth Encampment and I O O F Warren. Mrs J C MacDonald died Wednesday at Ridgway Hospital after cancer surgery at age 63. She was the wife of Rev J C MacDonald former pastor of Warren First Methodist Church.
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BK. V. MacDonald
Ridgway
Joseph McFadden
Johnsonburg
Warren
Lillian Hooper
Wm. Klawahn
Laurel Street
St. Marys
A. A. Printz
Franklin
Carl Jacobson
C. A. Hallberg
Sheffield
Tidioute
Swedish Lutheran Church
Doc Goal
Matthews Run
W. W. Miller
J. F.galbreath
New Kensington
Colinga
Cal
Mr. Miller
Charles
Crescent Street
Cartagena
Columbia
A. Diehl
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Diehl
Kossuth Encampment
J. C. MacDonald
Ridgway Hospital
War in Nicaragua Echoes as Bluefields Skirmishes Continue
May 26 Bluefields reports a quiet second day of fighting between revolutionists and Madriz forces. Madriz sharpshooters harass but cause few casualties. government attempts to charge Estradan positions are repulsed. Gunboat Venus arrives with troops, boards the American schooner Esfuerza against orders, and approaches the bluff with tug San Jacinto nearby.
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Bluefields
Revolutionsts
Madriz
Generalstrada
Lara
Venus
General Mena
Eschavaria
Rama
Esfuerza
Gilmore
Paducah
Dictator Arrives in New Orleans After Nicaragua Capture
The steam ship Dictator reached New Orleans from Bluefields Nicaragua after being captured by the Madriz warship Maximo de Juarez with mails rifles and provisions seized. Captain Gilmore of the US gunboat Paducah forced Venus to release the Dictator and restore the mail bags. Sailors on Maximo de Juarez threatened to desert hungry. The cruiser also attempted to seize the Hiram loaded with guns for revolutionists but did not succeed.
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New Orleans
Dictator
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Madriz
Maximo de Jaruez
Gilmore
United States
Paducah
Venus
Maximo de Juarez
Hiram
Costly Part stolen jewel case hints at loss
Polly Pinktights reports a leading lady’s jewel case has been stolen with all her jewelry inside. Fanny Footlights asks if she is unsettled, and Polly notes the case cost 2.98 dollars.
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Polly Pinktights
Fanny Footlights
Philadelphia
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A. E. Rice
Sugar Grove
F. S. Heinaman
R. J. Campbell
Kane
William J. Sands
Los Angeles
T. B. Clawson
Poplar St
Adelaide Henry
Oil City
Jos. Gaughn
Elizabeth Ditz
Fryburg
J. R. Durham
Washington, D.C
D. F. A. Wheelock
Kern McCray
Folsom
W. Va
Mair
William E. Lorimer
Illinois
Market Report
Buffalo Provision
New Castle
Cabell
Kansas
Oklahoma
Corsicana
J. E. Wheeler
Specialty
Warren Boro
J.C. MacDonald
Gibson & Erickson
Elm Street and
Penn’a Ave. East
PENN
Elgin
Waltham
Udi
Montapk
A. C. Kirberger
Penn’a
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