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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
4
Homer L. Castle spoke in Washington Pa describing himself as a firebrand and an anarchist. The Pittsburg Gazette noted his feigned fury and erratic temper while omitting questions about his ties to the Prudential Trust Company of Pittsburg.
The congressional committee on public printing reports early testimony pointing to large annual savings through reforms. It cites a potential $100,000 cut by ending the reserve of documents for binding and reducing duplicated copies sent to public libraries. The push aligns with a broader businesslike effort to cut waste in Washington departments.
The piece argues that natural gas explosions persist due to carelessness and warns never to strike a match where gas odor is detected. It asserts many deaths and severe injuries could be prevented by this simple safety precaution.
The Democratic party in Pennsylvania believes allied opposition groups including the City party and the Lincoln party may help the old party regain power. The passage notes temperate speeches give way to heated arguments among reform forces and opponents.
Policy holders fear rising life insurance premiums as Philadelphia fighting escalates. The Topeka State Journal notes the Philadelphia issue is strictly local and should not influence statewide voting or Democratic strategy.
Readers are urged to evaluate the barrage of stories stirred for political gain after the Enterprise Bank failure and to rebuke wholesale character assassinations at the polls.
A forthcoming report states Pennsylvania accounted for 47 percent of the useful community's natural gas production in 1994.
Republican nominee J Lee Plummer pledges to run the State Treasurer office on strict business lines. He vows to secure deposits rigorously and keep politics out of depository decisions, stating he has no political promises to fulfill.
Voters are urged to back a capable Republican ticket in Warren County. The article lauds each nominee from top to bottom as worthy of support and predicts election success, framing the slate as a credit to the county bench.
The text states Mr. Stewart is the Republican nominee and also accepted by the Democrats as the most suitable candidate in the state. It adds that his vote size will be enormous, signaling broad cross party support and strong electoral prospects.
For County Commissioners Frank Hagberg and F M Downing of Warren seek reelection. Voters know them as capable leaders with unblemished records. They quote no significant complaints and argue a good term deserves another victory.
Three judges named James A. Beaver of Centre County Charles E Rick of Luzerne County and Georg B Orlady of Huntingdon County are praised for legal ability and moral character with no opposition and an assured election.
The statement lauds Mr Plummer as a man of high character and incorruptible honesty suited to manage the state's money. It notes his tenure as Chairman of the Appropriations committee showing conscientious regard for taxpayers and effort to curb waste. It urges voters to support his candidacy for careful and honest administration.
Mr Siggins is well known and favored across the county and has long been a solid business figure in Tidioute.
A 1905 article asserts Oct 30 marks a turning point as the Czars edict hints at a constitutional shift. It notes Witte empowered to grant concessions and ponders whether enfranchisement will reach Jews peasants and educated classes, conditioned on ongoing unrest.
The piece highlights Edwin R. Allen of Columbus as a strong candidate for Register and Recorder. It notes his extensive county-wide acquaintance and suitability for the important office, predicting a large vote favorable to him.
The piece praises Elmer K. Thompson of Farmington and A. M. Bennett of Spring Creek for County Commissioner, urging voters to re elect them after a term of able and conscientious service. It argues the same for Thompson and Bennett and asks appreciation of good service at the polls.
Mr. Putnam of Farmington faces no opposition and is widely popular. He is fully competent to fill the jury commissioner role and is expected to receive a strong vote. Election Day is Tuesday November 7 with encouragement to vote early.
The Buffalo Express notes that unrest may be less soothed by Czarist concessions than hoped and recalls Louis XVI’s fate, warning that rebellion often persists despite concessions.
Foreign engineers who inspected railroads accuse track construction of lagging behind advances in cars and locomotives. They question the lack of supervision and use of low grade labor, warning that prompt action is needed if the criticism is justified. A St Louis woman who met a druggist while buying stamps has since married him. Buy stamps at the post office for wider choice.
The Youths Companion outlines 1906 weekly issues with 52 serials and 2000 anecdotes, plus 1600 notes and 250 stories, aiming to provide balanced family reading. New subscribers at 1.75 dollars receive 1905 issues and the Minutemen Calendar, with sample copies available. publication address is 144 Berkeley St Boston.
Basil King’s tale in the November McClure’s centers on two male leaders whose clashes of loyalty and betrayal reveal the relativity of guilt. One betrays a woman to save a cause while the other redeems her by treason, prompting the question whether ends justify means.
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