Sample Ballot Instructions For Roosevelt Fairbanks Ticket
The second column of the ballot contains the Republican ticket. A cross after Roosevelt and Fairbanks marks the vote and omits others. To vote these, place X after John P. Elkin and after Joseph C. Sibley, then after James Brann and Elmer D. Everts. Republicans urged careful voting and voter education.
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Roosevelt
Fairbanks
John P. Elkin
Joseph C. Sibley
James Brann
Elmer D. Everts
Republican get out the vote call for Warren County
The piece urges Republicans to vote next Tuesday for Roosevelt Fairbanks Elkin Sitley Brann and Everts. It warns against staying home, arguing that a quiet campaign needs a strong turnout to maintain the Republican majority in Warren and secure a sure victory.
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Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Elkin
Sitley
Brann
Everts
Warren
Saip Candidate Parker Seeks Votes Amid Election Rally
Parker told visitors last Friday that hard work and each person's effort can win the fight. He implied that sufficient votes are needed for election, describing the sufficiency of support as a barrier.
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Saip
Parker
Cartoon links Judge Parker to Parker election day
A Homer Davenport drawing portrays Judge Parker as commander of a small battleship facing a G. A. R. fisherman in a skiff. The caption reads He, too, fired on the wrong fleet, implying the old boys in blue cannot affect Parker's election day.
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Homer Davenport
Judge Parker
Parker
ODELL cites frauds in New York elections
Gov. Odell says one man voted forty four times last year and about twenty thousand fraudulent registrations exist this year. He claims Tammany Circle inflates New York City votes to overcome GOP strength outside the city.
Corn Prices Rise as Frost Reduces Winter Supply
A brief note warns that canned corn costs more this year due to an early frost. Sweet corn harvest is scarcer, affecting winter supplies and prices.
Unnamed Speaker Davis Says Twelve Speeches Worn Out Audiences
Uncle Gasaway Davis boasts twelve speeches without fatigue. Audiences were too tired to report outcomes. He can rest from speech making after next Tuesday.
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Gasaway Davis
Mr. Davis
Roosevelts 46th Birthday Observed by Family Friends
The president turned forty six with a private observance by his family and close companions last Thursday October 27. Critics say he shows signs of aging beyond his years.
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President Roosevelt
Railway plans to render aid may not leave injuries
A terse note warns that efforts to provide first aid to the injured could be countered by plans that leave none injured. The warning emphasizes haste breeds waste and trouble.
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Railrooad
Thanksgiving Day Scarce Turkeys and Cold Summer
Thanksgiving arrives November 24 as turkeys remain scarce due to a cold early summer hindering hatch. An exchange suggests that when wedding presents begin, a girl may not see how marriage can fail.
Fashion Prefers Flat Purse Style for Winter
The piece notes that a flat wallet style will be in fashion this winter, echoing a newspaper man’s wallet as the model. It highlights a practical, streamlined trend for accessories.
President Roosevelt Proclaims Thanksgiving Provisions
The president gives thanks in a long proclamation inviting a big Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday November 24. The article notes a short open season for fishing and hunting laws allowing deer and rabbits to be hunted this month.
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President Roosevelt
Vote Straight Republican in Venango County Contest
The Mercer Dispatch predicts Representative Sibley will win by a handsome majority in the county and A W Williams is assured of the judgeship by a safe plurality. Dr Salem Heilman seeks Congress but may not capture the full party vote. Forest county’s J B Watson claims unfair methods. The Marienville Express accuses the party machine of connivance. Sibley is certain to be reelected with a large margin, urging Republicans to vote straight for Roosevelt and Fairbanks. Venango County and the Twenty-eighth District are cautioned to vote the straight Republican ticket.
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Mercer Dispatch
Sibley
A. W. Williams
Salem Heilman
Congress
J. B. Watson
Forest County
Marienville Express
the Express
Forest and
Elk
Joseph C. Sibley
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Venango County
Twenty-eighth
Derrick
Plants Die From Heat In Ordinary Homes
The article warns that furnace heated houses drain moisture from air harming plant growth. Evaporation from water jars or pans near the furnace may help. Place plants in light airy spots away from drafts and avoid dark corners. the kitchen can be best if temperature stays even due to constant tea kettle steam.
Chestnut Bark Replaces Hemlock in Tanning at Titusville
The Herald notes chestnut timber from the Titusville tannery replaces hemlock bark. Logs cut into eight inch by six foot pieces are ground to fine pulp with fast conversion into small chips. The mix of chestnut wood and a touch of hemlock bark is heated in vats to extract liquor and produce fine leather comparable to using hemlock bark alone.
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Titusville
Herald
Review of Reviews sketches of men of the hour
The November issue features an elaborate study of the late Senator Hoar and briefer articles on John Morley James Bryce Commander Booth Tucker F A Bartholdi and Lafcadio Hearn.
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Men of the Hour
Senator Hoar
John Morley
James Bryce
United States
Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
America
F. A. Bartholdi
Liberty
New York Harbor
Lafcadio Hearn
Japan
New York Court Affirms Public Schools May Exclude Unvaccinated Pupils
The New York Court of Appeals upholds the right of public schools to bar attendance for students who refuse vaccination. The appellant argued vaccination did not prevent smallpox and that the procedure amounted to assault, but the court rejected the claim.
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New York State
Court of Appeals
Judge Parker Bets on Civil War Pensions Promise
Judge Parker proposes stripping Civil War veterans pensions but pledges restoration by a Democratic Congress. Voters may doubt this pledge as three-fourths of the Congress would come from the South, delaying pensioner trust.
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Parker
Congress
Subscriptions Offered By The Mail And Tribune
Advertises low yearly rates for The Mail and the New York Tribune and the Tri Weekly Tribune and The Mail. Encourages readers to subscribe now at the listed prices.
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THE
MAIL
New York Tribune
Tri- Weekly
Tribune
the Mail
Engraved Stationery Styles and Prices On Display
The Mail Office showcases latest and most fashionable engraved stationery with samples and prices. Local shoppers can view a range of styles and inquire about customization options and pricing.
Hats on display at Kertcher's Fat and Winter Millinery
The Ladies are invited to view the Gage and Burgesser hats in a large display at Miss Sill's through the shop at Kertcher's Fat and Winter Millinery.
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Kertcher’s
Miss Sill’s
Property transfers listed with numerous parcels and sums
A long list of property transfers shows multiple buyers and sellers across towns like Sugar Grove Glade Warren and Eldred with amounts ranging from 200 to 1864 92 dollars. Names include John Sherrard Frank Tousley Jerry Crary Lucia Jackson H. H. Cumings and others. Notices also promote local millinery shops Kertchers Miss Sills and a large wardrobe for sale via the mail.
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John Sherrard
Hugh Sherrard
Sugar Grove
Frank Tousley
C. L. Randall Et al
Glade
Jerry Crary
J.G. Bethune
Sheffield
Charlotte A. Rodgers
John M. Siegfried
Conenango
A. M. Childs
Roy D. Alcorn
Spring Creek
L. B. Wood Co
Wm. Deley
Eldred
Mary J. Barker
Emma Stanford
Deerfield
Effie M. Rogers
Elizabeth J. Ludlow
Warren
C. S Morris
Carrie P. Houghton
Pittsfield
Lucia Jackson
L. K. Broughton
Hannah J. Mailery
Wm. M. Morton
Thomas Lonnergan
Frank D. Walton
Columbus
Albert E. Nichols
F. A. Stover
C. M. Savage
George M. Underwood
Anthony Mintzer
C. W. Edgett
John Laarz
Eric B
B. Stone Co
Nypano Railroad Co
J. A. Ek
Leonard Ek
Elk
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Supreme Court
Indiana Co
Venango Co
Elmer BD. Everts
Cordon
Rossi
T. O. Slater & CO
General Hardware
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Warren National Bank
Resources
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
First Presbyterian Church of
Church Corporation
E. H. Beshlin
J.T. Danforth
DI. Ball
J. W. Kitchen
Warrena County
Alice Frazier
Libellant
Geo. H. Frazier
D. A.arird
Penn’a
Guy C. Swanson
Etters
Adi Fred E. Sill
Penna
H. A. Booth
C.T
Ai Myranelle Secor
Penn
Evelyn H. Radeker
Admix
Warren, Pa
M. D. Whitney
Oscar Bergman
Youngsville
Geo. W. Chappel
M. E. Griffes
Herbert F. Head
John W. Caldin
Tidioute
Wm. G. Cable
Lewis Brown
Bear Lake
Henry H. Cumings
Albert Dunn
O. J. Eames
Horace Eames
James McKain
Mary Putnam
N. Greenland & Son
Liberty St
Penna. Avenue
Hinckley, Rice & Alexander, Solicitors
McCall Magazine
Fieri Facias
Borough of
Freehold
County of
State of
Wrightsville
Lottsville
Lansing D. Wetmore and
Wise
Jarid Williams
Williams
Lansing D. Wetmore
Cornelia J. Carter
Recorder’s Office
Isaac Lee
Lena Lee
Lottie Moore
Mary N. Heath
R. N. Brown
Warren Savings. Bank
Honor Roll Bank
Gum
B. G. the
Gregory
N. K. Wendelboe
Sid
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