Warren County General Election Proclamation
Sheriff R N Brown announces Warren County general election from 7 PM to 7 PM at district sites. Voters see officers to be elected including U S President and Vice President electors, Supreme Court judge, Twenty eighth district Congress, Warren County Assembly, and Treasurer with guidance on straight party voting and write in options. Names listed include Brookbank Negley Good Parker Sturgeon Johnson Graff Millin Dahlinger Burchfield Holmes McConway.
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General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Justices of the Peace
United States
Legislative
Executive
Judiciary
Congress
I. R. N. Brown
Warren
Supreme Court
State of
Pennsylvania
Twenty-eighth Congressional District
Assembly
Republican Electors for Roosevelt and Fairbanks Named
The ticket lists 21 Republican presidential electors for the Roosevelt and Fairbanks slate including Robert Pitcairn Levi G McCauley George J Elliott Joseph B McCall Robert C H Brock John E Rayburn Kennedy Crossan Edward W Patton John Taylor Wolfenden Joseph Bosler James D Landis Fredric W Fieitz Fredrick C Johnson Walter J Whitehouse Charles D Werley John H Brown Edward G Schieffelin William C McConnell W Scott Alexander John Hays William Lauder and George L Deardorff.
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Levi G. McCauley
George J. Elliott
Joseph B McCall
Robert C. H. Brock
John E. Rayburn
Kennedy Crossan
Edward W. Patton
John Taylor Wolfenden
Joseph Bosler
James D. Landis
Fredric W. Fieitz
Fredrick C. Johnson
Walter J. Whitehouse
Charles D. Werley
John H. Brown
Edward G. Schieffelin
William C. McConnell
W. Scott Alexander
Democratic Parker and Davis Campaign Roster
A list of Democratic Party supporters and affiliates includes Robert Wilson Irwin Stanley Woodward Davenport Harry Nicholls Joseph Reeves Wainwright John M Campbell James M Stewart H Maxwell Rowland Moses Veale Emil Hall Benjamin Sterling Johnson William Hayes Grier William Craig John McGabhren Chas King Alvin Clouser John Sullivan John B Coulston Alphonsus Walsh Samuel Z Hanbecker Robert E Weigley Lucien D Woodruff Nevin M Warner Timothy E Costello William T Mechling Rockwell Marietta Charles H Akens James P Colter M Frank Coolbaugh Alfred W Smiley S E Walker Henry Meyer Thos Foley George Heard Charles B Payne.
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Robert Wilson Irwin
Stanley Woodward Davenport
Harry Nicholls
Joseph Reeves Wainwright
John M. Campbell
James M. Stewart
John Sullivan
John B. Coulston
Alphonsus Walsh
Samuel Z. Hanbecker
Robert E. Weigley
Lucien D. Woodruff
Nevin M. Warner
Timothy E. Costello
William T. Mechling
Rockwell Marietta
Charles H. Akens
James P. Colter
M. Frank Coolbaugh
Alfred W. Smiley
S. E. Walker
Henry Meyer
Thos. B. Foley
George Heard
Charles B. Payne
Lucian D. Woodruff
Thomas B. Foley
Notable Names in the 1920s Community Roster
A list of individuals including Arthur J. Dennis Frank R. Field William A. Stroup John D. Ortlip Elmer H. Young John A. Sturgis Patrick Smith Edward Kuppinger Walter W. Rihl Julius Weber Paul B. Wreath Christian Sauer Frederick W. Skorsets Herman Lemke Adolphus A. McKeen Harvey W. Shay and Francis J. Rogers appears as part of an archival roster. The document preserves names with no accompanying roles dates or contexts.
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Arthur J. Dennis
Frank R. Field
William A. Stroup
John D. Ortlip
Elmer H. Young
John A. Sturgis
Patrick Smith
Edward Kuppinger
Walter W. Rihl
Socialist Labor Leaders Named in Historical Listing
A roster of individuals associated with the Socialist Labor movement is listed, including Edmund Seidel, Detlef Rehder, Silas Hinkel, Silas Hinkel, and multiple others such as James Erwin, Albert Gay, and John Barron, forming a broad party or organizational roll call.
Representatives in the General Assembly Race
James Brann, Republican, and J. Waldron Miller, Prohibitionist, are listed as candidates for the General Assembly.
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J. Waldron Miller
County Election Districts and Polling Places Listed
The counties names Warren and included townships and boroughs with detailed polling locations across multiple districts. Each district lists specific rooms halls or buildings such as court houses schools hose houses and town buildings in Warren Youngsville Tidioute Columbus Clarendon Bear Lake Sugar Grove Grand Valley Brokenstraw Conewango Columbus Corydon Cherry Grove Deerfield Elk Eldred Farmington Glade Kinzua Limestone Mead Pine Grove Pleasant Pittsfield Sugar Grove Spring Creek Sheffield South West Triumph Watson and more for the countywide election.
Prohibition figures named in city committee list
A long list of individuals including Herbert T. Ames Daniel G. Hendricks A Foster Mullin Edward B. Cooper Edward R. Steinmetz Charles Reading Jones Samuel Christian Lewis Lincoln Ravenson Charles Palmer Howard Leopold H D Patton William W Lathrope William Benjamin Bertels Harry Albert Reber William M Stauffer Charles W Hathway James Mansel B Budd Cannon Jeremiah Sowers Yankey John D Graybill Daniel Kloss John Henry Hector Elisha Kent Kane Edwin R Worrell William Simpson Thackmorton Capt M S Marquis George W Fellows Edward Everett Dixon John B Barr Henry C Cockrum Thomas P Hershberger J P Knox J J Porter Matthew H Stevenson.
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Herbert T. Ames
Daniel G. Hendricks
A. Foster Mullin
Edward B. Cooper
Edward R. Steinmetz
Charles Reading Jones
Samuel Christian
Lewis Lincoln Ravenson
Charles Palmer
Howard Leopold
H. D. Patton
William W. Lathrope
William Benjamin Bertels
Harry Albert Reber
William M. Stauffer
Charles W. Hathway
James Mansel
B. Budd Cannon
Jeremiah Sowers Yankey
John D. Graybill
Daniel Kloss
John Henry Hector
Elisha Kent Kane
Edwin R. Worrell
William Simpson Thackmorton
Capt. M. S. Marquis
George W. Fellows
Edward Everett Dixon
Independence names in state senate slate
The list includes James M. Stewart John McGahren Isaac Hiester Lucian D. Woodruff Thomas B. Foley and Charles B. Payne as independent candidates named in the edition.
Socialist candidates listed for district election
A block of names appears to list Socialist Party candidates including Edward J. Cook Henry Peter John S. Holmes William D. Altman Thomas J. Frederick Andrew P Bower Elwood W Leffler Robert B Ringler John H Nase Alfred Chatelain Edward A Evans Bernard V Kennedy William H Keevan Walter Nelson Lodge Peter C Heydrick Davis A Palmer Conrad J Rechsteine for a local election.
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William H. Keevan
Walter Nelson Lodge
Peter C. Heydrick
Judge of Supreme Court Candidates Listed
The ballot lists John P. Elkin Republican Samuel Gustine Thompson Democratic Independence A A Stevens Prohibition George W Bacon Socialist Archibald A Grant Socialist Labor for the Supreme Court race.
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John P. Elkin
Samuel Gustine Thompson
A. A. Stevens
George W. Bacon
Archibald A. Grant
Representative in Congress candidates listed by party
The text lists candidates for representative in Congress: Joseph C. Sibley Republican Salem Heilman Democrat John E. Gill Prohibition and William L. Foster Socialist.
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Joseph C. Sibley
Salem Heilman
John E. Gill
William L. Foster
Provisions of the Pennsylvania Constitution and Election Notice
The document details voter qualifications for males twenty one and older including US citizenship residency and tax payments, sets the annual general election day as the Tuesday after the first Monday in November unless law changes, and directs election returns to be delivered to the Prothonotary in Warren with specified deadlines for judges near and far from the county seat.
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Kirst
United States
General Assembly
Legislative
Executive
Judiciary Department
Congress
Borough of
Warren
Prothonotary
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Erie Railroad Excursion and Through Ticket Sales Expanded
The Erie Railroad now offers coach excursion tickets daily except Fridays and Saturdays. It also sells 15 and 60 day tickets valid to Chicago with optional stopovers. Information available from Erie Ticket Agents or passenger agent F. H. Garfield in Jamestown. Large fall and winter millinery display at Kertcher's.
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Erie Railroad
Chicago
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
Eastward and Westward Train Schedules Include Stops
The timetable lists daily eastbound trains to Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Washington with intermediate stops and Pullman sleeping cars Harrisburg to New York. It also notes westbound service from Erie to Philadelphia with specific departure times and intermediate stations.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Pullman
Kane
Allman Buffet
Erie
Warren Area Train Schedules 1904 May 29
Rail timetable for Buffalo & Allegheny Valley Division effective May 29 1904 shows Warren to Olean Bradford Salamanca and Kinzua trains including Olean Express and Pittsburg Express with morning and evening departures. Additional service to Irvington Tidroute Tionesta Oil City and Pittsburg listed with multiple daily express times. Information and full timetables available from Warren agents W S Leffard and W Aitterbury plus J R Woop and GEO Boyle as general managers and agents.
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Warren
Kinzua
Bradford
Salamanca
Olean
Olean Express
Pittsburg
Irvington
Tionesta
Oil City
Oil City Express
Sunday Northbound Train No 6 Schedules
On Sundays train North No 6 departs Titusville at 7 AM and reaches Warren at 8 17, Falconer at 9 14, Dunkirk at 10 20 Central time. Buffalo service arrives 11:00 AM and 7:25 PM Sundays 3:00 PM. Buffalo departures for the west are 6:55 PM and 3:30 PM Central time. A J Smith and W J Sparks disclose Cleveland and Warren offices.
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Titusville
Warren
Falconer
Dunkirk
Buffalo
West
Central Time
A. J. Smith
Cleveland
O. W. J. Sparks
South
North
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Tionesta Valley trains link Sheffield with rails
Timetabled services show No1 leaves Loleta at 6 20 am reaching Sheffield 8 20 am via Shef Junction No5 departs Winlack 11 00 am Lamona 12 35 pm arrives Sheffield 3 20 pm after passing Sheff Junction No3 leaves Winlack 1 50 pm via Shef Junction to Sheffield 4 00 pm All trains connect at Sheffield with P F R R and with B O R y at Sheffield Junction CHAS J GIBSON Supt.
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Sheffield
Sheffield Junction
Winlock
Shef Junction
Loleta
Lamona
Winlack
Shef
CHAS
J. Gibson
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Orlando Brookbank
John H. Negley
Isaiah Good
William S. Parker, John C. Sturgeon
Archibald Johnson
J. Frank Graff
J. C. Millin
Charles W. Dahlinger
Albert P. Burchfield
J. Welfred Holmes, William McConway
Republican
Roosevelt and
Fairbanks
Mark
Robert Pitcairn
John Hays
William Lauder
George L. Deardorff
Parker and Davis
H. Maxwell Rowland
Moses Veale
Emil Hall
Benjamin Sterling Johnson
William Hayes Grier
William Craig
John McGabhren
Chas. F. King
Alvin Clouser
Julius Weber
Paul B. Wreath
Christian Sauer
Frederick W. Skorsets
Herman Lemke
Adolphus A. McKeen, Harvey W. Shay, Francis J. Rogers
Socialist Labor
Corregan and Cox
Edmund Seidel
Charles Durner
James Erwin
Detlef Rehder
Albert Gay
James Ryan, William Hutzel
James Ray
George Anton
Peter Flanigan
Louis Katz
Silas Hinkel, David Wismer
John Bach
Herman Spittal
L. Cunningham
J. F. Gingenbach
C. Schleicher
J. Devine
A. Black
Joseph Mullen
BE. R. Markley
John A. Barron
John Kien
Jenkin James
Harry Jenkins
G. A. Brown
Aug. Clever
P. C. Tesson
THE
James Brann
E. D. Everts
Wm. L. Klinestiver
Warren Borough
Struthers Hose House
Jefferson Street
Michael Smith
Onondaga
Oneida
Boro
Tidioute
Columbus
D. A. Dewey’s
Clarendon
Brown Hose House
North Clarendon
Bear Lake
Lynn Gordon
Center Street
Barker
Sugar Grove
Frazine’s Harness Shop
Main Street
Odd Fellow’s Hall Association Buil
Brokenstraw
Pittsfield
Conroy’s
Irvine
Conewango
North Warren
Lottsville
Corydon
Sugar Run
Cherry Grove
Cherry Grove Township
Deerfield
Deerfield Township
Tidioute Creek Road
Elk
Elk Township
Eldred
C. W. Demming
Eldred Center
Freehold
Maccabee
James MacArthur
Wrightsville
Farmington
Lander
Glade
Alexander Clark
Switzer
Glade Run
Odd Fellows
Mead
Tiona
Stoneham
Pine Grove
Hodges & Ackley
Russell
Ackley
Pleasant
Elliott Chaffee Wagon Shop
Pitts
Field Village
Garland
Dallas Street
J. P. Samuelson
Chandlers Valley
Spring Creek
Maccabee Hall
Spring
Creek
West Spring Creek
Nichol
Blanchard’s
East Branch
Sheffield Hose House
Tionesta House
South West
First
Goodwill Hill
Enterprise Protective Association
Enterprise
Triumph
Watson
Watson Township
Prohibition
Swallow and Carrol
John B. Barr
Henry C. Cockrum
Thomas P. Hershberger
J.P. Knox
J. J. Porter, Matthew H. Stevenson
John McGahren
Isaac Hiester, John Sullivan
Debs and Hanford
Edward J. Cook
Henry Peter, John S. Holmes
William D. Altman
Thomas J. Frederick
Andrew P.bower, Elwood W. Leffler
Robert B. Ringler
John H. Nase
Alfred Chatelain
Edward A. Evans, Bernard V. Kennedy
Davis A. Palmer
Conrad J. Rechsteine
ST. Louis Exposition
Kertcher’s
R.R
Buffalo & Allegheny Valley Division
W.S. Leffard
Warren W. W. Aitterbury
J. R. Woop
GEO
W. Boyle
Pasgr
D.A.V
P.R. R
Tionesta Valley Railroad
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
East
Div Pas
N. Y
John Hepburn
N. E
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue W
Craat
Royal Medicine CO
Traynor Building
Ill
Davis Drug CO
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