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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
4
The Philadelphia Inquirer hails Edwin S. Stuart’s four years as Pennsylvania’s governor and endorses a successor aligned with his policies. The piece notes Stoke of attacks, a model administration, and Stuart’s stated confidence in Tener, urging continued continuity in state leadership.
A contemporary argues that newspaper subscriptions reveal a man's honesty they will inevitably uncover deceit. He notes many claim to have paid or to have receipts while implying losses in mail or non subscribe claims citing widespread dishonesty among Christians.
In the Oil City Derrick the editorial endorses Mr. Speer as a clean candidate aligned with the Republican platform on Pennsylvania protection and economical government. It asserts his public and private life prove his commitments and notes he answers voters questions openly.
Allentown dispatch traces bitter clash between Grim and Berry factions over Berry financing by Colonel Guffey. Dewalt, state party chairman, pushes allegations while recounting loans, collateral, and questionable state treasurer practices.
Governor Edwin S. Stuart told Philadelphia Republicans on Friday night that Pennsylvania has nominated candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Internal Affairs. He voiced strong support and said he expects these Republican nominees led by John K. Tener to be triumphantly elected.
A fragment quotes Simplicissimus on repeated waiting and threats of leaving if the person does not appear. The line frames a tense promise of departure as a possible response to unkept meetings. The sentiment reads as a diarylike vent about unfulfilled reunion.
The Republican Standard Bearer outlines a progressive platform to tax corporate property, fund public schools, and build better roads. He supports state maintenance of highways, universal school funding from state revenues, and cheaper transportation through inland waterways and canal projects. He vows to push tax equalization and canal development to ease local burdens. He claims broad voter support, especially farmers, for these aims.
T J Keenan shot and killed a black bear at the head of Brown Run at 9 oclock Monday morning. The animal weighed 295 pounds.
Friday evening a Democratic rally features candidate for Congress as principal speaker with A. E. Boeschlin running for state senate and Lewis Kraeer for state assembly also addressing. The event highlights local political contests and community engagement.
The message urges support for John Kinley Tener for governor following guidance from Governor Edwin Sydney Stuart. It calls to vote for the Republican ticket at the election on Tuesday next, November 8.
German dueling incident ends with a near fatal ricochet. Herr Joachim von Bethmann Hollweg fires in a Grimewald forest duel with Count Heinrich von der Goltz. A bullet from Bethmann Hollweg’s pistol ricocheted off a tree and struck the count in the abdomen, though the count was not wounded, the impact left him incapacitated per the agreed condition.
The article reports a drop in drunkenness convictions across Britain and Ireland. England and Wales show 169,518 convictions in 1909, down 18,285 from 1908. Scotland outside towns falls 19 percent, Scottish towns 27 percent, and Ireland 8 percent.
The report notes that malaria is so widespread inland that European settlement seems unlikely. It states the interior region 200 to 500 miles from the coast is saturated with malaria in its worst form, with only isolated spots offering any respite.
A terse note warns that lawyers who secretly advise heirs on breaking wills are disliked for undermining wealthy testators and disrupting family expectations. It highlights disapproval of deceitful tactics used to challenge inheritance and the ethical concerns surrounding such practices.
A Latin aphorism about justice is cited, stating that you may expect from one person what you have done to another. The line is attributed to La perius.
Milk dealers must obtain sanitary tickets to comply with the law. Officials urge visiting the Matt office to view samples and secure the required documents.
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