Pennsylvania Republicans urged to back full ticket in key election
The piece argues that a Grim or Berry victory would boost national Democrats and harm Pennsylvania. It warns the Wilson tariff hurt mills and urges voters to back Governor Tener and the entire Republican slate to ensure a strong Pennsylvanian role in national politics.
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Pennsylvania
Grim
Berry
Guffey
Keystone
General Assembly
Harrisburg
United States
Oliver
Robert Pattison
Grover Cleveland
Pattison
Cleveland
White House
Stuart
Edwin S. Stuart
Tener
Stuart Fortener Rises Opposition in Keystone State
Governor Edwin S. Stuart publicly endorses John K Tener for governor and urges Republicans to vote the full ticket from top to bottom. He defends Tener’s pledge to govern in Pennsylvania’s best interests and stresses the national race’s impact on business and industry.
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Edwin S. Stuart
John K. Tener
Stuart
Harrisburg
Keystone
Berry
Tener
Pennsylvania
Congressman Tener
Executive
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Congressman Tenet
Mr. Tener
Congress
National House
Victory Certainty On Tuesday Next In Pennsylvania Campaign
State Republican leaders including Chairman Henry F. Walton and Secretary W. Harry Baker project a sweeping victory for the party across Pennsylvania. They cite rising county support, large anticipated margins for Governor John Tener, and strong turnout in Allegheny Luzerne Lackawanna Schuylkill and Washington counties, with emphasis on maintaining the state’s leading role in Congress.
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Henry F. Walton
W. Harry Baker
Republican State Committee
Philadelphia
Isn
Cain
John K. Tener
Walton
Pennsylvania
Mr. Tener
Berry
Keystone Party
Tener
Allegheny
Washington
Luzerne Lackawanna
Schuylkill
Van Orman Awarded Carnegie Bronze Medal for Canandaigua Rescue
Patrolman Van Orman received a bronze Carnegie hero medal and 1609 dollars for conspicuous bravery on Canandaigua streets. In March 1909 Mrs. Benham and her sons Thomas and Frank rode on Main Street when their frightened horse bolted toward a trolley car. Van Orman, then a grocer's employee, grabbed the harness and threw the horse to the ground as it collapsed on him. no one else was hurt.
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van Orman
Canandaigua
F. C. Benham
Thomas
Frank
Main Street
Pedestrian Jailed at Butler For Threatening Farmer Wife
J McKay of Providence R L jailed in Butler Pennsylvania after he claimed to walk from Pittsburg to Cleveland on a wager. He threatened to kill Mary Ralston after being refused meals at several farms and was chased by Ralston and two farm hands before capture. Justice Tebay committed him to jail.
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J. McKay
Providence
R. L
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Butler
Mary Ralston
McKay
Pottersville
Muddy Creek
Ralston
John Tebay
West Liberty
Walker
Sells Pair of Fine Horses From Ca yuga Farm
Cyrus Garnsey Jr. of Canoga New York sold a pair of black geldings for 650 dollars to the Patterson Transfer company of Nashville Tennessee. He bought a pair of Percheron mares that won Illinois state fair prizes for their class at 1500 dollars and expects them to arrive soon.
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Cyrus Garnsey, Jr
Cayuga Lake
Canoga
N. Y
Patterson Transfer Company
Nashville
Eels clog waterwheel at Pottstown mill
An employee of J. A. S. Griess & Co. flour mills in Pottstown, Pennsylvania investigated a fall in water power and found nine large eels wedged in the waterwheel. The eels weighed a total 49 pounds, the largest measuring 49 inches in length. Advertise in the Mail and Get Results.
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J. A. S. Griess & Co
Pottstown
Fireman’s Daring Rescue In Middletown Home Blaze
William J. Goon of the L. H. Spalding Hose company rescued four year old Paul McCormick from a Church Street fire after an oil heater overturned and flames blocked the doorway. Mrs. McCormick had left the child playing while she went upstairs and could not reach him as the doorframe burned. The fire damaged the residence and caused smoke damage.
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William J. Goon
L. H. Spalding Hose Company
Middleport
N. Y
George McCormick
Church Street
Narrow escape as horses collide with train in Oneida street
George Kibbe of Fulton New York barely survived when his brother Albert Kibbe's pair of horses bolted in Oneida street and struck a New York Central train at the Queida street crossing as the 6 16 o clock engine pulled away. Kibbe suffered bruises and shock with possible internal injuries. one horse was so badly hurt it had to be shot by Dr Kennedy.
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George Kibbe
Fulton
N. Y
Albert Kibbe
Oneida Street
New York Central
Ontario & Western
Queida Street
Kibbe
Kennedy
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