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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
4
Joseph A. Schofield of Warren Pa. announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Assembly. He asks for support and votes in the primary scheduled for Saturday June 4, 110. November 3, 1909.
The Payne tariff act may shift harm to American oil as European nations move to maximum duties. France has imposed its highest rate on U S petroleum, with other oils allowed at prior rates while U S crude is effectively prohibitive. Germany likely to follow, disrupting exports and complicating diplomacy as the State Department weighs concessions. The overall effect endangers oil trade despite it being on the free list.
Editorial notes that the press vilified John D Rockefeller for his charities yet acknowledges the practical, results oriented nature of his giving. His philanthropy is described as effective and businesslike, not seeking publicity or naming rights, with gifts made without fanfare.
The Telegraph notes the Rockefeller philanthropy backing humane projects in New York and the South, citing the institute’s anti suffering work, university development, and education gains. It highlights a princely sum aimed at eradicating the hookworm, calling it a key economic aid.
Auditor General Robert K Young reports Pennsylvania’s personal property returns for state taxation total 1.1419 billion dollars, up 209.0 million from the prior period and 37.38 million higher than last year. Philadelphia leads with 568.79 million, surpassing New York, while Allegheny, Lancaster, Montgomery, York, Chester, Luzerne, and Westmoreland post gains. Armstrong and Bedford show declines.
A dataset shows multiple county amounts and recovered sums including Armstrong Delaware Huntingdon Indiana Lebanon Mifflin Somerset Sullivan Tioga Washington and others. Total gross tax levied for the year is 4 367 376 36 with three fourths or 3 391 423 33 returned to counties. The document begins listing property returned by counties for 1909.
The report states wholesale and retail trade nationwide are more than satisfactory and foresee an year of unequalled business in 1910, highlighting remarkable figures for continued economic expansion.
Dun's Review notes wealth growth, record bank clearings surpassing prior years, and strong industrial activity. Railroads report earnings gains, October iron and steel production hits records, and retail distribution looks bright for holiday season. Cotton speculation stands out as a risk factor amid expanding trade.
A brisk note highlights rapid advances and optimism about aerial travel to the north pole. It hints that such journeys may become feasible in the near future, signaling excitement for new exploration and technology.
Forty nine counties report a total of 84,525 against and 64,747 in favor of the first constitutional amendment, indicating a sentiment trend. The seventh amendment lags with a 22,151 majority against the schedule among counties heard from so far.
A December article from The New Idea Woman's Magazine outlines seven criteria to judge charitable efforts. It asks how many people benefit, whether money funds effective agencies, permanence, prevention over cure, education over punishment, economic sustainability, and appealing to reason over prejudice.
Announcement hints that English suffragettes will conduct a serious probe of American society. Some members may marry if not vigilant, leading to husbands facing extensive discussion at home. The note promotes the Mattor quick returns.
Official returns list Warren County results for November 2, 1909 with per line totals 65 536 398 1055 512 266 691 2322 644. Data appears as numeric tallies across offices or precincts. No candidate names provided in readable text.
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