Habgood Defeated After Wide Political Coalition
In McKean county the combined efforts of Democrats Local Optionists Prohibitionists and Lincoln Republicans defeated Robert P Habgood for re election to the Assembly. Despite a large anti Habgood coalition the margin was narrow with Hilton edging ahead. Habgood's record in the State Legislature earns him loyal supporters who expect to hear from him again.
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Habgood
Robert P. Habgood
Mr. Hilton
McKean County
Bob” Habgood
Bradford
Watterson laments corruption behind Bryan era politics
Henry Watterson of the Louisville Courier Journal criticizes party organization and corruption in the nomination and election process. He argues that many people ignore immorality if it does not affect their pockets and condemns hypocrisy among writers and merchants who claim virtue.
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Watterson
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Bryan
Election results table from Warren county report
The Mart presents Warren county official vote totals in tabular form, drawing on Kellogg and American service reports. Readers get the complete election results with clear, tabulated figures for the county.
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The
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Kellogg
American Service
Warren County
Warren Mail
Fire bills At Capitol Prompt payments urged
Fire bills are arriving at the Capitol with urgent pleas for prompt state payment to counties that funded them. Auditor General Young's warning to counties to guard against fraud has been well received, and numerous commissioners have endorsed the position.
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Capitol
Young
What is going to become of the Democratic party
A quip on the fate of the Democratic party referenced by Philo inquirer and a dig at H Harriman noting he is a clergyman's son. The Richmond Times-Dispatch is cited for its supposedly lofty praise typical of clergyman's sons.
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Philo. Inquirer
H. Harriman
The
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Official Election Returns of Warren County 1908
Official 1908 Warren County election returns listing district totals and candidate tallies across multiple precincts with figures and codes. The fragmented data includes numbers and symbols reflecting votes and counts by precincts and offices.
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Warren County
Timeline of Career Milestones of a Cincinnati Native
A biographical list traces a Cincinnati born figure from 1827 through the early 20th century. It covers education at Cincinnati High School and Yale, admission to the Ohio bar, roles as prosecutor, revenue collector, and judge, and culminating in posts as secretary of war and Philippine Commission president.
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Atlanta Girl Warns Town Men Over Unseasoned Kiss
A brief newspaper item notes an Atlanta girl declares she would not kiss without a mustache peppering the moment. She warns local young men to bring whiskers or stay away, framing the scene as playful caution in town life.
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Atlanta
Arvang
Farmer who sold corn for W244 urged as city improvement head
The lows farmer who just sold his corn crop for W244 is proposed as a candidate to lead a national commission aimed at improving conditions for urban residents.
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National Commission For
Fine job work of all winds at right prices
Local note highlights competitive pricing and quality service at Matt's office for wind-related services and product offerings.
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Matt
Trade and industry show hopeful momentum in 1908 outlook
Seasonable weather boosts retail trade and rising factory activity. Textiles and shoes gain with new orders on the horizon while material costs climb. Banking, credits, and mercantile collections improve though failures edge up. Overseas trade trims exports and imports. Berlin pact is criticized as violated well before Austria-Hungary annexation.
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New York
United States
Canada
Dun
What the Berlin Treaty Failed to Do
A 19th century analysis argues the Berlin treaty left Turkey in Europe with a Missouri-sized uncertain status and worsened Balkan tensions. It critiques Bulgaria’s autonomous yet tributary status, Austrian control over Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Macedonia’s volatile mix of ethnic and religious groups, predicting those conditions would not endure.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
Berlin
Abdul Hamid
Bulgaria
Austria
Montenegro
Dulcigno
Greece
Porte
Thessaly
Epirus
Roumania
Servia
Rumelia
Turkey
Europe
Missouri
San Stefano
Macedonia
Winter Courses in Agriculture at Pennsylvania State College
Two hundred twenty five students enroll in four and two year agriculture programs at Penn State. Winter courses opened to nontraditional students last year with ninety enrollments to boost earning power and practical farming knowledge. Courses run December 1 to February 24, offering lectures, field work, and dairy, crop, soil, and animal study. A free illustrated bulletin outlines the five courses, available from the School of Agriculture at State College, Pa.
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Pennsylvania State College
State School of Agriculture
School of Agriculture
State College
Obituary of John Rosendale of Torpedo
John Rosendale died at his home in Torpedo on Wednesday November 4 at age 61. Born in Sweden in 1847 he came to Torpedo at age seven. He leaves a wife two daughters and two sons.
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John Rosendale
Torpedo
Sweden
Taft Victory Sparks Rail and Steel Hiring Booms
In Pittssourg and Philadelphia the election outcome boosts industry. The American Nut and Bolt Fastener Company plans a 20 percent wage raise plus overtime, rehiring laid off workers as rails and equipment orders resume. Baldwin Locomotive Works expects thousands back to work, with full force restored to 20,000 as Taft victory stimulates demand and production.
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Pittssourg
American Nut and Bolt Fastener Company Today
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Taft
Baldwin’s
Samuel B. Vauclain
Albn B. Johnson
Taft Election Sparks Full Work Return in Newark Mills
In Newark New Jersey 5000 mill workers in two large thread plants were notified that full time work would resume next Monday after months of part time operation since last April. The move follows Taft's election announcement and signals a return to normal production schedules.
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Newark
N.J
Taft
Gould Wife Alleges Husband Starved Her by Cutting Allowance
Mrs Howard Gould accuses her husband of attempting to starve her by slashing her yearly allowance to zero. The claim highlights a bitter dispute over finances and spousal support in their ongoing separation.
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Howard Gould
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