Warren County Official Vote Totals Show Roosevelt Lead
The Warren County vote table shows Roosevelt leading by 3522 with McKinley four years ago at 3109. Prohibition votes surpass prior records, Swallow's governor tally up 242, and the 1900 overall presidential vote of 8581 is reduced by 1799 this year to 6782. The Socialists rise to 48 for State Treasurer.
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Warren County
Roosevelt
McKinley
Elkin
Cold Water Party
Swallow
Parker
Spring Creek
Prohibition
Watson Tp
Bryan
Government Intervenes in Private Railroad Damage Suit
For the first time under the present administration, the government steps into a private damage action after safety appliance rules on interstate railroads. A brakeman injured while coupling noncompliant cars pursued damages in federal court, lost, and prompted President Roosevelt to direct a writ of certiorari to the Supreme Court. The case tests enforcement of a remedial statute protecting worker lives.
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United States
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Sibley Retakes Congress Seat With 9210 Vote Margin
Return judges in Warren counted results from the 28th district showing Mr Sibley winning another term by a handsome plurality of 9 210. The official tally follows the Tuesday session in Warren.
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Sibley
Congress
Warren
Sibley, Heilman
Ep. Dem
William L. Foster
Voters Pick Governors While Roosevelt Dominates
The independent voter backed candidates at the polls last week with Democratic governors chosen in Massachusetts and Minnesota. President Roosevelt won large majorities, while state officials and the Legislature remained Republican. The passage notes that people will rule though patient and long-suffering.
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Massachusetts
Minnesota
Roosevelt
Electric locomotives to power Long Island railroad
A Pittsburg company builds motors for 122 electric engines for a Long Island railroad. The text envisions trains that run cleanly, avoiding coal smoke and soot on travelers, signaling a more comfortable future of rail transport.
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Pittsburg
Long Island
St. Louis Fair to Welcome Roosevelt Saturday Show
St Louis fair managers announce their exhibit is valuable and ready for a larger crowd. President Roosevelt and his party will view the great show on Saturday November 26th.
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St. Louis Fair
Sam
Roosevelt
Small Democratic Minority Grows in Pennsylvania Legislature
The next Pennsylvania Legislature will have only twenty five Democrats, with nine serving as Senators carried over from two years ago. Voters at the last election would likely have reduced this number further if they had known.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania candidate urged for next Republican president
A Scranton Truth quote urges a Pennsylvania born candidate to lead the GOP. The London Times praises Roosevelt as the secret to his success, calling him a representative American who captured the voters' support.
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Scranton
The
United States
Pennsylvania
London Times
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Elects One Democratic Congressman Last Week
One Democratic congressman was elected in Pennsylvania last week and will face a contest. M. Cc. Kline of Berks County led W. H. Sowden by about 200 votes.
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Pennsylvania
M. Cc. Kline
Berks County
W. H. Sowden
Election Echoes On Roosevelt Victory And State Slugfest
The piece reviews post election reactions highlighting Roosevelt's broad win across states and counties. It notes Parker and Roosevelt margins in Pennsylvania and Maryland mismark issues, plus new Congressional delegates and varied gubernatorial results in Massachusetts Minnesota Missouri Colorado and Montana. It also covers local county contests in Lawrence and Mercer and discusses party organization implications.
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C. D. Eckels
Cambridge News
Assembly
Crawford County
Swallow
Bryan
Naval Board
Navy
Clarion
Roosevelt
Elk County
McKinley
New York Sun
Warren Friends
Wm. H. Andrews
Congress
New Mexico
Nebraska
Senate
Warren
Missouri
Washington
Cockrell
Maryland
Alton B. Parker
Theodore Roosevelt
Kentucky
Parker
Col. Watterson
Louisville
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Colorado
Montana
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Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
West Virginia
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Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
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Wallace
Porter
Mercer County
Williams
Miller
Pettit
Eye to the Future After Big Republican Victory
The piece urges the Republican Party to leverage the 1904 triumph to push for higher statesmanship over the next four years. It praises President Roosevelt for honesty and bold reforms, warns against complacency, and calls for renewed discipline in Congress and party leadership to avoid wasted gains.
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The
Buffalo Express
Republican Party
Roosevelt
McKinley
Bryan
Parker
White House
Congress
Washington
Printing Focus Shifts as Schedule Clears
In a busy newsroom, the team pivots to laser in on efficient printing workflows while awaiting the next assignment. The move promises smoother production, reduced downtime, and a tighter turnaround for upcoming editions.
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor Pennypacker
The governor declares Thursday November 24 a day of thanksgiving for divine blessings and deliverance. He urges Pennsylvanians to worship in homes and churches and to aid the needy, keeping faith with past recoveries and moral welfare.
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Samuel Whitaker Pennypacker
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Previous Landslides in Electoral College History
The New York World notes historical landslides by party in U S presidential elections. It cites Monroe 1820 231 to 1 Adams, Harrison 1840 235 to 60 Van Buren, Pierce 1852 254 to 42 Scott, Lincoln 1864 212 to 21 McClellan, and Grant 1872 286 to 80 Greeley electors whose votes were divided after Greeley's death, yielding sizable majorities.
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Mr. Roosevelt
James Monroe
John Quincey Adams
William Henry Harrison
Martin van Buren
Franklin Pierce
Winfield Scott
Abraham Lincoln
George B. McClellan
Grant
Greeley
New York World
Agriculture estimates record corn harvest at 2.453 billion bushels
The Department of Agriculture projects a record corn crop of 2.453 billion bushels based on gathered data. If flour prices rise, the nation could rely on Johnony cake mush and milk as economical staples.
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Department of Agriculture
Administration Notice for Estate of Layranelle Secor
Letters of Administration granted for Layranelle Secor late of Warren County Pennsylvania. Creditors must pay debts to Evelyn H. Radaker Admx and present claims for settlement by authenticated filing in Warren Pennsylvania. October 3, 1904.
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A. Fred E. Sill
Warren
Warren County
Penna
Layranelle Secor
Penri
Evelyn H. Radeker
Admix
Warren, Pa
Warren County Orphans Court to review estate accounts
The Warren County Register lists multiple final and first accounts filed for estates and guardianships including Eliza Rollins Elena Hoop John Davidson Jesse Baccus D L Gerould T B Stanford Fred Sechrist W J Richards Clarence Walton Cynthia Walton Henry Flacke Louise Werle Honor Parmlee John Masterson Roger Mooney and others. A December 5 1904 hearing at 2 PM will confirm and allow these accounts.
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Warren County
Orphans’ Court
Eliza T. Rollins
John O. Rollins
Elena M. Hoop
John F. Seaman
John M. Davidson
Jennie Waggand
Adelia Wagzand
Jesse Baccus
Alfred S. Skinner
D. L. Gerould
Sextus Keller
T. 8
Stanford
Peter Benson
Fred Sechrist
Andrew Sechrist
W. J. Richards
Patrick Carroll
Clarence L. Walton
Cynthia A. Walton
Levi Walton
Henry Flacke
Marie Flacke
Louise Flacke Werle
D. B
Parmlee
James O. Parnlee
John G. Smith
John Masterson
Roger Mooney
John Dailey
Co. D. Crandall
Register, Register’s
Warren
Electoral majorities listed by The Philadelphia Inquirer
A fragment lists historical vote margins for U S presidential races from 1880 to 1904. It names Cleveland, Hayes, Harrison, Garfield, Blaine, Hancock, Weaver, Bryan, and McKinley with various majorities, indicating enduring election margins across multiple years. The text appears as a garbled OCR excerpt with scattered figures and years.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Aoe B. Hayes
Tilland
Cleveland
Barrison and
Weaver
Gen Low Wallace Mortal Struggle At 77
Gen Low Wallace author of Ben Har is described as starving and unable to retain nourishment. Physicians say his life may last only a few months. He is 77 years old. The piece notes ladies may visit Miss Sill's store to view trim millinery.
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Low Wallace
Miss Sill’s
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