Pennsylvania Governor Election Totals and Races Revealed
The State department reports official Governor race totals: Pennypacker 450,977. Pattison 142,340. others minor. Pennypacker leads by 308,637 with total votes 1,094,714. Lieutenant governor results show Brown 606,082 vs Guthrie 424,828. Secretary of Internal Affairs results list Brown 614,560 and Nolan 410,223.
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Pennsylvania
State Department
J. A. Weible
S. W. Pennypacker
R. E. Pattison
S. C. Swallow
W. Adams
J. W. Slayton
Pennypacker
Pattison
W. M. Brown
George W. Guthrie
L. L. Grumbine
D. L. Munroe
J. M. Barnes
Brown
Guthrie
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Isaac B. Brown
James Nolan
M. S. Marquis
Frank Feehan
H.C. Gould
Nolan
Brown Wins Large Plurality for Internal Affairs Post
Major Isaac B. Brown secures 204 337 vote plurality statewide for Secretary of Internal Affairs. He leads the state ticket in most counties except Berks with 142 340 votes, boosting his image as Deputy Secretary and popular across Pennsylvania.
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Isaac B. Brown
Berks
Harrisburg
Major Brown
Parlor matches billed as safest in Youngsville
An advertisement touts prohibition of New York City style parlor matches and promotes U S Safety Parlor Match Co in Youngsville Warren County Pennsylvania as makers of the best and safest matches, offering free samples.
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New York City
Youngsville
Warren Co
U.S
J. W. Hine
C. W. Nichols
James M. Crull
J. P. Conroe
J. H. King
L. G. Johnson
G. Harris
N. P. Wheeler
John Dusenbury
W. J. Knupp
Safe Deposit Co
Thos
Crane
E. V. MacDonald
Admi
Drew Levick Co
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co
George L. Smith & Co
J. Walter McKinney
Youngsville Mfg. Co., Limited
S. M. Sherman
Charles Marsh
E. Head
John H. Fuellhart
A. D. Head Estate
J.C. Knupp
The
Campbell Lumber Co
Union Abattoir Co
the Gale Mfg. Co
Elmer W. Moore
Black
Bro’s
I. L. Shank
J. H. Langdon
Emma B. Holister
Charles Simpson
K. M. Knapp
Robhy
Warren
Watterson Parodies Civil War Weapons Rhetoric
Henry Watterson quips that Democrats fight with bows and arrows while Republicans are armed with Krag Jorgensens. He adds a sharper jab by noting Democrats are equipped with boomerangs, suggesting missed accuracy. The remark satirizes political clash and weapon imagery.
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Henry Watterson
Col. Watterson
Wages Rise On Pennsylvania Railroad System Benefit
The Pittsburg Gazette notes a wage increase across the Pennsylvania railroad system. Employed workers from the old Allegheny Valley and Western New York and Pennsylvania lines share the raise and join the pension plan, a substantial gain for all involved.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny Valley
Dalzell Favored for Speaker By Pennsylvania Delegation
The race for Speaker of the House narrows to a contest between Representatives Dalzell and Cannon with Dalzell receiving solid support from Pennsylvania. Voters from Pittsburgh and other PA members express confidence that Dalzell should be elected.
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Dalzell
Cannon
Pennsylvania
John Dalzell
Pittsburg
When Grover Cleveland Era Railroads Cut Wages
The narrator contrasts the past when railroads under President Cleveland avoided wage increases by bankruptcy risks with the present, implying modern railroads are different and perhaps more willing to raise or adjust wages.
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Grover Cleveland
Great Railroad
Mail to be issued Wednesday afternoon for turkey raid
The Mail will publish next week on Wednesday afternoon a day earlier than usual due to the annual turkey raid. Advertisers and correspondents are asked to note the change and plan accordingly.
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Turkey
Chicago live cattle and hog prices fall in markets
Prices in Chicago for live cattle and hogs have declined by 25 to 40 percent, though meat market prices show less dramatic drops. The article notes a persistent clear season promoter suggesting continued activity through winter.
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Chicago
President Roosevelt Prefers Horses to Automobiles
The text notes that President Roosevelt has never ridden in a horseless carriage and favors a good horse, asserting no admirer of early autos. It emphasizes his preference for traditional transportation over the new technology.
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Roosevelt
Turkey Market Rises as Demand Pushes Prices Higher
The market shows firm turkey prices with a higher trend, while reports warn next week of large staffing disruptions that could affect supply and processing capacity.
Republicans Triumph in Hawaii and Map of Political Steps
The note praises Republican gains in Hawaii on November 4 and urges aligning with Pennsylvania and other key states. It suggests expressing gratitude with action before death and links Thanksgiving to the upcoming Congress. The mood is celebratory and forward looking.
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Hawaii
Pennsylvania
District Court of the United States
Western District of
Royal N. Marlett
Warren
Warren County
Congress
Pittsburg
Roosevelt Speech in New York City Before Bear Hunting Trip
President Roosevelt delivered an eloquent address at the New York Chamber of Commerce outlining national questions. He praised friendly goodwill toward weaker nations and prosperity abroad, urged preparedness for defense, and focused on industrial troubles. He called for peace at home through mutual consideration and public interests, arguing against industrial war with earnest, manly tone.
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Roosevelt
New York City
Chamber of Commerce
West party shifts blamed on prosperity and hard times
The Kansas City Journal argues the western voters swing to the Republicans when prosperity returns and back to Democrats when hard times hit. The piece notes the public favors the party that brings good times.
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Bryan
Kansas City Journal
Make Football Safer
The Syracuse Herald argues the sport should not be abolished but reformed to reduce injuries. It suggests a more open style of play as a possible remedy to lower risk while keeping football’s core appeal.
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Syracuse Herald
Kansas Election Marital Question Tests Governor Elects
The Kansas election stirred a dispute over the bachelor status of governor elect W. J. Bailey and lieutenant governor elect D. J. Hanna. A party convention faced pressure, but both men pledged marriage after the victory, averting defeat. The question remains who will wed first.
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Kansas
W. J. Bailey
D. J. Hanna
Railroads Face Car Shortage As Manufacturers Struggle
Railroads confront the worst car and motive power famine in their history. They need about fifty thousand more cars, despite spending $200,000,000 on new equipment last year. Locomotive and car works are overwhelmed with orders, signaling a long, prosperous period ahead for the industries.
Tarbell's Historic Oil Tale Opens McClure Feature
A November feature in McClure's Magazine launches Ida M. Tarbell's History of the Standard Oil Company. Tarbell, Titusville born, is praised as an able writer and the work is described as fact filled and illustrated with portraits of oil operators. The series is expected to be of great interest to oil region residents.
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McClure
Ida M. Tarbell
Standard Oil Company
Tarbell
Titusville
Anthracite Coal Phrase Questioned in Modern Use
Some argue anthracite coal is improper since anthracite is a mineral variety of coal. Yet a scientist in a recent coal study uses the term and it was widely used during the strike.
Republicans Gain Seats in Pennsylvania Legislature
The election produced a three seat gain for Republicans in each chamber. The Senate stands 41 Republicans to 9 Democrats and the House 158 Republicans to 46 Democrats. Joint ballot would be 199 Republicans to 55 Democrats, roughly four to one.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Timely Topics and Oddities in a Historic Wire
A mosaic of brief items: corn harvest at 2 542 000 000 bushels. Pittsburgh freight blockade idling 60 000 workers. a jibe about honeymoon meals. a coal arbitration panel with 24 lawyers for operators and six for miners. record 190 mile 190 minute trolley run Cleveland to Toledo. reflections on work and wealth. calls to restore the canteen in the army. a Bellefontain police court case by telephone. a German Hospital joke on Miss Death and Dr Dye with nurses Payne and Grone.
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Pittsburg
Arbitration Commission
Cleveland
Toledo
Democratic Party
Henry Watterson
Steve Cleveland
Harrisburg Telegraph
Corbin
Congress
Ohio
Haviland
Bellefontain
J. Blair
Lakeview
Elegant wedding presents at MoRcK and Kirberger's
A large stock of wedding presents is offered at MoRcK and Kirberger's with low prices, highlighting a wide selection for brides and grooms.
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Morck & Kirberger’s
Morce & Kirberger’s
Justice Smith Refuses Removal. Court Still Short Two Justices
Justice Smith of the Superior Court says he is not sick enough for removal by Governor Stone and aims to hold his seat. Chief Justice Rice and Justice Mitchell remain absent due to illness.
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Justice Smith
Superior Court
Gov. Stone
Rice
Mitchell
Roosevelt enjoys Mississippi bear hunt trip without shot
President Roosevelt hunted in Mississippi after a bear but left for home Tuesday without firing a shot. His party did manage a bear and a deer during the outing, and local residents teased he might return to the area for more trophies.
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Roosevelt
Mississippi
Neck O
New Styles In Fall and Winter Cloths by Jacob Keller
Jacob Keller the tailor announces new fall and winter clothing styles arriving now. The shop promises best work and the lowest prices for customers seeking updated wardrobes this season.
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Jacob Keller
Wedding Invitations and Programs Offered at MAIL Office
The MAIL office advertises latest wedding invitations announcements calling cards ball invitations and programs with neat elegant designs at low prices for customers planning events.
Engraved Stationery Display at The Mail Office
Latest and fashionable stationery samples shown with prices. Call at Kertcher's, leader in millinery, for fine display of the latest and best in millinery.
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Kertcher’s
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Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Ennypacker
Franklin News
Youngstown
Warren Savings Bank
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State of Pennsylvania
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Commonwealth
G. B. Ensworth
G. RB. Ensworth
R. W. Stonn
James Clark
R. W. Stone
A.J. Hazeltine
Warren Trust Company
State of
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County of
Chas, E
Cobb
Asst
Treas
Chas. E. Corn
A. Mintzer
J. W. Dunkle
Geo. E. Colvin
W. S. Clark
Notary Public
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Perry D. Clark
George Krimbill
Court of Common Pleas
F, M, Knapp
Gale Manufacturing Company
Warren, Pa
Court of Common
Vorce
Frederica Ferguson
Libellant
Dallas B. Ferguson
Court O Common Pleas
C. CG. Thompson
Warren Borough
G. C. Swanson
Leas of
Smiley & Bettis
Liberty St
Warren. N. CY. & Pa
Baker PA
Warren Trust
David Walter
Glade
Albert D. Walter
George B. Walter
Onondaga Ave
William T. Lindsey
Mary E. Masterson
Sarah Barnett
Hannah Sawyer
Howard H. Clark Co., Limited
Lambertville
Eberhart
W.F. Henry
Foley
A. A. Davis & 0
B. Warren Tel. Co
R.S
S. Sweet
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