Emery retracts Lebanon bribery charge against McNichol
The article reports Lewis Emery Jr rescinding claims that James P. McNichol bribed legislators to back Marshall for Speaker in 1901. McNichol had sued Emery for 250000 in damages and pursued criminal action. The piece labels Emery a demagogue and praises Edwin S. Stuart as Pennsylvania’s next governor.
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Emery
Lebanon
McNichol
Lewis Emery, JR
Pennsylvania
Emery Stamp
Pennsylvania Republican
Edwin S. Stuart
Lewis Emery
Oil City
Secretary Root Defends Monroe Doctrine At Kansas City
Secretary of State in a Trans-Mississippi Congress speech rebuts European misinterpretations of Burgess and reiterates Monroe Doctrine as wise enduring policy guiding U S responses to foreign interventions in the hemisphere. He asserts the United States will draw the line against old world rule and avoid worse conflicts.
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Root
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
Kansas City
Burgess
University of Berlin
Monroe
United States
Mormon President Joseph Smith Faces Court Plea
The Salt Lake City leader pleaded guilty to unlawful cohabitation and was fined 300 dollars. He told the court that he had attempted to fulfill religious obligations while noting his domestic record shows no missed duties.
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Roosevelt
Joseph Smith
Salt Lake City
Smith
Furniture stock sale invitation
Our variety was never larger or better. Our stock is too large to begin to itemize, but the public is invited to come in and look over our stock of furniture and get prices. Whether you buy or not, it is no trouble to show you goods.
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Edward Martindale
Martindale
Archibald Griffith
Griffith
Ned
Archie Griffith
Bess
America
Tie
Trade and commerce drift through late autumn as holiday goods rise
Trade retarded by weather for season staples yet holiday goods move early in strong volume. Wholesale activity outpaces last year with improving collections while manufacturing reports show full employment but delayed deliveries due to weak railway facilities. November railway earnings exceed 9.5 percent year over year and export surges outpace October records. The security market nears historic highs as bank exchanges jump and commercial failures show pockets of stress across manufacturing and trading sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
Dun
Unwritten Law Debate Echoes in Lynching Call
The writer argues the unwritten law underpins sensational Southern tragedy. Thaw says he followed it in killing Stanford White and critics claim the unwritten law justifies lynching. The piece urges repeal of the unwritten law.
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Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
South
Lost gold rimmed glasses found on North Conewango Avenue
A pair of gold rimmed glasses found on North Conewango Avenue. Owner should contact Matt at the office to prove property and pay for this ad to claim them.
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Conewango Avenue
Teach Them How to Handle a Gun
A Woman's Home Companion writer urges parents to train boys to respect firearms. He argues boys differ from girls and stresses teaching safe handling from loading to firing, with a focus on never pointing a weapon at anything not intended to shoot and avoiding danger to others.
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Woman’s Home Companion
Banking Power in National Banks and Loans
Comptroller Ridgley notes 6,137 national banks in the United States, up 380, concentrated in Texas Oklahoma Indian Territory Minnesota Illinois and Pennsylvania. Total bank circulation nears 524 million dollars while loans to active business men reach 300 million, about five times the nation’s bonded debt, with U S banking power totaling around 15 trillion against 19 trillion for the rest of the world.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Minnesota
Illinois
Pennsylvania
United States
Ridgley
Chicago Tribune
Captain Clapp Bequest Honors Civil War Comrades
Captain J. M. Clapp showed devotion to his Civil War comrades in Co. F of the 121st by leaving parts of his wealth to aid the Union veterans. The will reflects his belief in aiding those beyond his immediate family and honors his memory as a steadfast comrade through prior hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Clapp
Co. F
121St
Old Guard
Union of States
Clapp
Shrinkage of Corn in the Crib at Iowa Station
Study notes corn stored at a normal crib from 7000 pounds with successive quarterly losses of 630 pounds 9 percent 300 pounds 5 percent 220 pounds 3 percent and 190 pounds 1.57 percent totaling 1430 pounds and over 20 percent.
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Iowa Experiment Station
Public Servants and Voter Contact Urged for Better Government
An editorial urges Pennsylvanians to improve ties between voters and officials at all levels. It argues officials are public servants who need constituent input to act wisely and that closer communication will reduce criticism and raise political performance.
A Wife's Ruse Ends in Firm Marriage Reform
Edward Martindale a clubman who chased leisure finds his jealous wife and a cavalier push him to expose a ruse. After a staged affair, his wife confesses truly but he uncovers the plot, resigns from his clubs, and vows devoted family life with wife and children.
Court verdict and partial estate transfers listed
The record lists numerous property transfers in Warren and surrounding towns totaling varied sums from 1 to 16500 dollars. A scathing editorial condemns Chester Gillett for the murder of Grace Brown, denouncing spectators at the trial as heartless.
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Chester Gillett
Grace Brown
Matt Office Seeks Orders For First Class Job Work
Local print notice invites customers to place orders for premium first class job work at Matt Office. The brief emphasizes prompt service and professional results in writing, typesetting, and related tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Office
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Kinzua
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Salome M. Messner
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Raymond A. Head
Brokenstraw
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Joseph Nelson
Freehold
Ada Porter
William Steen
Triumph
Violette Hutchinson
Wm. Steen
Eva Hartrup
Hattie Hotchkiss
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Elk
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Clarendon
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