Republicans urged to aid Democrats to influence Roosevelt era politics
The text urges Republicans to leave their party and help elect Democrats at state and local levels, highlighting that control of Congress is at stake and noting the Pennsylvania Legislature will elect a U.S. Senator to replace Penrose. It warns Republicans against fusion movements and urges active participation to back President Roosevelt's administration.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Penrose
Roosevelt
Elkin Speaks for Republicans in Warren and Cambria Counties
Attorney General J. P. Elkin draws support for the Republican ticket in Warren County joining Judge Penny Packer on the platform. He asserts loyalty to the party in Cambria County remarks last week, stressing steadfast Republican allegiance.
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J. P. Elkin
Warren County
Judge Pennypacker
John
Cambria County
Sowden Nominated by Republicans for Berks-Lehigh
Hon. William H. Sowden of Allentown, a former Democratic Congressman from Lehigh, was nominated by the Republicans for Congress in the Berks Lehigh district last week. His party affiliation and stance on money questions raise questions about his cross-party choice.
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WM. H. Sowden
Allentown
Lehigh
Berks-Lehigh
Sowden
Senator Quay Turns 69 Amid Election Beat
Last Tuesday September 30 marked the 69th birthday of Senator Matthew Stanley Quay of Pennsylvania. Friends note he remains in good health and continues to lead in the political arena as he outpaces the Democrats.
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Matthew Stanley Quay
Pennsylvania
Mullin Nominated for Assembly by Cameron County Republicans
Harry H. Mullin editor of the Cameron County Press was nominated for the Assembly by Cameron county Republicans last week. He ought to be elected by a large majority and is regarded as perhaps the best member Cameron ever had.
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Harry H. Mullin
Cameron County
Cameron
Gen Alger Secures Senate Seat By Michigan Legislature
Gen Alger receives appointment to the U S Senate to fill the Milligan vacancy after being named by the governor following Milligan's death. The legislature will elect the senator next winter.
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Gen. Alger
U. S
Michigan
Milligan
Oil Prince Col Guffey and the Democratic Barrel
A historical note questions whether trusts support democracy in Pennsylvania. It identifies Col Guffey as an oil magnate tied to the Standard monopoly and asks if he drives the money power behind the party.
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Pennsylvania
Col. Guffey
Missouri Republicans Eye November 4 1902 Rise
The St Louis Globe Democrat endorses November 4 1902 as an ideal date for Missouri Republicans to appear. The remark signals strong anticipation that Missouri will join national trend and gain political stature in a larger political scene.
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Missouri
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Gov Stone to Speak in Harrisburg on Campaign Platform
Governor Stone will deliver his first campaign speech next Saturday in Harrisburg joining Judge Pennypacker and Attorney General Elkin on the same platform. The brief notice notes a campaign event with multiple state figures.
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Gov. Stone
Harrisburg
Judge Pennypacker
Genee Elkin
Tariff Debate Cited By Secretary Shaw
Secretary Shaw argues tariff changes should be enacted by friends of American industry, not by opponents of the protective system. He stresses support for protection to sustain industry and domestic jobs.
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Shaw
Democratic cry cites trust list and labor idle roster
The text notes a political claim that Democrats rely on a "free list" of trust articles while contrasting it with a figure of 98 placing all American laborers on the idle list. The excerpt reflects partisan rhetoric and labor mood without specific events or locations.
Wealthy Man Described By New Phrase “Coal in His Bin”
The remark redefines affluence as possessing coal in a bin, a vivid image used to portray a person of wealth living beyond the gas belt. It suggests a rural or industrial nuance in social commentary.
Best Job Printing at the Mart
A brief notice highlights the Mart offering top quality job printing services. It emphasizes prompt, reliable turnaround and competitive pricing for local patrons seeking printed materials.
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Mart
Pattison attack in Warren County politics
The piece attacks ex-Gov Pattison and his party in Warren County, arguing the Democrat's anti corruption rhetoric hides partisan aims. It warns that a Pattison victory could shift control to Democrats, threaten Roosevelt's policies, and harm business, urging Republican support and noting Roosevelt's views on trusts and tariffs.
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Pattison
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Congress
Cleveland
Congress of
United States
Republican Party
Finest and Cheapest Capitol in Pennsylvania
The Crawford Journal notes Governor Stone’s administration faced criticism over the state capitol project but praises the now underway building. It reports contracts let for a Capitol of Washington Library quality at 36 cents per cubic foot versus 66 cents for the Congressional Library, promising a premier capitol at lower cost.
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Stone
Congressional Library
Washington
Pennsylvania
Crawford Journal
Sibley to Speak Widely Despite Local Focus
Congressman J C Sibley has received many invitations to speak in several states during the fall campaign. His announcements emphasize that his own county and district will be given attention, despite consensus that his election is a foregone conclusion. He aims to secure a large Republican plurality for the ticket.
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J. C. Sibley
Oil City
Will Pennypacker Be Governor of Pennsylvania
The piece praises Samuel W. Pennypacker as a quiet, humorous, honest judge fit to be governor. It notes his leadership roles in historical and German societies and predicts a strong Republican effort in October banquets and elections. Republicans aim for a large Pennypacker majority and to protect five Congressional districts and the U.S. Senate seat.
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Samuel W. Pennypacker
Common Pleas
Philadelphia
Judge Pennypacker
Pennsylvania Historical Society
Pennsylvania German Society
Pennypacker
United States Senate
Protests Over Pattison Endorsement by Railway Employees Group
The Republican State Committee received protests from Legislative Committee of Railway Employees claiming a secret unlawful march influenced the endorsement of Pattison. They say the vote was 28 for Pattison and 17 against, with the minority calling the process corrupt and in violation of association laws.
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Republican State Committee
Legislative Committee
Democratic Corruption Fund
Pattison
Sleep aids proposed by London Mail writer
A London Mail writer claims insomnia can be tackled by proper breathing. The method involves lying flat, relaxing muscles, taking a deep breath, holding four seconds, and exhaling until the chest and abdomen collapse, repeating until fatigue ends. Implemented as a simple breathing routine.
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London Mail
Peter Pan Feature in Barrie Ten Page Serial
The October Scribner’s issue spotlights Barrie’s The Little White Bird and the Peter Pan fairy tale as its centerpiece. It showcases a color cover by Mills Thompson, a Yohn frontispiece with tint, and Remington Western types depicting the Cow Boy and other figures. Editorials attack political partisanship and judge Pednypacker’s gubernatorial stance as partisan in nature.
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Barrie
Scribner’s
Peter Pan
Mills Thompson
Yohn
Frederic Remington
Fruit Out of Season and The Primrose West in Lippincott's October
Mary Moss presents Fruit Out of Season as a fresh clever novel in the October issue. Marie Van Vorst offers The Primrose West as her best work yet, while Josiah Allen's Wife delivers Dr Marsh's Fortunate Call with quaint humor.
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Lippincott
Mary Moss
Marie van Vorst
Commissioner Ware reports military pension rolls near one million
The annual report of Commissioner Eugene F. Ware shows 738,809 soldiers on the rolls and 260,637 widows and dependents, totaling just under a million. Encouraging progress is noted in disposing of pending applications.
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Eugene F. Ware
Missing camel-back bridge over Susquehanna prompts talk of new span
In Harrisburg the historic camel-back bridge spanning the Susquehanna has vanished leaving only its piers. Local officials and residents discuss plans for a replacement bridge.
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Harrisburg
Susquehana
Childs Tricycle For Sale Cheap
A child's tricycle in good condition offered for sale. Inquire at Mali office.
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Mali Ofice
White House to add 800 piece Colonial china set
A china service valued around 25 000 to 30 000 dollars will join the White House collection. The set features a simple Colonial gold pattern with the U S seal enamel on the front and will be used at winter functions. It includes 15 dozen dinner plates and other place settings plus 144 glassware pieces. The article notes royal Russian china valued at 250 000 dollars and recent high priced orders by King Edward of England.
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White House
United States
Russia
Edward
England
Prosperous Pennsylvania Revenue Surges as State Tops Records
The State Treasury reports this fiscal year ending November 30 will surpass all prior years with about 22 million dollars collected so far, exceeding last year’s 17 million. Officials had predicted 25 million for the next two years, yet 38 million has already been credited. Governor Stone promised to maintain order, while State Treasurer Harris disperses school funds at a million dollars weekly.
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Pennsylvania
Treasury
Stone
Harris
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Press announces nationwide news service
The Philadelphia Press touts its extensive coverage with special European and domestic correspondents and access to major papers including New York World and AP. It emphasizes wide circulation, exclusive privileges, and one-cent daily price.
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Philadelphia Press
Europe
New York World
New York Tribune
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Boston Journal
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Utah Congress Will Likely Be Morman Favoring
A Buffalo Express report says both Utah parties are dominated by the Mormon church this year and the state will be represented in Congress by Mormons on whichever side wins. It notes the Roberts experiment may teach not to send polygamists to Congress.
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Utah
Congress
Roberts
Buffalo Express
Politician’s Hopeful? Schoolboy Delivers Wry Reply
An Indiana schoolteacher warned a student that studying could lead to a future presidency. The boy replied with dry humor that he does not expect to be elected, adding I’m a Democrat. The remark lands as a sharp local moment.
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Indiana
Nolan Stays Home From Campaign Trail
The Honorable James Nolan declines the campaign circuit and remains at home to watch the bar, according to the Philadelphia Press report.
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James Nolan
Philadelphia Press
Engraved Stationery Styles at the Mail Office
Latest and fashionable engraved stationery on display with samples and prices shown at the Mail Office.
Cost-Saving Cloth Sale At Jacob Keller Tailor
At cost closing out 1000 yards of cloth for rainy day skirts in 30 shades. Cash only. Jacob Keller the Tailor offers the sell-through deal.
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Jacob Keller
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Dwight Cowan
Warren
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Lawrence County
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Erie County
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Venango County
Henry H. Cumings
Assembly
Lewis C. Baker
Columbus
Register and Recorder
Charles D. Crandall
WM. S. Peirce
Frank Hagberg
Elk
Frank M. Downing
South West
Elmer E. Thompson
Farmington
A, M. Bennett
Spring Creek
Wt, Farnsworth
Mead
Cincinnati
Logansport
Pednypacker
Partisan
Kilmer
BAKER
Court OF Common Pleas
Fae C. Johnson
Jessie L. Johnson
Wm. Schnur
Hoffman
Borough of
State of
Frank J. Lyons
Orphans’ Court
Warren Renaty
William Hazeltine
James Hutchinson
Warrenborough
E. B. Eldred
Perry D. Clark
de Bonis
Eirk
Eldred
Warren Borough
Ga‘d County
James W, Wiggilns
Court House
Richard J. Atridge
Arren
County of
High Street
John Masterson
William Carlow
Richard Atridge
Edward F. Atridge
Leon G. Ball
S. L. Wood & Co
S. L. Wood
L. Wood
Elias L. Wood
Aris
Demeanor
Arisin
W.griest
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Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Penennsylvania
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Libellant
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