Notice to Voters Warren County Republican Committee
Warren PA July 5 1906 notice to voters of Warren County telling Republicans that those aged twenty two or older who have not paid state or county taxes for two years cannot vote. Last assessment September 5 and last payment October 6 to be eligible for the November 6 election.
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Bhnos
Republican Co. Committee
Warren
Warren County
Ralph W. Salsbury
State Board of Law Examiners
Supreme Era of Pennsylvania
Boomeran Editorial Prank In Pittsburg Paper Incident
A Pittsburg Christian Advocate reprint found its way into the Warren Times office and was misread as a critique of the Republican party. The Times copied it in an editorial, triggering glee among supporters while a misprint slipped in about party unity. The piece ends with a sobering line about what might have been.
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Pittsburg Christian Advocate
Warren Times
the Times
Brother Copeland
Republican Party
Political Salad From The Times Commentary
The Times editorial praises Roosevelt and the rate bill while backing a mixed state ticket led by a party switcher, with a county slate of Lincoln Party, Democrat and Prohibition. Edwin S. Stuart is praised as a solid Republican, noted for deeds over oratory.
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the Times
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Congress
Bryan Democrats
Lincoln Party
Democrat
Prohibition
Times
Emery fuels crossfire in political broadside against Lewis Emery
J. J. McLaurin attacks Emery and labor movement, accusing Emery of aiding oppressive corporations in the anthracite region. The piece labels opponents as misled or exploitive, calls for defeating Emery in November, and cites past oil industry actions as proof of malfeasance. The Franklin News cites Josh Billings and mocks political gimmicks while urging a straight ticket.
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Black
Emery
Lewis Emery
Edwin S. Stuart
The
Franklin News
Josh Billings
Prohibition Party
Jeremiah S. Black
Trust official chases rake mistaken for muck rake
A judge, Maud Muller and a corpulent companion ride in a buggy. A trust official bolts for the woods after mistaking Maud's rake for a muck rake, prompting Maud to wonder who fled and why the man ran. The judge offers a humorous explanation.
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Maud Muller
Maud
Chicago Daily News
Stuart Gains Ground as He Campaigns Across State
The Herald notes Stuart strengthens his bid with a strong party record and personal history. Emery and Castle are described as scolding fishwives, while the Republican convention is praised for selecting him as the party standard bearer.
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Emery
Castle
Stuart
Commonwealth
Herald
Man who cusses papers seen as potential crook
The passage argues that anyone who insults the newspapers is likely crooked and using protection ploys to hide sins from print. It suggests that intelligent, reputable men respect the press, which elevates great figures and curbs bad conduct, while noting fools are exceptions.
Education and Revolution in Russia
The Russian government seeks to suppress uneducated peasants while claiming to educate the nation. Primary zemstvo schools, government and parish options, and rural access are described. Zemstvo efforts improve access, with libraries expanding as liberal landowners sponsor school buildings and libraries, though overall schooling remains insufficient.
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Duma
Russia
Zemstvo
Zemstvos
Zenistvo
Ingersoll on Women and Cheap Alcohol From Corn Cobs
The piece quotes Ingersoll praising women as the home’s glory and moral beacon while noting harsh views on men. It then discusses a new law promoting denatured alcohol from green corn cobs, claiming potential production costs as low as 20 cents a gallon and competitive pricing with kerosene and gasoline, marking the experiment as highly significant.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
United States
Story of Montana reveals Butte copper discovery feud unfolds
In the Mc Clure's serial The Story of Montana the copper find at Butte Hill triggers the Daly Clark feud. Mr Connolly narrates the start of a nationally significant political drama presented as a compelling post Civil War battle in republic affairs.
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McClure
Montana
Mr. Connolly
Butte Hill
Marcus Daly
William A. Clark
Court splits fruit rights over cherry tree dispute
Lewisburg's week of court featured a test case on a cherry tree whose branches crossed a line fence. The ruling states fruit on both sides of the boundary belongs to the tree owner.
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Lewisburg
Galveston Idea: A Business Commission Government
The October McClure’s features George K. Turner describing Galveston’s shift to a five member Commission running city services like a business. It details bankruptcy recovery, reduced vice, cleaner streets, improved public health, and the commission's potential as a national model for civic reform.
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United States
George K. Turner
McClure’s
Galveston
Turner
Deepwater Committee
Department of Municipal Service
Silence and Charity Against Slender Gossip
A plea urges readers to refrain from gossip about neighbors and to guard family honor. It warns that slander harms the gossiper as well, noting tragedy may strike any household and urging discretion, charity, and restraint in public discussion.
The Livery Horse and the Mail Order Men
The Bradford Era notes the livery horse bears rough treatment from drivers and argues for horse welfare and rights. It also laments city mail order houses, praising country editors for opposing them and condemning uneven advertising practices.
Scientist Claims Coal Is Edible Nutritive Extract Found
Dr Emile Fischer, Nobel laureate in chemistry four years ago, announces a coal extract with nutritive qualities comparable to beefsteak and eggs. He says the substance could make coal edible. Subscribe for the MAIL.
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Emile Fischer
The Girl Student and the Romantic Studio in Art
Miss Jesse Trimble discusses in New Idea Woman's Magazine how student artists, especially women, must avoid cluttered, overly showy studios. She argues for cleanliness, order, and proper tools, noting domestic overlap like cooking and sleeping in shared spaces can hamper artistic development.
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Jessie Trimble
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
Vaccination Reduces Smallpox in Philippines Board Report
Health officials note fewer smallpox cases in Manila compared with Washington and Baltimore. In the past year 213 000 Manila residents were vaccinated, with early withdrawals in resistant provinces followed by a rapid revival of vaccination after local leaders intervened.
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Board of Health of the Philippines
Washington
Baltimore
Islands
Manila
Mam Legal Blanksa Specialty Offers Quick Job Printing
In need of fine job printing on short notice, Mam Legal Blanksa specializes in fast, reliable work. The item promises prompt service and high quality for urgent printing tasks.
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Forest County
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Oil City
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B. G. Gregory
Republican County Committee
Citizens National Bank
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Kk. W. Parshall
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N, Greenland & Son
Warren, PA
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Livery Horse
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Grass Seed
Timothy
Kopf
Henry
Court of Common Pleas
Pennsylvania
James Brothers
Penn Tanning Co
Angus D. McGregor
William Hill
Harry
Bageet Rank
Mary Baldenwick
J.B. Erb
Charles Sigel
Lewis Everett
Wright & Miller
A. M. Turner Lumber Co
Warren Table Works
Granger & Co
E. H. Morrison
Caroline T. King
Dennis King
Agnes Franklin
A. P. Griggs
M. R. Lavery
J. K. Weaver
Fannie M. Weaver
Frank Bartlett
Charles B. Salyer
International Savings & Trust Co
A. A. Printz
Salyer & Randall
Pauline Z. Crane
Pennsylvania Railroad
Urbano Scalise Et al
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Edward Faulhaber
August Rumphr
H. M. Putnam
John Siggins, JR
Lake Shore
Nickel Plate
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