Subpoena in Divorce Case in Warren County Court
Subpoena issued in George G Kemp v Gertrude A Kemp in Warren County Common Pleas No 1 September term 1908. Respondent failed to appear. she must attend Nov 2 1908 court to answer libel for divorce per acts and court order. Sheriff B G Gregory signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Common Pleas
George G. Kemp
Libellant
Gertrude A. Kemp
Aoceet
Court of Common Pleas
B. G. Gregory
Global Depression Looms Over Britain And Europe
A New York correspondence reports widespread business downturns abroad as the United States shows relative resilience. UK exports and domestic manufacture fall sharply, pauperism rises, and unemployment surges in Glasgow and London amid a global depressional trend.
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United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
United Kingdom
London
London Financial Times
Board of Trade
Belgium
Canada
France
Germany
Egypt
Japan
Switzerland
Foreign capital wary of Bryan in election view
Philadelphia Inquirer notes a rising argument against Bryan based on the Senate likely remaining Republican and fears that his administration would attract hostile cabinet picks. Jules Bache reports European investors favor Taft for rising foreign investments and warns about Bryan surrounds and Roosevelt may have included.
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Bryan
Senate
Supreme Court
Treasury
Department
Haskell
Treasury Department
Roosevelt
Taft
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York
Jules Bache
Europe
Gompers Can't Control Labor Declares Official Letter
Special correspondence from Indianapolis details a circular from T. L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers. Lewis rebukes using the union to sway votes and asserts the UMW’s duty is to members, not to promote a candidate or political ends, urging miners to decide for themselves.
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Samuel Gompers
Bryan
T. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
United States
United Mine Workers
Phonograph Silent on Free Silver Attacks in Bryan Record
A Drockvil Rean note says Bryan phonograph records lack speeches for free silver and calls for government railway ownership. No attacks on Roger Sullivan or Colonels Walttersor and Guffey appear. omissions convey an important story about the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phonograph
Bryan Phonograph
Roger Sullivan
Walttersor
Guffey
Drockvil Rean
Local Lawyer Plans Contribution Block in Proceedings
A garbled report hints at a Pennsylvania matter where Bryan faces obstacles to moving a sizable $10,060 contribution. The text mentions delaying actions and a figure connected to a gentleman, with unclear subsequent steps and names.
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Bryan
Guffey
Penneyleania
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T. I. Ball
Lave
Beaty
New
Craftes W. Stone
Ralph W. Stone
First Nat’l Bank
Warren
Superior
Supreme Courts
Pennsylvania
H .S. Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
Ct. Eddy
Attorney At Law
Warren National Bank
Sane General Law
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Krypiok
Citizens National Bank
Carver House
Family Theatre
Prof
H. B. Hyde
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
Sion
Telephone
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Great Britain
The
Glasgow
London Times
Africa
Scotland
Yarrow’s
Provident Societies
Glasgow Herald
New York Journal of Commerce
British Board of Trade
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Winnipeg
London Labor Bureau
Gompers
United Mine Work
Ers
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oll City
Titusville
Oil City
J. R. Wood
GEO. W. Boyd General
Agen
Brookville
Bryan and the Crusher
Edward E. Hertzel
Penn’a Ave. W
Russell
Aribert Reynolds
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