Demeaning Demagogue Berry Attacks Governor Race
The Philadelphia Star reports on Berry’s aggressive campaign tactics. It accuses Berry of sensational charges and false assurances, stating Tener was nominated by Republican delegates without liquor interests dictating action. It recalls Berry’s prior failed charges as State Treasurer and asserts voters deserve honest issue discussion.
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Berry
John K. Tener
Commonwealth
Mr. Tener
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Star
Advertising verse on tooters and pumpkins and money
The prose reflects an advertising poet noting a system makes money. It cites a pumpkin husker who labors steadily and Andrew Carnegie on systematic money making. The piece links consistent effort with advertising profit and practical craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Mint
Capitalists eye Ecuador’s timber export potential
A note suggests no current activity exporting hard woods from Ecuador, though the country is rich in timber. The remark implies a market opportunity for capitalists to pursue timber exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecuador
Campaign Abuse Critique of Partisan Defamation in Elections
Bradford Era denounces the habit of mudslinging in American politics. The piece argues that even upright candidates face unjust attacks, hindering capable citizens from entering public life. It condemns the culture of vilification while affirming free speech and a free press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bradford
Consistent urging of home merchants in Oil City papers
The Oil City Blizzard argues for local papers to advocate patronizing home institutions over outsiders. It says merchants fund taxes and charity and deserve newspaper support, but notes a exception when merchants request printing services, calling it a different matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Campaign Slander Alleged in Philadelphia North American
The Philadelphia North American is accused of repeating its habitual smear campaign tactics to discredit opposing figures. The piece condemns the paper for underhand methods and a hypocritical standard enforced on those who refuse to bow to its demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
KNOW YOUR OWN TOWN Newark plan to teach city pride
The Newark New Jersey school program requires study of the city charter city governance and city geography to foster local pride. Brigades will help keep streets clean and homes habitable as a foundation for long term city prosperity.
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Africa
England
Newark
N. J
Spotless Town Order From Kansas City Police
The Kansas City Chief of Police issues sweeping rules banning waste paper and rubbish on streets and vacant lots. Penalties apply to anyone posting posters, distributing handbills, or excavating without permits. Teamsters must prevent debris from wagons. patrolmen must urge property owners to remove weeds and rubbish and clear dirt, earth wash, and manure piles promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Magazine
Immense Expenditures Highlight Pennsylvania Schools
State Superintendent Nathan C. Schaeffer releases the annual report showing a jump in pupils by 19,931 and total school expenditures near 40 million. The document details teacher pay, district counts, school property value, and calls for further state action on normal schools and safety inspections.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
State Department of Public Instruction
Nathan C. Schaeffer
Schaeffer
Board of Education
Pennsylvania
Sister and Brother Die In Brooklyn Pact Tragedy
New York, Oct. 20. At 291 Livingston Street in Brooklyn, Lucy R McMullen 56 and Louis McMullen 46 were found dead after Lucy hanged herself following her brother’s death from natural causes. Harry McMullen a dental supplier at 167 Baltic Street helped uncover the bodies. The two, once wealthy, kept to the old home and had vowed to live together to the end despite changes around them.
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New York
Livingston Street
Brooklyn
Lucy R. McMullen
Louis McMullen
Port of
James W. Ridgway
Kings County
Harry McMullen
Baltic Street
MceMullens
Louis
Lucy
Autumn Leaves Begin to Paint Forest Scene
The old man of the forest starts painting leaves as mountains brighten with greens, reds, browns, and yellows. Nature lovers collect large bunches of color for home decoration.
Notice to Subscribers on Arrears Taxing Mail Delivery
The Postoffice Department in Washington requires that newspapers not be mailed to anyone more than a year in arrears. Subscribers in arrears for one year or more must pay promptly or the paper will be discontinued to that address with collections proceeding. The notice excludes prepaid subscribers or those paid within one year. Check the label to see the exact amount owed.
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Sugar Grove
Song
Mabel Woodside
Charles Jagger
G. A. Woodside
Wright
Grace Fredelius
Welch
C. C. Cooper
N. J. Cooper
Longfellow
Crippen Trial Admits Inspector Dew Recap
London Oct 20 The Crippen murder trial saw Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard recount his earlier statements to the coroner and at the magisterial hearing before a juror fainted prompting a brief adjournment. Professor Pepper then testified reiterating Bow Street magisterial evidence, and the trial adjourned again.
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Crippen
London
Augustus J. Pepper
Home Office
Bow Street Court
Mud slinger promises more venom in campaign garb
The passage predicts increasing aggression in political campaigning as reform rhetoric hides lies and venom. It notes the slanderer will use every deceitful display known to scoundrelism, signaling a rising tide of hostile tactics.
Standout Individuality Advocated in The Daily Voice
A column urges readers to embrace personal authenticity in speech writing and action, stressing fearless expression of unique ideas and self driven work. The piece champions individuality as a response to social pressure and norms across everyday life.
Vote Talk in Silk and Kid Gloves
A witty dialogue frames tariff talk as a test of debate skill and virtue. Miss Suffragette claims she could explain tariff policy if permitted to canvass votes, while a companion reduces it to a choice between silk gloves and kid leather, revealing satirical views on rhetoric and ideology.
Colonel Resumes Work in New York After Oyster Bay Trip
Colonel returns to New York and plans two speeches in the city and one in Brooklyn this evening. He will then head to Massachusetts and New Hampshire to campaign for Senator Lodge and governor candidate Robert Bass, asserting his voice remains strong.
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Oyster Bay
New York
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Senator Lodge
Robert Bass
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
An advertisement notice urges readers to place ads in the Mail for faster results. It highlights outreach to local businesses and individuals seeking to reach a broad audience through the newspaper. The brief emphasizes the practical benefits of print advertising.
Deerhorn Club Outing Heads to Maine for Two-Week Hunt
Five members of the Deerhorn club—R. G. Chapel, Dr. O. S. Brown, I. A. Reed, E. H. Beshlin, and H. L. Greenland—left last Wednesday afternoon for Pat ton Maine to hunt big game over a two week period in the Maine woods.
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Deerhorn Club
Patton
Maine
Maine Woods
R. G. Chapel
Dr. O. S. Brown
I. A. Reed
E. H. Beshlin
H.L. Greenland
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Home Folk
Mail Printing Company
J. A. Larson
S. M. Sloan
Warren
Penn’a
American Press Association
Chicago
Washington County
John M. Reynolds
Bedford County
Henry Houck
Lebanon County
Charles F. Wright
Susquehanna County
Congress
P. M. Speer
Venango County
State Senate
Frank M. Knapp
Warren County
General Assembly
Joseph A. Schofield
Kansas City
Postoffice Department
Washington
Dew
Greater New York
Wilcox
Joseph Kalbfus
Allegheny County
Bell
William Wright
Exchange Hotel
L. W. Mathias
Ralph Boyd
Frewsburg
N. Y
Tier
Allegheny Mountain
Lyle Schuler
B. C. Smith
Market Street
Glade Hotel
Glade
Edward Cobb
A. W. Artman
Jamestown
Jacob Johnson
New Street
Thomas
R. B. Briggs
Penn Avenue
Carver Street
Carl Gildersleeve
Stearns
Morganza
Letitia Slack
Sheffield
House of Refuge
Justice Perry
John Brown
Reformatory
Titusville
New Armory
Kinzua Hotel
M. B. Delmage
Kinzua
Hugh Sullivan
Sullivan
Mr. Delmage
Ella Perry
J. A. Viele
George Geracimos
Hertzel Street
Warren Electric Light Company
Hickory Street
Robert McKee
Schofield
Schellhammer Hardware
Grand Valley
J. Waldron Miller
J. W. Neilly
C. G. Langdon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren Business Men’s Association
Conewango Club
J. C. Russell
Huntingdon
John Kuhn
Hanschett
Tidioute
Hinckley
Huntingdon Reformatory
Kuhn
Margaret Gregg
LaVern Gregg
Spartansburg
James Gregg
Gazzello
Cal
Abbott
Ireland
Methodist Church
N. P. L. Insurance
National Protective Legion of Waverly
New York Department
United States Review
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