Warren County Election Proclamation Public Notice
Sheriff James Brann proclaims a Warren County general election under Pennsylvania law. The notice designates election districts, voting places, and eligibility rules for officers and officers’ assistants. The proclamation informs voters and lists general election details to be held in Warren County on a specified date.
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General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
United States
Legislative
Executive
Judiciary
Congress
James Brann
Warren
Hhereby
Warren County Election Ballot for November 3 1903
Voters may elect one Auditor General, one State Treasurer, two Superior Court Judges, one Warren County Prothonotary, one Warren County Sheriff, one Warren County District Attorney, and one Warren County Surveyor. Voters may choose straight party or vote for individual candidates by marking an X in the party column or beside each name and may add an unprinted name in the blank space at the bottom of each group.
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State of
Pennsylvania
Superior Court
Warren
County of
General Assembly
Justices of the Peace
United States
Legislative
Executive
Judiciary Department
Congress
Prothonotary
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
James Brann
Political party affiliations of listed candidates
The record lists candidate names with party labels including William L. Mathues Republican Democratic John G Hill Independence Henry D Patton Prohibition John A Smith Socialist and David E Gilchrist Labor.
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William L. Mathues
John G. Hill
Independence
Henry D. Patton
John A. Smith
David E. Gilchrist
William P. Snyder
Arthur
Dewalt Petepenoe Elisha Kent Kane
Wm. W. Atkinson
Wm. J. Eberle
Thomas A. Morrison
John A. Ward
Calvin Rayburn
Matthew H. Stevenson
Emmet D. Nichols
Alfred Leach
Louis Goazion
Wm. H. Thomas
John Burechell
Provisions of Pennsylvania Constitution on Suffrage and Election
The article outlines suffrage requirements for male citizens twenty one and older. It specifies that voters must be U S citizens for at least one month and residents of Pennsylvania for one year, or six months for those who previously held qualification or were native born and returned. The text continues with conditions not fully shown.
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United States
Election Provisions and Court Notices from Warren County
The document outlines voting requirements and residency rules and lists filing times for election returns in Warren County. It includes Sheriff James Brann's notice, deadlines for district judges to deliver returns, and the general election timing. The report also covers funeral tributes to Col. Parmlee and testimonies to his character by bar associates.
Ready for Each Season Jacob Keller Keeps Latest Men’s Wear
Jacob Keller the artistic tailor prepares in advance for fall and winter business. He stocks fashionable domestic and imported menswear and can complete suits and overcoats promptly with ample help. File an order now to avoid delays and miss the train.
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Jacob Keller
Erie Railroad Western One Way Ticket Sale Announcement
For the west and northwest Erie Railroad offers exceptionally low one way tickets from Sept 15 to Nov 30 to California Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia Tickets available in Pullman Tourist Sleepers from Chicago Details maps and timetables from Erie Agents or F H Garfield Jamestown NY
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Erie Railroad
California
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Chicago
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Large lot of cloths for men and ladies bargain sale
A tailor named Jacos Keller advertises a large and choice lot of cloths suitable for men's suits and ladies skirts and sacques bought cheaply and to be sold very low. He invites friends and patrons to call and choose. The paper also quotes a public definition of gentleness and gentlemanliness from the Clarion Republican.
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Jacos Keller
Jacob Keller Tailor Sells 1000 Yards Cloth for Rainy Day Skirts
At Uost closing out at cost 1000 yards of cloths in 30 shades for cash only. Jacob Keller, the Tailor.
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Jacob Keller
Monogram Stationery at the Mall Office
The Mall Office offers latest monogram stationery with samples shown and orders taken. Good stock and low prices advertised for paper and envelopes.
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Mall Offier
Subscriptions Offer For The Tribune Publications
The notice advertises yearly rates for the Malt and the New York Tribune Farmer at 150 dollars and the Tri- Weekly Tribune and the Mal at 2 dollars. It mentions a subscription care request for a cat while the reader is away and notes help available, with a humorous line about feeding the kitty.
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New York Tribune
Tribune
Best Job Printing at the Mar Office
The Mar Office advertises superior job printing services. It promises fast turnaround and high quality results for posters cards and official documents. The notice emphasizes reliable work for businesses and individuals.
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Mar
The Redwood Tree's Remarkable Regrowth After Lightning
A California redwood exhibits a curious trait where if the treetop is struck and severed by lightning, a new head grows in its place. The emerging limb resembles the original in shape and size, continuing the tree’s majestic form.
Gas Lighting Milestones in Boston History
Gaslight began as a curiosity at the Boylston museum in Boston on November 26, 1815. The Boston Gas Light Company formed July 14, 1826 and started laying street pipes October 16, 1826. The first public illumination came from Dock Square on January 1, 1829.
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Boylston Museum
Boston
Boston Gaslight Company
Dock Square
Strong Tea and Coffee Moderation Advice
The text argues against drinking strong tea or coffee in excess and promotes moderation and healthier substitutes. It advises choosing healthful alternatives over strong beverages.
Cork in a Bottle Trick
A cork inside a bottle can be removed with patient use of stout string. Tie a loop, insert, wrap around the cork, rotate the bottle to catch it in the loop, then give a quick jerk to extract the cork.
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Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Apecia
The First Organ By Water Power Invented At Alexandria
The hydraulicon or water organ, created by Ctesibius the Greek around 160 BCE, was built in Alexandria. This early device used water pressure to drive pipes and produce sound, marking a landmark in ancient engineering and musical innovation.
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Ctesibius
Alexandria
Venus de Milo Provenance at the Louvre Since 1821
The Venus de Milo has resided in the Louvre since 1821 after being presented to Louis XVIII by the French ambassador at Constantinople. The statue was obtained from peasants who discovered it on a Milos island farm.
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Venus de Milo
Louvrée
Louis XVIII
Constantinople
Island
Milos
Accidents and Injury Claims Prevalence in Population
A study finds that among 100000 people about 15000 suffer an accidental injury severe enough to trigger a claim within a year. The figure highlights the regular occurrence of injuries and the demand for accident cover.
Bayonet Origins Tied to Basque Regiment at Bayonne
The bayonet earned its name from a Basque regiment at Bayonne. After exhausting ammunition, they fixed knives to musket barrels, creating the original bayonet.
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Bayonne
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