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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1908

Page

4

Bank Guaranties and Postal Savings Banks Debate

A June discussion argues Republicans favor Postal Savings Banks while Bryan advocates bank guarantees. The piece explains how Postal Savings Banks would operate via post offices, government deposits in banks, and a 2 percent interest rate, claiming it offers practical security unlike Bryan’s schemes.

Bryan Oklahoma Haskell Postal Savings Bank Europe United States Taft Republican Congress Inquirer

Public Election Proclamation Issued by Warren Sheriff

Sheriff I. B. G. Gregory announces general election in Warren County listing officials to be elected and designated polling places. Notice warns election officers cannot hold conflicting federal or state offices and names the prospective voters and numerous candidates including Reese Albert Phillips and Theodore Leonard Newell among others.

General Assembly Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Justices of the Peace United States Legislative Executive Judiciary Congress I. B. G. Gregory Warren

Dalzell Possible Speakership Contender If Cannon Fails

In case Uncle Joe Cannon loses reelection discussions arise of Hon. John Dalzell of Pennsylvania as a potential House Speakership candidate. Dalzell is regarded as capable of the role, though most well informed observers see no real danger to Cannon's chances.

Uncle Joe Cannon John Dalzell Pennsylvania Dalzell Uncle Joe

Voting instructions for 1908 local elections

Voters on November 3 between 7 a m and 7 p m at election districts will elect thirty four Presidential Electors one Superior Court judge one Representative in Congress one Judge of the Court of Common Pleas one Register and Recorder three County Commissioners two Jury Commissioners and County Auditor. Instructions explain straight party voting and writing in names for unprinted candidates.

Superior Court Congress General Assembly Court of Common Pleas Register and Recorder

Taft and Sherman Ballot Ticket Listed for 34

A list of candidates includes Benjamin Franklin Jones Jr Morris Lewis Clothier John Burt Howard Atlee Davis Frederick Taylor Chandler Ellis A Gimbel George Jay Elliott Edward Wagner Patton George Christian Hetzel Joseph deBonneville Abbott John Watts Baer Bausman as the ticket voters are urged to consider for the 34th race.

Benjamin Franklin Jones, Jr Morris Lewis Clothier John Burt Howard Atlee Davis Frederick Taylor Chandler Ellis A. Gimbel George Jay Elliott Edward Wagner Patton George Christian Hetzel Joseph deBonneville Abbott John Watts Baer Bausman

Democratic Presidential Electors Named in Pittsburgh List

A roster of Democratic presidential electors is published including Joseph P. McCullen Albert J. Barr Daniel F. Carlin Edward B. Seiberlich Aaron G. Krause Clarence Loeb James T. Nulty Michael J. Howard John C. Ferron John Howard Danenhower Louis N. Spencer Alexander W. Dickson John T. Flannery Oliver Perry Bechtel Harry D. Schaeffer Charles A. McCarty John Franklin Stone John I. Welsh Cyrus C. Gelwicks George Derr Krause Samuel M. Hoyer Henry Walters J. Hawley Baird John K. Holland John F. Pauley Howard S. Marshall Robert X. Brown Howard Mutchler William Lewis Neal Fred A. Shaw Henry Meyer Wesley S. Guffey Dennis J. Boyle Casper P. Mayer

Joseph P. McCullen Albert J. Barr Daniel F. Carlin Edward B. Seiberlich Aaron G. Krause Clarence Loeb James T. Nulty Michael J. Howard John C. Ferron John Howard Danenhower Louis N. Spencer Alexander W. Dickson John T. Flannery Oliver Perry Bechtel Harry D. Schaeffer Charles A. McCarty John Franklin Stone John I. Welsh Cyrus C. Gelwicks George Derr Krause Samuel M. Hoyer Henry Walters J. Hawley Baird John K. Holland John F. Pauley Howard S. Marshall Robert X. Brown Howard Mutchler William Lewis Neal Fred A. Shaw Henry Meyer Wesley S. Guffey Dennis J. Boyle Casper P. Mayer

Prohibition Figures Named in Historic List

A long roster of individuals including Elisha Kent Kane John Duff Gill John B Heston Lewis L Eavenson Samuel K Felton Irving Woods Huckins Roland M Eavenson Jonas K Schultz and others appears in a historical notice. The excerpt lists numerous names associated with a prohibition era context in a formal record.

Elisha Kent Kane John Duff Gill John B. Heston Lewis L. Eavenson Samuel K. Felton Irving Woods Huckins Roland M. Eavenson Jonas K. Schultz Daniel G. Hendricks Howard Leopold Daniel S. von Neida Wim. H. Richmond

Presidential electors for the socialist slate listed

The Socialist party nominees for presidential electors are Edward J. Cook Edward J. Higgins George Fitch Robert M. Green R Barclay Spicer George Nau John Zellhorn August Mahieu Martin J Flyzik William C. Price Charles Herweigh George Lodge Charles O Alter Henry Peter Emil Guwang Joseph M. Achhammer Percy Vize Fred W. Whiteside Martin J. Brennen George Davies Jerome F. Buck.

Edward J. Cook Edward J. Higgins George Fitch Robert M. Green R. Barclay Spicer George Nau John Zellhorn August Mahieu Martin J. Flyzik William C. Price Charles Herweigh George Lodge Charles O. Alter Henry Peter Emil Guwang Joseph M. Achhammer Percy Vize Fred W. Whiteside Martin J. Brennen George Davies Jerome F. Buck

List of Names in Historical Record

A long list of individual surnames and full names including Barrett Boughter Cathcart Connolly Crouch Correll Craig Depuy Dolan Duhring Eichhorn Fulton Gaffney Galbreath Griffith Harding Heiligman Hildebrand Kirby Lafferty La Fontaine Lally McDonald Maher Martin Motsinger ONeill Oram Phelps Phillips Robinson Trout Wheeler White.

John L. Barrett William Boughter Robert G. Cathcart, Jr Charles B. Connolly Joseph M. Crouch John P. Correll William F. Craig Edwin B. Depuy Thomas Dolan Herman L. Duhring Theodore Eichhorn James A. Fulton James P. Gaffney Jessie Willis Galbreath William J. Griffith John Ll. Harding Samuel M. Heiligman George F. Hildebrand Edmund W. Kirby

Presidential Electors for Socialist Labor List

A roster of Socialist Labor presidential electors is published, naming individuals such as Gilhaus and Munro, Herman Spittal, J. G. Gardner, L. M. Laepple, John Drugmand, and many others including Otto Morowsky, Chas Rupp, Wm. Peak, Fred Uhl, and George Staley among the electors listed. The list features numerous local names and associates in a long succession.

August Clever George Pearse Grant Hughes George Snyder Otto Morowsky Chas. Rupp L. M. Barhydt J. A. McConnell Jas A. Gray P. H. Grunagle Arthur Losey W. S. Marshall Wm. Peak Fred Uhl

Political party candidates listed for election

The provided excerpt lists candidates with party affiliations: William D. Porter Republican Webster Grim Democratic Daniel Sturgeon Prohibition Thomas H. Kennedy Socialist Luther S. Kauffman and an Independence designation. The fragment outlines a multi party slate without further context or results.

William D. Porter Webster Grim Daniel Sturgeon Thomas H. Kennedy Luther S. Kauffman

Nelson P Wheeler Soul iees cy

J M Brown provides unclear notation about Nelson P Wheeler. The fragment suggests a personal or legal record with names, initials, and a possible middle name or descriptor. No clear event or date is discernible.

Nelson P. Wheeler J. M. Brown

Representative in the General Assembly

A brief note records a representative in the General Assembly, highlighting membership status and district affiliation with emphasis on official capacity and ongoing duties.

THE General Assembly

Warren County voting districts and polling places listed

The notice lists polling sites across Warren County for the election, detailing the district by district locations in Warren Boro, Tidioute, Columbus, Clarendon, Bear Lake, Sugar Grove, Grand Valley, Brokenstraw, Conewango, Corydon, Sugar Run, Cherry Grove, Deerfield, Eldred, Freehold, Farmington, Glade, Kinzua, Limestone, Mead, Pine Grove, Pleasant, Pittsfield, Spring Creek, Sheffield, South West, and Triumph townships with specific buildings and streets for each district. It names the election participants as John Linstrum and J. H. Driscoll, Republicans and Democrats respectively.

Warren Boro Walker South Side Union Street Conewango Avenue Plum Street Youngsville Boro Depot Street Tidioute Boro Columbus Boro Clarendon Bo Columbus Lottsville Corydon Odd Fellows Corydon Village Sugar Run Cherry Grove Deerfield Elk Elk Township Eldred Freehold Maccabee J. R. McArthur Wrightsville Farmington Village Lander Glade Alexander Clark Sweitzer’s Gladerun Kinzua Limestone Mead K. O. T. M. Hall Tiona Clarendon Stoneham Pine Grove Liberty Street Russell Village Akeley Pleasant Pittsfield Chaffee Wagon Shop Garland Sugar Grove Dallas Street J. P. Samuelson Chandlers Valley Spring Creek Maccabee Hall Association Grange Hall West Spring Creek Blanchard Nichols Hall Sheffield Sheffield Hose House Tionesta House Barnes South West

Provisions of the New Pennsylvania Constitution Noted

Watson and Watson Township report the public detailing of the provisions within the new Constitution of Pennsylvania. The notice outlines the framework, key rights, and governance changes affecting local authorities and residents.

Pennsylvania

Voter Qualifications and Election Return Notice Issued

The section outlines voter qualifications for citizens twenty one and older including US citizenship, state residency, district residency for two months, and tax payment within two years. It sets general election timing and details for furnishing election return certificates to the Prothonotary in Warren Pennsylvania with specific deadlines for judges and filing.

United States

Cannot Use Automatic Guns Under State Law

Joseph Kalbfus secretary of the State Game Commission warns that the May 31 1907 game law forbids using automatic guns to kill game or wild birds in the state. He clarifies the act targets guns discharging one shell per trigger pull ejecting the empty shell, and loaded shell into the barrel, while not applying to pump guns or lever guns or other non automatic firearms. The notice appears in the Union City Times.

Joseph Kalbfus State Game Commission H. H. Sessions Kalbfus Sessions Union City Times

Also Mentioned on This Page

Warren Mail the Mail Publishing CO W. R. McKinney W.S. Pittman Warren County Hickory Street Bell Phone William H. Taft Ohio James S. Sherman New York Assembly Arthur W. Dennison William E. Rice R. Allen A. C. Mook ER. E. Thompson County Auditors A. H. Bailey Clyde C. Cooper John Linstrum Reese Albert Phillips Theodore Leonard Newell John Isett Mathias Adam Hain Miller William John McCabe George Wallace Williams David Jewett Waller, Jr William Strode Settle Robert Christman Neal Jacob Croyle Stineman Thomas Shipley William Frederick Reynolds Andrew White McCullough John Timothy Rogers Edward League Dawes Jerome Francis Downing Herman Simon Theophilus Lowry Wilson Perry Clifford Ross Oscar Schulze Oscar Holmes Babcock Alexander Rolland Peacock Homer David Williams Republican Taft and Sherman Bryan and Kern Prohibition Chafin and Watkins W. B. Bertels William H. Malerry John Peter Schneller Justus F. Warner James Mansel Franklin P. Johnson Jeremiah S. Yankey Silas C. Swallow John L Edwards Cyrus S. Griest A. McAlpin Lewis Cass Wick John O. Stoner Milton S. Marquis Isaac Monderau George F. Kline W. G. Freeman Edwin J. Fithian James P. Knox Knox C. Hill Robert S. Glass Thomas P. Herschberger Debs and Hanford Jesse W. Green Andrew Hunter Cornelius F. Foley George W. Guthrie Angus McRae Arthur J. Dennis Frederick G. Rother E. Howard Deal Daniel K. Young Julius Weber Thomas Thatcher Simon Libros Howard P. Hunter Hisgen and Graves Presidential Socialist Labor Herman Spittal J. G. Gardner L. M. Laepple John Drugmand W. H. Thomas Thos. Wielding Amido Mori Wm. Cowan Wm. Crum P. Rowan Wm. Staley Peter Auiler Ernest Hildebrandt James Clark Wim. Hughes Chas A. New George Staley John Handlers Geo. Ohls Chas. Durner Mark T. L. Hampson Court OF Common M. S. Stevenson A. W. Eaton A. C. Mook EK EK. Thompson W.H. Houghtling E. H. Weiler Ene O. E. Dunham Solomon Hohnberg Democrat Clyde C. Cooper Sete Eee Frank McClellan Citizens National Bank Penn’a J. H. Driscoll, A Court House Gruber & Lauffer’s Foot Market Street Central School Third Street Conewango Irvine Ing. South West Enterprise Protective Association Enterprise Triumph Watson, Watson Township Town Building Judiciary Department Prothonotary
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