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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1901
Page
5
James Brann Sheriff publishes notice of general election in Warren County Pennsylvania. Proclaims officers to be elected and fixes polling places, lists eligibility rules for judges and inspectors, and states that voting will occur on a designated date.
The notice lists officers to be elected including Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Treasurer of the State of Pennsylvania and Associate Judge of Warren County. It also states amendments to the Pennsylvania Constitution may be voted on. Voting occurs Tuesday November 5 1901 between 7 PM and 7 PM in multiple election districts.
Republican ticket highlights state offices with Mark 1 Frank G. Harris for State Treasurer and William P. Potter as judge of the Supreme Court. The brief line presents nominees in a concise party slate.
The document outlines voter qualifications for male citizens twenty one and older including US citizenship, state residency, and tax payment. It sets annual general elections on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November, with potential date changes by two-thirds legislative consent. It covers eligibility restrictions of officials, duties of district judges in returning election certificates, and filing deadlines at the Prothonotary in Warren with specific submission times for different districts.
Voters confront Proposed Amendment No 1 with a simple Yes or No choice. The ballot item seeks constitutional changes reflected in the measure text as presented by the sponsoring body. Local coverage notes the amendment’s scope and potential implications for governance.
A brief notice touts the mail office as the place for best job printing services. It highlights quality work and reliable turnaround for local residents and businesses seeking printed materials.
Time table for the Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad as issued by New York Central and Hudson River Railway Lessee. Includes listed departure or arrival times such as 2 22 10 15 10 07 9 49 9 31 9 12 1.
Train times list outbound departures from Titusville Grand Valley Garland Youngsville Warren Falconer Jamestown Sinclairville Lily Dale Fredonia with arrival in Buffalo at 10 25 AM. Return trip from Buffalo 10 45 PM via Fredonia Lily Dale Falconer Warren Jamestown to Titusville arriving 3 10 AM. Authorities: Geo W Bartlett Dunkirk Geo H Daniels New York City.
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