Get Out the Vote in Warren County Rally Push
The piece urges Republicans to vote straight ticket in Warren County on Election Day and to mobilize neighbors. It highlights meetings with speaker Honest Joe Sibley and campaign activity by Congressman, Sheriff Brown, and local officials to spur turnout and address voter apathy.
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Warren County
Joe” Sibley
Warren
Library Hall
Forest County
Tionesta
Kellettville
Marionville
Brown
Dairy groups urged to oppose oleomargarine repeal
A Pennsylvania circular from the Secretary of Agriculture and Dairy and Food Commissioner urges Grange and Farmers' Alliance members to act, asking dairy supporters to petition Pennsylvania's Senators and Representatives to oppose repealing the 10 cent oleomargarine tax. The notice warns that oleomargarine interests tied to trusts are seeking funds to press repeal, seen as a threat to genuine dairy product protection.
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Secretary of Agriculture and Dairy and Food Commissioner of
Pennsylvania
Grange
Farmers’ Alliance
Congress
House of Representatives
Farmer pays off mortgage by selling half of 200 acre farm
A farmer clears a $5,000 mortgage by selling half his 200 acre farm, ending debt and fret. He now has bank credit, peace at home, and enjoys life with his wife and boys. The piece suggests readers consider similar steps.
Judge rules overworked engineer no excuse in railroad crash
Judge Swartz of Norristown Pa says fatigue is no defense for a railroad crash caused by a sleeping engineer. He urges managers to punish overworking and require safer performance to protect the public.
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Judge Swartz
Norristown
Ballot To Feature Seven Columns In November Ticket List
The ballot will be seven columns wide with Republican Democratic Prohibitionist Socialist Social Labor Independent and a blank column for voters lacking enough names on regular tickets.
Roosevelt Victory Foretold as Parker Fades
Independent papers foresee President Roosevelt win as forecasts and betting odds favor the incumbent while Parker trails. Ballots soon cast amid call for unity in the expected outcome.
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Roosevelt
Parker
World Fair Attendance Tops Fifteen Million to Date
The World’s Fair has reached about 15,000,000 visitors so far. The exhibition will close on December 1 with final performances and displays. Citizens are urged to visit as many remaining attractions as possible before closing.
Republicans Project 311 Electoral Votes for Roosevelt
Estimating safe and doubtful states, Roosevelt is cited with 290 votes secure, Parker 166, and 35 in doubt. A follow up estimate from Washington places Roosevelt at 311 to Parker 165, noting possible swings in Maryland Delaware Nevada and other contested seats.
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Roosevelt
Parker
California
Connecticut
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
Colorado
Delaware
Maryland
Montana
Nevada
Utah
West Virginia
Wyoming
Solid South
First Aid Education Initiated by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company launches first aid lectures and demonstrations led by Medical Examiner 8. A. Bonnaffon of Erie. Foremen’s shanties receive first aid supplies, including antiseptic, bandages, and a triangular bandage. Demonstrations show proper dressings and emphasize avoiding whisky for injured workers, recommending coffee or hot milk instead. The firm also provides stretchers for handling accidents and praises progressive safety action.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
A. Bonnaffon
Erie
Railroad
Millard analyzes Russian army on war in the East
Scribner's Magazine issue reviews Thomas F. Millard's second article on the war in the East. It covers Russian army organization personnel and reasons for inefficiency and unpreparedness, with surprising figures on troops in the field and the Trans-Siberian Railroad.
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Scribner’s Magazine
Thomas F. Millard
Russia
Trans-Siberian
Book Lovers Magazine November issue showcases strong variety
The November number of Book Lovers Magazine is strong in variety human interest and Americanism. Every article is illustrated and a descriptive piece on The Fisheries of New England by Dr. William S. Birge will interest labor students. The issue highlights the automatic tracklayer revolutionizing railroad construction.
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Booklovers
Tibetans Refuse Indemnity. Britain Proposes Installments
The Tibetans refuse to pay a stated indemnity to Britain and John Bull offers to accept installments of 50 000 dollars annually. The implication remains that if installments fail Britain may seize Tibet.
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John Bull
John
Tibet
Subscriptions Offer For The Mall and Tribune
A notice promotes subscription rates offering The Mall and the New York Tribune Farmer at 1.50 per year and The Tri-Weekly Tribune and the Mail at 2 per year urging readers to subscribe now.
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Mall
New York Tribune
Tri- Weekly
Tribune
Mail
Mail job printing offered with prompt mail orders
The notice advertises job printing services by mail order with promises of quick attention and reliable service for customers seeking printed materials.
Trimmed Millinery Spotlight at Kertcher's Store
Kertcher's unveils latest and best trimmed millinery highlighting stylish hats and accessories. Customers browse a curated selection featuring vibrant trims, classic shapes, and seasonal colors in a refined shopping environment.
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Kertcher’s
Pronunciation quirks and political bets headline era
Notes on Wagner name pronunciations in English and German, The New York Herald backing Judge Parker, and a roundup of odd facts. Licorice production near 2 million dollars, misconceptions about licorice, and the age of typewriters on display. Horse Major Delmar sets a world trotting record at Lexington, Ky. Local judges face calls for term limits amid elections in Mercer and Indiana counties. Fall and winter millinery showcased at Miss Sill’s.
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BosTon
Warren
New York Herald
Judge Parker
Herald
Mediterranean
Washington
Lexington
E. E. Smathers
Major Delmar
Crescens
A. P. MacDonald
Mercer County
Miller
Indiana
White
Mame
Oil City
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Venango Co
James Brann
Elmer D. Everts
Corydon
T. O. Slater & CO
General Hardware
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Warren National Bank
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N. D. Clark
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State Board of Law Examiners
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Otice
Satururday
Court House
Warren Borough
M. Waters
Hotel de Celeron Company
South Bend
Sam Q. Smith
Central
Chicago
Alexander Dowie
Dowie
Miss Sill’s
Greenland & Son
Warren, PA
Liberty St
Penna. Avenue
G. A. Sykes
Horace Dumars
F. B. Jackson
Associates
Hinckley, Rice & Alexander, Solicitors
Wrightsville
Lottsville
Lansing D. Wetmore
Jarid Williams
Williams
Freedom Township
Cornelia J. Carter
Recorder’s Office
Isaac Lee
Lena Lee
Lottie Moore
Mary N. Heath
R. N. Brown
McCall Magazine
Jarvis Baker
Penn
Warren Savings Bank
THE
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Storm King
Snag
Gregory: Verchant of
N. K. Wendelboe
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