The Inconsistency of Men and Political Commentary
A column argues men’s behavior is inconsistent in daily actions and dining habits. It cites Altoona Tribune’s stance on John Tener and discusses Pennsylvania politics, noting Speer’s alignment with the Republican party and Wheeler in June primaries. Franklin News commentary critiques Breene’s appeal to Republicans.
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Altoona Tribune
the Tribune
John K. Tener
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Ins
Speer
Standard Oil
Congress
Wheeler
Breene
Franklin News
Gust Ristau
John Ristau
Gladerun
Wheeler Friday
Harry Ristan
Citizens weigh party loyalty as election nears
The writer questions Republicans voting against their own party and fears Democrats will gloat if they win. It stresses the citizen’s chance to act before the election and the post election chorus of “We did it!” from opponents.
Rural Kickers and City Skeins in Local Tale
A rural tale contrasts farm kickers with town kickers. On the farm a kicking cow and a mule used for work reflect simple life while in town an obstinate taxpayer opposes municipal improvements without payment. The piece suggests drastic fates for both animal and citizen, ending with a funeral note as the town kicker fades.
Notice to subscribers on overdue payments
The Postoffice Department mandates halting mail for subscribers more than a year in arrears. We urge all such readers to pay promptly or face discontinuation and attempted collection. Prepaid or within one year are exempt. check the label to see the amount owed. Matt Printing Co.
Palmyra Woman Killed by Stop 28 Rail Car
Mrs. Melvin Smith died instantly when struck by the 5:52 limited on the Rochester Syracuse & Eastern at Stop 28 west of Palmyra station. She had spent the day with her daughter Mrs. Arthur Alderman and walked onto the track mis judging the approaching car. Survived by her husband five daughters and three sons.
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Melvin Smith
Arthur Alderman
Rochester, Syracuse& Eastern Railroad
Palmyra
N. Y
Smith
Charles Lebrecht
William Robinson
Mabel Smith
Myra Smith
George
Charles
Judson Smith
May Sue Former President Roosevelt Over Slander Claim
New Haven reports Judge Simeon E Baldwin could sue former President Theodore Roosevelt for slander amid a dispute over his alleged reparrogressive rulings. Baldwin avoided committing to action unless Roosevelt retracts, and said he would not respond until he receives a letter.
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New Haven
Conn
Simeon E. Baldwin
Theodore Roosevelt
Democratic
Baldwin
Roosevelt
Judge Baldwin
Mr. Roosevelt
Elect a Republican House at Washington
The letter argues for a Republican House to support the current administration and continued prosperity. It claims Breene cannot help and a Democratic House would hinder progressive laws, urging unity and favoring Speer as the proper congressman aligned with the ruling party.
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Washington
Breene
Speer
Republican Duty in Face of Democratic Victory Risks
A political column argues that Democrats cannot win on merit this year and that any victory would reflect Republican division and weakness. It urges Republicans to recall costly past lessons and set aside grudges for the election.
Ticket sales blamed as nuisance in Oil City item
The Oil City Blizzard decries selling tickets as an odious task imposed on a generous public. It asks readers to consider a town where people live in peace with their change and paints the current practice as a burden, ending with a harsh simile.
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Oil City
Fires Endanger Chester Chapin Game Preserve
For the third time in three years the Chester W. Chapin game preserve at Glen Spey Sullivan county New York was set ablaze. Deer and elk fled the flames becoming easy prey for hunters. Outlaw hunters reportedly started the fires to drive wildlife from the park causing thousands of dollars in damage and killing many deer and elk. About a hundred men were fighting the fire.
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Chester W. Chapin
Glen Spey
Sullivan County
N. Y
Bearded Lady Becomes a Bride in South Bend
The Bearded Lady from Barnum and Bailey, Grace Gilbert of Kalkaska County Michigan, married Giles A. Calvin, a 53 year old farmer, in private ceremony. She retires from circus life after 16 years as a freak, plans to return to the farm, and aims to be a good wife.
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South Bend
Ind
Barnum & Bailey’s Circus
Grace Gilbert
Kalkasa County
Mich
Giles A. Calvin
Calvin
Vote the Republican ticket straight this election
Voters are urged to cast ballot for the Republican ticket in full this year avoiding ticket splitting. The message emphasizes a simple straight vote to ensure the balance of the party’s chosen leaders and policies.
No Republican Averts Aid to Democratic House Majority
President Taft warns that any Republican help to form a Democratic House would be at war with the Protective principle. He argues party loyalty over changing control and frames the issue as a test of protectionist policy.
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House of Representatives
Taft
Village President of Cuba, N Y Dies After Auto Crash
M. C. Loftis, village president, died Sunday morning at Olean General Hospital from a fractured skull suffered in an automobile accident on West State street, Olean, last Monday night. He never regained consciousness. Mrs. Loftis underwent appendicitis surgery in Buffalo and Olean hospitals on Saturday and is reported to be improving.
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M. C. Loftis
Cuba
N. Y
Olean General Hospital
Countess Appeal Rejected in Murder Case in Rome
The court of cassation upheld sentences for the Countess Tarnowski and Prilukoff in the murder of Count Kamorowski who had a $190,000 life policy for the countess. Prilukoff received ten years, the countess eight, maid freed, Dr Naumoff three years credited for time served.
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Rome
Court of Cassation
Tarnowski
Pri- Inkoff
Kamorowski
Prilukoff
Dr. Naumoff
Taft era economics and Congress record praised
A note recounts the Taft administration and the Sixty-first Congress achieving unprecedented economic progress and progressive legislation in an extraordinary period.
British Free Traders React To Maine Result
The London correspondent reports joy among British Free Traders over the Maine result, signaling favorable political or commerce implications. The dispatch emphasizes a positive reaction from Free Trade supporters in Britain to the outcome observed in Maine.
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New York Tribune
London
Maine
Congress Democrats Vote Against Tariff Commission
The Democratic party in Congress voted solidly against the tariff commission proposal. The party opposed the creation of the commission as part of broader tariff policy debates.
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Democratic Party
Congress
Tariff Commission
Pastor James Pierce Weds Secretly In Quaker Circle
The 61 year old Rev James Pierce a long time Quaker minister at Dublin Indiana eloped with Celia Leechman a 47 year old wealthy Quaker from Hazlewood Hendrick County and married in secret while Mrs Arthur Conner his daughter was away. Mrs Conner had previously eloped with Arthur Conner a notable semi professional baseball player, causing the elder Pierce to mirror her action.
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James Pierce
Dublin
Ind
Arthur Conner
Hazlewood
Hendrick County
Celia Leechman
Explaining Woman's Progress and Pencil Sharpening
A short quip from the Atchison Globe notes women forging ahead of men may be aided by men laughing at how a woman sharpens a pencil. The remark highlights gender progress with a playful jab at male attitudes.
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Atchison Globe
Republican Congress Cuts $28 Million From Appropriations
The last session of Congress reduced appropriations by 28 million dollars. This action reflects a significant tightening of federal spending, affecting multiple programs and agencies.
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Republican Congress
Best of It Emphasizes Acceptance Amid Quiet Optimism
In a reflective note, the piece counsels making the best of present conditions despite unresolved worries. It urges steady resilience, self grounding, and careful, hopeful living as a response to uncontrollable circumstances.
Missing Arkadia Overdue From New Orleans
The Arkadia from New Orleans, reported overdue by ten days, left port on Oct. 10. The Arkadia carried three passengers and a crew of 34. The Massapequa, also from New Orleans, arrived at San Juan on Oct. 27 and did not sight the Arkadia.
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San Juan
P. R
Massapequa
New Orleans
Arkadia
Baby Boy Born To Bierce Family In Warren
Mrs. F. M. Bierce and husband of 2 Henry street welcomed a bright baby boy born last week at Emergency hospital. The town notes many legal actions and local incidents from jurors to injuries and property lawsuits.
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F. M. Bierce
Henry Street
Youngsville
Jessie Grey
Warren
Machinist narrowly escapes as lathe belt halts
Eugene Clark, a machinist, is cut when his clothing catches a lathe belt. A fellow worker stops the machine with a wrench, averting serious injury or death.
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Eugene Clark
Mr. Clark
Republicans Define Duty By Patriotism And Loyalty
The piece frames party loyalty and national service as guiding principles for the Republican stance, emphasizing duty as a core motive for political action and policy direction.
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Coe
the Home Folk
J. A. Larson
S. M. Sloan
Penn’a
American Press Associatio
New York
Chicago
Allto
Wash
Ington
Matt Printinc Co
Washington County
John M. Reynolds
Bedford County
Henry Houck
Lebanon County
Charles F. Wright
Susquehanna County
P. M. Speer
Venango County
State Senate
Frank M. Knapp
Warren County
General Assembly
Joseph A. Schofield
Ccnpp
Stimson
Entived
L.wisittiw
Gov
Ernorship of
Barnum & Bailey
Indiana Farmer
Pastor
United States
T. P. Jackson
R. H. Smith
Frank Witz
United States District Court
Pittsburg
George S. Hanna
Masterson Storage and Draying Company
Messrs. Bacon & Stone
Harry Ristau
Justice Wheeler
Pennsylvania Railroad
William Kitchen
Pleasant Township
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
D. A. Arird
Kitchen
Knox
Clarion County
Albert Truby
Allegheny River
Trunkeyville
Truby
Lloyd Vinton
South
Carver Street
John Wilhelmus
Perry
Grover Slater
Claude Slater
Wilhelmus
Slater
D. A. R. Convention
Pennsylvania Daughters of the American Revolution
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Warren
Tibiote
Allen Institute
Battle Creek
Bell Phone
Hickory Street
George Heywang
Beer Lake
Protection
Franklin
Frank C. Fix
Charles F. Miller
Fix and Miller
L. A. Gardner
Gardner
Labor Review
Norman Wilbur
Albert Jennings
William Keister
Hertzel
Fifth Street
Conewango Avenue
John Lee
Irvine
J.C. Eagon
Kirkwood
Lawrenceville
Ragan
Eagan
Edward Barclay
Park Street
Jay Smith
Lacy Farm
Penn. Avenue
Barclay
Mr. Smith
Chapman
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