Warren County Election Proclamation by Sheriff Brann
James Brann, Sheriff of Warren County, proclaims a general election to be held in Warren County. The notice lists officers to be elected, designated polling places, and eligibility rules for judges inspectors and clerks, including bans on holding multiple offices. The proclamation follows Pennsylvania law requiring public notice and district voter information.
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General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
United States
Legislative
Executive
Judiciary
Congress
James Brann
Warren
Warren county election officers list and voting procedures
Voters will choose officers on Tuesday November 3 between 7 a m and 7 p m in all districts. Positions include Auditor General State Treasurer two Superior Court judges Prothonotary Sheriff District Attorney and County Surveyor of Warren County. A straight party vote is indicated by an X in the party column. voters may write in unprinted names at the bottom of each group.
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State of
Pennsylvania
Superior Court
Warren
County of
General Assembly
United States
Legislative
Executive
Judiciary Department
Congress
Commonwealth
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
James Brann
Township and borough election houses listed by district
The document enumerates polling places across Warren and surrounding boroughs for multiple districts, naming specific rooms, halls, or buildings in towns such as Warren, Youngsville, Tidioute, Columbus, Clarendon, Bear Lake, Sugar Grove, Grand Valley, Brokenstraw, Conewango, Corydon, Cherry Grove Deerfield, Elk, Eldred, Freehold, Farmington, Glade, Kinzua, Limestone, Mead, Pine Grove, Pleasant, Pittsfield, Spring Creek, Sheffield, South West, Triumph, and Watson. It also notes locations in Lottsville, Wrightsville, Chandlers Valley, Tiona, Russell, Garland, and East Branch. The entry concludes with a reference to provisions of the new Constitution of Pennsylvania concerning Article Will Suffrage and Election.
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Warren
Struthers Hose
Madison
Crescent
Michael Smith
Onondaga
Oneida
Youngsville
Boro
Tidioute
Columbus
D. A. Dewey
Clarendon
Brown Hose House
North Clarendon
Bear Lake
Lynn Gordon
Center Street
Barker
Sugar Grove
Frazine’s
Grand Valley
Odd Fellows’ Hall Association
Brokenstraw
Pittsfield
Conroy’s
Irvine
Conewango
North Warren
Aption House
Lottsville
Corydon
I. O.O. F. Hall
Sugar Run
Cherry Grove
Deerfield
Deerfield Township
Tidioute Creek
Elk
Elk Township
Eldred
C. W. Demming
Freehold
Maccabee
James McArthur
Wrightsville
Farmington
Lander
Glade
Alexander Clark
Switzer
Glade Run
Kinzua
Odd Fellows’ Hall
G. W. Campbell & Son
Dewdrop
Garland
Dallas Street
J. P. Samuelson
Chandlers Valley
Spring Creek
Maccabee Hall
West Spring Creek
Nichols
Blanchard’s
East Branch
Sheffield
Sheffield Hose House
Tionesta House
Barnes
South
South West
Goodwell Hill
Enterprise Protective Association
Enterprise
Triumph
Titusville
Watson
Watson Township
Election notice and voting qualifications under law in Warren
The document outlines residency and tax requirements for voters and details the annual general election timing. It specifies notice periods for certificate returns, with judges delivering returns to the Prothonotary by set deadlines in November 1903, under James Brann Sheriff.
King Edward VII Ready for Sea Sooner Than Expected
Devonport reports the battleship King Edward VII is near completion and may sail by September 1904, six months ahead of prior estimate. A Russian artillery officer cites 30 percent accuracy gains with yellow glasses aiding aim and fog sighting. French War Minister Andre seeks improved headgear to curb sunstroke in troops.
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Devonport
England
Andre
Out of the Ordinary Hotel Tales and Oddities
A Pennsylvania hotel keeper fined 67 cents for swearing at a servant who would not rise. A Kentucky woman whose skull was fractured for fifteen years has had it repaired. An ad seeking a cook drew nine responses while a music teacher elicited 389 inquiries. A Chilton Wisconsin boy, fourteen, memorizes every word from a to e in Webster’s Dictionary.
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Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Chilton
Wis
Colleges and Schools Across Europe and America
Forty three languages taught at Columbia. Teachers College New York will train teachers to teach health. Berlin Technical High School to establish a professorship in railroading. Italy needs a new university. Florence’s Instituto di Studi Superiori now four times larger than in 1872 and proposed for conversion into a university.
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Teachers’ College In
New York
Technical High School
Berlin
Italy
Instituto di Studi Superiori
Florence
North Sea Fleet and British Naval Strategy
British newspapers discuss establishing a north sea naval station as prudent and peacekeeping. They compare it to the historic channel fleet born from fear of invasion, noting the north sea squadron stems from growing Britain Germany tensions.
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Great Britain
North Sea
Philadelphia Inquirer
Channel Fleet
France
North Sea Squadron
Germany
Toronto Globe
Closing out at cost 1000 yards of cloth in shades for skirts
Jacob Keller the Teller notes a closing out sale of one thousand yards of cloths in thirty different shades for rainy day skirts.
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Jacob Keller
A Vote of Confidence in Pennsylvania Republicans
Special correspondence from Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania Republicans confident of a strong state election showing next Tuesday. Backed by Penrose, Pennypacker, and Quay, the party cites solid state finances, school and hospital support, and Good Roads measures as evidence of successful governance. The piece highlights veteran Civil War judges Henderson and Morrison and nominees Mathues and Snyder as trusted public servants.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Penrose
Pennypacker
Quay
Superior Court
Henderson
Morrison
Common Pleas
Gid
Messrs
Mathues and
Snyder
Delaware
Chester
General Assembly
Monogram Stationery at The Mall Office
The Mall Office showcases latest monogram stationery in new styles with samples available. Orders are being taken for paper and envelope sets at low prices.
The Best Job Printing at the Mail Office
A brief notice highlights the mail office offering superior job printing services. It emphasizes quality work for business forms and announcements for local customers.
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Mark One
William L. Mathues
John G. Hill
Independence
Henry D. Patton
John A. Smith
David E. Gilchrist
Auditor General
Mark
William P. Snyder
Arthur G. Dewalt
Elisha Kent Kane
Wm. W. Atkinson
Wm. J. Eberle
The
Supreme Court
Mark Two
Thomas A. Morrison
John J. Henderson
Citizens
John A. Ward
Democratic
Calvin Rayburn
Matthew H. Stevenson
Prohibition
Emmet D. Nichols
Alfred Leach
Louis Goaziou
Wm. H. Thomas
John Bursehell
Ralph N. Brown
Robert L. Thomas
Charles G. Anderson
Homer M. Putnam
H. C. Mead
J. Borden
W.S. Clark
Alfred E. Middleton
Alson Rogers
Adelbert D. Manley
Warren Borough
First District
Court House
Gruber & Lauffer
Market Street
Powder and Ball
College and School
Columbia
North Sea Fleet
Great Party
John R. Wiggins
State League of Republican Clubs
Payiend
Monogram Stationery
Warren Savings Bank
Honor Roll Bank
First National Bank
Warren, PA
S-Dachilos.& CO. Makers
Lic Ac
Home Savings Bank
F. H. Rockwell
Perry D. Clark
Frank K. Russell
Erie
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
East
F. H. Garfield
Div Pas
Jamestown, N. Y
Franklin Mills
Franklin
Franklin Mills Co
Lockport
N. Y
R.R
Baltimore
Washington
Pullman
Kane
Allman Buffet
Buffalo & Allegheny Valley Division
Bradford Salamanca
Olean
Pittsburg
Irvington
Tionesta
Oil City
W.S. Leffard
Warren W. W. Atterbury
KR. Woop
W. Boyp
Pasgr
D.A.V
P.R. R
Sun
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Cassadaga
Sinclairville
Sihaus
Ileoner
Unet
Frewsburg
Entonville
Ackle Ey
Picea
Farrmers
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
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