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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
5
Sheriff James Brann proclaims a Warren County general election under Pennsylvania law. The notice outlines officer fields for voting and eligibility, designates polling locations, and lists restrictions on holding multiple offices, effective as of the current election.
Voters will choose officers and amendments at districts on November 5, 1901. Elections specify one judge for Pennsylvania Supreme Court, one treasurer for Pennsylvania, one associate judge for Warren County, with amendments allowing votes for or against three constitutional changes.
The notice lists State Treasurer candidates Frank G. Harris and Mark 1. Supreme Court judge William P. Potter. associate judge Z. T. Weaver. County Treasurer candidate Geo. C. Priestly with mark one selections.
Isaac Monderau J H Hassinger J O Messerly appear in the latest city directory entries. The listing confirms their roles as local residents or professionals, reflecting common surnames in the period and indicating their presence in community records.
J Mahlon Barnes and Charles Heydrick present Proposed Amendment Nos. 1 2 and 3 for citizens of the Commonwealth to approve or reject by ballot under Article XVIII and Article Eight. The document directs secrecy in voting and outlines Section 4 on voting methods and ballot secrecy with the text issued by Secretary of the Commonwealth W W Grief?
Electors are notified that Warren county elections will be held at designated sites in Warren Borough. District one at Court House. district two at Gruber & Lauffer wagon shop. district three in the southwest corner room of the School Building. district four at Struthers Hose House east room. district five at Hose House at Madison and Crescent streets.
A detailed list of vacant houses and rooms for rent across districts in Glade Kinzua Mead Pine Grove Pleasant Pittsfield Sugar Grove Spring Creek Sheffield South West Triumph Watson, followed by a constitutional section on male suffrage requiring age residency and tax status, and an annual general election deadline with a note on ineligibility for holding multiple offices.
The district judges must deliver certificates of return to the Prothonotary of Warren on specified November 1901 dates. Those within twelve miles or twenty four miles by rail line must appear before 2 PM on Wednesday November 6, others before noon on Thursday November 7. Public inspection of filed returns to be allowed. Dated Warren Pennsylvania October 23 1901.
Train times from Titusville to Buffalo and return listed with intermediate stops including Grand Valley Garland Youngsville Warren Falconer Jamestown Sinclairville Lily Dale Fredonia and Titusville arrivals and departures. Officials GEO W Bartlett H Parry GEO H Daniels named as agents.
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