End of War Brings Global Relief and Praise for Roosevelt
The world breathes easier as Russia and Japan sign peace ending a near European conflict. Officials quarrel over indemnities and Saghalien, but the public celebrates peace. Roosevelt’s mediation receives wide acclaim for steering Portsmouth to success and preserving world order. Data from the Pittsburgh Times summarizes war costs, casualties, and ships.
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Russia
Japan
Saghalien
Port Arthur
Roosevelt
Portsmouth
United States of America
America
Pittsburg Times
Boegab
Russo Japanese War Prelude and Port Arthur Strike
The piece recalls Ruselas failure to evacuate Manchuria by October 8 1903 and notes an inevitable clash with Japan over influence in China and Korea. It explains Japan’s outrage at Port Arthur, Russia’s occupation, and Japan’s decision to strike Port Arthur on February 8 1904 marking war start between the empires.
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Rusela
Manchuria
Japan
China
Korea
Port Arthur
Germany
Russia
France
Economic Outlook After War Ends Sparks Global Trade Rebound
Financial Review notes international mercantile markets rally as hostilities end and confidence returns. US capital shifts from war to construction, boosting Orient markets. domestic manufacturing expands capacity, rail and textile sectors strong, footwear active, and rail and structural work robust. Visiting buyers order for distant delivery, and August railway earnings rise 4.8 percent with foreign trade gains. Liabilities fall and crop forecasts remain record high.
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United States
Orient
Bouquets for Roosevelt Receives Global Praise
The nation and Europe celebrate President Theodore Roosevelt for prompting agreements that ended war entanglements. Leaders and statesmen extend approval, signaling a rare moment where party lines fade as worldwide admiration for his decisive actions grows.
Blair County Republicans Back J Lee Plummer
Republican State Chairman Andrews reports counties show the usual off year plurality for J. Lee Plummer. Plummer enjoys broad support among Blair county Republicans and is praised as a man of high character and strong qualifications for the position he seeks.
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Andrews
J. Lee Plummer
Mr. Plummer
Blair County
Warren Mail changes hands as Cowan departs editorial page
The Warren Mail announces Cowan sold to EK T Drum and W R McKinney, with staff calling the paper brighter and better under new owners. The Era and Buffalo census notes follow with population figures and tax balances.
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Warren Mail
Cowan
Willis Cowan
EK. T. Drum
W. R. McKinney
MAIL
Bradford
Bank of Warren Balance Sheet August 25 1906
Bank of Warren Warren County Pa reports resources totaling 406 745 01 including loans and discounts 318 961 14 overdrafts 5 362 61 U S bonds 950000 00 bonds securities 10 000 00 real estate 13 000 00 due from banks 2 071 41 reserve items 1 250 00 cash 326 94 lawful money 1 087 00 due from U S treasurer 1 000 00 and total liabilities 453 745 01 including capital 100 000 00 surplus 30 000 00 undivided profits 29 920 95 bank notes 25 000 00 due to banks 37 586 17 due to state banks 294 25 20 00 224 173 64 6 750 00 sworn by cashier D L Gerould on August 31 1905 before notary Rose E Yates.
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U. S
Sennett
Haope
Monstrous Kansas Corn Tale From Endinboro
A Cross ingville correspondent reports on E G Cutlers cornfield growing so fast it blocks the horizon and rattles like cattle in a rustling field. A man pulled into a stalk and rode it up briefly before falling back, while telescoped ears resemble stovepipe joints. Pink snakes with blue eyes are hinted among the stalks.
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Kansas
Cutler
Crossingville Cor
Endinboro Independent
Wireless Errors Show Difficulty in Aiming at Ships
The British government reports 111 wireless messages from shore to ships and 1,665 received on shore from ships in the first quarter. Twenty one messages sent to ships failed, indicating about 18 ship-to-ship messages per delivery. The issue is the inability to target a ship precisely amid vast seas, causing many transmissions to miss their intended vessel. Waste in Farm Implements. The Scientific American notes about 100 million dollars of farm machinery is made and sold yearly in the United States, with half going to buyers who cannot choose or maintain it well, leading to widespread waste and losses for farmers and manufacturers.
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Scientific American
United States
Pennsylvania Game Laws and Free Anti Toxin Distribution
Corrected game dates for wild turkey deer snipe and other species as of June 1905. Also details on free anti toxin distribution plans by Dr Samuel G Dixon Health Commissioner with multiple distributing stations per county and physician ordered supply.
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Pennsylvania
Samuel G. Dixon
State Health Department
Administrators Sale of Real Estate in Warren County Pa
Notice of sale by Orphans Court of Warren County for parcels in Kinzua and Warren including multiple tracts with detailed boundaries, sizes, and a reserve for oil interests. Sale set for October 3, 1905 at 2 pm with 25 percent down and balance on confirmation.
Masters Sale Notice in Warren County PA
In equity case Anna G. Chapman versus Lemuel Chapman et al, the court will sell at public auction on September 18 1905 at 2 pm at Warren Court House to satisfy a decree dated June 19 1905. The six acre parcel in Columbus Township bounded by Bear Lake borough and railroad right of way will transfer with a three installment payment plan secured by bond.
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Orphans’ Court
Warren County
C. D. Cross
James Lang
Court House
Warren
I. II
Nea
D. I. Ball
Jacob K. Palmer
Court OF Common Pleas
Pennsylvania
Anna G. Chapman
Lemuel Chapman
Columbus
Warren Sout
State of Pennsylvania
Bear Lake Boro
Columbus Township
Main Street
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad Company
D. Crowe
Crowe
James W. Wiggins
List of Cases to be Called for Trial on Sept 11 1905
The following cases will be called for trial on Monday Sept 11 1905 at ten o'clock A M in the Court of Common Pleas Warren county Pennsylvania. Joe Breidenbaker vs Albert W Breidenbaker Laura Knapp vs O C Allen C H Walton and Justina Walton vs Philadelphia Fire Insurance Company Michael Bright vs O P Purdy N S Higby and Chas A Higby vs Pennsylvania R R Co L Oliver vs D A Glenn and Chas Glenn Elizabeth Burke and M J Burke vs Pennsylvania R R Co Lessees W B McNett vs Jno P Melvin Extr G C Irvine Deed Frea W Sears Admr Leonard Stanton Est vs Leon Stanton Elizabeth A Lamon and William Lamon vs William Lavery Jas B H Cooper vs Darius Cooper Admr Bs Magill & Son vs R L Thomas Sydney Blackman Admr vs R Vanarsdale Theadee Johnson and Wordy Stanford vs A W Bumpus Warren Pa Aug 15 1905.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Joe Breidenbaker
Albert W. Breidenaker
Laura Knapp
O. C. Allen
C. H. Walton
Justina Walton
Philadelphia Fire Insurance Company
Michael Bright
O. P
R. R. Co
L. Oliver
William Lamon
William Lavery
Jas
BH. Cooper
Darius Cooper
Admr
Magill & Son
R. L. Thomas
Sydney Blackman
Ader
R. Vanarsdale
Theadee Johnson
Wordy
Stanford
A. W. Bumpus
M. Putnam
Prothy
Warren
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