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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1904

Page

4

President to spend winter in Washington and Oyster Bay events noted

The President and family will leave their country home at Oyster Bay today for Washington to spend the winter. The County Commissioners of this state plan their annual convention in Scranton on September 28 29 and 30, and Warren county officials should attend. A fall urge to enjoy Dame Nature follows political and local matters with mixed humor. Philadelphia rainfall reached 5.54 inches in eleven hours beginning Wednesday at five pm, far exceeding typical Cali- fornia totals.

Oyster Bay Washington Scranton Warren County Philadelphia California First National Bank of Warren Treasury Department Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency Washington, D.C Pennsylvania Act of Congress WM. B. Ridgely

Erie and McKean Democrats Fail to Nominate for November

Erie county Democrats have not fielded a slate for November elections, leaving Republicans with an uncontested path. In McKean county the Democrats have nominated only one candidate, limiting opposition statewide.

Erie County Warren County McKean County

Bucktail E. A. Irvin Nominated for State Senate

The Republican party nominated Co E A Irvin known as the old Bucktail for State Senator to fill the seat of the late Patton. He carried Clearfield County over R D Swope and also won in Clinton County.

Cou. E. A. Irvin Old Bucktail Mr. Patton Clearfield County R. D. Swope Clinton County

Tax payment deadline urged for Roosevelt voters

Republican voters are reminded that the last day to pay taxes to qualify for voting this fall is Saturday October 8. The notice emphasizes acting promptly and securing a vote for Roosevelt and the Republican ticket.

Roosevelt

European royal births mark a good year for boys

The article notes the Czar welcomes a fifth child a son and Italy's Queen bears a male child named Prince of Piedmont. It also reports Judge Parker’s formal bankers reception in New York failed to draw crowds with 2,700 bankers attending other events and only a dozen bankers visiting, prompting a brief ten minute stop before he returned home.

Europe Italy Piedmont

Republican barbecue and meeting announced for Monarch Park

The Republican campaign opens next Thursday September 29 with a grand barbecue at Monarch Park between Oil City and Franklin. Prominent speakers from multiple states will attend, including J Adam Bede W P Hepburn J S Sherman and others. Barbecue begins 114 PM with speeches around 1 30 PM. A Republican meeting is also planned for Tidioute September 30 at Grandin Opera House featuring J Adam Bede and other speakers.

Monarch Park Oil City Franklin J. Adam Bede Minnesota W. P. Hepburn Iowa J.S. Sherman New York Joseph W. Babrock Tidioute Grandin Opera House

Edison’s Lucky Accident Sparks Phonograph Invention

The Kansas City Journal recounts how a cut finger while singing into a telephone sparked Edison to test vibrations with a steel point and paper, creating alphabet marks that led to the phonograph.

Edison Mr. Edison Smith Brown Kansas City Journal

Botched Campaign Draws Fire From Boston Herald

The Boston Herald attacks the Democratic campaign as ineffective and local leaders as conceited. It notes Tom Taggart’s Indiana strength but lack of New York appeal and August Belmont’s Wall Street clout failing elsewhere, calling the national effort the most botched in history.

Tom Taggart Indiana New York August Belmont Wall Street Vermont Boston Herald

Editor Bolts Democratic Ticket to Back Roosevelt

J. W. Kelly of Salamanca, longtime editor of the Cattaraugus Union, abandons the county Democratic ticket and endorses Theodore Roosevelt. In a lengthy editorial he praises Roosevelt as courageous and honest, stating he loves his country over party and will strive to do his duty as President.

J. W. Kelly Salamanca Cattaraugus Union Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt

Special World's Fair excursion tickets on sale daily

Special excursion tickets for the World's Fair are available through D. A. W. P. and Lake Shore routes and the Michigan Southern at 15 day 60 day and until December 15 return limits. Day car only tickets with a 7 day return allow stopovers at Cleveland and Chicago. A. J. Smith offers a World’s Fair folder and hotel list for 2 cents.

A. J. Smith Cleveland

Be Light and Joy to Those You Serve

A graduation address for training school students urges service as duty and altruism. It emphasizes patience gentleness watchfulness and imitation tempered by originality to improve care for the insane and to become architects of a better future in mental health work.

Brotherhood of Man Sodom

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