Notice to Voters Republicans of Warren County
Warren Pa July 5 1906 To the Republicans of Warren County All voters twenty two years of age per over who have not paid a State or county tax within two years which tax has been assessed at least sixty days and paid at least thirty days before election November 6th cannot vote September 5th is the last day to be assessed and October 6th the last day to pay taxes and vote November 6 1906
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Hoos
Republican Co. Committee
Warren
Warren County
Row Among the Reformers At City Party Convention
A Philadelphia City party convention this week was denounced by Mayor Weaver for open bribery in nominating Gibboney. He compared the methods to old gang practices and warned against a machine backed by newspapers. The piece notes prior reform efforts, Hipple’s loot, and intra party clashes over Emery and Lincoln party maneuvers.
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Philadelphia
Gibboney
Weaver
Shoyer
Committee On Credentials
City Party
Frank K. Hipple
Lewis Emery, Jr
Republican Party
Lincoln Party
Emery
Rudolph Blankenberg
City
Public invited to view large stock of furniture
Our variety was never larger or better. Our stock is too large to begin to itemize, but the public is invited to come in and look over our stock of FURNITURE and get prices. Whether you buy or not, it is no trouble to show you goods.
Reformers exposed in Philadelphia party feud impact on Emery bid
The piece portrays a clash within Philadelphia politics over candidate Gibboney and the so called reform movement backing Emery. It argues the reformers' dishonesty undermines Emery’s hopes and threatens the Lincoln party’s unity, threatening its viability as a statewide political force.
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Congress
Emery
Philadelphia
Gibboney
Philadelphia Record
John Wannamaker
Quaker
Lincoln
Honest man signs his name to communications
The speaker notes that a thoroughly honest person never makes unprovable charges and typically has the courage to sign his name to messages.
The Country Editor and the Graft Charge
The Bradford Era piece defends rural editors as generally honest, noting graft is rare but exists. It describes grafters as blackmailers who pressure candidates for money or abuse, harming any cause they claim to support.
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Bradford
To Our Unknown Critic Refutes Rum Phrase In Letter
A political exchange defuses an unsigned Sheffield critic’s charge against Emery. The editor defends Republican stance, rejects the word rum as libel, and asserts Emery’s convictions are not bought by money. The piece argues beer and reform ties and urges removal of the word rum from the critique.
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Sheffield
Emery
Likins
I Am a Republican Says Acker for Stuart Governor Bid
Acker former Director of Public Works under Mayor Weaver declares he is a Republican and supports Stuart for governor. He notes Emery’s actions and Bryan party cooperation aiding Democrats, and questions Rotan as district attorney candidate, with some Democrats also backing him.
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Acker
A. Lincoln Acker
Weaver
Stuart
Emery
Bryan Party
Rotan
Philadelphia Inquirer
Warren and Jamestown Street Railway report nine months
The Warren and Jamestown Street Railway Company filed its report with the Railroad Commissioners for the nine months ending June 30. Gross earnings reached 516,676 while operating expenses were 534,399 yielding net earnings of 517,277. The balance sheet shows assets of 593,531 with 592,444 for construction and equipment. Capital stock sits at 200,000 and funded debt at 300,000. Passenger traffic totaled 145,111 passengers with a 21% mile single track. Thirty employees earned 13,947 in salaries and wages. Rolling stock includes five passenger cars and two injuries were recorded in accidents.
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Albany
Warren and Jamestown Street Railway Company
Campaign swing by Edwin S. Stuart in Warren County
Republican committee announces Governor nominee Edwin S. Stuart and colleagues will speak at Library Hall in Warren on Friday September 28 to kick off the county campaign. special train service southward after the meeting and connections for Sugar Grove Clarendon She ff ield Russell and Akeley.
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Republican CO
Warren
Republicans
Warren Co
Edwin S. Stuart
Library Hall
Warren County
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
R. R
Clarendon
Sheffield
Russell
Akeley
K. W. Parshall
Special low fares to West and Northwest by rail
Special daily rates to the West Northwest and coast via Lake Shore or Nickel Plate until October 31. One way Colonist tickets on sale to California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and other states at very low rates. For details ask D A V P R R ticket agent. Both phones.
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Lake Shore
Nickel Plate
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Emery Movement Resembles Hearst Style in Pennsylvania
The Pittsburg Gazette-Times notes Emery’s following mirrors the Hearst crowd in New York with independence bred by exile from power. It describes Emery’s inner circle as political refugees chasing patronage, signaling an organized humbug in Pennsylvania’s Democratic governor campaign this year.
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Emery
Hearst
New York
Tribune
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Single Fare to Harrisburg and Return by Pennsylvania Railroad
Excursion tickets will be sold from all Pennsylvania stations to Harrisburg on October 3 and 4. Round trip at single fare with a minimum of 25 cents. Tickets good until October 6. Consult nearest ticket agent for details.
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Vie
Pennsylvania Railroad
State Capitol
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Niagara Falls
Warren
Hear Stuart speak at Library Theater Warren Friday
A notice invites men women boys and girls to attend Stuart speaking at the Library Theater in Warren on Friday evening September 28. A separate wanted notice seeks readers for McClure's Magazine with good pay at 67 East 23rd Street New York City.
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Stuart
Library Theater
Warren
McClure
East 23Rd St
N. Y. City
Stuart Holds Firm for Two Cent Railroad Fare
Harrisburg reports show rising Republican sentiment as Stuart and colleagues tour the state. He defends a two cent per mile fare cap, calls for a railroad oversight commission, and pledges a square deal benefiting taxpayers over corporate privilege.
The Great Secret is Serial in Philadelphia Sunday Press
The Philadelphia Sunday Press will begin The Great Secret by E. Phillips Oppenheim on September 30. The paper touts its past successes with Conan Doyle and Anthony Hope serials and urges readers to obtain the issue for exclusive first publication. It notes high reader interest and substantial profits from its serialized features.
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Philadelphia Sunday Press
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Sunday Press
Conan Doyle
Sophy
Kravonia
Anthony Hope
Resolutions of Respect for J C Fuller of Allegheny Grange
Resolutions honor J C Fuller of Allegheny Grange No 1208. He was known for charity, serene conduct, and faithful, nonpartisan faith in God. The Grange charter will be draped in mourning for 30 days and copies sent to his family and local newspapers for publication.
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J. C. Fuller
Allegheny Grange
Brother Fuller
Grange
Warren Mail
Warren Mail, ‘‘Mirror
Times
Pennsylvania Grange News
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Report of Street Railway Co
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Prohibition
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