Campaign Contributions Testimony Draws Fire
Democratic papers highlight Presi dent McCall of New York Life Insurance as saying his firm gave a large contribution to the Republican party in 1904. He also says Democratic candidates pursued money from him, accusing Parker of accepting every dollar offered during his chairmanship of the Democratic State Committee.
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McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Parker
Democratic State Committee
Fleitz condemns Lincoln party as usurping Lincoln name
Deputy Attorney General Fleitz states that the Lincoln party is a misnamed faction and insists there is only one Lincoln party the Republican party. He argues the others have no rightful claim to Lincoln's name and vows strong protest against the group.
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Fleitz
Lincoln
Republican Party
Prohibition party trust questioned amid party merger
The Leader accuses license supporters of collusion with liquor interests and warns that placing prohibitory laws under license party control is unsafe. The Oil City Times notes editorial shifts after merging Democratic and Prohibition parties and questions the new paper’s place amid established outlets in Oil City and Warren.
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Robin
Kane
Oil City
Woodbine
Warren
Pittsburg Dispatch Notes Castle Backtracks on Penrose Charges
Homer L. Castle, who spoke at the Berry mass meeting, now explains he erred in charging Senator Penrose with improper state fund connections. He admits his remarks were premature and his statements careless.
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Pittsburg
Homer L. Castle
Berry
Senator Penrose
Farm product value to match world gold in 1905 urging voting
A statement compares the 1905 farm output to three decades of world gold, noting mining yields are far smaller. It urges Republicans to pay taxes by October 7 to secure a vote on November 7 and to participate in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Subscriptions Offer for Matt and New York Tribune Readers
An offer promotes annual rates for the Matt and the New York Tribune at 150 dollars per year and the Tri-Weekly Tribune combined with the Matt at 2 dollars per year. The message urges readers to subscribe now.
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Matt
New York Tribune
Tri- Weekly
Tribune
The
Marit
Warren
Condition of Trade Shows Broad Early Autumn Gain
Trade reports indicate a distinct year to year gain with reassuring crop data and active industry. Fall trade thrives in dry goods millinery footwear and wearing apparel while mercantile payments remain prompt. Freight, rail, and foreign commerce show mixed results and banks report solid gains.
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New York
Dun
Wide tires praised for road saving and power
The article compares egg composition across fowl types and highlights wide tires as superior for roads. It cites government data showing wide tires reduce draft, protect turf, and boost hauling capacity, with tests from Missouri and Utah supporting general adoption.
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Henry A. van Alstyne
United States Department of Agriculture
Utah
Sanborn
Missouri Agricultural College
Europe
Child asks which floor Queen Victoria lived on at Windsor Castle
A New York girl visiting Philadelphia asks her cousin about Windsor Castle after being shown photos. The child, raised in an apartment, wonders which floor the late Queen Victoria lived on, highlighting child's literal view of grand residences.
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New York
Philadelphia
Windsor Castle
Queen Victoria
October
Lippincott’s
Prohibitionists Quietly Gain in Venango County
The Venango Spectator reports Prohibitionists strong-arming Venango County politics as the Democratic party declines, noting a shift in power and influence within local elections and party dynamics.
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Venango
Lincoln party organizer in Cumberland County criticized
Disappointed gentlemen in Cumberland County form a Lincoln party and recall Honest Abe’s admonition about fooling the people, as reported by the Harrisburg Telegraph.
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Cumberland County
Abe
Harrisburg
Japan Welcomes New Anglo Japanese Treaty Extending to India
The announcement of terms for the Anglo Japanese treaty is greeted with general satisfaction in Japan. While some oppose extending the pact to India, a widespread belief persists that peace is secured for at least ten years by the treaty.
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Japan
India
No Quarter in Republican Campaign Rises to Octane
Philadelphia reports a fierce Republican campaign as field marshal Wesley R. Andrews declares no quarter will be given at the Easton convention and throughout Pennsylvania. He urges every Republican to fight for the entire ticket as the November election approaches.
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Philadelphia
State League of Clubs
Easton
Wesley R. Andrews
Republican State Committee
Pennsylvania
Andrews
Marriages Across Several Pennsylvania Towns in September 1905
Notices list six or more 1905 nuptials in Corry, James Town, Buffalo, Youngsville and Busti. Couples include James Burns and Margaret Forbes. John Northrup and Nellie Reynolds. Francis Magill and Florence Morrison. Ralph Davis and Ada Dunham. Frank Bartlett and Dora Young. Elmer Mead and Anna Anderson.
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Davis—Dunham
Youngsville
J. P. Barns
Ralph C. Davis
Ada E. Dunham
Bartlett—Young
Busti
N. Y
Frank Bartlett
Dora Young
Pittsfield
Obituary notices from Warren and surrounding towns dated Sept 1905
In Warren Pennsylvania Mrs H M Hart wife of Patrolman Hart of the Warren Police died of consumption at 40 with a service at 222 Pine Street and burial in Sandy Lake Mercer County. William Albert Grove died from injuries in a runaway accident near Tionesta aged 57. William Cole died of typhoid fever on the South Side aged 49. J P Peterson died at Scandia on Sept 19 1905.
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Warren
H. M. Hart
Hart
Pine Street
Sandy Lake
Mercer County
Tionesta
William Albert Grove
Cole
William Cole
Peterson
Scandia
J. P. Peterson
Clerks urge ministers to return duplicate marriage certificates
The Orphans' Court Clerk reminds ministers and Justices to sign and mail the duplicate marriage certificate to complete the record. A $50 fine is imposed for neglect. Clerks notify couples after thirty days if returns are not received to prompt action.
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Orphans’ Court
Notice of Administration for Daniel Root Estate
Administration notice declares Lizzie Root administratrix c t a of Daniel Root late of Corydon Township Warren County Pa deceased. Creditors urged to pay debts and claimants to present demands for settlement. Warren Pa Sept 23 1905.
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Etters
Daniel Root
Corydon
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Lizzie Root
T. A. Warren
Orphans’ Court
M. Waters
Sam Q. Smith
M. Lindsey & MacDonald
Ij Heenry J. Parker
Farmington Warren County
Pen
Elmer E. Thompson
Admr
Warren, Pa
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