Reed for President and Congress at Large in 1900 ticket
A list of candidacies and officials including George G. Allen and Thomas P. Merritt for president and congress at large, with Supreme Judge Christopher Heydrick and electors Mortimer Elliott and others. Pennsylvania counties and multiple districts are named for assembly and local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress AT
George G. Allen
Erie
Thomas P. Merritt
Berks
Mortimer F. Elliott
Tioga
Mno. C. Bulleitt
Philadelphia
Thomas B. Kennedy
Franklin David T. Watson
Allegheny
Judge Paxson's Pittsburgh charge prompts bias concerns
The article reports Judge Paxson's charge at Pittsburgh addressing property rights and the Homestead strike. It cites questions about whether force to repossess property is lawful, critiques the charge as biased against workers, and notes tax figures from Harrisburg showing property values and exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Homestead
Pennsylvania
Pinkerton
Grand Jury
Paxson
Pittsburgh
Criminal Court
Supreme Court
Prominent Democrats Instruct Voters On Ballot Assistance
The Republican state committee chief criticizes voter aid instructions as dishonest and seeks to warn against any abuse of ballot assistance. He urges voters to back Cleveland and Stevenson in the anticipated November election and frames the issue as a fight against wealth-based rule. Hazeltine defends tariff policy arguing for tinplate industry protection and discusses price effects and broader economic implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeder
Republican State Committee
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
Chase
Greeley
Sumner
Dave Martin
Eagle
Sons of
Freedom
Republican Party
Cleveland
Stevenson
Maaine
California
Eniror Lepeer
United States
England
E. T. Hazeltine
Hazeltine
Warren
Wales
To the Young Man Who Casts His First Vote
An urging call to young voters about the presidential election criticizes the Republicans for corruption and lack of principle while praising Democrats for fidelity to the constitution and Jeffersonian ideals. The piece stresses informed, conscientious voting by new citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Move to Elect Judge Heydrick for Full Supreme Term
A broad movement across the state unites lawyers of all parties to elect Judge Heydrick to a full Supreme Court term. The piece notes only one Democrat on the bench with a full term and cites Judge Andrews of New York as an example of bipartisan support, urging the public to back Heydrick to keep the court free of partisan bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Heydrick
Supreme Bench
MecCullum
Heydrick
Andrews
New York
New York Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Liver and Blood Health
Hood's Pill cures liver ailments including jaundice biliousness sick headache and constipation. To prevent grip and similar epidemics keep the blood and system healthy. If you feel worn out in the morning seek immediate care and take Hood's Sarsaparilla to strengthen and purify the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Independent non partisan judiciary endorsement urged for Judge Heydrick
The piece argues for Judge Heydrick’s election highlighting regional representation on the Supreme Court. It notes his oil district proximity and warns that his departure would leave western Pennsylvania without a court representative. It stresses nonpolitical nature of the office and anticipated strong support in western regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heydrick
Oid
Judge Heydrick
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Relief Association Elects Officers and Visitors
At a late meeting of the Relief Association the following ladies were elected for the ensuing term: President Mrs A J Hazeltine. vice-presidents Mesdames F Henry C H Noyes Ernest Smith Ben Arnold Joseph Fox John Humphry M Silk Geo Ball. secretary and treasurer Miss Ellie Scofield. visitors Miss Minnie Davies. chairman Miss Blanche Campbell. Mrs Frank Barnhart Mrs N Falconer Mrs Ozro Neamith Miss Fairchild Mesdames S P Hall 8S 8 T Neil W H Pickett B F Morris A Connaro Miss Alden Miss A Thompson Glade Mrs Elmer Lacy Miss Jennie Thomas Pleasant Miss Messerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Association
A. J. Hazeltine
Mesdames F. Henry
C. H. Noyes
Ernest Smith
Ben Arnold
Joseph Fox
John Humphry
M. Silk
Geo. Ball
Ellie Scofield
Minnie Davies
Blanche Campbell
Frank Barnhart
N. Falconer
Ozro Neamith
Fairchild
S. P. Hall
T. Neil
W. H. Pickett
B. F. Morris
A. Connaro
Alden
A. Thompson
Glade
Elmer Lacy
Jennie Thomas
Pleasant
Messerly
Prices paid for country pro- Buiter products and feed
Dealers report prices for various farm staples and feeds including eggs, butters, evaporated fruit, grains, screenings, middlings, meal, bran, chop feed, hay, and animal meal. Notes mention specific per unit prices and the nutritional claim that animal meal is a nutritious new product aiding hen health.
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Christopher Heydrick
Venango
Samuel G. Thompson
Adam
Conway
W. Redwood Wright
John O. James
James Duffey
W. Trimmer
Azur Lathrop
Thomas Chalfabt
PH. Strubinger
Joseph D. Orr
Andrew A. Payton
Michael Leibel
Clem’t B. Wainright
Charles H. Lafferty
George R. Guss
William Malone
William Moran
Samuel 8. Leiby
C. Hipple
W.D. Hammelright
H. B. Piper
Charles A. Fagan
John D. Benton
Thomas McDowell
P. Hail
Congress
Jas. D. Hancock
Venango County
Manley W. Bovee
Goodwill Hill
D. Ridelsperger
Lead
I. A. Whitney
Pittsfield
A.D. Manly
Spring Creek
Warren Academy
Geo. N. Parmlee
Grover Cleveland
A. E. Stevenson
Illinois
Vering
Democratic
Mr. Blaine
Milwaukee
Blaine
Foraker
Teed
Harrison
Timen
Democrats
Stan ¥ Forp
United States Senate
Protection
Paxrson
Harrisburg
MR. Hazeltine
de Witts
Harry Risers
Noyes Drug Store
F. H. Dixson
East Warren
Marter Harrison
Frederic R. Coudert
Merrell & Soule
Syracuse
Warren Markee Rbort
Buiter
Ena
Flou
MEAG
Graham
New Orleans
Porto Rica
Sugar House
Young Dyson
Japan
Java
Rio
Siegfried & CO
Warren, Pa
Catarreh
Hayfever
ELY Brothers
Warren St
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