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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1902

Page

4

Political candidate announcements for Warren county 1902

A serialized set of Republican nominations and candidate notices in Warren County detailing runners for Congress, State Senate, Assembly, Register and Recorder, County Commissioner, County Auditor, and related offices. Names include Joseph C. Sibley Henry Caminas L. C. Baker Crandall Downing Hagberg Charles Tompsett Wiggens Cogswell John A. Woon Ek. Fe Thompson August Flodine A M Bennett with primaries and district decisions noted.

Congress Joseph C. Sibley Franklin Henry H. Caminas Tidioute Warren Venango Assembly Hon L. C. Baker Columbus Warren County Register and Recorder Coas. D. Crandall Register The Orphans’ Court Frank M. Downing South West Frank Hagberg Elk Edgar - Moore Spring Creek Chas. Tompsett Triumph James W. Wiggns S. M. Cogswell John A. Woon Tiona EK. Fe, Thompson Farmington August Flodine Warrenboro A. M. Bennett

Warren's Leading Merchants and Gen Otis Retirement

The piece names Warren's leading merchants who advertise constantly and notes Gen Otis has retired after loyal service and will not write a book or give lectures. It mentions the meat trust planning higher prices and Senator Hanna denying any presidential candidacy, citing busyness.

Otis

Easter Storm Targets Churches Revealed

An Easter storm appears to have struck churches especially hard. The report notes the old-fashioned church with a tall spire as an easy target for lightning and wind.

North Carolina Poll Tax Seen Disfranchising Thousands

The North Carolina poll tax is expected to disfranchise about 40,000 white men and many Black voters due to educational qualifications. The measure limits universal suffrage and draws criticism for denying equal representation.

North Carolina

On the Dry Tortugas Prison Stories by Captain Prentice

McClure's April issue features Captain W. R Prentice on the Dry Tortugas detailing the Lincoln conspirators Mudd Arnold Spangler and O Laughlin. The article offers a long description of military prison life and will interest veteran soldiers.

McClure’s W. R Prentice Lincoln Mudd Arnold Spangler O’laughlin

Senators up for re election in several states

Senatorial elections will occur this year and next for terms expiring March 1, 1903. Named incumbents include Platt of New York Joney of Arkansas Teller of Colorado Orville H Platt of Connecticut Mason of Illinois Fairbanks of Indiana Allison of Iowa Gallagher of New Hampshire Penrose of Pennsylvania McLaurin of South Carolina and Spooner of Wisconsin.

Senator Platt New York Joney Arkansas Teller Colorado Orville H. Platt Connecticut Mason Illinois Fairbanks Indiana Allison Iowa Gallagher New Hampshire Penrose Pennsylvania McLaurin South Carolina Spooner Wisconsin

Prince Henry Returns to US Daily News Update

Prince Henry continues daily talks upon arriving home as coverage tracks his activities and statements across the United States. The reports emphasize ongoing engagements, schedules, and public appearances during his visit.

Prince Henry United States

Last Civil War Veterans Shrinking as 1945 Forecasts Predict Finish

An Omaha look at Col. F C Ainsworth estimates shows Union army and Navy survivors drop from 930 380 in 1900 to 665 832 in 1940 and only 340 000 by 1945. The analysis warns that two thirds of Civil War responders have passed and the veteran will become relics by mid-century.

Union F.C. Ainsworth Record and Pension Office War Department Corayees Soos Py Omaha

Death of Cecil Rhodes as empire dream ends

The Buffalo Express reflects on Cecil Rhodes dying at 59 as fate tests the moment his lifelong dream nears realization. It contrasts Rhodes with Paul Kruger and recalls Rhodes map of Africa for England, uniting South Africa from the Cape to the Zambezi, while noting he dies disliked by many.

Cecil Rhodes Buffalo Express Paul Kruger Rhodes Kimberly Africa Zambesi England Oxford South Africa Cape Zambezi Great Britain

Protect the Children In Schools and Home Study Critique

A Brooklyn Eagle critique argues schools overwork pupils with poor air space and late night home study. It warned that reading and math drills until nine disrupt sleep and urged minimal home assignments. The Philadelphia Item notes Senator B K Focht of Union as a Republican governor candidate in 1906. It adds sugar production growth and beet sugar rise from 5 to 67 percent.

Brooklyn Eagle Philadelphia Item B. K. Focht Union Printer’s Devil of Senator Focht

Timely Topics Mix of News and Quips in 1900s Press

A batch of scattered items notes Timely Topics Cresceus facing a tough rival, jokes on financiers, and quotes from Baltimore News and Philadelphia Inquirer. It highlights Roosevelt health routines, Miss Stone’s release, Washington’s young governor, and various regional tidbits on rail, demographics, prices, and commerce.

Baltimore News

Kidney Trouble Affects Women and Men Alike

An ad-like piece stresses kidney and bladder issues harm mental vigor and daily life, claims childhood kidney weakness is common, and promotes Swamp-Root from Dr. Kilmer & Co. with sample offers and testimonials. It urges treatment by addressing kidney health and mentions mail order prospect.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Bates Re-nominated Unopposed in Crawford-Erie District

Re-nomination and re-election of Hon. Arthur L. Bates as representative from the Crawford-Erie district appears unopposed. He will likely receive a second term without serious challenge, seen as a faithful and efficient official.

Arthur L. Bates Crawford-Erie Bates

Manual Training in Public Schools Widely Debated

The state discusses introducing manual training in public schools. Proponents argue that early work with hands and mind should be taught together to develop coordinated skills in children.

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Warren Mail E. Cowan’s Willis Cowan Dwight Cowan Meat Trust Hanna Cresceus Phila Inquirer Empire State Express New York Central Syracuse Buffalo Pennsylvania Railroad Susquehanna River Harrisburg Roosevelt Miss Stone Washington William McCroskey Rogers Chicago Cleveland W. J. Bryan Bradford Oil City New York City Wm. M. Brown New Castle Geo. Ball Clothing, Co First National Bank Warren, PA Scachidos, & CO Seimace Home Savings Bank F. H. Rockwell Perry D. Clark Frank K., Russell Delos Franklin Penn Agnes Franklin Admx Lander, Pa Penn Tanning Company Sheffield F. W. Simmons R.G. Brownell Eben Morgan Fisher Polk Co Minnesota Jas. O. Parmlee Admr Grass Seed Kopf & Henry Guy L. Gray Brokenstraw C. C. Thompson Att’y R. E. Gray Arren, Pa Li yEees Levi Buurford Clarendon Warren Coney Allersons Henrietta Jane Burford Thompson Fehlman’s W. F. Henry Warren Savings Bankuilding Etters Philip Hertzel Pleasant A. Hertzel Chimmel Feng Schnor Attorneys At Law Hoffman Building Liberty Second Streets Wilbur, WM. Schnur W. S. Richardson W.adee Eastman Kodaks Mr. G -Greaves Pabmlee & Lindsey Printz Second St Edward Lindsey AOS Meamory Third Street R., Stuart, E Hoffman Block W. Dunkle Hoffman Liberty and Charles W. Stone Ralph W John Sill & Son Exchange Block Water Street John Sill F. E. Sill Alstow Geo Ball’s Store Oseph T. Danforth Keller’s Sons Second Street Beaty Block Ll, D. I H. Perry Woodard & Iser Liquor License M. J. Wager Pennsylvania Avenue Second Ward Lcense John Schmutz Schmutz Third Ward C.J. McCarthy Imperial John Baldensperger Revere House Fourth Ward Geo. H. Leonhart Struthers Carl Schwartz Paul 'S Horton Hickory Street K. Gleason Alexander Erickson John H. Gray M. Mead Thomas Bacher J. W. Caldin Caldin J . Hanchett Hanchett House M. J. Ryan Clarendon Borough Orra B. Beebe Henry House Richard H. Edkinson Keystone Hotel Co. C. Campbell Central House Columbus Borough James Hassett Columbus House Grand Valley John C. Peterson Sugar Grove Borough B. D. Paddock Sugar Grove House Willard F F. Jackson Arcade Irvine Aniel Carmichael Windsor House Glade Township Bengt. Carlson Baldensperger Glade Run J. H. Horner Allegheny House Corydon Township J. A. Griffin Corydon House Corydon Retail Liquor Remple Cory Pine Grove Eugene Wells Lane Russell Sweet Adams Pittsfield Township N. L. Acocks Pittsfield House Pittsfield William Clancy Johnson House Garland Sheffield Township Lorenzo LeRoy Shaw Ary Shriner Sheffield House Joma LL O . Ur
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