Republican primary filings announced for Warren county offices
A. T. Hack Nwray of Grade Tp announces for Associate Judge. John T. Nelson of Warren and James Brann of Warren announce for Sheriff, all subject to Republican primaries. A. W. Jones of Chandlers Valley also seeks Warren county Sheriff, pending primary decision.
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Assembly
L. C. Baker
Columbus
Warren County
JOHN H. #aNdsTROM
Warren
A. T. Hacknwry
John T. Nelson
James Brann
A.W. Jones
Chandlers Valley
Frank M. Knapp
William P. Nutting
Youngsville
27Th
E. J. Kelley
Sugar Grove Township
J. H. Bradley
Pine Grove Township
Republican Primaries urged for War ren county voters
The notice calls all War ren county Republicans to attend next Saturday’s primaries and vote for preferred candidates. It stresses duty to participate, accept the outcome, and avoid a free-for-all race, insisting the majority verdict should rule.
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Warren County
Republicans Clash Over Parshall Race and Bovee Bid
The text accuses Republicans of a scheme by insurgents and Democrats to back rival candidate Bovee against Parshall in the upcoming Assembly race. It labels Baker’s newspaper as enemy and urges a vote for Parshall to block what it calls a boodler scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parshall
Bovee
Grand Valley
Assembly
Baker
Mirror
E. W. Parshall
Republicans name Assembly nominees in Crawford and Erie counties
The Cambridge News editor Clark D. Eckels and ex Mayor W D Benedict are nominated in Crawford county with Warren county ties. Erie county follows with J R Mulkie Union City and F L Hoskins Edinboro renominated, both first term members expected to win by a large margin.
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Crawford County
Clark D. Eckels
Cambridge News
W. B. Benedict
Edinboro
Open Door diplomacy hailed as peace and commerce boon
The administration secures written consent from England Germany Russia France Italy and Japan to China’s open door. Secretary Hay calls it a path to unfettered Chinese commerce and industry and a tranquil Orient, a triumph for American diplomacy and McKinley’s governance.
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England
Germany
Russia
France
Italy
Japan
China
Hay
Orient
McKinley
Elkin's rise fuels talk of new governor’s circle
The Philadelphia Inquirer muses that Elkin, once expelled from a governor’s circle, may soon form a new governor’s family in the next administration. Western counties send strong chatter, yet Elkins enjoys solid local support and many friends ready to back him.
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Phila. Inquirer
Elkin
Rail growth in 1899 outpaces previous decade expansion
In 1899 American railroads built 4 500 ten mile tracks signaling busier expansion since 1890. Meanwhile the number of railroads entering receivership declined notably, indicating financial stabilization alongside the growth in track laid.
Tur State Democrats Convene in Harrisburg as Republicans Set Meeting
The Tur State Democratic Convention meets in Harrisburg on Thursday while Republicans schedule their state gathering there three weeks later on April 25. Tensions rise as party actions loom and potential trouble is anticipated.
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Tur
Harrisburg
Parshall Backed by The Mail in Warren County Campaign
The Mail supports Hon. E. W. Parshall for the Assembly and rebuts claims by The Mirror that attack his record. It argues the Mirror uses unfair, slanderous methods and that Parshall aided road law repeal saving township costs. The piece praises Parshall as an efficient, aggressive representative with a clear record in Harrisburg.
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Mall
E. W. Parshall
The
Mirror
Parshall
Assembly
Wanamaker
Baker
Warren County
Harrisburg
Warren
Pennsylvania
Divide the Philippines Gen Wheeler’s plan for division and governance
General Wheeler advocates splitting the Philippines into three or four divisions with separate territorial governments. He argues Filipinos’ potential for self government with tutelage, notes diverse races and interests, and says the US should not abandon the islands but create a satisfactory civil government promptly for Europeans and natives.
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Philippines
Wheeler
Philippine
United States
Doctor Champions Hot Water For Colds And Coughs
A noted physician advised that hot water is among the best remedies for bad colds or severe coughs. He argued it outperforms common cough mixtures which upset digestion and appetite. Sipping near boiling water during paroxysms helps relieve irritation by promoting secretion.
Philadelphia Receives 8 Million for Public Water Needs
In six months six donors have given or bequeathed nearly 8 000 000 to local public uses. The city faces a slow pace but aims to secure a large supply of pure water as its top priority.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia letter warns Democrats against dumping all isms
A Philadelphia reader to the Times urges Democrats to abandon Bryanism Populism socialism and every other ism. He warns that such a purge would leave nothing but a bad smell and little of value remaining.
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Philadelphia
The
Times
Folk Remedy Claims Protection Against Prolonged Coughs
A reminiscence from J. M. Siegfried extols FoLey's HONEY AND TAR as a safeguard against lingering grippe coughs that persist after the danger point, promising positive protection and security.
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FoLey
J. M. Siegfried
Anti Diuretic promises relief for child bed wetting
Dr. E Detchon's Anti Diuretic claims to cure nocturnal enuresis quickly for both old and young. The ad states it may be worth over $100 to users and notes it costs $1, sold by Hertzel and Saner druggists in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Hertzel & Saner
Warren, Pa
Swamp
Parshall praised for re election as Warren County leader
The article lauds Hon. E. W. Parshall as County Chairman and Assembly member for his legislative record. It highlights bills he introduced such as raising school funds for the Cornplanter Indians, funding Warren State Hospital sewage disposal, increasing Warren county school money, supporting the Emergency Hospital, aiding farmers and labor, and opposing oleo with licensing. It notes his active service, committee assignments, and calls for his reelection.
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E. W. Parshall
Mail
Council of
Warren
Warren State Hospital
Conewango Creek
Warren County
Grange
Muhlbronner
Supreme Court of the State
State Hospital
Parshall
Republicans Must Stand With Majority At Primaries
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues Republicans have an absolute right to individual opinions at primaries but must yield to the party majority in November. It warns anti stalwart managers may fuse with Democrats to wreck the party, urging genuine Republicans to back Flinn leadership or risk losing legislative power in a presidential year.
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Philadelphia
Bolters
Phila. Inquirer
Morgantown Man Cured by Foley's Kidney Cure
A. R. Bass of Morgantown Indiana suffered severe backache and kidney pains waking him ten or twelve times nightly. He was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure which is guaranteed.
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A. R. Bass
Morgantown
Ind
Foley
J. M. Siegfried
Special excursion to Washington on Pennsylvania Railroad dies
On April 7 1900 the PRR runs its last special excursion to Washington from Erie to Lock Haven inclusive for travelers aiming to visit the National Capital. Round trip tickets cost 10 from Erie St Marys and nearby, 8.90 Driftwood 8.15 Renovo 7.30 Lock Haven with ten day return window. through sleeping car Erie to Washington departs 4 30 PM. Tickets to Washington may be exchanged for excursions to Richmond Old Point Comfort Norfolk Virginia Beach Princess Anne Hotel under reduced rates. Contact E S Harrar Williamsport division ticket agent for full details.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Erie
Lock Haven
National Capital
St. Marys
Driftwood
Renovo
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Princess Anne
E. S. Harrar
Williamsport
Ice Prices Set For 1900 Season By Phillips & Son
Ice price schedule for 1900公布овар。 Lists rates by weight and delivery size for varying buyers including drug stores parlors and wholesale trade. Season runs April 1, 1900 to April 1, 1901 with ton and per-ton pricing differences.
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J.F. Phillips & Son
Cash for 100 Tons of Odd Materials at Johns Exchange
Buyer offers cash for old rubber goods and metal items free of cloth or iron. Accepts boots, wringer rollers, hoses, bicycle tires, red rubber, brass, lead, zinc, copper free of iron or wire. Visit room in Johns Exchange second floor at Second and Liberty streets.
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Johnson’s Exchange
Liberty Streets
Wedding Cards and Invitations Offer Elegant Office Service
The notice advertises wedding announcements calling cards and ball invitations with neat elegant design at low prices. Services available at the office for quick affordable printing and stationery needs.
Mirror Stirs Debate As A Republican Newspaper
The Mirror is defended as a loyal Republican organ while critics call it treacherous and self serving. Readers debate its loyalty, wording, and role in party battles, with supporters praising it as true to GOP ideals and detractors accusing it of slander and patronage.
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the Mirror
Quay
Warren Mirror
Mirror
Republican Party
G.oo. P
Bolters
Women eligible for school offices but not voters in 1877 convention
Ellen H. E. Price argues the 1877 constitutional grant of school office eligibility to women did not include voting rights. She notes 64 women among 15,137 directors, 3 women among 140 superintendents, yet all state officers and top officials remain men. She asks why responsibility lies with male voters and cites contrasts with other states.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
College and University Council
Ellen H. E. Price
Proposals for Supplies for Warren State Hospital
Bids are invited by John Curwen M D superintendent of the Warren State Hospital for the Insane Pennsylvania for the year starting June 1 1900 and for quarterly periods through 1901. Blank proposals will be provided to bidders and those supplying full year or quarterly needs must furnish security for faithful performance as required.
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State Hospital For
Warren
Penn
John Curwen
Warren Conny
Common Pleas
John D. Hafele
John H. Fuellhart
TN Warren Candy Copan
Nellie Drayton Libellant
Cornelius Drayton
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County Teachers Form Official Association
The Warren County Teachers' Association completed its organization at Youngsville on March 31 after early meetings at Kinzua and Tiona. Officers elected include J. H. West president, with D. L. McMurren, D. Mead, Addison White, E. L. Monroe, and B. G. Smith as vice presidents. L. J. Holmes secretary and C. J. Gun ning treasurer. The articles outline three membership classes Provisional Professional and Honorary and set a 25 cent annual fee with nonpayment or withdrawal ending membership.
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Warren County Teacher’s Association
Youngsville
McKean
Kinzua
Tiona
Warren
J. H. West
D. L
McMurren
Corydon
D. Mead
Pittsfield
Addison White
E. L. Monroe
Columbus
B. G. Smith
L. J. Holmes
North Clarendon
C. J. Gunning
Association
North Warren
Associaon
County Institute
Jacob Keller Tailor Promises First-Class Warren Service
Patronizing home trade supports local business. Jacob Keller advertises Warren area tailoring with emphasis on high quality work by local tailors.
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Jacob Keller
Warren
Washington Notes on Trade and Politics in 1900
The balance of trade favored the U S from 1893 onward with 1899 at 539 million while 1893 showed a deficit. Gold imports and exports shifted in the past seven years. Secretary Root urges increased Cuban forces rather than withdrawal amid militia concerns. February 1900 marks record exports and favorable trade in foreign commerce. Repeal of the general bankruptcy law seems unlikely this session despite demand.
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United States
Root
Cuba
McKinley
Letters Testamentary Granted for Eliza Barnes Estate
Notice is given that Letters Testamentary have been granted to the undersigned for the estate of Eliza J Barnes late of Sheffield Warren County Pennsylvania. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims should present them for settlement to Unice L Horton Sheffield Pa April 2 1900.
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Scandia
Corydon
Kinzua
Spring Creek
Pittsfield
Russell
Grand Valley
Enterprise
Tidioute
Warren
Columbus
Lottsville
Sugar Grove
Youngsville
Chandler’s Valley
Lander
Sheffield
North Clarendon
O. J. Gunning
District Court of the United States
Western District
Pennsylvania
Sheldon J. Cook
Warren County
Act of Congress
Pittsburg
William T. Lindsey
Court of Common Pleas
Odd Fellows’ All Association of
Penna
General Assembly
Hinckley & Rice, Solicitors
Local Store Announces All Goods At Cost In Special Sale
A store advertises a cost price sale starting Wednesday April 4 to draw customers from Pittsburg and beyond. It promises warrant with every article, free delivery within reasonable distance on ten dollar orders, and a new price list with greatly reduced prices. Every article offered at cost during the intro sale.
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Pittsburg
Warren Borough Retail Liquor Licenses Listed In Notice
A public notice enumerates multiple retail and wholesale liquor licenses in Warren Borough across wards. Names include John Schmutz Moran's European Hotel Michael Schwin and James Madden among others with addresses on Water Street Hickory Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, all noted under Third ward, Fourth ward, Second ward.
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Warren
John Schmutz
Schmutz
Water Street
Third Ward
R.C. English
Moran
Michael Schwin
West Side
Hickory Street
Water and
Third Streets
John Baldensperger
Revere House
Fourth Ward
Co. H. Leonhart
Struthers
Second Ward
Carl Schwartz
Aul S. Horton
Exchange Hotel
Anton Diehl
Liberty Street
Samuel Saunders
Glade House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Carver Street
Sixth Ward
James Edwards
Carver
Warren Cafe
Roland C. Berkey
Laurence Gleason
Alexander Erickson
John H. Gray
Mead
Thomas Bacher
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Congress
O. C. Allen
27Th Congressional District
Mr. Parshall
Ice
Robert H. Johnson
Republican Newspaper
AIMS
Warren County Teachers’ Association
P. N. Osborne
Laverne Forp
Committee On Constitution
Erie R. R
Oregon
Montana
North
South Dakota
D.S. Rowe
Erie R.R
Corry
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Washington Notes
Thompson
L. B. Wood Company
John Erickson
Suit of Wood Company
Sheriff’s
EMAIL
Philadelphia Weekly Press
Great Cash Grocery
Waters Block
Postoffic
Liquor License
Harison Bucklin
Newton N. Hanchett
Hanchett House
J. Ryan
Ryan
Levant Ricker
Kairmount House
A. Siggins
Eagle House
Clarendon
Patrick F. McMahon
Henry House
S. Sweet
Keystone Hotel
Co. C. Campbell
Central House
Robert Burch
Sylvester Davenport
B. D. Paddock
Brokenstraw
Co. J. Lallmang
Arcade
Irvine
Daniel Carmichael
Windsor House
Glade Township
Theodore Deitch
Baldensperger
Glade Run
C. H. Horner
Allegheny House
Corydon Township
J. A. Griffin
Corydon House
J.A. Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Eleanor Tench
Sugar Run
Fred N. Deitch
Hotel Adams
Cassius W. Hathaway
Hathaway House
Garland
Pittsfield Sp
N. L. Acocks
Pittsfield House
William Clancy
Johnson House
Sheffield Township
Lorenzo LeRoy
Shaw House
John Kriner
Sheffield House
Edward O’donnell
Lee House
Benjamin Ellis
Ellis
Chandlers Valley Pa
Spring Creek Township
James T. Stearns
See Creek House
Spring Creek Station
F. M. Knapp
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
District. Court of the United States
District of Pennsylvania
Court House
Warren Borough
Kinzua Township
Kinzua Creek
Kinza Creek
Aeons Ee. Econd
Williem English
Cornelius and
Ball
Mrs. Brighton
Hector Strong
Lebius Strong
Elijah Shephard
Wallace and Strong
Hoffman
William Fish
Western
New York and Pennsylvania Railroad
Corydon Street
Said Street
Old State Road
John H. King
William Whitman
Peukret
N. K. Wendelboe’s
Liberty St
OUR New Century Papers
Armstrong & McKelvey Ready
Wendelboe
Boston
Gregory
Warren National Bank
Hon
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G.N. Parmlee
Andrew Hertzel
Charles Chase
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
H. A. Jamieson
G. N. Parmlee
F. E. Hertzel
Cashier
Prime Timothy
Ket Price
Kopf & Henry
Cuane Anchor Fence CO
Jamestioum
First National Bank
Surplus
F. H. Rockwell
F. K. Russell
BANK
Penn’a
Ravings Bank
O. Ae
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Queenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Ore
Paris
Gothen
Copen
New York
Pennanning Company
Erry Crary
F. EK. Graham
A. A.davis & Office
Exchange Block
C. R
W. F. Henry
Warren‘Savings Banking
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