Beef prices rise amid cattle shortage and law of supply
The article notes beef costs will climb due to scarce cattle as buyers scour the country without success. It says cattle take three to four years to raise, causing slow herd recruitment, while farmers who kept cattle may now reap higher prices. It also reports a Maine disaster death toll, a new Carlisle beet sugar factory, naval ammunition costs, and Gen. Schofield's command of the National Volunteer Reserves.
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Carlisle
Schofield
National Volunteer Reserves
Kilmer
Met Proprietors
Java
Rio
Hamas
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Peace program on Republican delegates carried in Allegheny
In Allegheny county last Tuesday the peace program on Republican state delegates was carried as proposed. Hon. W. A. Stone has thirteen and the opposition Magee & Co., the remaining twenty five. Congressman Acheson is the choice for Congress and will be re nominated.
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Allegheny County
W. A. Stone
Magee & Co
Acheson
Congress
Cooper Drops Out of Delaware Governor Race
Editor Cooper of the Media American says he is out of the governor race leaving Delaware's seven GOP delegates to be decided as contenders shuffle after a Philadelphia banks mash-up.
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Philadelphia
Cooper
Media American
Delaware
Gold moved to New York port from Europe totals 42 million
The article states the amount of gold brought over or engaged for the port of New York from Europe since Feb 25 totals 35,488,000 dollars, with 6,100,000 en route to San Francisco and 600,000 from Havana, giving a grand total of 42,188,000. It also notes Centre County Pennsylvania has been sued for 50 cents over a scalp bounty dispute and has been paying 200 dollars a month in bounties, suggesting time to stop payments.
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New York
Europe
San Francisco
Havana
Centre County
Pennsylvania
Nearly all Machias crew reenlist after term of service
The article notes that nearly the entire crew of the Machias reenlisted at the end of their term, praising American spirit and stating the country’s honor will not suffer in the hands of its sailors and soldiers.
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Machias
Lawyer Wa. ScuNorR Withdraws From District Race
Wa. ScuNorR, Esq., withdraws his candidacy as President Judge of this District before the Forest County primaries. This gives Judge Lindsey a walk over in the District so far as the Republicans are concerned.
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Wa. Scunorr
Forest County
Lindsey
Bismarck Quieter But Still Sharp At Eighty Three
BISMARCK celebrates his 83rd birthday on April 4 while aging but active in public life. Once a force in world affairs he now jokes about news and remains fond of pipe smoking though strength has waned since the Waterloo era.
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Bismarck
Waterloo
Ex-Confederates Enlist for War With Spain Called Yankees
The note states that former Confederates who join the Spanish-American War are predicted to be nicknamed Yankees. Fitzhugh Lee has already been labeled as such by the Spaniards, underscoring the irony of a family name becoming a source of mockery or identity in wartime.
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Cuba
United States
Spain
McKinley
Congress
Fitzhugh Lee
Erection of New Capitol at Harrisburg Seeks Bips
A notice requests bids for constructing a new Capitol in Harrisburg to be completed by November 15 1898. The ad notes war glory aside most must work for a living and jokes about garlic for complexion.
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Harrisburg
Hon. C W Stones Prospects In Gubernatorial Race
The article analyzes two Stone brothers in the Pennsylvania gubernatorial race. W A Stone of Allegheny holds a growing delegate list and support from choice factions, while Charles W Stone of Warren has amassed dense backing in Warren Venango McKean Cameron Mercer Butler Lawrence counties. Charles W Stone has long public service, including Harrisburg House 1870 71 State Senate 1877 78 Lieutenant Governor 1879 83 and Secretary of the Commonwealth 1887 90.
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C. W. Stone
W. A. Stone
Allegheny County
Charles W. Stone
Warren
Stone
Venango
McKean
Cameron
Mercer
Butler
Lawrence County
Congress
Harrisburg
Venango and
the Commonwealth
Beaver
Fifty-first Congress
Pennsylvania
Congressman Stone
Tariff Figures Show Dingley Law Impact on Imports
Treasury data show hay imports in the first half under Dingley totaled 7262 dollars versus 502,846 under Wilson. Wool imports were about half a month’s Wilson level. From Aug 1 1897 to Feb 1 1898 Dingley total imports reached 51,781,070 pounds, while April 1897 Wilson imports were 95,559,933 pounds. US farmers and manufacturers gain abroad as 6,000 tons of agricultural machinery shipped to Russia, with more to come. Exports to fourteen protesting countries rose by 56,000,000 in the first half under Dingley versus Wilson, challenging claims that protection harms foreign trade.
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United States
Treasury Department
Russia
Pension Burden Grows as War Looms
Secretary Bliss cites eight million deficiency for pensions this year and shows pensions rising 13 599 in eight months. The total on the roll could top 996 000 by 1898 end, nearly double 1890 figures, foreshadowing vast future costs if another conflict with Spain occurs.
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Spain
Bliss
Congress
Phila
Imes
Reform Move Backed by Titusville Voters in Governor Race
The Titusville World reports that a large Republican majority in the county opposes boss rule led by W. H. Andrews and backs Samuel B. Dick John J. Carter Jesse Moore and L. O. McLane. They pledge to support Charles W. Stone of Warren for governor at the state convention.
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Charles W. Stone
Warren
C. W. Stone
Reform Movement
W. H. Andrews
Titusville
Samuel B. Dick
John J. Carter
Jesse Moore
L. 0. McLane
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Zola to Face New Trial After Court of Appeals Ruling
In France the famed novelist Emile Zola is to stand trial again as the court of appeals overturns the prior verdict. The higher court nullifies the previous conviction and orders a fresh hearing on the case.
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France
Zola
Court of Appeals
New York State Tax Rate Set at 2.08 Mills
The 1898 state tax rate is fixed at 2.08 mills, the lowest since 1856 except for 1891 and 1892, pleasing New York taxpayers.
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New York State
Ice-covered trees promise bumper fruit next season
An exchange notes fruit trees covered with ice this winter, citing the old adage that such a freeze yields an abundant harvest the next year. The remark links weather effects to future yields, reflecting rural sentiment and traditional wisdom.
War talk and political riffs volley in fleeting editorials
A collage of quotes and opinions from multiple papers reflects wartime sentiment and policy notes. Authors argue over McKinley handling of Cuba, Mason’s war stance, and pension bills while praising March’s economic activity and Dingley law effects.
War hawks and the cost of loud advocacy
A Pittsburg Com. Gazette observer argues against loud war supporters, noting the real fighters bear burdens while the noisy crowd profits from supplies and bravado. The piece recalls veterans’ testimony on the ineffectiveness of loud, swearing soldiers and the dangers of rushing to conflict.
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Pittsburg
Secretary seeks funds for Paris Expo corn exhibit
The Secretary of Agriculture asks Congress for an appropriation to fund a large corn display at the Paris Exposition. He believes European markets could significantly boost demand for American corn, which would raise prices and valuations tied to the annual two billion bushel crop. Europeans largely misunderstand corn and its culinary uses.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Nebraska Farmers Switch Roles in Credit Markets
A recent Omaha dispatch notes mortgages in Nebraska are being canceled at about one million dollars monthly. Vast sums in banks and other lenders are ready to invest at 3 percent, a rate the market cannot meet. Two years ago 10 percent was common, and now farmers set terms in the money markets of nearby states.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Liquor Licenses Filed for Clarendon Venues and Partners
Clarendon Borough lists Patrick F. McMahan and Henry House with retail liquor licenses. S Sweet at Keystone Hotel also seeks a retail liquor license. Is Co C Campbell at Central House and Max Koch seek wholesale licenses. Clarendon Liquor Store appears in filings.
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Warren
John Schmutz
Schmutz
Water Street
Third Ward
Bessie Moran
Moran
Michael Schwing
McKean
Liberty Street
John Baldensperger
Revere House
Fourth Ward
Geo. H. Leonhart
Struthers
Second Ward
Hickory Street
James M.tabor
Pennsylvania Avenue
Laurence Gleason
John H. Gray
M. Mead
Jacob Stricker
Clarendon Borough
Patrick F. McMahan
Henry House
S. Sweet
Keystone Hotel
Is Co. C. Campbell
Central House
Lcense
Max Koch
Clarendon
Sugar Grove
B. D. Paddock
Brokenstraw Township
J. Lallmang
Arcade
Irvine
Jel Carmichael
Windsor House
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Glade Run
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C. C. Cc. Pet
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Aeeneenes
Huldekoper and Co CO
Huldekoper Otewweane
C. B. Pet. Co
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Simms
Anna W
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John
Kennedy
Brokensteaw
le Tearasreee
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G& Briggs and Lessingwell
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Hanchett, N.N
Wheelock, J J
Great National Pet
McDonald and Robinson
Esa Senense Caece
Tos -Reevesereessee
Great N. McGrew
Mitchell Ae Wood Ex
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Watson, L. F
Wood
Rasenseeines
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Jas. Est
Seneeeneenerees
Great National
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Bel James
Phillips and Collins
Brough
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W Joven Teeene
McGrew Bros
McCormick
Ease
Siggins
P Kortman
Pet. Co
McGrew Nna
Rd Bros
Alleheny Grandin
W Towns
Densmore
Dalhousen
Damascaville Oil Co
Ee Eeereereenses
South Penn Oil Co
Duncan Owens
Conklin
Young
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Sesseenee Funk
Joshua
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Jas
Emery
Mint
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Frank
Schuler
Binant de Wood
Henry
Taylor
J. J
Roe
Alfred
SA Dev
Lavant
Thompson
Gordon R Mill Carlson
Chas
Pras
Penn Tan Co
Rerereer
Teres
Nelson
Miller
Porter
Dowd
Mrs. P. T
Mellon
Elexander
Wlay
Peterson
Wai H. B
Watson
F. Estate
Pierce
Ward
Susan
Olentine
Cordelia Teeeaenee
Maloney
Pat
Jamieson
H. A
Elder Roe & Co
Conewango
Beeches & Jiamieson
East Eevesses Seccsses Sesesess
Anne Bann
Eecees Seneee
Twitchell, L B Est
Smith Wm
Etal
Sabe Seeccesereesses
Midland
Steeeenee
Midland Oil Co
Wallace
Alex
Backup
South Penn Oil Aeanee Ee
Columbus Town
Jamee H. A. E
Iisig
Thtepwe
Yates
Betts, Howell
Iphobessh
Ludlow Catake Se
Gullman & Curtis
TDICE
Ececceseesteenecees
Curtis
J. G
Wst
Watson Township
Maynard
Alson
Blodgett
Gullman
Sweet
McGahn, J. R
Marsh and Kinnea
Spicer
Samuel
Seesess Seere
Curtze
Ludlow Es
Brown
Thomas Seewwees
Curtis, J. G
F F
Bradford & Forest Oil Co
Rockwell
Penn Tan
Sheirs Brown, Thomas
Kinzua Ou CO
Watson, Cornelius
Hazel
Barnes
Ludlow eState
Dunham
Collin Sires
Rockwell, F. H
Watson & Dunham Ex
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F. H
O& Mint
H J
McCullan
W. H
Parks, Chest CT
Wheeler & Duzenbury
Strong
I. B
Dixon and Wardwell Eevecess
Ae Ag Tan Co Eesnasecenee
Rove Township
Nesmith Estate
D, Jno
Carl Ae Eee
Atson & Eee
Wells
J.C. Estate
Saeseeesens Ase
Briden, Thomas Heirs
Udeite Pat
Cornell, John
Rosenzwe Renseneee
Cornelius
el Evacenees
Falconer Estat
Enens
WwWtman, Seseeeeeeevenes Oo
Tenes
Morrison, S. Estate
Island
Lake Borough
Winter
F H & Co
Weaff, Jno
Vac
Lot
Thompson, T. P
Fran
Ero
Herman
Baker
Columbus Bor
Green
Lowry
Seteeesereee Ball
Slater
Jeneeseens Secesense
Yneile
T. D
Livingston
Christopher
M T
Ball
Oie Seeereee
Wheelock
Seeees
O’brien
W P & Cora
Demmick
Slater Heirs
Knn Albert
M. B. Ee
Rose
Ella E
Morcek
Fred
Phillips
C J
Casey
G A
McGraw
P. M
Elias
Vandergrift
Emma
Cornelius, Geo. O
Ma Lone
T J & Rich
Hiram
Grandi Rise Tran Co
In and Stone
Sullivan
Palmer
J. K
Sanford
Mullen
Jno
Hjelm
Cee
J.J. Ateesee
O Penn T ‘An Co
Geo F
Wee
Titus
Ade
Eseee
Forsgek
pS + la toneeees
Comstrom
Eric
W. G. Weee
Armor
K. K
Pen Tan CO
Hazeltine
Huie
Pine Grove Township
Mead
Caroline
Hoskins Bros
Norman
L. F
Carl
Lewis, Ernest
D Kay
Sheldon
Armour, Clark & Foster
Laycock and Son
Spencer
Mrs H
Mayer L
Cohn
Sol
Davis
James
Soraelius
Reynolds Bros
Hinkley
W. W
Randall, D. S
Bean and Hall
Fox, Thurston
Eddy
Jay
Seveneres
Deerfield Township
Herrick, Arthur
Henry, F., O & Mint
Aes Robt. & Co
Thomas
Aesese
Atkins
Mrs Ida
Northro
Thomas H
Paris
Larson
F. Bartsch
Chase
W Hex
O and m
Haskins Bros
Martin
Emett
L&b
McGrew
Whaley
Mrs
Parish and Co
McIntyre Co Ae
Hay
Bimber
Ohn
Oliver
Helling
Wilson
Atson
Pleasant Township
D. C
Accessige Ly Estate
Rhodes
F. Ae
Patterson
Sigg Jompson
Grandin
J L
Aiechnsaitees
Thom Dingley Biate
Harris
Oe McClintock
Once
J. Es
Wetmore
Teers Dennis
Garland Pet
Co Wee
McClintock
Je . Oanda Sweet
Sidney A
Sager
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John Ist
W. E
Penn Tan We
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Eller
Valentine
Mesure
Maybee
Archibald
Alters
HE. Brown
E H
Conklin Run Oil Co
North O Hall
Collins, Ebinezer
Encereaneces
Fitz Trick
Moddo
Peter x
Weaver
Yates and Parmlee
Collins
C. P. Sesnensacaennis
Bachnup
CS . Ex
Brooks
Mrs L A
Hornan’s Estate
Smooyer
Tidioute Creek O & L Co
Stone Ag — Ner
Om. Rs
Smith Ex
Aes
Yee
Id Reynolds
Ripurn
Albr Escosces
Ciuleten
Parnella
Albert
A.R
Great National Pet Co
Cleale
Schnur
J. N
Crecesresesen
Bachup, W. L
Spring Creek Township
Brown H and Holt
Taylor, J.J
Bennett
Milo
Ludlow Eeceees
Downey
Holt, M. D
Davis, S. H
White
Horton
Sarah Sence
Canter
Jowonee
Hill
Sylvester
Hartes
Dalrymple, J. Eeeeecces Corn Mills
Hazeltine and Coos
Cocesceos
Neo Rice
W. i
Ezekiel Eldred Township
Davenport
Bay
Ranenecece Reece
Stapleton
Ough
Borough
Great Cash Grocery
G. H. Strickland
Waters Block
Posto W. Aren, PA
George
George Ball
Penn’a
Suspension Bridge
T. O. Slater & CO
Stearns
Allen’s Shoe Store
Liberty St
P.O. Warren, PA
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F.H. Rockwell
F. K. Russell
Che Dis
England
Ireland
N. K. Wendleboe
Rowland & Sons, Exchange Block
Decora
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W. C. Rowland
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