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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1903
Page
4
Voters are reminded that the last days for registration are September 1 and 2 and that October 3 is the final day to pay taxes to vote in the November 3 election. Check polling places to ensure your name appears on the registry.
Secretary of State Blackburn of Georgia hung Confederate flags and Lost Cause leaders portraits at the Atlanta Capitol to honor Gen. Miles retirement. A crowd of politicians gathered as Blackburn urged cheers for the man who commanded while Gen. Wailes was disliked, but no cheers emerged. The piece notes sentiment in Georgia that the war is over.
An excerpt cites a former Franklin Spectator editor advising readers to avoid cow milk as a tainted, fever-ridden product. He says milk is simply an animal secretion best left to calves and dairy workers, urging readers to skip it in daily rations.
The Jett and White verdicts for the killing of attorney James B. Marcum in Jackson Kentucky bring broad satisfaction. The sentences mark law's action against longstanding feud violence and serve as a deterrent in the region.
Mr Bispham declines the appointment to the Common Pleas bench in Philadelphia. Governor Pennypacker's nomination yields a county committee decision to convene and nominate a candidate for election to the full term, aiming to avoid a clash between city leadership and the state executive.
At Chautauqua, speakers shift themes weekly. Previous lectures argued for saloonkeepers and red liquor, then for lynching’s place, and this week presents a new topic.
A Kansas City bank creates a stocking room for women depositors. Vice President Winants notes that half the women in Kansas City carry money in stockings or bosoms of their dress. The plan is praised as a smart move for Warren's banks.
AT last wireless telegraphy has been put to practical use last week it was used to transmit money from one steam ship to another and filled a long felt want. Great is Marconi.
A concise editorial argues that practical road construction yields better results than lengthy resolutions. It emphasizes tangible work over ceremonial pledges and urges concrete steps to improve infrastructure.
The Struthers Hotel Barn is now under John Stinger, who will give special attention to farmers horses. Transients may be accommodated as there is no livery in connection.
A Washington Star snippet recalls oddities while the Pittsburg Gazette notes wages and politics. Containing immigration figures, railroad earnings, and lynching debate, it surveys labor, crime, and industry with local farm and tailoring ads interspersed.
The 30th annual great Grangers picnic at Williams Grove begins the week of August 24. Farm machinery displays will outshine previous years. Clearfield is emerging as a leading grange county with three new granges since January 1903 and twenty in the state by mid year. Washington County Pomona Grange lists many young names, signaling strong future engagement and discipline for local youths.
A large lot of cloths suitable for men suits and ladies skirts and sacques is offered at low prices. The tailor Jacob Keller invites friends and patrons to call and choose from the stock.
The Indianapolis Journal notes Faulkner, a St. Louis boodler, was convicted for the second time after a third trial and moved for a new trial. The piece argues dilatory tactics delay punishment, citing 18 convictions with none yet in penitentiary.
For the benefit of State Camp of Pennsylvania Patriotic Order Sons of America at Lancaster August 24 to 28, Jacob Keller the Tailor sells 1000 yards of cloths in 30 shades for cash only. Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip tickets from all stations in Pennsylvania to Lancaster August 24 to 27 at reduced rates with a 25 cent minimum.
Women as well as men suffer from kidney trouble which harms mind, ambition, beauty, vigor, and cheer. Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer offers relief and is sold in 50 cent and one dollar sizes with a free sample by mail. Write to Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York for information and to request a pamphlet.
Special excursion tickets to Lakeee points available Sundays and Wednesdays in summer by Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburg Railway agents. Tickets are good for same day return. Low rate tickets also on Saturdays from points south of Gerry to Lily Dale with return Monday.
The Marz office presents neat and elegant wedding invitations calling cards ball invitations and programs at low prices. The offer highlights affordable design options for weddings and formal events.
Take notice that the Prothonotary of Warren County will on the first Monday of September 1903 present to the Court for confirmation the first and final account of Mary B Gleaves and Louisa M Schimmelfeng guardians of Ida L Robinson. F M Knapp Proth y Warren Pa Aug 6 1903.
The Prothonotary of Warren County Pa will on Monday September 7 1903 at 2 PM present to the Court for confirmation the first partial account of John F Rounce Committee of Mrs Elizabeth Nelson a Lunatic.
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