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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1902
Page
4
The piece notes Republicans in the state use Judge Pennypacker s boots as a familiar campaign symbol. In country districts the GOP elephant motif shows him in triumphant boots, and opponents highlight the boots as a rallying emblem that could carry the candidate to Harrisburg.
Senator Quay, chairman of the Republican State committee, has called a meeting for Wednesday, Sept. 3, at headquarters in Philadelphia. He urges all members to attend to hear reports from across the state and outline the campaign plan to build a large majority for the state ticket.
The piece outlines Democratic aims to claim Pattison and seek Senate gains with Guffey, while Republicans target victory in Lehigh County with Judge Pennypacker setting a late September stump. It notes farm labor shortages across regions, Boers seeking peace, Penrose’s endorsement by Grangers for the anti-plea bill, and Bradford businessman S. R. Dresser’s GOP nomination in the 21st district.
A brief item notes the Mar office offers top notch job printing services. It claims quality work and prompt delivery for local customers seeking printed materials.
The Civic Federation head Senator Hanna is praised for promoting voluntary arbitration to unite labor and capital. He cites coal miners in four states who have upheld contracts and refused to strike, arguing this supports a rational path to settling major economic disputes.
The nation’s apple production shifts, Missouri tops the list with 20,000,000 trees followed by New York and Illinois. New York counties dominate the largest 6, including three in New York State, Benton Arkansas leads individual counties. US apple tree numbers rise 40 percent in a decade.
The article explains that voters will not decide amendments this November. It notes that this year the Legislature is to be chosen and the amendments are to guide Representatives on whether to oppose or support them. If the next Legislature defeats adoption, the amendments won’t go to a vote. if approved, they will be published again for public vote.
Charles Henry Jones of Philadelphia declines Pattison committee work and endorses Judge Pennypacker. Independents who supported Yerkes and Coray last year are satisfied with Pennypacker and will almost certainly back him. A sizable Democratic faction will oppose Pattison.
The piece argues that McKinley era prosperity continues under a young president and Pennsylvania Republicans back Pennypacker. It claims Democratic charges target Republicans while many accuse party members, cites coal tariff disputes to refute tariff trust theories and asserts no coal duty exists on anthracite.
General Charles H. Grosvenor has been renominated by the longtime Ohio district he has represented. A picturesque House figure, his optimism patriotism and faith in America and the Republican party stand out, and his years of service reflect constituent trust.
Guffey funds all Democratic State operation costs as he seeks a U.S. Senate seat or a role in Pattison’s cabinet should he win the presidency, according to sources close to the Guffey camp.
A mosaic of political commentary spans Danish elections silver coinage and US party lines. Mentions include Henry Watterson on democracy, Col Bryan silver questions, and Missouri Republicans gaining ground. Also notes rural free delivery expansion and Judge Pennypacker backing territorial acquisitions overseas.
Oil City Blizzard notes General Hulings is a staunch Republican with qualifications for the State Senate. The piece questions whether a Gazette interview will strengthen his nomination chances and criticizes his talk of a county revolution and warlike rhetoric.
Jacob Keller the Tailor advertises cash only sale of 1000 yards of cloth in 30 shades for rainy day skirts at cost. The notice also proclaims best printing services at the mail office.
On September 19 1902 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon the court orders why the petition of George B Breen et al should not be granted and George L Smith and Company be declared bankrupt. Notice of the order is to be published weekly for six consecutive weeks in the Warren Mail a newspaper in Warren Pennsylvania.
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