Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Warren Mail in Warren, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1901

Page

4

Parshall Elected to Republican State Committee in Warren

Harrisburg report notes E W Parshall elected to the Republican state committee from Warren county. State and county chairs pledge active support for the Republican ticket. Voters urged to verify registry lists at each voting place. Sept 4 is last day for registration. Bryan rejected by Lincoln Democrats who invited Dave Hill.

Harrisburg E. W. Parshall Republican State Committee Warren County Dunkle Bryan Lincoln Neb Dave Hill Hill Lincoln Democrats

Flinn Endorses Stone Administration Amid Senate Support

Senator Flinn backs Gov. Stone and colleagues Quay and Penrose, inviting public explanation for years of political activity. Boss Bill remains cautious, aiming to secure aims next year or face questions.

Flinn Gov. Stone Quay Penrose Boss Bill

Surprising Claim Shields Slain Assassin Alive

Boston Corbett, famed for killing J Wilkes Booth in 1865, is allegedly alive after decades, despite being pronounced dead 13 years earlier following an escape from Topeka asylum. He reportedly sold medicines in the Southwest and expects $1,300 pension.

Boston Corbett J. Wilkes Booth Topeka Insane Asylum

Transit demand grows in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh

The Times notes rising demand for rapid transit railways under urban streets as surface lines fail to meet traveler needs. It cites Philadelphia and Pittsburgh congestion, lists political calls for voter registration, and mentions a St Paul inventor's combined telegraph and telephone device with simultaneous ticking and talking.

the Times Philadelphia Pittsburg

Uncle Sam's Pensioners Reach Record Pension Roll

An official 1901 report shows 997 735 names on the government pension roll as of June 30 1901 the high water mark. Total pension disbursements since 1790 amount to 2 763 350 033 46 with 560 000 574 24 paid during McKinley’s first term and 140 000 136 81 average per year.

Pension Bureau McKinley H. Clay Evans

Collision Between Labor and Capital

The speech by Dr. J M Buckley at Chautauqua warned of an imminent global collision between labor and capital. He criticized labor unions, warned of despotism from both sides, and urged Christianity as the only force to prevent general anarchy.

J. M. Buckley New York Christian Advocate Chautauqua America Steel Trust

State pamphlet laws sold in book form at $1

A collection of notes covers varied topics from tax stamps to liquor penalties and political machines. Palm praised despite oleomargarine ties. Union party critiques. internal revenue stamp redemption. a Kansas liquor sentence. Knights of Pythias figures. Catholic Total Abstinence Union gains. Pan-American housing concerns. and Harrisburg state convention dominance by Guffey factions.

A. J. Palm Scranton Tribune Union” Party John Wanamaker Philadelphia Franklin News Commissioner of Internal Revenue Internal Revenue Topeka Kansas Pennsylvania Total Abstinence Union of America Hartford Harrisburg Guffey Mr. Guffey Judge Gordon Wanamaker Bryan Bryanism Republican Party of Pennsylvania Crawford Journal

Steel strike enters sixth week as sides hold positions

The sixth week of the steel strike ends with President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association saying he is well pleased. Steel magnates offer no public statements. Competition remains open and uncertainty about the eventual winner persists.

Shaffer Amalgamated Association

Poetic License Question Stirs Debate in Post

The Washington Post questions poetic license amid a jab at Kipling. The remark suggests ongoing debates over verse boundaries and stylistic freedoms in contemporary writing.

Unfenced Goats Drawn From Census in Pennsylvania

Census returns show Pennsylvania has the most unfenced goats in the nation. The brief notes that many goats roam freely, jokingly calling them a group of "kids" at large as well.

Pennsylvania Union

The Best Job Printing at the Mail Office

Advertisement notes the best job printing available at the mail office, promising quality work and prompt service for correspondence and small print needs.

The New Education Law and Compulsory Attendance

The Ford compulsory education bill is praised as the most thorough system for enforcing public schooling in the commonwealth. It ends loopholes by universal attendance for ages 8 to 16, with enforcement empowered through school boards. only breadwinners aged 13 to 16 who can read and write English may be excused.

Agriculture Dept Distributes Seed Packs to Congressmen

The department of agriculture will supply every congressman with free seed and plant packages including 14 000 vegetable seeds 400 flower seeds 110 tobacco seeds 40 cotton seeds 30 lawn seeds 250 bulbs 150 forage crops 25 sugar beets 150 strawberries grape vines and 50 trees.

Department of Agriculture

Ankle bug replaces kissing bug at summer resorts

The ankle bug has supplanted the kissing bug at summer resorts. Women in low shoes with open work stockings are easy prey for this nuisance.

Valley Gas Company Charter Advertisement in 1901

An option will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on September 20, 1901, by H. M. Preston and others under the 1885 act to incorporate Valley Gas Company. The firm plans to operate gas business in McKean and Warren counties, including heating and lighting for individuals and businesses. F. M. Knapp, Solicitor.

Pennsylvania H. M. Preston John B. Cable W.S. Hoskins C. E. Hazleton F. M. Knap Valley Gas Company McKean Warren

Administration Notice of Mayron Waters Estate

ETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the estate of Mayron Waters late of Warren County Pennsylvania deceased has been granted to the undersigned. Creditors and others indebted are asked to make immediate payment while those holding claims must present them for settlement to Sam Q. Smith executor in Warren Pennsylvania dated August 28 1901.

Estate of John Risle Admitted to Administration

As of Administration C.T.A. on the estate of John Risle late of Warren Pa deceased this day granted to the undersigned notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment and those having claims or demands against the same will present them for settlement to F A Steber Admi C T A Warren Pa June 11 1901

C.T.A John Risle Warren Warren County F. A. Steber Admi J. Etters William Underwood Pennsylvania William Hoop Orodon Penn Orphans’ Court Critt Marsh Gd.n Ella Lockeby Orlando’ Lockeby T. F. Akeley Wm. Akeley Charles E. Spetz John P. Peterson Anna Thomas E. H. Beshlin Henry S. Thomas Lilla A. Babcock Admr’x F. O. Babcock A. Baldensperger T. H. Bines Adm’rs Roswell Wheeler Blanche Simmons Walter O. Simmons W. J. Alexander S. W. Davis D. F. Vinton Janette King Ee E. Fay Wesley W. King D. I. Ball J. P. Jefferson Eliza Carver Co. D. Crandall Register. Register’s District Court of the United States Western District of Peter W. Nuttall Sugar Grove Township Warren Co Pittsburg William T. Lindsey Heron Janet McLaughlin North Warren Clark McLaughlin Conewango Township Parmlee & Lindsey

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. Cowan Willis Cowan Dwight Cowan SoGary Supreme Court William D. Potter Allegheny Frank G. Harris Clearfield Z.T. Weaver North Clarendon Geo. C. Priestley Tom” Stewart Cleveland G. A.R Uncle Sam Buffalo Charleston Congress St. Paul Uncle Sam’s Pensioners Spain Mexico News and Views Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania Knights of Pythias Allentown Courier The Washington Post Mr. Kipling Hi. H. B Mages Saat & Wale S. J. Pero Irvine D. Smith Mazeus Epee Day J. H. Fuellhart M. Watersee S Kate Palmer M. Warren Maines Christ Johnson E.A. Beebe J. L. Acomb George L. Smith Anthony Muntz George L. Smith & Co H. J. Muse Barnsdale H. E. Brown Admr W. Sill P. D Sonny P. Gustafson C. M. Shortt A. P. Alger Darius Magee Libbie Alger H. B. Lindsey Jesse Lindsey M. B Kirley Frank Soule M. Knapp Prothy’s Omica Warren, Pa F. M. Knapp Hannah Underwood Admx Ellena M. Hoop Cornplanter Commonwealth General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania Secretary OF the Commonwealth Senate House of Representatives of General Assembly United States W. W. Griest General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania House of Representatives Second. St Short St T. W. McNett Warren Public Schools W. L. Macgowan C. E. Sisson Hammond Iron Works Struthers Station N. Greenland & Son Telephone Ana Maybank & CO
Search Courier

Search the Warren Mail Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Warren Mail?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication