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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1900
Page
4
A Democrat with McKinley leanings says in the Baltimore Herald he has traveled three months from Eastport Maine to San Francisco and from the Mississippi headwaters to the Gulf of Mexico, finding the most prosperous conditions he has known. He questions those seeking change for office.
The text asserts Lincoln trusted plain people and warns against Lew Emery Jr posing as a Lincoln Republican, claiming his platform is deceptive. It appeals to voters to remember Lincoln’s honesty and reject misleading candidates.
Veterans express deep disappointment as President McKinley cannot attend the G A R gathering in Chicago due to public duties. Remarkably, Democratic candidate Bryan also stays away since the president will be absent.
The Malt notes its champion paid ahead subscriber is Mr. A Bergstrom of Sheffield who has prepaid to January 1904. He believes in getting value and knows a good thing is worth paying for. There’s still room for others to subscribe now.
Honest Joe Sibley wears a shirt-waist suit and vows to keep pace with McKinley and Roosevelt in the campaign. His opponent Emery is depicted as a tireless rival sure to stay active as votes come in.
Republicans are warned against waging the bloody shirt tactic as it risks reviving sectional strife. Meanwhile the red shirts rally thousands to back Bryan and Stevenson to keep the South solid for the ticket.
The census-taker reports Omaha’s population fell about twenty percent in ten years. Residents dislike the figures and comments imply concern over national prospects, while urging patriotic resolve to safeguard the Republic.
The document notes that in his speeches on government without consent of the governed, William Jennings Bryan excludes references to Red shiftism in North Carolina and Goebelism in Kentucky, suggesting a focused argument on popular sovereignty without fringe examples.
Those unable to travel to Paris this year can look forward to a strong exposition near home in Buffalo next year, offering a local alternative with promising prospects for attendees.
East betting is three to one on Prosperity over McKinley, based on a hard calculation that prosperity will win.
Citizens are reminded registration must be completed by September 5 to be eligible to vote in the November election. Authorities emphasize timely registration at designated offices and polling sites.
A bold railing statement asserts that Republicans who backed straight-ticket voting never regretted their choice. It emphasizes party loyalty and political certainty without citing events or individuals.
A provocative line urging participation in a national census targets women nationwide. The phrasing suggests a campaign to engage 40 million women, framing the census as a pivotal civic moment for gendered participation.
The Philadelphia judge argues grand juries are useless and enable mendacious witnesses to act without accountability. He contends they let criminals gain another chance to escape and can unfairly brand an innocent person as a probable criminal on ex parte statements. He concludes they are costly and should be abolished.
The treasury bureau reports 1899 as the highest US gold production, with $72.5 million, surpassing the 1853 record. World output rose to $315 million, about 2.5 times the level a decade ago, with the US contributing nearly a quarter of four-year global production totaling about $1 billion.
The Presbyterian church reports 1,007,689 members in 1900, a net gain of 23,965 after 97,273 added on profession or certificate and 73,308 lost to death, dismissal, and dropping from the roll. Sabbath School membership reaches 1,058,081, up 28,722 from last year.
Last day for legal assessment is Wednesday September 5 to be entitled to vote. If you are aged 22 or 23 and have not paid state or county tax you must be assessed on or before September 5. Ensure your name is on the assessor s list of taxables and attend at once.
Frederick Ireland presents an illustrated hunting trip in British Columbia. John Fox Jr. shares a humorous fishing journey in Kentucky titled To the Breaks of Sandy. Walter A. Wyckoff begins a Northland trip with a Peary Relief Expedition account. Other articles meet the magazine’s high standard.
The American Protective Tariff League highlights posters titled Uncle Sam's Balance Sheet and That Terrible Eclipse as key campaign illustrations. Posters G and H are available for eight cents and can be mailed to any address from the league at 135 West 23rd Street, New York.
Census figures show Cleveland with 381768 people and Buffalo at 352219 highlighting a population lead for Cleveland. The note adds Buffalo will gain after the Pan American Exposition opens next year.
The article notes that bicycle use and vacation season spur shorter skirts for women. It predicts the look will persist through autumn mud and winter snow, marking the fad as here to stay.
A. J. Jennesse of Chicago writes about a kidney illness that worsened after exposure to cold. He tried various medicines with no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended, and he reports that two-thirds of a bottle cured him. He provides his address at 9201 Butler Street.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets for the National Encampment of the Union Veteran Legion at Fort Wayne Indiana. One fare round trip from all points east of Pittsburgh and Erie to Fort Wayne. Tickets sold and valid Sept 6 10 and 11 returning by Sept 18.
The Bradford Era and Warren Democrat report Sibley and Emery facing off on platform and debate plans with Emery denying Lincoln Republican rhetoric. Judge Morrison clarifies he backed C W Stone and not Sibley, flagging the long running conspiracy claims and GOP support for McKinley.
Legal notice announces letters of administration on the estate of La Laura E Haig deceased of Elk Township Warren County Pennsylvania. Creditors must promptly pay and claimants present claims duly authenticated to John Clendenning Admr Aug 21 1900 Ackley Pa.
Auditor James Wiggins will distribute the remaining funds of the Alexander Kitchen estate in Warren borough Warren Co Pa. He will attend at his office on Monday September 24 1900 at 10 AM for interested parties to attend and be heard.
Orphan's Court of Warren County Pennsylvania will make a final distribution of the estate and funds in the hands of Perry D Clark executor of C W H Verback deceased at the Court House in Warren Borough on Monday September 2 1900 at ten o'clock AM any interested parties may appear and be heard Perry D Clark executor Estate C W H Verback
Prothonotary M. Knapp posts the Harris Warren Pa docket listing 26 civil cases set for trial including Mary Mulbury versus D A Mead W C Norris against Phoebe Dalrymple and John Mulberry versus Fred & John Fuellhart. Prothy's office in Warren, Pa dated Aug 15, 1900.
At 2 PM a tract of 100 acres in Pine Grove Township Warren County Pa with 40 acres improved and a frame house and barn is to be sold. Also Lot 116 in Warren borough 50 feet by 188 feet with a two story dwelling a barn well and fruit trees. The property is seized and will be sold for the suits of Cornelius Watson and Hodges Cobb Hoskins.
Auctions list several properties in Brokenstraw Pittsfield Warren and North Clarendon including a 40 acre John McGowan lot with a two story dwelling and barns, a 50 acre parcel mortgaged to A C Blodgett, and an undivided half lot in Warren borough among others. Sheriff notes sale to satisfy judgments for A C Blodgett Roches ter Savings and Loan and American Brewing Company among others.
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