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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1899
Page
2
The national debt fell by 6,537,750 in November as all war expenses were met from revenues. Interest on Cleveland's hard time bonds and ordinary government expenses were paid, producing a surplus of over 6,000,000 in a single month and proving Republican fiscal management. No other nation can match this showing.
Thomas N. Hart, Republican, won Boston mayoralty by 40,678 to 38,594 over Democrat General P. A. Collins as Republicans gain ground statewide. The shift marks a sharp turnaround from the previous election when Collins led by over 6,000.
Warren County endorses Wm. C. Watson as candidate for district delegate to the National Convention. The pick seeks McKinley support and marks Warren County as next to hold the delegate honors after Capt. Cumings represented the county in 1888, with other counties of the 27th district having held the role since.
In the Congressional Record paragraph, Congressman Sibley states that the future status of silver as money will be determined not by a major political campaign but by the consent of the world’s industrial and commercial enterprises.
The House passed the currency bill 190 to 150 with six paired Republicans and eleven Democrats voting yes led by McAleer of Philadelphia. Sibley opposed. The Senate may act slowly on its own bill. Philadelphia defeated Chicago by one vote and will host the Republican National Convention June 19, prompting earlier state conventions and county primaries as candidates campaign in winter weather.
G Gunby Jordan of Eagle and Phoenix Mills in Columbus Georgia says the South added fifty nine mills in the last fiscal year ending Sept one and more are blocked only by material shortages. He notes mills expanding about 20 percent and railroads adding side tracks to serve ten new industries including cotton and hosiery mills and a hub and spoke factory. The overall tone highlights broad regional prosperity.
A humorous guide advises theatergoers to enter late slam seats loudly, blame ushers for obstructed views, and heckle by spoiling surprises. It mocks habitual chatter between acts and urges obnoxious crowd behavior with gendered play between the acts.
The article warns that kidney diseases cause many deaths and early symptoms are often missed. It notes insurers require urine analysis before coverage and promotes Thompson's Barasma as a remedy said to relieve kidney congestion and inflammation, with claimed cures in Bright's disease and related ailments.
The County Commissioners will hear appeals from assessed valuations fixed by the Assessors. Sessions occur in Warren and various townships and boroughs on specific January dates from January 8 to January 19, covering locations such as Warren wards, Youngsville, Tidioute, Columbus, Clarendon, Bear Lake, Sugar Grove, Grand Valley, and many others. Proceedings begin at the commissioners' Warren office.
Arkanas governor backs national expansion as Dewey attends St Johns Church service. International papers laud President McKinleys message amid wage gains in New England mills. Congress shows record bill filings while tea imports set a new milestone and coal shortages threaten industry. Denver elects Emma M Hery as school superintendent.
Weeks pass with little sensational interest as insurgents push their reform agenda. A recent address attracted modest attention, drawing critical commentary from the Philadelphia Inquirer with a sharp, mocking headline and vivid phrases, underscoring weak public impact.
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