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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1898

Page

2

Treasury receipts surge under Dingley law

Treasury receipts under the Dingley law rise to a daily one million dollars and wool and sugar imports next month are expected to cover government running expenses. The Erie Crawford district sees multiple candidates challenging J C Sturtevant for Congress, including G H Higgins and Henry A Clark of Erie. Pittsburgh’s Con J M Guffey seeks Democratic Governors nomination, a vocal free silverite and supporter of Harrity, noted for generous party funding.

Treasury J. C. Sturtevant Erie-Crawford Messrs. G. H. Higgins Henry A. Clark Erie County

Disaster on battleship Maine shocks Havana dispatches

Dispatches from Havana report nearly 300 men killed in the battleship Maine disaster on Tuesday evening. Secretary Long orders an immediate investigation and charges of foul play by Spain will be pursued. The event is described as the greatest naval disaster in history.

Havana Island of Cuba Maine Long Spain

Republicans win statewide contests with mixed results

The article reports Republican triumphs in Philadelphia Pittsburg and Allegheny while Democrats prevail in Erie and Titusville. Oil City Franklin and Bradford also elect Republicans. Voters show preference for change and personal choice across the state.

Philadelphia Pittsburg Allegheny Erie Titusville Oil City Franklin Bradford

Media editor announces run for Governor of Keystone State

Thomas V. Cooper of Media declares opposition to trusts as he launches his gubernatorial bid. Critics once labeled him red headed and hopeful, but his silver hair and uncertain prospects loom as time passes in this 19th century political notice.

Great Keystone State Thomas V. Cooper Media Col. McClure Philadelphia Times

Capitol Building Commission to award contract after Supreme Court ruling

Harrisburg Telegraph reports the Capitol Building Commission will promptly grant a contract for the new State house once the Supreme Court decides the injunction case. A hearing is likely set for next Monday in Philadelphia, with lawyers predicting a favorable outcome for the Commission.

Pennsylvania New Capitol Harrisburg Telegraph Capitol Building Commission State House Supreme Court Philadelphia

Methodist laymen push for equal representation in General Conference

A renewed drive by Methodist laymen seeks parity with ministers in General Conference. A signed letter to all world ministers outlines twelve reasons. The Christian Advocate cites Bishops Bow man Merrill Foss Hurst Ninde Fowler Goodsell Mallalieu Cranston in favor, while Bishops Vincent Walden oppose it.

Christian Advocate Bowman Merrill Foss Hurst Ninde Fowler Goodsell Mallalieu Cranston Vincent Walden

Higgins for Congress Named in Erie Crawford District

The Erie Dispatch announces George H. Higgins as a Republican candidate for Congress in the Erie Crawford district to succeed Sturdevant who declines re election. Friends in Warren county praise his capability diligence and party work and urge robust Republican support for his bid.

THE Erie Dispatch George H. Higgins Erie-Crawford Sturdevant Warren County George

Farmers Jubilant Over 1897 Agricultural Exports

The 1897 export value of farm products reached 730 323 514 dollars, the highest on record, countering Democratic claims that a protective tariff would ruin foreign markets. Exports fell under Cleveland and free trade from 1893 to 1896 before rebounding in 1897.

United States McKinley Harrison Cleveland Free-Trade Congress

State Aid for Roads Urged by Gen Roy Stone

Gen Roy Stone tells the Maryland State Grange that cities hold about three quarters of property while farmers own about one quarter and have shouldered road costs. He argues state aid for stone roads will prompt urban help for rural highways and end costly muddy travel.

Roy Stone Maryland Phila. Inquirer

Against Pension Reform Sparks Pensions Fraud Debate

A Buffalo Express editorial attacks Congress for failing to pass pension reform. It cites Commission Evans of the Pension Bureau warning about mercenary women targeting veterans and siphoning pensions at soldiers homes. The Invalid Pensions Committee voted against the bill, seen as protecting soldiers and preventing fraud.

Evans Pension Bureau Buffalo Express

State director lauds Haywood on school fund distribution

At a Harrisburg convention STATE Chairman John P. Elkin praised State Treasurer Haywood and the Republican party for the school fund distribution policy. He explained the delay stems from treasury surplus exhaustion after a five and a half million dollar appropriation, with Haywood pro rata distributing available funds to avoid a treasury deficit.

John P. Elkin State Association of School Directors Harrisburg Elkin Haywood Republican Party

Magazines At A Dollar A Year Spark Artist Interest

A Franklin News item notes cheap magazines attract readers and writers. An eminent author initially refused to write for low pay but considered a larger check than he’d ever received, prompting reflection on the lure of money versus art.

Franklin News Big Guns

Crete Governor Aide Hope Fades as Turkish Rule Persists

Russia withdraws from backing a governor acceptable to the Sultan while demanding Crete’s people be allowed to live in peace. In Thessaly the Turkish occupation continues with oppression and clashes against starving peasant communities.

Russi Crete Thessaly

Warren township praised for harmony in Franklin county

The Chambersburg Repository notes Warren, a Franklin county township, would reduce court need if all were like it. In twelve years only one court case arose there, an assault and battery. The piece hints the name may promote peace and harmony.

Chambersburg Repository Franklin County Warren Kilmer

Blair County Court Orders School Directors to Justify Vaccination Rule

A Blair County court issued a writ directing Altoona school directors to show cause why they cannot admit pupils without prior vaccination. The mandamus reopens the debate on whether school authorities may impose vaccination requirements for enrollment.

Blair County Altoona

Manchester preacher gives up part of salary amid mill wage cuts

Rev. W. H. Morrison of Manchester New Hampshire has voluntarily relinquished 500 dollars of his 2000 dollar annual salary due to a 10 percent wage cut in local mills and the resulting hardship in the parish and town.

W. H. Morrison Manchester N. H

Bellefont farmer tops state in land and grain output

Col. Fred W. Reynolds of Bellefont is described as Pennsylvania’s largest farm landholder with 2,246 acres and equipment valued at about 250 thousand dollars. He produced 30 thousand bushels of grain last year and runs a farm employing around 100 men and nearly 100 horses.

Fred W. Reynolds Bellefont Pennsylvania David Grindley Register Warren County Hickory Street Borough of Warren State of Towit Hee Street Clemong Hickory William P. Grindley Third Street B. Platte Fifth Street H. Cobham W. H. Pickett Orphans’ Court Limestone County of Forest Caroline E. Watson Anna Watson Syms L. R. Freeman M. R. Hardenburg Fred Morck Watson Syms Freeman Recorder’s Office Forest Hickory Creek Oil City Trust Company Bear Lake County of Main Street Marshall Devener Theodore Hamilton Hamilton William H. Burdick Elena P. Burdick C. T. Bordweil Pittsfield G. Durbin Ross R. Goodwin Durbin Charney Malmburg John Swanson Pittsfield Township K. Boudenot Holcomb Susan Durlin Jann Durlin William F. Dalrymple Thomas Struthers Said Township B. Durlin Durlin Corper Dalrymple Landening Wrightsville M. C. Egbert Uv. F. Ae Ace Picoun

Judge Thomas Orders County Constables to Report Violations

Crawford county judge directs constables to report violations in their districts and make proper returns where law is violated.

Thomas Crawford County

Politicians in Baltimore and Pennsylvania News Items

A collection of brief notes covers Baltimore politicians facing self harm and public scrutiny, local church tensions in Defiance Ohio over hats, and ongoing Pennsylvania gubernatorial speculation. Reports reference Paul Kruger’s presidency, Quay Stone endorsements, and northern campaign alignments with Wana maker factions.

The Oil Industry Revealed by State College Bulletin

The Mining Bulletin from Pennsylvania State College outlines vast oil industry figures. Pipes and tubing used in three years could encircle the globe, drilling rope could span the United States, and glycerine used in wells could flood cities if released.

Our Commonwealth Pennsylvania State College United States

Vicks Guide Catalogue From James Vick Sons

The annual seed catalogue from James Vick's Sons Rochester NY is issued with a blue pink yellow and orange cover. It features four colored plates of begonias dahlias nasturtiums and sweet peas and includes new varieties alongside standard seeds and plants for garden lawn and greenhouse. The firm offers free catalogues to interested applicants addressed to Rochester NY.

Vick James Vick

Tailor announces spring line and serge fabrics

Just received a spring collection featuring suitings and overcoatings as well as black and blue serges sold by the yard. The fashion plate for spring 98 has arrived. Jacos Keller, the tailor, located at Second and Liberty Streets in Warren, Pa.

Jacos Keller Second Liberty

Pennsylvania Dairy Output Highlights Survey Findings

The Columbia Spy notes Pennsylvania is not usually seen as a top dairying state yet it counts 1,100,000 cows. It produces over 90,000,000 pounds of butter and 440,000,000 gallons of milk, owned by more than 211,000 farming families.

Pennsylvania Columbia Spy

National American Woman Suffrage Association Meets in Washington

Washington hosts the annual convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association this week with discussions beyond fashion. Key figures from the movement are expected to participate and push for continued advocacy for women’s voting rights.

Washington, D. C National American Woman Suffrage Association

Explosion Sinks U S S Maine In Havana Harbor

A devastating explosion destroys the U S Maine in Havana harbor. Many killed or wounded as Spanish ships assist and crew are evacuated. Navy officials report the ship burned and sunk, with Captain Sigsbee and officers saved, while questions remain about the cause.

Havana United States Maine Alfonso XIII Associated Press Sigsbee Washington Secretary of the Navy Havana Harbor Ward Line Key West Jenkins Merritt Blanco Friend W. Jenkins Darwin R. Merritt Navy Department Brooklyn Navy Yard The Richard Wainwright George F. W. Holman John Hood Carl W. Yungen George P. Blow John T. Blandin Jonas H. Holden Watt T. Cluverius Amon Bronson David F. Boyd, Jr Lucien G. Heneberger Ryan Charles P. Howell Frederic C. Bowers John R. Morris Pope Washington Arthur Crenshaw John P. Chidwick Marines Albertus W. Catlin Francis E. Larkin Joseph Hill George Helms Hydrographic Office Department New York Harbor New York

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