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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1904

Page

4

Politician Announcements and Light Anecdotes From The State

A series of political candidacy notices announce James Brann Warren for Assembly and E D Everts Corydon for County Treasurer among others subject to Republican primaries and conventions. Also reports cite Gov Pennypacker opting out of a Supreme Court race and a social joke about David Harum and Japan.

James Brann Warren Assembly Warren County E. D. Everts Corydon George E. Langdon Sugar Grove Warren Co Harrisburg Gov. Pennypacker Supreme Court

Maine Explosion Remembered On Havana Harbor Anniversary

Six years ago last Monday the battleship Maine blew up in Havana harbor causing 260 American sailors to die. The incident sparked lasting changes and remains a defining moment in American history.

Maine Havana Harbor

Train Collision Warns Passengers to Stay Off Tracks

A Kansas paper reports a collision between a freight train and a heavily loaded passenger car. The piece suggests that when a passenger is in such a condition they should remain off the tracks to avoid danger.

Kansas

Editors Keep Paper On The Front At Home

Despite illness, the Titusville Herald and Franklin News publish the latest front news, showing dedication as time and tide wait for no man.

Titusville Herald Franklin News

Outspoken Farmer Opposes Trust Control and Mortgages

A farmer declares he is closer to independence from trusts than any man, able to burn his own wood, eat his own meat, eggs, potatoes and johnny cake, and sleep under a roof not mortgaged to a corporation.

Seventy Six Million Capital Benefactions to Institutions

Last year saw a notable total of seventy six million in known capital benefactions to institutions. Donations to churches hospitals and libraries are excluded from this estimate.

Roosevelt Neutrality Proclamation Aims at Mule Exports

The president’s neutrality edict bans American enlistment in any belligerent army while permitting selling mules and other munitions of war to the combatants. Citizens desiring to fight would be sent abroad to enlist, not at home.

Roosevelt

Death of Senator Hanna Leaves Nation in Grief

In the death of Senator Hanna this country loses an able and honorable statesman, a successful and popular politician and business man, and Ohio loses a distinguished citizen which its voters were always ready to honor. His departure is a severe loss to the country and to the Republican party, and he left a place difficult to fill. We are sure the sympathy of all will go to the stricken family in their time of trouble. His record is a brilliant one and his services, acts and counsel will long be remembered.

Hanna Ohio Republican Party

Local endorsements back Forest and McKean candidates

The letter praises James D. Davis of Tionesta as a Forest county Assembly candidate and supports Hon J W Campbell and Hon J M McElroy for a second Assembly term from McKean county. Describing them as experienced Harrisburg workers and loyal Republicans, the note urges nomination and election by a large majority. If chosen, Forest and McKean counties would gain capable and influential state representatives.

James D. Davis Tionesta Assembly Forest County J. W. Campbell J. M. McElroy McKean County Harrisburg Forest McKean

Rural Free Delivery pay rise urged by postal leaders

Postmaster General Payne backs Bristow’s call to raise rural carrier routes 25 miles or longer to 750 yearly. Grange groups support the pay increase, with national aims toward city carrier parity at 1000. In 1902 over 1500 carriers resigned for insufficient wages, despite required equipment costs and limited other revenue. Jamestown Post.

Payne Bristow Congress Grange National Grange Rochester State Grange Cortland Washington Jamestown Post

Fight for Control of Pennsylvania Railroad Sparks Proxy Battle

A New York dispatch reports a fight for control of the Pennsylvania Railroad with proxies in demand by current managers. The contest pits President Cassatt against the Gould Rockefeller group, with the Wabash and others eyeing terminals amid a proxy drive. Election comes March 8 and large stockholder turnout is expected.

New York Pennsylvania Wall Street Financial Giants Cassatt Gould-Rockefeller Western Union Telegraph Company Gould Corporation John D. Rockefeller Mr. Cassatt Gould

We Told You So Weathered 1904 Forewarnings

Astrologers warned 1904 would bring floods fires wars and political upheaval along with the death of notable men. They claim trouble began at year’s end as planetary alignments formed a unique pattern to persist through the year’s close.

Signs of the Times

Practical farming paper and berry seed myth debunked

The New York Tribune Farmer is praised as a practical agricultural paper offered at 1.50 per year with Malt. Warren county readers are urged to own both papers. A Dietetic Gazette article debunks the idea that seeds in grapes and berries cause appendicitis, citing a valvular mechanism and arguing that ripe fruits aid prevention.

New York Tribune Warren County Dietetic Gazette MAIL Tri- Weekly Tribune The

Law Requires Both Parties Present for Marriage License

Under the law recorders must have both parties before them when applying for a marriage license, a change from the usual custom.

Gen Miller cites Gettysburg July National Guard encampment

Gen Miller says the next National Guard encampment will be at Gettysburg in July though dates remain undecided. Oysters rise in price and are scarce due to ice blocks along the coast from Long Island Sound to Cape Hatteras.

Miller National Guard Gettysburg Long Island Sound Cape Hatteras

A Famous Spring Near Cuba Revisited by Oil Prospectors

The Cuba New York Patriot discusses drilling near the old Seneca Oil Spring eight miles beyond the Senecas castle. The spring, once described as oily water with iron taste, drew early explorers including Jesuit missionaries in 1629 and is tied to the region's history as the first white contact in southwestern New York.

Cuba, N. Y Seneca Cuba New York Charlevoix Joncaire

Change of Cars to California and the Northwest

Only one change of cars to California and the Northwest via Erie Railroad the most comfortable direct line from this locality to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Spokane and all points in California Washington Oregon High back seat restricted coaches free reclining chair cars or Pullman tourist sleepers quicker time superior trains and lower rates Try the line for comfort extremely low rates in March and April.

California Northwest Erie Railroad San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Spokane Washington Oregon

Excursions to California and Northwest via Erie Railroad

Daily excursion tickets for March and April to California Washington Oregon Montana and Idaho. High back seat vestibuled coaches free reclining cars and Pullman tourist sleepers. Details maps timetables from any Erie agent or F H Garfield D P A Jamestown NY.

Northwest Erie Railroad California Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Erie F. H. Garfield Jamestown N. Y

Erie Railroad Excursions to West South Southwest

Erie announces monthly excursions on the first and third Tuesdays from February 2 to April 19. One way and round trip tickets offered at greatly reduced rates to the West South and Southwest regions. Details available from any Erie agent or F H Garfield D P A Jamestown NY.

Erie Railroad Erie F. H. Garfield Jamestown N. Y

Women and Kidney Trouble Prompts Remedy Ad

An advertorial piece urges that kidney and bladder issues affect men and women equally and harm mood, vigor, and daily life. It promotes Swamp-Root by Dr. Kilmer as a remedy, offering samples by mail and citing testimonials. Binghamton New York is listed as the company base.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y

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Warren Mail E. Cowan’s Willis Cowan Dwight Cowan Eorror 28Th Congressional District Joseph. Sibley Dedlegae Wo. E. Rock 28Th Nevada David Harum Japan David Court In Common Pleas Allegheny County John Dr. Shaffer Board of Health of Sharpsburg Buffalo Great Lakes Fischer Cincinnati Com. Tribune Phila.ress Dorothea George Volmer Warren Street Railway G. Lyons Carl W S. L. King Brown & McMonigle Morris Anna A Charles A. Livermore John A. Smith Robert L. Mead John Cooney C. A. Swanson MacDonald Admi D. Ride Wm. Mason Estate Youngstown Iron Sheet and Tube Co Jefferson County Gas Co National Creamery Supply Co E. S. Clark H. M. Putnam Proty Warren, Pa District Court of the United States Western District Patrick Edward Barrett Warren, Warren Co Pittsburg William T. Lindsey Etters Phebe Hill Bear Lake Eige Jay Allen R. N. Brown Orphans’ Court J. P. Samuelson Chas. J. Lawson Julia A. Morrison Eliza F. Hamilton J. C. Hamilton J.C. Hamilton Jas. Catlin R. G. Strickland Mary A. Strickland Daniel F. Strickland Arthur McKinney C.I T. A John McKinney M. L. Hassinger James Donaldson D.L. Gerould Glenn E. Magee J. T. Currie Industrial School Fund Youngsville C. D. Crandall Register. Register Sheriff’s Sales Court of Common Pleas Borough of Pittsfield State of Johanna Johnson Swan Johnson John Wolf Peter Johnson G. R. Goodard Mary Johnson Frank Johnson C. A. Erickson Hodge Run Road C. J. Carlson Frank Larson Elk Township Andrew Young N. R Frank Hagberg Sheriff's Office Allen Liberty Street Cambria Nainsook Jarvis & Baker Penn’a Avenue West T. O. Slater & CO Frary & Clark Penn N. K. Wendelboe Liberty St Hanan & Son Baker & Bowman Sorosis Utz & Dunn C. Smith & Son Second Street Warren National Bank Drredtors Wm. D. Brown Jerry Crary D. W. Beat A. T. Scofield Nelson P. Wheeler G. N. Parmlee Andrew Hertzel Charles Chase C. Schimmelfeng Christian Smith H. A. Jamieson F. E. Hertzel Cashier J. Foley A. A.davis B. Warren Tel. Co Joban Hepburn, M.D Penn’a Av. West
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