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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1901
Page
4
George F. Yates of Warren files to be a Republican State Convention delegate from Warren County pending primary results.
The Commander-in-chief calls all Civil War veterans to enroll in the Grand Army of the Republic. He emphasizes unity and veteran support as the organization seeks increased membership and participation nationwide.
A quirky line notes how little quinine and much whisky are needed to cure an ordinary grip, highlighting a curious belief in medicinal mixtures.
Nebraska Republicans remain inside a stalemate over the U S Senate race as party strategists pursue a path to victory while public attention grows on the painfully slow process and potential shifts in momentum.
The President nominates Edward J. Stackpole of Harrisburg for Postmaster. The paper notes the choice is acceptable and that Stackpole is a veteran newsperson and well regarded.
The government in Washington shows 19 446 civilian employees with a yearly payroll of 19 628 305 dollars. Tobacco production in the United States averages 928 million pounds annually, leading the world in both production and consumption. Philippine volunteers head home as enlistments end, with the 28th regiment departing March 15 from Manila and the 29th on March 25.
Europe battles a cold wave with Rome facing a heavy snow storm and German regions reporting 29 degrees below zero. Southern France sees 15 below, halting rail traffic while business circles grow hopeful on improving conditions and orders. Advertising costs cited show high rates surprising cautious merchants.
The Advocate reports Ridgway voters elected all Republican candidates in the recent local election. Congressman Hall supported Democrats but failed to sway results. The article notes Ridgway is becoming more decent under Republican rule.
The article notes six bills passed and signed by the Governor with more awaiting final passage. Senator Cumings introduces a tax exemption bill aiding public libraries in boroughs and townships. The Pittsburg ripper bill passes the Senate and should pass the House amid opposition from Boss Bill Flinn. Cumings joins the Pan-American committee. Three more bills were signed, creating a forestry department and funding $35,000 for Pennsylvania at the Buffalo Pan-American show. Lively hustling is needed.
The 1900 annual report from the commissioner of internal revenue shows Pennsylvania as the leading cigar producer with 1,311,687,974 units. New York falls to second with 1,087,088,362, together they and Ohio account for most U S production, while Pennsylvania’s Ninth district exceeds Ohio.
Nearly all regions are covered by well known authors who have visited the countries they describe. Four contributors are noted correspondents with many romantic experiences. Their pieces discuss changing conditions due to recent upheavals.
Dr. WM H Egle a noted genealogist and historian of the state died in Harrisburg February 19. He served in the Civil War and in March 1887 was appointed State Librarian, serving until January 1899 when he was succeeded by Rev Geo E Reed of Carlisle, Gov Stone’s appointee.
The Oil City Blizzard quotes Max O'RELL lamenting that girls are taught to be good wives and mothers while boys are not encouraged to consider becoming decent husbands and tolerable fathers, highlighting gender role pressure.
The writer claims Texas crude will be for fuel only and will enter use slowly, assuring Pennsylvania producers there is no immediate threat to their markets. The opinion reflects regional views on oil impact and agricultural economics.
Notice of application to the Warren County Court of Common Pleas for charter of a new corporation to be named Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church. Hearing set March 7, 1901 at 2 PM at Warren Court House. Petitioners: Christopher Jensen K Bosin Jorgen P Peterson D Miller and A Gottlieb. Solicitor J W Dunkle.
Prothonotary of Warren County Pennsylvania will present to the Court of Common Pleas on the first Monday of March 1901 at 2:00 PM the first and final account of E. H. Beshlin guardian of Louisa Steadman deceased. F. M. Knapp Prothonotary Warren Pa February 1 1901.
The Philadelphia Bulletin argues that appointing both Schley and Sampson as vice admirals would end the squabble and has broad voter backing. The piece frames the proposal as a decisive, popular solution favored by a large, enthusiastic majority.
The United States continues to increase its export totals as American products are cited as higher quality, lower cost, and faster to fulfill orders than competitors.
A timeless editorial note champions simple speech as the mark of clear and effective journalism. Plain language, not ornate terms, guides readers with direct, economical prose.
The Scranton Republican notes the current Legislature is a week ahead in business and, in some matters, several years ahead of its predecessor.
Ohio enacts a new year law providing a pension of 100 dollars annually for each needy blind person in the state. The measure aims to aid those with severe visual impairment through state assistance.
Report shows assets and liabilities of First National Bank Warren Pennsylvania as of February 5 1901. President F H Rockwell swore the figures to be true before N P E Brown on February 26 1901 with directors J B Eppy Perry D Clark and F A Hall attesting.
By virtue of sundry writs including Fieri Facias Levari Facias and Venditioni Exponas issued from the Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pa there will be a sale at the Court House in Warren borough.
The notice lists several real estate actions in Warren County Pennsylvania. It details a 195.6 perches tract part of W. W. Hodges farm with a dwelling and barn, tied to C. W. Sersall and Jacob Kribill, plus a second undivided half in Water Street area with a two story brick store, a third lot on Hickory Street with a right of way, and a Kinzua village parcel of one half acre with a two story tenement. Actions are pursued by Frank Fr Hertzel and Charles Hertzel and Lionel D Hargie as plaintiffs or claimants.
The document details mortgage and land sale entries in Warren County Pennsylvania including Citizens National Bank notes, real estate parcels on Cedar street near Irvine and the Arcade Hotel site. It lists Beaty land plots, deeds from D W Beaty and others, and a described plot including frontage, depth, and ownership transfers.
Multiple land parcels in Freehold Conewango and Warren Borough Warren County Pennsylvania, with descriptions referencing Elmer Lee Thomas Baker David Allen Crecraft W Cotton and others, mortgage deeds academy leaseholds and railroad rights of way, conveyed in 1901 sheriff sale for Joseph D Gray Christian Johnson Fasher Cable and others.
Nea In announces wedding invitations and work at low prices via the mail office. The notice stresses affordable calling cards and programs, signaling a promotional push for stationery services.
The record outlines multiple parcels tied to M. W. Harrington including a two story frame store building and several adjoining tracts. Descriptions reference J L Stewart Emery Davis B Ricker and others with historic deeds dated 1873 1889 and references to Dallas Warren and Erie Seminary roads. The property is being sold in a suit brought by L. P. Harrington.
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