Republican primary filings for Warren County offices 1899
Announcements advertise L. C. Baker of Columbus for Assembly from Warren County and E. W. Parshall of Warren Pa for Republican primaries. Also listed are A. W. Jones of Chandlers Valley for Sheriff, Wa. C. Watson of Warren and William P. Nurring of Youngsville as delegates to the 27th district Republican convention, all subject to primaries.
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Assembly
L. C. Baker
Columbus
Warren County
E. W. Parshall
Warren, Pa
James Brann
Warren
A. W. Jones
Chandlers Valley
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L. C. Baker Runs in Warren County GOP Primary
In Warren County the Republican race pits L. C. Baker against incumbent Parshall. The Philadelphia Press urges backing Parshall as loyal to Quay, while Baker seeks the party’s nomination and emphasizes strict party organization and caucus outcomes.
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L. C. Baker
Warren County
Parshall
Senator Quay
Wanamaker
California Progress Amid Past Annexation and War Talk
A retrospective look at California’s 50th state anniversary, noting historic population woes, wartime mints' output, and U S military provisions including Manila’s refrigerated building. Mentions new Republican announcements, upcoming state convention, and Luzon port openings bringing work prospects for locals.
Transatlantic Trade Fears Amid Car Shortage and Gold Flows
The piece notes a car famine extending to the coasts with Pacific exporters lacking ships for rising business. It argues gold moves to Europe for higher interest, not debt reasons, and predicts a VP nominee will be acclaimed like McKinley. It also mentions cheap long distance mail and persistently priced telegraph services.
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Pacific
United States
Europe
Railroad Veterans Question Capital Power
A thousand retired Pennsylvania Railroad workers on pensions feel that large capital combinations are not entirely harmful, arguing a nuanced view of corporate-scale finance and job security.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Senator Kyle Returns to Republican Fold in SD
Senator Kyle of South Dakota announces return to the Republican ranks. He says there is room for all and the lamp remains lit, signaling a broadening appeal within the party.
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Kyle
South Dakota
When the Century Debate Ends
A reflective musing questions the timing of the twentieth century argument. It asks what truly matters and whether the debate over dates holds lasting significance.
Words of Gen Henry Lawton Presented as Consolation
The Pittsburg Com. Gazette cites General Henry W. Lawton's words on the Philippine situation written a month before his death. It asserts that anti-imperialist misperceptions fueled the insurrection and condemns those who politicize Lawton's death, calling for acknowledgment of the truth on the ground.
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Henry W. Lawton
Gen. Lawton
Philippine
America
Lawton
Aguinaldo
Pittsburg
Com. Gazette
Railroads Face Big Costs in Year 1900 Transition
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans about 500000 dollars to reissue millions of tickets as the century changes from 1899 to 1900. Other railways and banks will spend large sums to adjust dates and figures, with total national outlays estimated near 15000000 dollars. The PRR will also switch to safety paper for tickets, a step others may copy.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroads Add 4557 Miles in 1899 Across US
The Railroad Gazette reports 4557 miles of new railroad built in the United States in the year ending December 31, 1899, by 257 companies. Iowa leads with 553 miles, followed by Minnesota 74 Arkansas 265 California 209 and Michigan 178, with many states exceeding 50 miles.
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Railroad Gazette
United States
Iowa
Minnesota
Arkansas
California
Michigan
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Delaware
Nevada
District of Columbia
Statehood drive renews in Congress and tax cuts set
Washington notes report renewed push for Arizona and New Mexico statehood as Congress prepares to abolish the war revenue tax on promissory notes under $100. Census Director Merriam projects large manpower for the next count while ports open to Puerto Rico trade.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
House
Merriam
Puerto Rico
Hoar
Mason
Wellington
United States
Transvaal
Lawton
Philppines
Representative Boutelle
Maine
Bright
Milliken
Dingley
Reed
Queen Lil
Sandwich Islands
Washington
Hawaii
Roberts
Utah
Army
Wesley Meritt
T. M. Anderson
Navy
Representative Taylor
Ohio
Brigham H. Roberts
Always in the Lead for 1900 Inquirer Features
The Philadelphia Inquirer outlines plans for 1900 with daily and Sunday editions offering news from Philadelphia and Pennsylvania plus world items. Expect ladies features sports cartoons editorials and up-to-date specials from leading writers.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Sunday Inquirer
the Inquirer
Pay as You Go Says Catta raugus Times
The Catta raugus Times argues against credit and debt. It calls for cash transactions only and the removal of trust in credit. Merchants should demand payment within a month to avoid demoralizing influence and financial trouble.
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Cattaraugus Times
Roosevelt begins Cromwell monograph in Scribner's magazine
Gov Roosevelt of New York starts a six month feature in Scribner's on Oliver Cromwell. His public life and historical study give him practical grasp, vividly recreating the era with vigor, dignity, and analysis tied to present day political issues.
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Scribner’s
Gov. Roosevelt
New York
Oliver Cromwell
Cromwell
Honey and Tar Cures Cough Without Strain to Lungs
The notice promotes Fo Lry's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy that eases phlegm without tiring the lungs. It emphasizes rapid relief from coughing symptoms.
Texas panther hunt a practical joke on Bryan
Col William J. Bryan figured prominently in a prank by Texas friends who staged a mock panther hunt. They lured him with a tame panther, tethered it in a cave, forbade firearms, and finally coaxed the animal down by lasso, ending the ruse.
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Col
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Nebraska
Lone Star
Col. Bryan
Pittsburg
Gazatte
Court of Appeals Dates for Warren County Valuation Appeals
The Court of Appeals schedules valuation appeal hearings by township and borough. Dates span January across Warren wards and neighboring towns including Youngsville Tidioute Columbus Clarendon Bear Lake Sugar Grove Grand Valley and many others with specific ward and township dates listed. The notice urges timely attendance at the Warren office for appeal proceedings.
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Warren
Youngsville
Tidioute
Columbus Boro
Clarendon
Bear Lake
Sugar Grove Boro
Grand Valley
Brokenstraw
Conewango
Columbus Township
Corydon
Cherry Grove
Deerfield
Elk
Eldred
Freehold
Farmington
Glade
Kinzua
Limestone
Mead
Pine Grove
Pleasant
Pittsfield
Sugar Grove Township
Spring Creek
Sheffield
South West
Triumph
Watson
Dewey Avenue and Other 1900-Era Notes in One Issue
A collage of brief items notes Dewey Avenue replacing Elm Street in New York in honor of Admiral Dewey, a grim Logan misattribution corrected by Lieut. Col. Brere ton, stamps for the Pan American Exhibition, railroads earnings up 10.1 percent, a partial portrait of the Molineaux case costs, Chicago Methodist dominance and Nordwestern university, a tribute to D L Moody, Transvaal debt impact, cotton prosperity tied to Republican victory, and commentary on 1900 political tides.
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Dewey Avenue
Elm Street
New York City
Admiral Dewey
Logan
Brereton
Post Office Department
Buffalo
United States
Dun
Pittsburg
William Flynn
Mt. Jewett News
America
Gardner
Detchon anti diuretic offered for enuresis relief
An advertisement touts Dr. E Detchon’s anti diuretic as a remedy for bed wetting in children and adults. It claims to arrest the trouble at once and states a price of $1 at Hertzel and Saner druggists in Warren, Pennsylvania.
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by a new remedy. Claims rapid relief for bladder, kidneys and back in both men and women. Says retention of water eases almost immediately. Sold by Hertzel and Saner, druggists, Warren, a.
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Hertzel & Saner
Warren, A
Post Office to Withdraw Columbian and Omaha Stamps
The Post Office Department issues an order that after January 1 1900 all Columbian and Omaha postage stamps and periodical stamps will be withdrawn. Holders must use or dispose of them before that date as they will be valueless for postage.
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Post Office Department
Women and Kidney Trouble Affects All Genders
An old advertisement claims kidney trouble harms mind, ambition, beauty, and cheerfulness, noting both women and men suffer. It promotes Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer as a universal remedy, offering sample bottles and a pamphlet by mail from Binghamton New York, urging readers to mention the paper.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Harrisburg Letter on Republican State Convention Call
Special Harrisburg correspondence notes General Frank Reeder's call for the Republican state convention to meet April 25 1900 in Harrisburg. It covers delegate selection rules eight at large electors and officers to be nominated, plus praise for Philadelphia as the national conventions site. Also includes Cooper's sharp attack on Colonel Guffey and an upcoming reunion of the 1860s legislature survivors with welcome by Governor Stone.
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Transvaal
Oil City
Harrisburg
Frank Reeder
Republican State Committee
Reeder
Keystone
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
National Committee
Committee On
Opera House
Prank Reeder
Wesley R. Andrews
Charles E. Voorhees
Cooper
Guffey
Thomas V. Cooper
James M. Guffey
Flinn- Martin-Wanamaker
Harrity
Randall
Wallace
Standard Oil Company
United States
Jenks
Bryan
United States Senate
Colonel Cooper
Senate Chamber
Amos W. Mylin
Lancaster
M. B. Embick
Boring Sprngs
Stone Wll
W. W. Brown
War Department
John E. Faunce
W. J. Roney
William Wodges
W. H. Graham
Allegt
Harman Yerkes
Doyles
the Gazette
Senator Quay
Boss Martin
Warwick
Hog Combine
Beaver Statesman
Miller's Dupes and the Perennial Swindle Cycle
A collection of editorial quotes condemns the Miller schemes and similar Franklin syndicate collapses. It notes the persistent captive belief in high returns and the need for public education to prevent dupes from investing. It warns that sensational profits draw victims repeatedly.
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Miller
Ridgewood
N. J
Baltimore American
Philadelphia Press
Boston Herald
Franklin Syndicate
Syracuse Post- Standard
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Brooklyn
Buffalo Express
Timely Comment On Election Case Frauds In Philadelphia
The piece denounces factional manipulation of the insurgent camp in Pennsylvania politics centered on David Martin. It notes a tax office scandal where deputies like Roney divert funds from the city treasury and calls for a council committee investigation. It contrasts Martin allies with Quay and references Allen’s anti Quay stance and misconduct. It cites Theodore Hart’s critique of Wanamaker era manipulation and urges punishment for proven election frauds. It also links Philadelphia issues to recent Tammany Hall fraud cases in New York and Roosevelt's grand jury move.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Martin
Tax Office
David Martin
Insurgents
Flinn
Allegheny
Colonel Quay
Stone
Roney
Quay
A. L. Allen
Allen
United States
Senator Quay
Harrisburg
Wanamaker
Theodore Hart
Easton Gazette
Hart
Martin, Wanamaker, Hastings & Co
Wanamakr
Hastings
Ross Martin
The
Commonwealth
van Valkenburg
Five Doctors Failed, Then Kidney Cure Heals Mrs Sales
Mrs Frances L Sales of Missouri Valley Iowa writes she suffered years of severe kidney trouble and after trying five doctors with no relief three bottles of Forry Kidney Cure brought a perfect cure.
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Frances L. Sales
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Forry
Royal Box Notes on Royals and Cinematic Plans
A column recalls Victoria’s many descendants and reports the Princess of Wales visiting Mar Lodge and Sandringham for winter. It notes the sultan’s plan to film Anatolian railway works and Grand Duke Constantine’s Russian Hamlet version, with the czar expressing interest in a full performance during mourning.
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Queen Victoria
Princess of Wales
Duchess of Fife
Mar Lodge
Aberdeenshire
Sandringham
Turkey
Anatolia
Yildizkiosk
Constantine
Hamlet
PITH AND POINT A humorous mix of thrift and talk in a church wedding note
A collage of quotes contrasts idle chatter with action and humor about weddings. It admires a woman’s strength and imagines a future, praising a self poised, royal soul and the unknown splendor of a human being to come.
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Charlotte Perkins Stetson
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Western District
William Friedman
Sheffield, Warren Co
William Epstein
Epstein
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E. H. Beshlin
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F. K. Russell
Warren Savings Bank
G. B. Ensworth
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
W. H. Filler
Sheffield Gas Company
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Hinckley & Rice
Saecemern Ints Bankuilding
the Pickett Hardware CO
Syracuse Steel Plows
Planet Jr
Lim’r’s
Warren National Bank
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Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G. N. Parmlee
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Charles Chase
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the Ohio Farmer
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Agricultural Press of America
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the Sun
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Russia
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Ernest Seton-Thompson
Edith Wharton
Octave Thanet
William Allen White
Faris Exsiti
Frederic Irland
Aarticles
Harvard
Senator Hoar
Puvis DE
Walter Appleton Clark
E. C. Peixotto
Henry McCarter
Dwight L. Elmendorf
Charles Scribner’s Sons
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