Warren County Republican primary slate announced
Officials announce candidates for Warren county Assembly Associate Judge Sheriff and delegates. L C Baker from Columbus seeks Assembly nomination. B W Parshall endorses Republican electors. John H Sandstrom A T Hackney James Brain A W Jones WM Watson William P Nurrine run for various county and district posts with primaries set for April 7 and convention April 9.
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Assembly
L. C. Baker
Columbus
Warren County
B. W. Parshall
Warren
John H. Sandstrom
A. T. Hackney
Jame6 Brain
A. W. Jones
Chandlers Valley
WM. C. Watson
Ath
William P. Nurrine
Youngsville
27Th
Soldiers letters reveal pacifist and pro war sentiments in Philippines
A sergeant from the 20th U S Infantry writes home from the front denouncing Bryan and Aggie allies, praising Dewey Schurman Beveridge Denby and Lawton observers, and noting Manila property gains. Barrett at Union League Club argues for observers over distant voices. Wheeler resigns and returns home asserting insurrection nearly ended.
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R. E. Jones
20Th
U. S. Infantry
Homestead
Bryan
Atkinson
Mother Hoar
Aggie
United States
Manila
Barrett
Union League Club
Chicago
Dewey
Schurman
Beveridge
Denby
Lawton
Col
Nebraska
Col. Stotsenburg
Filippinos
Philippines
Wheeler
Aguinaldo
Senate Quay seating dispute reports issued
Two reports on Senator Quay appear in the Senate last Tuesday. The majority report, signed by three Democrats, one Populist and one Republican, offers no new reasons to bar Quay. The minority by Senator Hoar, signed by four Republicans, argues constitutional questions and supports Elkin’s position on full Senate representation. A vote is not expected until after the finance bill, around February 15. Quay supporters expect a favorable seating vote.
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Senator Quay
Senate
Senator Hoar
Elkin
Pennsylvania
Quay
Goop Resolution Adopted by Erie County Republicans
A Goop resolution approved by the Erie county Republican Committee mandates that any State Senate or Assembly candidate who has their name on the Republican primary ticket must join and vote with a caucus chosen by Republican Senators or Assembly members or by a majority of them. The candidate must abide by the caucus decision and support the caucus nominee in the Senate or House of Assembly where they vote.
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Republican Committee
Warren County
Erie County
State Senate
Assembly
Sipley Defends Gage in Congress Amid Bank Debate
Mr. Sipley praised Secretary Gage's House response as full and frank, saying it justified all transactions. He warned of a New York conflagration and urged courage to curb panic, preferring national prosperity over party success. Democrats condemn the stance as political, noting previous Democratic handling of public funds.
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Sipley
Gage
Suiller
Congress
House
New York
Sibley
Debt noted in General Lawton’s death and aid sought
The text reports Gen. Lawton died in debt with a $7,500 mortgage on his home and that aid was requested. A fund reaching $90,000 last week will be paid to Mrs. Lawton on her arrival from Manila, to keep wife and children from the poor house.
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Jerome Doolittle
Binghamton
N. Y
Bank
Hammondsport
State Superintendent of Banks
Jane Dietz
New York City
Mexico
Toronto
War Department
General Wheeler
United States
Warren
Erie
Delaware and Lackawanna
Louis McGeer
Mechanicsville
Brussels
R. L. Coleman
American Bicycle Company
Troy
Cape Town
Ladysmith
Buller
London Stock Exchange
Kimberley
White
Hunter
Sterkstroom
Dean of Westminster
Westminster Abbey
John Ruskin
Bates
Cuba
President McKinley offers broad information to Congress
The president’s pledge to provide any and all information requested by Congress undercuts Democratic claims. He notes that the data already supplied has made their requests seem minor and insignificant by comparison.
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McKinley
Congress
Louisiana planters back Republican policies in rallying shift
Numerous Louisiana planters announce support for Republican positions. If Southerners who back the Republican stance speak up there will be consternation in the Democratic camp. Hon. John C. Sturtevant of Conneautville declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress from Crawford Erie district after one term and a solid record.
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Louisiana
John C. Sturtevant
Conneautville
Crawford- Erie
Census report shows 1.2 million in Cuba down 400 thousand
The article notes a Cuban census tally of 1.2 million, marking a drop of 400 thousand from the prior Spanish enumeration. It attributes the change to Weylerism and describes the campaign’s impact on the island with a sensational claim.
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Cupa
Island
New Mercantile Tax Law Details and Rates
The mercantile appraiser begins work on a law imposing taxes on retailers and wholesalers. Retail dealers face a $2 annual mercantile tax plus one mill per dollar of annual gross volume. Wholesale dealers owe a $3 annual tax plus one half mill per dollar of gross volume. Exchange dealers pay 25 cents per $1,000 of goods sold. Returns require oath and the appraiser may demand books. failure to comply carries a $1,000 fine.
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Exchange
Roberts in Utah Man's Case Barred From House Seat
The special committee found Roberts living with three wives and not willing to testify. The panel split on House action, with six endorsing barring him at the door and two favor admitting him then expelling him.
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Roberts
Utah
House of Representatives
Roberta
House
Littlefield
Maine
DeArmond
Missouri
Farmers Should Study Up For 1899 Census
Census Director Merriam urges agriculturists to use spare time before June to ready themselves to answer all census questions. He notes the acreage and value of crops, farm products, animals and vegetables, costs of fertilizers and labor, and all farm operations for 1899 as enumerators are required by law to collect.
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Merriam
Legislative push for highway funding and immigration test
The League of American Wheelmen seeks 5 million dollars for highway improvements via Senator Penrose and Representative Graham. The Lodge bill, vetoed in 1897, gains Senate support again with a key literacy test for immigrants. Other items include Samoa’s Tutuila governance, Roberts of Utah expulsion debate, Rural Free Delivery funding, and a proposed cabinet department for industries and commerce.
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League of American Wheelmen
Congress
Penrose
Graham
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Senate
United States
Leishman
Berne
Switzerland
State Department
Basle
Roberts
Utah
House
Mr. Roberts
Tutuila
Germany
Great Britain
Samoa
William E. English
Indianapolis
Gen
Hancock
War Department
Stokes
South Carolina
Nashville
Tennessee
Dover
National Cemetery
Old Fort Donaldson
South
North Carolina
Pritchard
Salisbury
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Consular Service
Industries
Navigation and Immigration
Treasury Department
Census Bureau
Department of the Interior
Prosperity Reports From Warren Town
The town enjoys broad prosperity with merchants thriving, factories full, and a nationwide progress hum. Banks report record business and large deposits, while Warren basks in the season of national prosperity echoed by Republican papers.
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Warren
Warren Democrat
Notaries Exempt From Stamp Tax on Deposition Certificates
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue rules that notarial certificates attached to witness depositions used in pending court cases are exempt from stamp tax. Previously these certificates carried a ten-cent stamp charge as a standard tax.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Wanamaker Withdraws From Senatorial Race
A Philadelphia dispatch reports Mr. Wanamaker has decided to withdraw from the Senatorial race, though he was never a candidate for a single minute.
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Philadelphia
Wanamaker
Mississippi Senate Race Result Cites 88 to 62 Victory
The expansionist candidate for the United States Senate in Mississippi won by a vote of 88 to 62. Bryan's fences even in Mississippi are not in the best repair.
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United States Senate
Mississippi
Bryan
Thompson's Sweet Worm Powder Promises Health
Pale and sickly children grow strong after using Thompson's Sweet Worm Powder. Sold for 25 cents, the advertisement claims rapid improvement and restored vigor.
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Thompson
Elegant Wedding Invitations and Programs at Mail Office
Neat and elegant wedding invitations calling cards and ball programs offered at low prices. Quality printing services for invitations and announcements with prompt service and affordable rates.
Pittsburg Times Praises Its Own High Standards
The Pittsburg Times highlights widening circulation and increased advertising as evidence of its success. It promotes itself as a clean, reliable, family friendly paper with thorough world coverage, Republican leaning but respectful of other views, priced at three dollars a year.
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Pittsburg Times
the Times
The
Times
Masterly South American Nervine Tonie Promises Universal Cure
Permanently cured by the masterly power of South American Nervine Tonie. Invalids need suffer no longer, as this great remedy cures stomach weakness and indigestion. The cure begins with the first dose and never disappoints. Sold by Hertzel & Saner in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Chicago encampment aims for largest G A R gathering yet
A Chicago report notes plans to stage this year’s G A R encampment as one of the biggest ever. Gov Stone proclaims Col Barnett elected State Treasurer, to assume duties the first Monday in May.
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Chicago
Stone
Col. Barnett
History of the Week highlights from Jan 18 to 24
The week reports martial law in Hopetown and Philips Town, Wilson Goulds donation for a Brooklyn naval YMCA home, wage rise at Pennsylvania Railroad, Samoan treaty ratified, mails theft case in Utica, Wheeler to return from the Philippines, and multiple overseas war developments. Also notes ship Helgoland wreck, suicides, funerals, smuggled guns, and numerous global incidents with many named places and people.
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Alfred Milner
Cape Colony
Hopetown
Philipstown
Helen Gould
Naval Branch
Young Men’s Christian Association
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
United States Senate
Edward Potter
Utica
N. Y
Auburn
George H. Sharpe
Kingston
Lourenzo Marques
Johannesburg
Free State
Delagoa Bay
Durban
Free
J. W. Murphy
Third National Bank
Columbus
P. T. Shutze
Anderson Gause
Heming
Tenn
Turin
Italy
Robert M. McWade
Philadelphia
McKinley
Canton
China
Iowa
James H. Gear
United States
Gatacre
Stormberg
Delaware City
David G. Colson
Frankfort
Negros
Elmira
Mafeking
New York City
William Bradley
Buller
Polgietter
Lyttleton
Warren
Tugela
Methuen
Modder River
Lackawanna
Oxford
N. J
War Department
Joe Wheeler
Philippines
George Holmes
Middletown
Clinton Park
Little Falls
Maryland House of Delegates
William J. Bryan
Paris
Milford Haven
Eng
Thomas Lipton
Chicago Board of Trade
Thomas
Chicago
Pittsburg
Duke of Marlborough
Imperial Yeomanry
Rudyard Kipling
South Africa
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Shamokin
British War Office
Britsh War Office
Africa
C. E. Macrum
Pretoria
Naples
New York Central
Wende Station
Endorsement for FOLEY's Kidney Cure by J A Lambert
J A Lambert from Rachel North Carolina writes in strong support praising FOLEY's Kidney Cure. He claims it fulfills its advertised claims and notes the good it has done him with gratitude to the makers.
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South Carolina
Massachusetts
J. A. Lambert
Rachel, N. C
Foley
Mistaken Sympathy Over Boer War Debate in Senate
The Pittsburg Com. Gazette reports Senator Hale of Maine argued Americans should not weigh in on the Boer versus British conflict in South Africa. It notes Hale favors the Boers yet questions the Senate’s time spent on the issue, contrasting Transvaal governance with England’s liberal system and stressing no consensus exists.
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Hale
Maine
United States Senate
Transvaal
Dom Paul
England
America
Pittsburg
Gazatte
To Cure a Cough With FoLrey's Honey and Tak
A claim presents FoLrey's Honey and Tak as a cough remedy that relieves phlegm without stressing the lungs. The text argues ordinary cough expectorants irritate and hinder healing.
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FoLrey
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Fast Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. It relieves pain in bladder kidneys and back for male or female and stops retention of water almost immediately. Sold by Hertzel and Saner druggists Warren a.
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Hertzel & Saner
Warren, A
Wallpaper Stock Promises Largest Variety in Warren
W. C. Rowland & Sons advertise the largest and most complete stock of wall paper in Warren with new designs constantly added. Prospective buyers are urged to examine the stock at the Exchange block location.
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W. C. Rowland & Sons
Warren
W.C Rowland & Sons
Exchange
W. C. Rowland
J. E. Rowland
W. C. Rowland, JR
James Pyle Dies After Prolonged Illness
James Pyle, longtime New Yorker, has died after an illness lasting more than a year. Born in Nova Scotia in 1823, he returned home recently after receiving care locally.
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New York
James Pyle
Nova Scotia
Osman Digna Captured and Brought to Suakim Prison
Osman Digna, chief general of the late Khalifa Abdullah, captured last Thursday in the hills near Tokar, has been brought to Suakim and imprisoned.
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Suakim
Osman Digna
Khalifa Abdullah
Tokar
Farmers Congress to Meet in Albany
Albany dispatch announces the State Farmers congress will gather at the State Agricultural hall on February 22 23 and 24 with meetings in Albany.
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Farmers’ Congress
Albany
State Farmers’ Congress
State Agricultural Hall
Market Report From New York Financial Desk
New York money on call sits at three percent with prime mercantile paper around 4 to 4 and a half percent. Sterling exchange shows bankers' bills near 4.86 for demand and 4.83 for sixty days, with posted rates about 4.84 to 4.88. Commercial bills quoted at 4.83, silver certificates near 59 to 60 percent, bar silver at 60 cents, and Mexican dollars at 47 and a half cents.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Commodity prices from a winter grain and foodstuffs listing
The listing shows prices for flour patents and winter straights, rye and buckwheat flour, barley malting and feeding, cornmeal varieties, wheat and corn futures, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, and eggs. It includes f.o.b afloat, c.i.f New York, and state versus western grades with assorted cents per unit.
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Minnesota
Western
C. F.o.b
C.i.f
New York
C.if
B. Afloat
Northern Duluth
F.o.b
White State
Hay-Shipping
State
Pennsylvania
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Warren Mail
E.cowa
Willis Cowan
N’s Sons
Dwight Cowan
Warren, PA
0. C. Allen
27Th Congressional District
Frank M. Knapr
Banner $ Cap
Washington Notes
Cab
News and Views
Pana
Kentucky
Indiana
Puerto Rico
Philippine and
Sandwich Islands
Marshall 0. Wagner
Toledo
Wagner
Hardenburgh
Hardenburg
Auditor General’s Department
Harrisburg
Brockton
Mass
London
France
Benton Republican
History OF the
Edward Moore
Hillsboro
Dorie
Honolulu
San Francisco
William A. Kerr
Bellefonte
Martin Bergen
Boston
North Brookfield
Lockport
International Traction Company
A. B. Conron
Richard Croker
Plaster of Paris
Clery
Ruskin
Brantfood
Coneston Lake
George Silbee
Ed Meeks
Fort Scott
Kan
A. S. Brown
Griffin
United States Volunteer Infantry
Ralston
Lipa
Province of Laguna
Luzon
Lorenzo Torres
Macoyata
Soudan
Duke of Teck
Richmond Park
Surrey
Richard D. Blackmore
Webster Davis
Lorenzo Marques
Baldwin Locomotive Works
William J. Thomas
Wellsboro
Johnson
Bears
Osman
Market Report
Court of Common Pleas
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Skandinaviska Vannen Odin
Odin Lodge No. 1
Scandinavian Brotherhood of America
Ball & Thompson, Solicitors
Sewardt. Cady
Borough of
Warren Co
Flora Cady
Admx
Columbus, Pa
State of
de Sthday
Ay A. Clark
Frank I. Harding
William E. Wall
A. Grant Lyons
Geo. B. Siddall
F. A. Hall
Perry D. Clark
Conenango Refining Company
Act of Assembly
Harry Thompsot
Glade
Calvin Adams
W. W. Cook
W.C. Norris
Phoebe Dalrymple
James M. Crull
James P. Conroe
S. M. Sloan
Geo. N. Frazine
Frank Weaver
Pine Grove
R. W. Siggins
T. Widdifield
Henry Gardner
A. Dunn
E. Morrison
T. L. Orse
K. A. Brown
B.J. Jackson
Lyall Brown
B. J. Jackson
Mrs. O. P. Brown
State Bank of Sherman
M. P. Carr
Elizabeth Caton
Ellen Landon
Ada A. Barnes
Pickett Hardware Co. Ltd
Joseph Green
John Grindlay
Alice B. Knupp
Arthur Brooks
Gus Johnson
J. C. Fuller
T. D. Collins
Jamestown Beef Co
Patrick McKeon
Sarah F. Watson
William Spence
Geo. H. Bimber
James A. McCormick
F. McLaughlin
Mary Rothchilds
D. J. Bennett
A. F. Olson
F. M. Knapp
Prothy
Syracuse Steel Plows
Planet Jr
Pickett Hardware Co., Liw1’s
Warren National Bank
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G. N. Parmlee
Andrew Hertzel
Charles Chase
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
H. A. Jamieson
F. E. Hertzel
Cashier
Golf Capes
Opportunity
Kennett
the Ohio Farmer
Ohio Farmer
Agricultural Press of America
ROYAL
Kopf & Henry
Grocers
Water Street
Warren Savings Bank
Rowland & Sons
WUC Wits
A. T. Morris
Cincinnati
the Mail Office
Pisa
W. H. Druen
U. S. Pension Claim Atty
Dearborn
T J. Foley
A. A.davis & Office
Exchange Block
Matt
First National Bank
F. H. Rockwell
F. K. Russell
Penn’a
Ors
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Queenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Gothenburg
Christania
Copenhagen
N.greenland & Son
Scribner’s
J. M. Barrie’s
Tommy and Grizel
Theodore Roosevelt
Oliver Cromwell
Richard Harding Davis
Norman
Walter A. Wyckoff
Thomas Nelson Page Henry James Henry van Dyke
Ernest Seton-Thompson
Edith Wharton
Octave Thanet
William Allen White
Faris Exssti
Frederic Irland
Harvard
Puvis DE
Walter Appleton Clark
E. C. Peixotto
Henry McCarter
Dwight L. Elmendorf
Chaerles Scribner’s Sons
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