Senate candidate announcements for Warren-Venango district
State Senator candidate CAPT H H CUMINGS of Tidioute seeks Warren Venango district seat subject to Republican Senatorial Convention. James R MITCHELL of Glade Tp seeks Warren county treasurer post subject to Republican Primaries. George C PRIESTLEY of South West Tp seeks Warren county treasurer post subject to Republican primaries. Primaries March 19 98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Cumingss
Tidioute
Warren-Venango
James R. Mitchell
Glade Tp
Warren County
George C. Priestley
South West Tp
Plans on exhibit for Pennsylvania capitol bids
The state capitol building commission has plans and specifications on display in Harrisburg for bids to erect the new capitol. Each bid must be backed by a certified check of 15 000 dollars from a Pennsylvania bank. The right to reject any bid is reserved. Only experienced bidders with suitable facilities and finances will be considered. The winning bidder must furnish a 150 000 dollar bond and commence by November 15.
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Capitol
State Capitol Building Commission
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court Room
Harrisburg
Republicans Set Warren County Primary Date in March
Republican leaders in Mc Kean Cameron and Venango counties decide Warren County will hold its primary on Saturday March 19. The timing aims to avoid spring planting, allow a lengthy campaign, and give candidates time to reach voters before late winter snows. Notify interested entrants to announce promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKean Cameron
Venango
Warren County
Congressman Stone Proposes Postal Savings Fund for Highways
Hon C W Stone proposes in Congress to invest postal savings deposits in county bonds to fund highway improvements with government guarantees. The plan draws strong backing from the League of American Wheelmen and stems from surplus money in postal savings banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Stone
Titusville World
Congress
Postal
League of American Wheelmen
Editor W. H. Baker Appointed Postmaster at Ridgway
The Ridgway Advocate editor W. H. Baker is confirmed as postmaster at Ridgway. The piece commends his diligence and faithfulness and notes his hard campaign in Elk County, labeled a Democratic boss-dominated race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baker
Ridgway
California marks golden jubilee with grand parade
California celebrates its fiftieth anniversary as San Francisco gleams with flags and bunting. Governor Budd proclaims Monday a legal holiday and crowds fill the city for the jubilee opening parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Budd
Advertisers Beware Klondike Stock Schemes
The Mail warns readers about Alaska stock company propositions and Klondike swindles. It cautions that sharpers are common and advises staying home and keeping money safe to avoid being scammed.
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the Mail
Alaska
Klondike
Record Freight Movement Tops December on Pennsylvania Line
The Harrisburg Telegraph notes January freight movement exceeds December, aided by a strong surge in activity. In Washington, Seneca representatives oppose a congressional measure led by Congressman Stone to place national financial affairs under government control for a fairer division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Washington
Congress
Stone
York County Residents Propose Mortgage Pledges at Omaha Fair
In York County Nebraska people collect canceled mortgages and plan to paper a room at the Omaha fair with these pledges. They warn the scene may not please the calamity bowlers who dislike the handwriting on the wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Nebraska
McComas Wins Maryland Senate Seat On Tenth Ballot
Judge McComas wins the U S Senate seat for Maryland after a lengthy legislative fight. On the tenth ballot he defeats Boss Gorman by 62 to 47 with Shaw getting 5 votes, shifting the Senate balance toward Republicans and away from Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge McComas
U. S
Maryland
Senate
Boss Gorman
McComas
Gorman
Shaw
Prestigious Cleric Ties Knot With Widowed Allegheny Bride
Dr. Talmage, a renowned divine, marries Mrs. Collier a wealthy Allegheny widow. The bride is 40 and the groom 66, with the match described as the better side of the bargain.
Dole Crews In as Newest Lion in Washington
The Hawaiian Republican President Dole arrives in Washington as the newest lion in the capital, described as a gentleman of high culture and ability and the guest of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dole
Hawaiian Republic
United States
Realistic view of spending and life’s necessities
A reflective line notes that true needs consume less of income than extravagances. It argues trims on spending matter more than earning more. The quote emphasizes frugality and disciplined budgeting over pursuing luxuries.
Bryan seeks a good feat desired by all people
Mr. Bryan says what he wants most is a good feat, and he notes that the public desires it just as much. He emphasizes shared enthusiasm and unity in pursuing a notable achievement.
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Mr. Bryan
Industrial optimism despite cotton strike turmoil
The Buffalo Express reports that cotton workers strike draws attention from overall industry, while Dingley notes cotton makers face special circumstances not tied to tariff. Wool, leather demands, pig iron output, rail orders, and iron steel growth mark a sturdy, diversified economic trend with firmer wheat and fewer business failures. The coal miners and operators conference continues to show progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Buffalo Express
Republican Party
Dingley
Bible Distribution Sparks Debate On New Citizens
Harper's Weekly notes immense and growing Bible circulation in the United States. It cites American Bible Society and International Bible Agency sales, while observers say demand outpaces supply as two to three million new citizens are born yearly and acquire multiple Bibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bible Society
International Bible Agency
New York
United States
Harper’s Weekly
Senator Wolcott's Report on Bimetallism Policy
The Senate address by Senator Wolcott, chairing the bimetallic commission, shows little new information. It notes the failed trip abroad, France's lack of approval for bimetallism, and England's partial expansion of silver without abandoning the gold standard. The piece argues universal bimetallism is unlikely yet cites Wolcott's view that international bimetallism remains a possible but contested path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott
Senate
Bimetallic Commission
France
England
Pittsburg
Com. Gazette
Laud bill threat to country newspapers strong voiced
The Titusville Herald condemns the Laud bill now before the house as a vicious measure aimed at book serials. It argues the bill would force penny postage on samples exchanges and arrears papers, a 900 percent rate hike that could ruin small papers. The paper urges Congress representatives to block the Loud bill and exclude serial publications from favorable postage.
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Titusville Herald
House of Representatives
American Newspaper Publishing Association
Congress
Senatorial contenders vie for Venango County plum
A Pittsburg paper reports Capt H H Cummings of Tidioute former G A R state commander and Col Willis J Hulings of Oil City as Republican State Senate hopefuls in the district. Supporters of W A Stone of Pittsburg for Governor back the Cum mings candidacy. Whoever wins primaries, Venango County holds the nomination advantage due to prior rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
H. H. Cumings
Tidioute
W. A. Stone
Willis J. Hulings
Oil City
Senate
Venango County
Venan Oor
Franklin Ews
Mugwump compared to Irishwoman on matrimony satire
The Corning Journal likens a Mugwump to an Irishwoman who refuses marriage, saying she would rather die an old maid and raise children on potatoes than wed the man she rejects. The remark blends political critique with humorous regional flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning Journal
Immick
February Chautauqua showcases varied topics and strong illustrations
A goodly array of literary talent is represented in the February Chautauquan. The topics are varied, and the abundant illustrations are in accord with the high standard of the text, and the two combine to form a triumphant success in magazine making.
Wheat sale balked by Joz Lxrrer at five hundred thousand
A Chicago News item reports farmer Con.Joz Lxrrer refuses to sell his wheat at an advance of five hundred thousand dollars, believing greater future profits lie ahead. The note frames a risky stance amid rising market expectations.
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Joz
Chicago News
Sherman
George B. McClellan
San Francisco Chronicle
Business Men’s League
Hon
C. W. Stone
Mr. Stone
Bradford
Venango Democrats
Kunnel Jim Guffey
Kunnel Guffey
Allegheny Mountains
Harrisburg
David Martin
Hastings
The
Commonwealth
Sun District
Philadelphia
State Senate
Pittsburg Dispatch
Quay
U. S. Senate
Martin
Kane
Iron trade signals broad industrial strength after McKinley win
The iron and steel trade acts as a barometer of overall business, with large orders from the Pennsylvania Railroad for 100000 tons of steel rail and a Maine railroad project ordering 12000 tons. Widespread manufacturing reliance spans Wall Street to rural farms, and orders for cars, plates, bars, and structural material remain unusually high for the season.
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McKinley
Wall Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Maine
Coming Home and the Lee Army in Red Rock
Thomas Nelson Page portrays veterans of Lee's army returning home after the war in Red Rock. The narrative blends pathos and dignity to illuminate Reconstruction's era, presenting a marvellously entertaining yet largely unknown chapter in American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nelson Page
Red Rock
Mr. Page
Butter quality blamed for oleomargarine demand
Commissioner Wells of the state department of agriculture asserts that if all butter met high standards, oleomargarine issues would fade. He cites widespread poor butter as the primary driver of demand for oleomargarine in markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
State Department of Agriculture
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by this new remedy. It prompts quick relief from bladder and kidney pain for both men and women, with rapid urine retention relief. Sold by Hertzel and Saner, druggists, Warren, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Artistic clothing repair by Mrs Casemere
Mrs Casemere offers repair and patching to make garments look like new at 306 Second St. Her work is described as first class and prices are low. She is located next hallway to the mail office and available at all times. Call for service.
D A V and P R R Blue Ribbon East West Route
The D A V and P R R is promoted as the best route to the East or West with top connections and accommodations. It offers direct connections at Buffalo via the Empire State Express to Rochester Syracuse Utica Albany and New York, signaling fast service on the New York Central line. Tickets are available through D A V and P R R offices.
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Buffalo
Empire State Express
New York Central
Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
Albany
New York
Are You Troubled Laxa Tea Cures Constipation
An old advertisement touts Laxa Tea as a harmless thorough cure for constipation and sick headache. Sold by druggists with a guarantee. Packages priced at 10 and 25 cents. Free sample offered.
Keller Tailor Offers Winter Selection in City
Local tailor Mr. Keller advertises a refined winter line. The notice invites customers to call and inspect his fabric choices, promising stylish garments and reliable workmanship.
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Jacob Keller
Wanted 500 men for new cloths suit sale
An advertisement seeks 500 men to obtain suits from a new clothing line. The note mentions a push to distribute fresh attire to a large male audience, highlighting a mass sale event and expanded stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preema
Currency debate and policy shifts in United States politics
As prosperity returns without free coinage, supporters rethink silver and Bryanism. The piece notes a possible shift toward sound money, potential currency legislation, and Senate confirmations. It discusses immigration policy, Cuba, and trade figures, with focus on McKinley era fiscal priorities and export data for 1897.
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Bryan
East
South
Middle West
United States
Democratic Party
Congress
Senate
Oregon
McKinley
McKenna
Supreme Court
Saylor
Pennsylvania
Matanzas
House
McClellan
New York
Miles
Committee On Commerce
Cuba
DeArmond
Missouri
Atlantic
Florida
Havana
Wolcott
Quay
Republican Party
Cleveland
White House
Treasury Department
Trade gains and sugar outlook cited in 1897 export data
The report notes sharp increases in 1897 for corn, oats, rye, breadstuffs, and hog products with exports rising from 1896 to 1897. Sugar consumption climbed, beet sugar production small, cane sugar high, and more beet sugar foreseeably expanding to cover imports. The Hawaiian treaty fate and Longstreet confirmation controversy are also mentioned.
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United States
Europe
Friends of Beet Sugar
Friends of Annexation
Davis
Foreign Relations Committee
James Longstreet
Senate
Charles Page Bryan
China
Col. Bryan
Longstreet
Handy Contrasts and Home Tips From A Local Column
The piece lists practical tips such as chloride of lime to deter rats and vinegar to tender meat, plus advice on bread knives, resting flat, changing seats while sewing, damp cloths for dust, and draining pipes with a copperas solution. It then scorns critics who boast of varied skills yet never apply themselves to honest work.
How to Test Kidney Health with Urine Sediment
Instruction explains a home method to assess kidney health by filling a glass with urine and letting it stand for 24 hours to observe sediment. It notes that urine staining linen indicates kidney trouble and mentions frequent urination or back pain as further signs of bladder or kidney disorders.
Notice of Hearing in Warren County Orphans Court
In the Orphans Court of Warren county Pennsylvania 1897 notice is given to all interested in the estate of John F. Stanton late of Farmington township deceased. I was appointed to hear testimony and report a distribution of money in the custody of James W. Wiggins administrator. I will attend duties at my office Hoffman block Warren borough on February 3 1898 at 10 AM for all interested to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Warren County
John F. Stanton
Farmington Township
Warren Co
James W. Wiggins
Hoffman Block
Warren Borough
David Grindley
Register
Hickory Street
Borough of
Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
Towit
Bckoee Street
Clemens
William P. Grindley
Hicke Street
Third Street
Hickory
B. Platte
Fifth Street
H. Cobham
W. H. Pickett
Uned
Administration Notice ETTERS TESTAMENTARY for Amelia B Wetmore
The estate of Amelia Brookfield Wetmore of Warren Pa has granted letters testamentary to S B Wetmore and D L Ball as executors. Creditors must pay debts and claimants must present claims properly authenticated for settlement.
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan’s
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Warren, PA
Charles W. Stone
8Am
Spain
Business Review
J. W. Griggs
New Jersey
Gen
St. Clair A. Mulholland
Germany
Great Britain
Phila. Inquirer
Uniontown Standard
Barlington Hawk
OUR
Philadelphia Dealer
Colcine
Savage
Benjamin Franklin
Kansas
Short Long
Mr. Little
Little
Short
Long
Ieee
Mall
Kilmerstone
Binguamion
Autuu
H. J. Muss
Atty. At Law
Etters
Porter B. Canfield
Lane Warren County
Penna
Sarah Maria Canfield
Corydon, Pa
John G. Grindley
William P. Rindley
Philadelphia Times
Times
the Times
N. Greenland
Citizens Natl Bank
Guang We
T. Hazer
David L. Gerould
W. Dennison
E. T. Haseltine
D. F. Hoffman
J. M. Siegfried
L. W. Dent Dennison
W. Pursell
Jos
O. Parmlee
D. L. Gero
Java
Rio
Bena Sal
Orleans
Porto Rico
Japan
Bereeeeeee
LLC
Great’ Cash Grocery
G. H. Strickland
Waters Block
Postoffee
Warren Retail Emarrkets
Fehrman Bro’s
T. O. Slater & CO
Water Street
Builders Hardware
N.Y. Weekly Tribune
National Family
N. Y. Tribune Almanac
Army
Whittaker
Marr
Wargen, Pa
First National Bank
F. H. Rockwell
F. K. Russell
Penn’a
Ireland
Scotland
National Line
Liverpool
Queens
Town
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Paris
Christania
Copenhagen
Allen’s Shoe Store
Liberty St
P.O. Warren, PA
Pes
Armstrong & McKelvey
N. K. Wendleboe
Desians
Corymianus &c. &c
Laon
Foveney & Co
New Fa
T J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Office
Exchange Block
Philadelphia Weekly Press
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