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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1902

Page

4

Prosperity sign as Penn Central plan eyed

The Pennsylvania Co plans to spend 100 million over three years on extensions and improvements including a tunnel under the North River from Jersey City to New York, signaling confidence in continued prosperity. A Supreme Court ruling affirms property owners own shade trees on public property in front of their homes. a damaged limb case against a telephone company sparked interest. Senator West says Republican prosperity sustains high prices for farmers and manufacturers, boosting Democratic hopes. A Johnstown disaster recalls coal mine fatalities and injuries last year.

Quay Penrose Gov. Stone Harrisburg Elkin Juny Pittsburg Beaver Maine Woods Maine Pennsylvania Co North River Jersey City New York Pennsylvania Supreme Court West

The Stay-at-Home Climatism Delivers Twice-Daily Comfort

The piece notes that the homebound individual enjoys climate variety at least twice daily without effort or expense, equating the stay-at-home routine to a favored vacation experience and highlighting the ease of seasonal comfort.

North Pole search tale and political jabbery

The wife of Lieutenant Peary heads north in a five year search for her husband as he seeks the Arctic. The piece jokes about Secretary Shaw and the Boston Globe noting Noahs Ark in the Arctic. The note reflects on Cleveland era politics and Treasury surplus worries.

Peary North Pole Pearry

The Best Job Printing at the Main Office

Local printer offers top quality job printing services from a central main office. Prompt turnaround, clear type, and reliable service advertised for businesses and individuals seeking durable printed materials.

Cruelty to a Noble Animal Critiqued in Editorial

An editorial condemns harsh treatment of horses, noting their sensitive nervous systems and the harm of ill light and air in stables. It denounces tail docking as cruel, urges gentler handling, and calls for mercy toward beasts to earn mercy for people.

Farmers to Remember weighs Pennsylvania before moving west

The Philadelphia Inquirer urges Pennsylvania farmers to consider all factors before emigrating. It notes easier farming in the West but highlights education for children, climate, and surroundings, arguing Pennsylvania remains a strong place to live and die for the best of men.

Philadelphia Inquirer Pennsylvania West Vermont New Hampshire

Our New Capitol At Harrisburg Plans Encouraging

Reports on the Harrisburg capitol project describe a firm design and ample appropriation. Architect Mr Huston is praised for advisors in decor and the mural work by Mr Abbey, with sculptor Mr Barnard to contribute. The Times notes public criticism of selection but expects artistic and practical success.

Harrisburg Sound Huston Abbey Barnard Phila. Times

Governor Stone Opposes Using National Guard as Police

Governor Stone argues the National Guard should not serve as a police force. He would deploy soldiers only after civil authorities fail, preferring sheriffs to exhaust local power first. Since the coal region strike he has commissioned coal and iron police but discouraged early troop use.

Stone National Guard

Roosevelt Nomination Seen Likely at Coming Convention

Discussion hints that Roosevelt will be nominated without opposition at the next national convention. Prominent states like Pennsylvania and New York favor his nomination, and many others are expected to follow.

Roosevelt Pennsylvania New York

Pennsylvania farms rival mineral wealth in state profile

The article notes Pennsylvania hosts 224000 farms valued over a billion dollars, ranking second in the state. It hints the Johnstown mine disaster resulted from criminal negligence and suggests a man paid with his life. Puerto Rico’s exports to foreign markets rose 54 percent and to the United States 48 percent, with Cubans attentive to the lesson.

Pennsylvania Johnstown Porto Rico United States

Jubilee predictions for papal milestones

The text speculates that if the Pope lives until 1903 he will reach a series of jubilees including a bishop's diamond jubilee a cardinal's golden jubilee and a pope's silver jubilee marking long service in church ranks.

Cleveland Stabbed His Party Not Fooling It Bryan Says

The Atlanta Journal notes Grover Cleveland may have damaged his party as Mr. Bryan claims, but emphasizes he did not embarrass the party.

Grover Cleveland Mr. Bryan Atlanta Journal

No Place for a White Man in the Philippines

A dispatch from Philadelphian Lt. Thos M Banes of the Ninth US Infantry argues the Philippines are unsafe for white men. He portrays Filipinos and Spaniards as treacherous while praising the Tagalos and Guoroortes. warns war may return and recalls Aguinaldo. He cites water torture and labor relations argue for arbitration over strikes.

Thos. M. Bains Ninth United States Infantry Philippines Banes Philadelphia Islands Aguinaldo

Political stability urged in Pennsylvania election call

The Philadelphia Inquirer argues against upheaval in Pennsylvania and urges support for the national administration through a Republican victory. It notes the state must elect a Governor, 32 members of the U.S. House, and a Legislature that will appoint a U.S. Senator.

Pennsylvania House of Representatives United States Washington Phila. Inquirer

Cheap Summer Excursions From Erie Railroad

The Erie Railroad offers low rate excursion tickets in June through September to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and other Colorado points, Salt Lake City and Ogden, to some South Dakota locations, St. Paul Minneapolis and Duluth, and other Wisconsin Minnesota points. Consult a ticket agent or write F H Garfield Jamestown NY for details.

Erie Railroad Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Colorado Salt Lake City Ogden South Dakota St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Wisconsin Minnesota F. H. Garfield Jamestown N. Y

Excursion to Western Points by A V & P R R

The A V & P R R will sell special low priced excursion tickets daily in June July and August and through September 15 to Colorado Utah South Dakota and on certain dates to Wisconsin and Minnesota. Full details available from ticket agents or J Smith G P T Cleveland Ohio.

Colorado Utah South Dakota Wisconsin Minnesota J. Smith Cleveland Ohio

Allegheny College Opens Fall Term With New Facilities

Allegheny College begins its fall term on September 16 with a expanded endowment and new facilities including an observatory chapel library and professorships. Catalogue requests directed to President Crawford in Meadville Pennsylvania.

Allegheny College Crawford Meadville

Timely Topics In National Affairs Of 1897

The article surveys diverse topics from royal health rumors about King Alfonso XIII to court martial news on Gen J H Smith. It notes party vacations, a booming picnic season, Wall Street calm, immigrant arrivals, and state reforms advancing mothers as guardians in Massachusetts. It also covers farming hardships, Beaver civic efforts, Judge Simonton’s bridge ruling, Pennsylvania political shifts, and Guthrie’s stance on the Ripper bill.

Spain Alfonso XIII J. H. Smith Washington Republican Party Democratic Party People’s Party Great Bradford Guthrie Titusville

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