Local Officials Named for Election Slates
For Register and Recorder, Charles D. Crandall of Warren. for County Commissioners, W. J. Mead of Youngsville. John F. Rounce of Warren. for County Auditors, G. M. Pelton of Freehold and A. M. Bennett of Spring Creek. for Jury Commissioner, H. A. Putnam of Farmington.
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Register and Recorder
Charles D. Crandall
Warren
W. J. Mead
Youngsville
John F. Rounce
G. M. Pelton
Freehold
A. M. Bennett
Spring Creek
Mormonism in Utah and the gold reserve outlook
Henry Hall reports from Salt Lake that Mormonism remains vigorous and political. polygamy is renounced publicly yet persists in belief, and tithing remains a constant practice. The piece also notes the Treasury gold reserve may surge to 250 million dollars by July aided by bank lending, contrasting with past Free Silver arguments that gold was scarce.
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Henry Hall
Pittsburg Times
Salt Lake
Brigham Young
Hall
Utah
Mormon Church
United States
Spain
Philippines
Expansion praised by editor in Louisville Courier Journal
Editon WATTERSON argues the South should back national expansion as safer trade and broader markets await after the Philippines pacification. He claims the South can profit greatly, acting as a door for commerce larger than any seen before, and opposes opposition to expansion.
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Editon Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Philippines
Bank Wrecking Confession Reveals 140000 Shortage
George M. Valentine admits a long running shortage totaling 140000 in a Perth Amboy bank wrecking case. He gambled on stocks hoping to repay the bank but failed, leaving a ruined bank and a ruined man driven by gambling in the money chase. He acknowledges the harm caused.
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George M. Valentine
Perth Amboy
Japan enters era of independence and new treaty with US
On Monday Japan began a new era of independence as all previous treaties with the United States ended and a new treaty took effect. Japan now holds equal treaty privileges with the United States and other treaty powers, replacing the old arrangements.
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Japan
United States
Railroad earnings reach record level in half year
Railroads report the six month period as the largest earnings in history with 160000 miles, up 5.6 percent from last year and 10.5 percent above 1892. All sections gain, coal roads excepted, and June leads the year with a 17.4 percent rise in the fourth week.
Kentucky Republicans Poised for Victory Amid Divided Opponents
The Mail endorses the Kentucky Republicans, praising a creditable ticket and orderly campaign. It argues strong chances to win as opponents remain divided and disgruntled, foretelling a decisive victory.
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MAIL
Philar Times
Kentucky
Free silver activists rally despite gold standard push
InIA aims for a gold standard with the British sovereign as legal tender, provoking concern among free silver advocates. They appear to have little backing yet loudly declare free silver as the key issue for next year.
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Inpia
Proper name for new horseless vehicles debated
Discussion on naming the new horseless vehicles continues after months. Auto mobile is clumsy. motor wagon or motor carriage is suggested as a more fitting term.
Total enlistment numbers signal wartime mobilization
A total of 2268 men enlisted in sight days for volunteer regiments as thousands more officers seek to join McKinley and the government. The rapid mobilization reflects broad support and urgency for war effort.
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Uncle Sam
McKinley
Bank Cashier Valentine Pleads Guilty in $150000 Wreck
Cashier Valentine pleads guilty to wrecking the Perth Amboy bank and stealing $150,000. He receives a six year sentence to the Pen. The note ends with a grim reference to lynch law becoming popular.
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Valentine
Perth Amboy, N. J
Bishop Thoburn Urges Hold on Philippines and Wide China Plan
In Cincinnati Bishop J M Thoburn argues the United States must hold the Philippines to keep order and civilize the region. He calls for exploiting Luzon by enlisting other islands to defeat Aguinaldo and envisions dividing China among US Russia England and America for Pacific influence. He downplays American politics and says duty requires global leadership.
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Philippines
J.M. Thoburn
Cincinnati
Manila
Luzon
United States
Aguinaldo
Far East
Russia
Pacific
England
China
Texas Flood disaster prompts national relief calls
Congressman R B Hawley of Texas described the floods as unparalleled with three and a half feet of rain in sixty hours. He said twenty towns and thousands of farms were ruined, with livestock wiped out and over one hundred thousand people affected. He urged organized relief under the Texas governor in Austin, noting state efforts alone cannot suffice.
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R. B. Hawley
Texas
Austin
Hickory
Warren Streets
Pennsylvania
James W. Crawford
PARMLEE @ LinpsEy
Prices Up Brings Trouble to Bicycle Trust, Punctures Hope
A collection of short items notes the bicycle price rise stirring resistance, remarks on luck and crime, a Paris steamer salvors’ gain, racial sentencing in Evanston, and various public anecdotes. It highlights a mix of political, crime, and social commentary from multiple sources.
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Bicycle Trust
Paul Kruger
Boston
Bryan
Hlogg
New York
Preas
Paris
Evanston
Til
Texas
United States
Yellowstone
Dewey
Chicago Post
Aguinaldo
Taylor
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Dr. Forwood Named to Philadelphia Quarantine Board
Dr. Forwood of Chester is appointed a member of the Philadelphia Quarantine Board by Gov. Stone. The selection is praised for ability and leadership, reflecting political aims and recognition of his capable service as Chester's former mayor.
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Dr. Forwood
Chester
Philadelphia
Stone
Forwood
Gov
Phila Times
Davis Couple Set for Record Auto Journey to San Francisco
John G. Davis and wife depart New York for a cross country trip to San Francisco in a compact road vehicle. The car features bicycle wheels with steel spokes pneumatic tires and a concealed gasoline motor. They plan Albany Buffalo Lake Erie Chicago Boulder Col and then westward toward the Rocky Mountains for the historic overland trek.
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John G. Davis
New York
San Francisco
Albany
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Chicago
Prairies
Rocky Mountains
Boulder
Return of Tenth Pennsylvania Volunteers to Pittsburgh
The Tenth Pennsylvania Volunteers will have a grand homecoming from the Philippines. They will land in San Francisco and travel by special trains to Pittsburg where they will be mustered out. The city will cover their transportation costs to retain their travel pay.
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Tenth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Philippines
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Pittsburg
California
Commissioner bans stamping of checks by banks
Washington dispatch reports Commissioner Wilson of the internal revenue department issued a circular prohibiting banks from affixing stamps to unstamped checks and requiring return to the drawers. The action followed information that some banks used the stamp practice as advertising to attract patrons against rivals.
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Wilson
Internal Revenue Department
Washington Dispatch
Tailor Keller Promises Stylish Clothing Stock
Local tailor Keller invites customers to inspect his latest stock of cloth and promises durable, fashionable garments. Call to visit and see the selection firsthand.
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Keller
Bliss shocks bolters with Quay support shift in Pennsylvania
Special Philadelphia dispatch reports Representative Bliss declares a special session could help elect former U S senator Quay. He says Delaw are county sentiment now favors Quay and would guide his vote. Grady and other Republicans note Bliss’s candor signals a broader shift among insurgents toward the caucus nominee.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
R. Bliss
Delaware
Gobin
Joint Assembly
Farr
Republican Caucus
United States
Bliss
Quay
Delaware County
United States Senate
Spes
Bliss Wasked
Guffey
Jenks
Magee
B. F. Jones
Wanamaker
Grady
John C. Grady
Gradyville
Colonel Quay
W.W. W. McElhaney
Flinn
Allegheny
M. 5. Quay
Senate
McElhaney
Mkinley
James Rankin Young
White House
Penrose
Philippines
McKinley
Stone
Republicans confront Pennsylvania convention mass of candidates
A large field of nominees for supreme court and common pleas seats dominates the local Republican convention scene. Key figures from Philadelphia and numerous counties rally behind judges Adams White Palmer Morrison and Archbald while Hawkins may enter treasurer race. Delegations from Lancaster Lackawanna Luzerne Allegheny and others plan strong platforms and active campaigns.
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Philadelphia
Colonel Quay
Hele
Beaver County
Penrose
Quaker City
H. H. Bingham
McKinley
House of Representatives
Henderson
Stone
Spain
Philippines
Keystone
Tenth
Manila
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Organization
Pennsylvania
Bryan
Supreme Court
Mestrezat
Creasy
Common Pleas
Lancaster County
J. Hay Brown
Supreme Bench
W. D. Parker
Allegheny
Lackawanna
Archbald
Luzerne
Palmer
McConnell
Westmoreland
McKean
Morrison
Indiana
White
Miller
Mercer
Wallace
Lawrence
Superior Court
Josiah R. Adams
Adams
Common Pleas Court
Hawkins
Huff
San Francisco
Barnett
Game Command
New York Money Market and Produce Prices Report
Market report from New York notes money on call at 3 4 per cent and sterling at about 4.87. Bond-like banker bills and commercial paper shown with varied rates. lists bar silver and Mexican dollar values. New York produce prices include flour, cornmeal, rye, barley, wheat, corn, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, and eggs with a range of regional and grade-based figures.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Minnesota
City
Brandywine
Western
F.o.b
Duluth
HAY — Shipping
Eigins
State
Pennsylvania
Secrets of Success and the Race for Progress
A Punxsutawney Spirit column extols constant hustle and relentless energy as the path to success. It warns that hesitation or distraction leads to failure and missed opportunities, noting the harsh realities of work life and the pressure to seize humble jobs with diligence.
Annual stockholders meeting notice for Cornplanter Refining
IS HEREBY GIVEN that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cornplanter Refining Company will be held at their office in Warrenboro on Monday August seventh at four PM for the election of officers and other business as may come before them.
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Cornplanter Refining Company
Warrenboro
Time to save with G C G M M trade specials
Advertised list touts cash discounts and low prices on tea coffee and groceries. Reads like a general store circular with items such as reception blend java golden rio and old geaceman java plus canned vegetables fruit soap and pantry staples priced per unit.
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M. M
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan’s Sons
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Warren County
Warren, PA
Charles A. Peterson
H. A. Putnam
Farmington
News and Views
E. W. White
Pulaski
Tennessee
Syracuse Post-Standard
New York World
Emile Zola
Dreyfus
Devil’s Island
Zola
Michigan
Klondike
Goebel
Miles
Otis
Harrisburg
Joe Wheeler
Annie
Congress
Chiago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Washington
Christian Endeavor
Detroit
New York State
New York Central
Thousand Islands
George H. Daniels
Grand Central Station
Chautauqua Lake
Lily Dale
Jamestown
Niagara Falls
Munday
Dale
Falconer
Boat Landing
Chautauqua Steamboat Co
H. Parey
Matt
Letter
Aarrisborg
Market Report
Scott
Tommie
W. F. Messner
Ggie Harmon
Glade Run
Trypaees K. Dyer
Rosamond D.rogers
C.T. A
Court OF Common Pleas
Pennsylvan
Fanny N.cks
Cora B. Edmondy
Edmonds
J. White
Recorder’s Office
Fuellhart
Sherif
Wrastly
Judy
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Miller’s
Miller’s Sweet
Walter Baker
Meat Department
Dold
Daeachankad P
Jacob Dold
Stoneham
Clarendon
Great Cash
INOGR
N. K. Wendelboe
Armstrong & McKelvey
Wwendelboe
Liberty Street
Warren National Bank
Hon
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
Elvina A. Kidder
Orphans’ Court
Rowland & Sons
Sign Decora
W. C. Rowland
E. Rowland
W. C. Rowland, JR
Henry Bell
Belle Bell
J. Foley
General Carting
Teaming
Apd
A. A Davis & Office
Sxétrange
Hat Office Bar Act
Wikings Bank
Meron
Allen's Cash Shoe Store
Styles
Liberty St
Postoffice
E.W. Siegfried & Co
Producer
Consumer
Kopf & Henry
Grocers
Water Street
Kane Summit Hospital
Ane
First National Bank
F.oh. Rockwell
K. Russell
Penn’a
Ate Richards
Continental Europa
National Line
Ah You Neig Poms
Gothenburg
Christania
Zen
New
Arren
Joan
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