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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
4
A derisive jab from Kernel Bryan targets the Supreme Court, dismissing its authority as if he matters. The outspoken veteran urges silence from a once powerful figure, suggesting a retreat to the rear.
The president sits with friends as they discuss a third term. He declares two terms are enough, insisting no more than that should hold for any president.
Citizens note persistent flag display as officials admit a balloon problem and student editors report tire punctures. No injuries reported. community discussions escalate despite lighthearted tone.
The House killed last week a bill to abolish the office of Associate Judge by a 90 to 31 vote. The office is described as useless, yet attempts to abolish it have repeatedly failed.
A nine foot diameter straw hat, hailed as the largest ever made, has been dispatched from Washington to the Buffalo exposition, underscoring the American appetite for standout displays.
Pennsylvania Experiment Station cautions farmers and fruit growers about a popular trap lantern advertised to kill moths. The device fails to trap moths or insects as claimed.
Reports indicate a poor winter apple harvest due to late blooming of apple trees. Despite abundant peaches plums cherries pears and small fruits in the area this season, orchard owners fear significant losses from apples.
Senator West argues prosperity will end before the 1904 election if Democratic policy continues. He contends democracy thrives on calamity and cannot survive without a calamity wag.
Titusville Herald urges residents of Titusville and Corry to hype their towns rather than criticize them. The piece argues self praise boosts community spirit and visibility, urging locals to keep singing their hometowns’ virtues.
The May rainfall exceeds all 30 year records, officially over seven inches, far above the usual three inches. F Hopkinson Smith is criticized for denouncing Uncle Tom’s Cabin. his fame may fade with time. The fishing season limits bass to seven inch minimum, trout to six inches, and daily catch caps at fifty, with hook and line only.
The piece notes Republican insurgents have quieted, with Flinn Martin and WanaMaker leaders losing momentum after Senator Quay and allies neutralize opposition. It suggests they may join the stalwart procession on probation if disciplined.
The Legislature and Gov. Stone enacted a Goop law in aid of better roads. It grants a quarter of the road tax credit to any person who affidavit that he owned and used a wagon with tires at least four inches wide for hauling 2000 pounds or more in the year prior, credit limited to five days' labor or equivalent cash.
Frederick Harrison denounces British policy in South Africa in a London letter. He faults leaders like Chamberlain Milner and Rhodes, calls the war ruinous, and asserts Britain has been made a laughing stock by the conduct and accounts of Boer and diamond interests.
A survey of items notes the National Editorial Association and New York Oregon associations attending the Pan American Exposition. Erie road selects Pullman color for all coaches, and government reports show a $58.6 million year‑to‑date surplus.
Inexpensive powder acts as a fine dust to thoroughly cover plants and trees killing insect life while acting as a fertilizer. It targets potato squash pumpkin and rose pests and is cheap safe convenient and easy to apply. Sold by M Beshlin 412 East Street Warren Pa wholesale and retail dealer in shingles lime cement plastering and fertilizers.
Commissioner Evans reports 43,399 names added to the pension roll in the eleven months of the fiscal year with a projected net gain by year end. Civil war pensions total 35,308, Mexican Indian and war of 1812 366, and Spanish American War 3,526. Four thousand one hundred drops were restored, and 50,680 certificates issued for increases reratings and accruals, bringing total certificates to 94,079. Spanish war claims stand at 43,874. Evans aims to finish adjudications up to date by June 30 so that completed evidence will move directly from pending files to adjudication.
A new act signed by Gov Stone ends the need for a wife to travel with her husband to attest a real estate title or mortgage. Previously she had to reveal in a separate room that she signs freely, a practice common though often ignored. The change allows the wife to remain in the room, while the assumption remains that consent is prearranged.
Elevations above sea level at stations between Williamsport and Warren listed by Cameron Press for public inquiry. Williamsport 527 feet Lock Haven 556 Emporium 1033 St Marys 1667 Ridgway 1393 Johnsonburg 1442 Wetmore 1804 Sheffield 1396 Clarendon 1396
State lawmakers fixed June 27 as the final adjournment date as sessions stay busy. Rapid transit bills for elevated and underground railroads in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton and other cities moved through both Houses and were signed by Gov Stone last Friday night. A wave of charter applications followed at the state department from capitalists seeking rapid transit ventures.
Opinion cites the principle that a man not guilty should not bear costs, arguing a defendant should pay only if found guilty. notes that sometimes guilt justifies costs, while the public debate reflects legal cost rules.
A patent remedy claim reports relief from kidney and bladder distress in six hours. The ad asserts rapid pain relief, reduction of water retention, and suitability for both sexes. Sold by Hertzel & Saner, Warren, a.
Fifty Day and Erie bicycles will be sold at Wm. Spinner's hardware store Warren Pa on Wednesday June 19 1901 at 9 AM. Each bicycle priced at 14.87 dollars with Columbia tires a guaranteed Grade Wheel model. Additional sale details list 244 Water St Warren Pa as the venue.
Jacob Keller, the Tailor, announces new Spring and Summer Suitings and a fine cloth lot for ladies skirts at very low prices. Ladies are invited to examine. Canoeists’ days at the Pan-American Exposition June 24 and 25 include a canoe camp, illuminated parade on June 24, and a camp fire. See D A V P ticket for rates and information.
An ad touts Dr E Detehon's Anti Diuretic claiming it can help children who soil bedding due to nighttime incontinence. It markets wide appeal to old and young and promises fast arrest of the trouble. Priced at $1 and sold by Hertzel and Saner druggists in Warren, Pa.
The Pennsylvania Gas Company warns customers in Warren and surrounding communities that starting June 1901 gas rates will rise to 27 cents per 1,000 cubic feet. A 2 cent per 1,000 deduction applies if bills are paid by the 10th day of the following month.
The Warren and Chautauqua Gas Company announces a June 1901 rate of 27 cents per 1,000 cubic feet. A 2 cent per 1,000 discount applies if payment is made on or before the 10th of the following month.
Don't pay 27 for a bicycle when the same wheel sells for 14.87 at Wm. Spinner's hardware store on Wednesday June 19 at 9 AM No. 244 Water St. Fifty units offered as first class guaranteed bicycles. Also ads for cheap teas coffees spices from Smiley Bettis and a child’s tricycle for sale at the Mail office.
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