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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
4
In Chicago a strike was settled as a rule when both sides wanted an end. King Edward is seriously ill and the coronation pageant may be indefinitely postponed. London wears a desolate mournful air.
The piece notes cars remain deadly in cities and calls for stronger controls on vehicles, labeling them as the red devils. It contrasts this with General Wheaton's report on the Philippines, deeming it more valuable than ongoing House speeches.
The remark compares frequent fashion changes to the hatters and tailors, arguing that the old styles endure and remain the best like old songs. It emphasizes the value of tradition in dance and fashion.
The text states there will be no Union party ticket this fall for governor or other statewide offices. It notes Judge Pennypacker’s nomination meets all Union party Republican requirements, suggesting a reallocation of party support and alignment with existing Republicans.
A historical commentary notes men gather to visit during road-making seasons, describing it as road-spoiling and unproductive. The piece argues for a change to stop yearly time and labor losses from this practice.
Col H C Demming of the U S Geological Survey reports Pennsylvania shows land elevation gains ranging from two inches to two feet at various sites compared with older measurements. The remark notes the rise is preferable to subsidence.
The Harrisburg Telegraph’s last Saturday issue ran 36 pages, richly illustrated and printed with material focused on Greater Harrisburg. The paper’s enterprise is praised for profit and achievement.
The Bradford Star notes that Democrats may win the next national election if they gain a solid platform and party unity. It likens the plan to a doctor’s remark about a patient who might pull through if he lived until morning, otherwise there would be no hope.
The piece notes discord in the Democratic party with Cleveland and Hill exchanging gestures in New York while Bryan opposes them and editor Wattenson of Kentucky brands Cleveland treacherous. It mentions Southern Democrats' bitter stance toward President Cleveland and references engraved cards and wedding announcements at the Marr office.
President Palma dispatches to Collier's Weekly denying Cuba faces internal war and praising harmony while noting dire economic conditions and hope for American relief. He asserts Durability of peace under his administration and dismisses Bryan's revolutionary predictions.
At the West Point centennial Elihu Root, Secretary of War, defends soldiers against calumny and urges optimism for the U S Army’s record in Cuba China and the Philippines. A second item notes physicians linking chronic disease to low water intake and recommending mineral or pure water.
In a state of debate over the Philippines a Secretaries Root note shows troop levels dropping from about 70 000 in mid year to 23 000 and later to 18 000 after orders to recall several infantry units and a cavalry squadron. Senator Quay wins a wager with his daughter Sue over Elkin party support as she telexes news of socks en route.
The library houses about 7,000 first-printed Pennsylvania volumes with 250 from Benjamin Franklin’s press. It is noted for a premier collection on German colonization of Pennsylvania.
Merck and Kirberger advertise a broad selection of wedding and school commencements supplies. The store claims finest quality at affordable prices for these events.
The area reports Cornell won three boat races on Saturday and rises to the top in educational matters. Others note Elkin's strong run despite a stone bruise and a variety of local notes from moonshine discoveries near New York City to political opinions on Judge Pennypacker's independent streak.
Last day for voter registration is Wednesday Sept 4 and tax payments are due Wednesday Oct 4. Election Day falls on Tuesday Nov 4.
Legal advertisement from the Western District of Pennsylvania court notices Charles Edward Spetz of Cornplanter Warren County a bankrupt under the 1893 act, calling all creditors to appear at Pittsburg on July 21 1902 at 10 a.m. to show cause why discharge should not be granted. Clerk William T. Lindsey signs.
Warren County Common Pleas 1909 case N C Johnson Libellant vs Jessie L Johnson Respondent summons issued by Sheriff James Brann requires appearance at Warren Court House on the first Monday of September 1902 to answer libel and show cause why divorce should not be granted according to the petition and applicable law.
Public vendue set for June 30 1902 at 2 PM in Warren borough to sell multiple tracts of land in Triumphee and surrounding parcels totaling about 525 acres more or less. Terms are cash. Henry Fuellhart is the trustee conducting the sale under a Decree of the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County.
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