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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1900

Page

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Comprehensive Hardware Store Stocks Farm, Home and Auto Goods

A broad inventory lists roofing plumbing and sheetiron work services plus farm equipment like plows harrows seeders weeders and cultivators. It markets bicycle brands Stearns and Racyle along with full bicycle supplies and a range of house goods from freezers to curtains stretchers hot plates and ovens. The store also offers stone filters water jars house paints white lead oils glass brass goods pipe fittings belting packing and more hardware essentials.

Stearns

Fourth of July Wish Echoes From Injury Tale

A boy named Adelbert burns and suffers severe injuries after a day of heat and dust as he plays with powder. He is removed for medical care and, late that night, sighs that he wishes every day were the Fourth of July. The verse is credited to Joe Lincoln in the L A W Bulletin.

Adelbert Joe Lincoln L. A. W. Bulletin

Cosmic law of reaping mercy and karma in life

Poetic meditation on universal justice. The speaker asserts that deeds return to the doer, with mercy and love returning as light, while wrongdoing toward others brings inevitable sorrow. The passage frames life as a moral ledger weighed by motives and actions.

From the tiniest of fountains to a measured river

The verse travels from a smallest fountain high in misty mountains down to a rivulet crossing a pebbly shoal, winding between woody slopes and delta. It describes a river’s path with musical imagery and a cadence as sweet as silver bells.

History of the Week in the China Crisis of 1900

Washington officials grow alarmed over Pekin rumors of burned legations and missing news. Reports say Russian relief forces attacked Pekin while foreign powers rush troops to China. Roosevelt declines to run. McKinley nominates Roosevelt for vice president.

Washington Pekin Shanghai Seymour United States Manila China Li Hung Chang France Roosevelt New York State Timothy Woodruff Long Dolliver Walton Kansas Lord Roberts Rundle Kruger Wood London Kempff Taku Japan Lord Kitchener Machadodorp South Africa Volkmaar Lydenburg Lord Curzon Bombay India Special Construction Board The Navy Department Philadelphia William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Tien Tsin Buller Paarde Kop Transvaal Treasury Estes G. Rathbone Howard C. Benham Porto Rico Cuba Philippines Alaska Wilkes-Barre Woodruff New York MacArthur Aguinaldo Richard Croker John Glasure Gowanda Botha Admiral Seymour McKinley Hay Pretoria Dewet Brabant Custom House Ice Trust

Pennsylvania Delegation Drives Roosevelt Nomination

Philadelphia reports that Pennsylvania Republicans led the push for Col. Roosevelt as vice president with Col. Quay guiding strategy. Delegates split with Flinn-Martin insurgents but most backed Roosevelt. Reed­er credits Pennsylvania with shaping the convention outcome and harmonizing party rules.

Roosevelt McKinley Col. Quay National Republican Committee Col. Roosevelt Keystone State Col Pennsylvania Bryan New York Senator Platt Wolcott Colorado Lodge Massachusetts Shoup Idaho H. C. Payne Wisconsin Wanamaker Secretary of Long Flinn Pittsburg Rough Rider

Quay Praised At National Convention Amid Pennsylvania Insurgent Debate

Harrisburg reports that Col. Quay received widespread ovations at the Republican national convention, seen as a rebuke to his critics. Insurgents in Pennsylvania face further setbacks as Delaware seating of Addicks delegates is approved and Flinn-led opposition weakens.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Col. Quay Union Roosevelt Associated Press National Committee Friends of the Beaver Statesman Senator Quay Roosevelt Isne Elkin New York Keystone Our Quay Delaware Addicks Higgins McKinsey Flinn-Martin Manley Maine Blaine National Committee Mr. Addicks United States United States Senate Flinn Vania Martin Wanamaker Philadelphia Pittsburg Republican Party Mr. Bigelow Public Works Allegheny County Bigelow Republican State Committee David Martin Guffey

Buffalo Provision Market Prices June 26 Buffalo NY

Buffalo provision market reports No 1 northern wheat 90c No 2 red Séc corn 46c No 2 yellow 46%c No 3 mixed 46%c Oats No 2 white 2c No 3 mixed 2 6 14c Flour best patent 4 75 to 5 00 low grades 2 75 to 3 25 winter best family 4 25 to 4 50 Butter creamery western extras 20c state creamery 2c dairy extra 19c western extra 18 4c Cheese fancy fair cream 10 10 4c fair do 9 4c Skims 3 5c Eggs state western 13 4 13c Potatoes state No 1 white bu 2 wc fair to good 18 20c new fancy per bbl 2 25 to 2 50

Buffalo Graham Best Western Pennsylvania

Wreck Kills Forty as Train Hits Washout Near McDonough

A Southern Railway Macon branch passenger train derailed after a washout caused by nightly rains near McDonough Georgia. All aboard except Pullman sleeper perished as the wreck burned. Forty dead, many burned or crushed. rapid identity by papers in pockets.

Atlanta Macon Southern Railway McDonough Camp’s Oculgee

Collision Kills Eight on Northbound Train near Depere

A Chicago and Northwestern northbound excursion train bound for Saengeries in Green Bay collided at 10:15 a.m. with a freight at Depere, five miles south. Eight people were killed, one missing, and 34 injured, most in the second coach as the first car was driven into it.

Admiral Kempff Navy Department Tien Tsin Remey Manila Taku China Shanghai Taku Forts Seymour Pekin Oregon McDonough Green Bay Wis Chicago and Northwestern Road Saengeries Depere Here

Liverpool Salvage asks agent to abandon Cunard steamer Carinthia

Kingston Jamaica June 27 The Liverpool Salvage association has called its agent to return home and abandon the Cunard line steamer Carinthia which grounded at Pointe a Gravois Havti.

Kingston Jamaica Liverpool Salvage Association Cunard Line Carinthia Pointe-a- Gravois Havti

New York Produce Market Brief Item Prices

Market quotes show FLOUR winter patents at 4.35 to 4.75, winter straights 4.10 to 4.30, winter extras 2.80 to 3.25, winter low grades 2.80 to 2.95. Minnesota patents 5.00 to 5.30, Minnesota bakers 3.25 to 3.75. Buckwheat 6 5 per cwt. Yellow Western cornmeal 86 cents, city 5 cents, brandywine 2.40 to 2.55. Wheat No 2 red 34 5c, No 1 northern Duluth 94 2c fob. Corn No 2 48 5c fob. Oats No 2 29 4c. No 2 white 31 4 8 31c. Track mixed western 4 30 to 4 5c. white 29 35c. Pork family 13.75 to 14.50. Butter creamery extras 16 to 19c. factory 13 4 to 16c. imitation creamery 14 1 6c. Cheese fancy large white 9c. fancy small colored 9 9 1 2c. fancy small white 9 2 9c. Eggs state and Pennsylvania 9 5 0 1 罫 léc. western 10 12 1 2c. Potatoes Jersey 1.25 to 1.50. New York 1.00 to 1.50. Long Island 1.50. Jersey Sweets 3.00 to 4.50.

Minnesota C. C.f New York City Brandywine Northern Duluth Nziec State Pennsylvania Jersey Long Island

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