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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1899

Page

2

Filipinos killed wounded and mutilated American soldiers says critic

The speaker accuses Filipinos of killing wounded U S troops and desecrating the dead. Names like Atkinson Garrison Hoar and Billy Mason are cited as moral dissenters while the “George Washington” of the Philippines is alleged to encourage the acts. The writer suggests copperheads be captured near Imus or San Fernando and quietly disposed of to gauge Filipino reaction.

Atkinson Garrison Hoar Billy Mason Lexington Bunker George Washington Philippines Imus San Fernando

Salem Harbor Sorrow Echoes From Atlantic Writer

H Phelps Whitmarsh in the Atlantic condemns America’s shipping neglect. He calls it a national disgrace, noting foreign eyes, angry old mariners, and Salem’s empty harbor with rotten wharves as a stark symbol of decline.

America H. Phelps Whitmarsh Atlantic Capes Gray Old Salem

Bob Ingersoll on religion and the Philippine War

The article notes Bob Ingersoll admits uncertainty on religious matters while asserting knowledge on the Filipino war. He suggests if Dewey had full control and Miles deployed to Manila there might have been no native insurrection against the Americans. He urges telling Washington what to do.

Bob Ingersoll Dewey Gen. Miles Manila Bob Washington

Russian arms order signals trust in American gunmaking

The Russian government orders several thousand light field guns from U S manufacturers, citing the effectiveness of the same model used in Cuba and the Philippines. The ruler shows a belief that peace arises from readiness for war with a strong gun.

Cuba Philippines

President McKinley on canteen question in Holyoke

President McKinley spoke in Holyoke Massachusetts about temperance views on the canteen issue. He said some positions are absurd and that the Attorney General must interpret the law as written, adding he would be glad to see prohibition of the canteen.

McKinley Holyoke Mass

Roosevelt Likely Second Term Backing Aimed At 1904

Reports say Governor Roosevelt is committed to a McKinley era second term and will publicly announce within two to three weeks. Observers note Roosevelt could again lead New York and, as a young active figure, be guided toward higher honors after 1904.

Roosevelt New York

General Leonard Wood Returns to Cuba as Army Leader

A Good thing for Cuba is the return of Gen Leonard Wood to that country. He states he is in the army to stay as long as his services are needed whether to fight enemies on the field or to administer municipal government on common sense principles in the chief cities of our newly acquired possessions.

Cuba Leonard Wood Barkow Sing Sing Marion Clark G. A. R. Post Geneva N. Y Scribner’s James F. J. Archibald Havana Northampton Frank Reeder United States William A. Stone M. S. Quay Pennsylvania George E. Coffin Easton James W. Correll Garrett T. Roach South Bethlehem John H. P. Kent Pen Argyl Senator Quay Montgomery Clearfield Montgomery County J. P. H. Jenkins Norristown J. Ellwood Lee Conshohocken T. D. Buckwalter Pottstown E. Stuffer Greene Joseph A. Buchanan Upper Dublin John W. Schall Clearfield County B. A. Irvin Wanamaker

Littlefield Wins Maine District Seat In Big Majority

Charles E. Littlefield was elected last week to succeed Mr. Dingley in Maine’s second district by about 9 000 votes. Democrats failed to carry any town and drew only a small share of the vote.

Dingley Maine Charles E. Littlefield

Settlement Expected in Samoa Controversies

Samoa news reports a gratifying assurance that the commission's controversies will be settled soon and that no further disturbances are likely.

Samoa

Wool Growers Seek Protection Under Free Trade Shift

The Kaneas sheep industry, once valued at nothing, is now worth millions and rising yearly. Wheat grower groups press for protective tariffs, arguing the party offering protection aligns with their interests.

Kaneas

National Debt Declines in May

The national public debt fell by $3,695,857 in May, an annualized rate just over $44,000,000. The statement notes this drop contrasts with the Cleveland era when the debt rose more slowly, highlighting a notable shift in fiscal trend.

Cleveland

McKinley Praises Flag as Peaceful Symbol in Massachusetts

In a Massachusetts speech President McKinley stated the flag stands for peace prosperity liberty and law, not despotism, calling the talk the right kind for the nation.

Massachusetts McKinley

Treasury deficit seen under 100 million this year

Washington dispatch notes the 1899 fiscal year likely ends with a deficit under 100 million. Receipts exceed 498.8 million with expenditures near 598.8 million, uncovering a 38.0 million shortfall prior to remaining heavy receipts. War revenue act may near 100 million, boosting overall outlook though costs of war with Spain and Philippines reach about 230 million.

Washington Treasury War Department Navy Spain Philippines Central Pacific

Insular Situation in Luzon Reported by Gen Otis

Washington dispatch June 26 transmits Gen Otis on Philippine conditions. Insurgents weakened and scattered in Luzon while American lines span from Imus to San Fernando and into Laguna. Natives seek American protection and peace. civil government weak. courts operate under Filipino leadership. Troops endure harsh service. transfers and replacements underway. health reports show increased sickness but no alarm.

Washington Otis Philippines Luzon Imus San Fernando Laguna Taralac Province Pampanga Cavite Batangas Manilla United States Filippines Jolo Archipelago Palawan Islands Nebraska Pennsylvania Utah Negros California

Gov Pingree Argues for Municipal Ownership of Public Utilities

Governor H S Pingree of Michigan champions city ownership of water electric light and street railway systems. He argues these are natural monopolies requiring public use of streets and that services should be priced at actual cost to all citizens.

H.S. Pingree Michigan Superior Court Pennsylvania Adams Quaker City Philadelphia Justice Beecher J. Hay Brown Lancaster Supreme Court Brown Hastings Supreme Bench William D. Porter Allegheny Robert W. Archbald Lackawanna Thomas A. Morrison McKean Samuel H. Miller Mercer William D. Wallace Luzerne Colonel Quay

Brief Health Adage for Doctors and Patients

The Medical Record offers concise guidance believed to benefit both physicians and patients. It urges drinking less and breathing more, eating less and chewing more, wearing less, bathing more, riding less and walking more, worrying less and working more, wasting less and giving more, writing less and reading more, preaching less and practicing more.

Road Maintenance Adage From L A Bulletin

A proverb in the L A Bulletin extols road care noting the cheapest and best road is kept sound by proper drainage and a well dressed surface. The verse links base condition to top quality and durability, echoing practical highway wisdom.

Discount Round Trip Fares Announced for D A V P R R Travel

On July 3 and 4 the D A V P R R and allied lines offer a single fare round trip to any point within two hundred miles. Tickets are valid for re forming 45 and can be purchased at D A V and P offices with complete information available.

LS. & M8 St.l Nickel Plate Road Buffalo N.Y Athletic Field Fort Erie

Moving pictures of Marion Clark star in New York

A sequence of brief items notes a Marion Clark film in New York as well as varied clippings on politics, rail orders to Siberia, Roosevelt’s Rough Riders, and a Manila woman described in a Chicago Record piece. Other mentions include Admiral Schley and McKinley schedules, and a Gates-era mix of social commentary.

Marion Clark New York Jamestown Journal

Nickel Plate Offers Low Rates to Pacific Coast Points

The Nickel Plate road advertises excursion tickets at special low rates to San Francisco and all Pacific coast points. Travel includes through palace sleeping and superb dining car service. Ask agents for details.

Pacific Coast Nickel Plate Road San Francisco Palace Sleep Ask Agents

Homeward Fighting Tenth Regimen Captures Pennsylvania Pride

The Fighting Tenth of Pennsylvania returns from Pacific and Manila campaigns. Leaders Colonel Alexander Le Roy Hawkins and Lieutenant Colonel James Elder Barnett receive hero status and potential promotion. State treasurer nominations loom for Hawkins Barnett or Brig. Gen. John W. Schall as Republican convention nears in Harrisburg.

Keystone Pacific Old Commonwealth Stone Special Citizens’ Committee San Francisco Pittsburg Pacific Coast Colonel Quay Senator Penrose Secretary of War Diehl Philadelphia Alexander le Roy Hawkins James Elder Barnett Pennsylvania McKinley Hawkins MacArthur United States Malate Manila Aguinaldo Barnett War Department Philippines Fighting Tenth National Guard Indiana County Washington County Columbia Law School Senate John P. Elkin Republican State Committee Opera House Harrisburg John W. Schall Norristown Montgomery County Republican Party Josiah R. Adams

Sound money Democrats face Bryan platform clash in Pennsylvania

In Philadelphia and across Pennsylvania, sound money Democrats split from the Bryan wing as the state convention backs a Chicago platform and a Bryan ticket. Debates over independent tickets and potential Republican crossovers grow amid county by county primaries and Quay allies edging to victory.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Chicago Guffey Harrisburg William Jennings Bryan Harman Yerkes Bucks Mestrezat Fayette John Cadwalader, Jr Clarion County Bryan Somerset County Senator Quay Koontz Kendall D. J. Ifierner John R. Booz

A Song of Summer

A satirical verse laments a selfish man occupying the end seat in a car. The speaker scorns the stubborn rider who refuses to move, calling him an end seat dog and wishing him ill so the speaker can claim the seat. The piece expresses strong contempt and personal desire for the seat.

Nickel Plate Offers Lake Chautauqua Excursions

The Nickel Plate road runs excursions to Lake Chautauqua with two round trips in summer. July 7 at special low rate, returns August 8. July 28 at special low rate, returns August 29. See agents for information.

Chautauqua Lake Nickel Plate Road Lake Chautauqua

Railroad reroutes to avoid layovers for St Marys races

Pennsylvania Railroad Co. schedules train No. 6 to arrive Ridgway at 12 05 P M and continue to St Marys without layovers on July 4 5 6 and 7 due to local races at St Marys.

St. Marys Pennsylvania Railroad Co Ridgway

Nickel Plate Announces Special Tourist Tickets Westbound

From June 24 to July 10 the Nickel Plate road offers Special Tourist tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Utah points with Palace Sleepers and superior car service. Special low rates available through agents.

Nickel Plate Road Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Utah Palace

Erie Railroad Summer Pass Offers Westward Travel

Tickets on sale from June 24 to July 10 allow round trips from Erie to Los Angeles and return via Denver Colorado Springs Ogden and Salt Lake City with extended long limits. Inquiries at Erie ticket agents or 7 Garfield div pass agt Jamestown.

Erie Railroad Los Angeles Denver Colorado Springs Ogden Salt Lake City Return West Erie Ticket Garfield Jamestown

Price List of Groceries and Staples from Market Advertisement

Old Government coffee blends Rio and Java mix and various per unit prices. Includes tomatoes salmon corn peas peaches starch soap coconut oats beans table syrup and molasses with units in cans pounds gallons and bars. Ends with cheese and incomplete item lak.

Porto Rico New Orleans

Reduced Rates to Gettysburg via Pennsylvania Railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from its Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland lines to Gettysburg for a single round trip fare. Tickets valid June 30 and July 1 with return by July 5. Also excursions to Chautauqua July 7 and 8. Nickel Plate Road offers low rates to Lake Chautauqua with returns August 8 and 29. Visit this summer resort and ask agents.

Nickel Plate Road Ask Gettysburg Pennsylvania Railroad Gen. Reynolds Pennsylvania R. R. Co Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Chautauqua Lake Chautauqua Ey Guest Association Celeron Ull Ickel Plate Road

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