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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1904
Page
4
Citizens voice frustration at local officials push to enforce dog laws amid calls to protect residents from dangerous animals. Critics argue humane treatment should prevail while others urge strict enforcement to prevent injuries and deaths.
The article notes Quatario's 18,000 members protesting a proposed insurance rate increase by the main body. It argues against selling insurance below cost and highlights ongoing pricing troubles across orders. It also reports hot weather in Washington and other cities, and cites advertising as essential for business visibility per Gladstone.
The report notes that Joseph Cannon dominated the Chicago Republican Convention as its chairperson but fell ill with fever and retired to bed. He plans a European trip when he recovers and is able to travel.
GoopD crop reports and ample money plus a lack of issues bolster business leaders. Conditions are seen improving soon. Residents complain of speeding “Whiz-wagons” in Warren and nearby, with calls for law enforcement. Last Friday’s heat contrasted with a snow storm and freezing weather in Butte, Montana, while papers note injuries and deaths from toy pistols and fireworks, warning of more trouble next week.
Charles Warren Fairbanks Republican vice presidential candidate and Indiana senator is described as tall and slender with a reserved, meticulous nature. The piece contrasts his deliberate, behind the scenes work with Roosevelt's outspoken style, recounts his farm origins, education at Ohio Wesleyan, bar admission in 1874, move to Indianapolis, and his family of five children led by daughter Adelaide and son Warren C.
President Roosevelt finalizes cabinet changes selecting Paul Morton of Illinois to replace William H Moody as Secretary of the Treasury Scott Moody moves to Attorney General succeeding Philander C Knox Cortelyou resigns to head the Republican National Committee Metcalf to lead Commerce and Labor in place of Cortelyou Cabinet lines set for July 1 with Hay Shaw Taft Morton Hitchcock Payne Moody Wilson Metcalf as named.
The article cites Harper’s Weekly praising Theodore Roosevelt as one of the best politicians to occupy the White House. It compares him favorably to McKinley, notes Roosevelt’s alignment with the SpanishAmerican War, and mentions how his stance boosted his popularity and helped him become Governor of New York despite party opposition.
The Pierson Enterprise notes that readers vary greatly in payment habits and reactions to statements. It cites those who pay late, those who refuse after nonpayment, and others who barter or justify past behavior. The piece ends with a dig at the worst offender who cuts off payments and defends his past actions.
A restaurant in St Louis thrives on a multilingual staff who speak forty three languages. Every attache understands English and the guiding concept of tipping, shaping the service culture.
A miscellany notes the Chicago Athletic Club plans a twelve story women’s clubhouse, critiques China’s steamship testing, and an Havana contract to raise the Maine for Cuba. Roosevelt’s youth is highlighted with age comparisons to past presidents amid Slocum disaster reflections. Col Hays returns from the East with warnings on Port Arthur and Japan’s eventual victory.
The Mall office offers latest wedding invitations announcements calling cards and ball invitations with neat elegant design at low prices.
Americans invest heavily in Mexican mines from Sonora to Chihuahua. Capital from Pennsylvania to New England funds mining ventures with about 80 million dollars already invested. Mexico’s mineral output runs around 115 million annually, dominated by silver at eighty million, copper twenty, and gold fifteen million.
The article reviews the Superior Court's history since July 1, 1895, noting annual growth in appeals and comparisons to the Supreme Court. It cites totals such as 531 appeals in a recent year, 536 in 1902, and 4,601 since organized, with 182 undecided this year. Philadelphia leads with 1,085 disposed cases. Allegheny 815. Lackawanna 172. Luzerne 171. Snyder and Pike counties one each. Cameron county has none.
A sixteen story Cincinnati structure uses a concrete mix over a steel frame with no usual iron elements. The boxlike building relies on concrete for walls floors and stairs and demonstrates fire resisting qualities highlighted after the Baltimore disaster. Cement usage in the U S last year reached thirty million barrels with demand rising as methods evolve. A financial exchange proclaims the value of simple contentment over endless toil and worry.
Morck and Kirberger offer a large up to date stock of cut glass silverware clocks watches and jewelry. Inspection invited and prices very low. On July 4 the D A V and P R R will sell excursion tickets at reduced rates valid to July 5 and then on connecting lines. Particulars from agents.
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