Republican primary slate lists Warren county candidates
The notice announced L. C. Baker of Columbus as a candidate for Assembly from Warren county and several candidates for Associate Judge. John H. Sandstrom of Warren, A. T. Hackney of Grade Township, and John T. Nelson of Warren are all presented as candidates, subject to Republican primaries decisions.
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Congress
L. C. Allen
Warren
27Th Congressional District
Assembly
L. C. Baker
Columbus
Warren County
E. W. Parshall
Warren, Pa
John H. Sandstrom
A. T. Hackney
John T. Nelson
James Brann
A. W. Jones
Chandlers Valley
M. Knapp
William P. Nutting
Youngsville
Quay seat likely as Penrose pushes final vote
National capitol headlines report Senator Quay may take his Senate seat as Penrose moves swiftly to a final vote. Anti Quay bloc admits defeat, avoiding further speeches. Shafter and military chiefs see insurrection nearly ended as Aguinaldo vanishes and rebel leaders are killed or killed by order.
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Tuhat
Quay
Senate
Penrose
Phila Times
Mr.Quay
Congress
Shafter
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Asia
Parshall Praised by Farmer’s Friend in Primary Appeal
The Farmer's Friend endorses KE W Parshall, praising his legislative record for farmers, grangers, dairymen, laborers, and schools. It urges Republicans to vote to reelect Parshall at the April 7 primary.
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KE. W. Parshall
Parshall
How Will the South Register Her Vote This Year
Last year's cotton crop marked the South's first major move using Southern capital. Growth in cotton, iron and steel, and other manufacturing driven by tariff and stable finance expanded banking facilities, enabling Southern banks to supply funds for the crop. Now the question looms: how will the South register her vote?
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South
British War Losses in South Africa Total 11 000 Men
Official figures show British losses in the early months of the South African war reaching 11 000 men, underscoring the futility of criticisms aimed at the administration over wartime casualties.
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South Africa
Calamity Men Puzzled by Cuba Record Under U S Rule
Observers express disappointment at Cuba's performance under American administration. The island reports self-sufficiency and a 1899 year surplus of 2,260,000 dollars, marking a notable economic achievement despite criticism.
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Cuba
Goebel law repeal urged as path to peace in Kentucky
Governor Taylor asserts no real peace for Kentucky until the Goebel law is repealed. He states the act is responsible for all the trouble in the state and notes it has no defenders.
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Gov. Taylor
Kentucky
Resignation of Sibley from Democratic Clubs committee
Last week in Washington Mr Sibley tendered and had his resignation from a legislative committee of Democratic Clubs accepted. Mr Black was elected to fill his place, another step toward formally leaving the Democratic party.
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Washington
Sibley
Legislative Committee of Democratic Clubs
Black
Democratic Party
Governor Taylor Stands Firm Amid Kentucky Conspiracy
Governor Taylor remains at his post as Kentucky conspirators fail to unseat him. The dissidents seek to complete their plan by forging the last links in their chain of villiany.
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Gov. Taylor
Kentucky
Sibley Defends Record On Measures Benefiting All Classes
In a letter to a Mc Kean county friend Representative Sibley recalls campaign pledge to judge measures by their impact on happiness and prosperity of all citizens. He vows to oppose any measure harming those who trust him, regardless of origin. He asks for copies of 1898 speeches to verify his consistency and candor.
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McKean County
Sibley
Congress
Father Used to Cook Reflects Domestic Help Shortage
Reports from surrounding counties show domestic help is scarce with few girls seeking kitchen work. Krie, Greenville, Meadville and Franklin note labor shortages, prompting male cooking clubs as a practical response. A New Orleans Pica yune verse mocks modern pies vs the father’s.
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Krie
Greenville
Meadville
Franklin
New Orleans Picayune
Whighams Boer War Chapter on Methuen Fights
The March Scribner’s presents H. J. Whigham’s second Boer War article detailing Lord Methuen’s division actions from the Orange River toward the Modder River. It marks the first continued campaign account with Whigham’s photos and maps clarifying prior newspaper fragments. It also notes Scribner’s photography features by Elmendorf and Stieglitz and James B. Carrington’s New York at Night.
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Scribner’s
H. J. Whigham
Lord Methuen
Orange River
Modder River
Whigham
Elmendorf
Mr. Stieglitz
New York
James B. Carrington
Thompson's Barosma and the uric acid cure claim
It is stated that rheumatism stems from uric acid in blood and only kidney treatment can remove it. Thompson's Barosma or Kidney Cure is claimed to quickly absorb uric acid, heal diseased kidneys, and restore normal function, with a pleasant taste.
State Treasurer Beacom completes early school appropriation
State Treasurer Beacom has completed the distribution of the school appropriation for the current fiscal year ending May 31. This marks the first time school districts were paid before March 1 since the appropriation rose to 5,500,000 dollars.
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Beacom
Honest Joe Sibley touted as McKinley vice choice
A late Washington dispatch reports Honesty Joe Sibley being considered for vice president with President McKinley. He is said to be willing and could add strength to the ticket, according to the dispatch.
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Washington
Joe” Sibley
McKinley
Democratic Convention Set for Kansas City on Fourth
The Democratic National Convention will be held in Kansas City on the Fourth of July. Milwaukee had hoped to host the event but Kansas City proved to be the favored site.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Pale and Sickly Children Use Sweet Worm Powder Powders
Pale and sickly children grow strong and well after using ee Sweet Worm Powder. Price five cents per dose, widely advertised as a tonic.
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by Nervine Tonic
A South American Nervine Tonic is advertised as a permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims relief from the first dose and promises universal applicability and safety, sold by Hertzel & Saner in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Hertzel & Saner
Warren, Pa
Last Florida Tour via Pennsylvania Railroad Excursion
The last Pennsylvania Railroad tour of the season to Jacksonville offers nearly three months in Florida with New York and Philadelphia excursion rates. Tickets include railway transport, one Pullman berth, and meals en route. Return by regular trains until May 31, 1900. Contact listed agents in New York, Brooklyn, Newark, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg, and Philadelphia for itineraries and tickets.
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Jacksonville
Florida
New York
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Broadway
Court Street
Brooklyn
Broad Street
Newark
N.J
B. Courleander, Jr
Baltimore District
Colin Studds
Southeastern District
Washington, D. C
Thos. E. Watt
Western District
Geo. W. Boyd
Jacob Keller's Tailor Offers Best Fit in Town
In town, Jacob Keller's tailor shop stands out for precise suit and overcoat fittings. Call to book an appointment and explore the range of prices and tailored options today.
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Jacob Keller
Richt
Tor
Economic shifts and political notes from the era
In 1800 per capita money in circulation stood at 4.99 dollars, rising to 13.85 in 1860 and 85.98 in 1900, the nation's peak. Obituaries reveal character as readers judge men, and England plans navy spending of 138 million dollars next year, up five million. Europe clings to disarmament ideas. Chicago boasts hog kills, but the St. Louis Star notes more live hogs and dwindling supply. Bishop salaries in the M. K. church rise to 4,750 with superannuated stipends shown. Pennsylvania politics feature Senator Quay and a Republican legislature, insurgents wary of defining stances. McKinley lauds reunion, while Western Union expands by acquiring Mormon telegraph lines in Utah, Idaho, and Nevada amid claims about church business praxis.
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England
Europe
Chicago
St. Louis
Windy
M. K
Taylor
Foster
Bowman
Quay
Senator Quay
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philo. Inquirer
Grant
Lee
President McKinley
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Washington, D. C
Western Union Telegraph Company
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Church of the
Arenes
Bradfndra
Institute Opens With Philosophy Of Self Reliance
A Friday morning institute met at Farmington with Miss Jessie Burlin as chairperson and H. H. Mix delivering the welcome. Papers urged self reliance, thoughtful study, moral cultivation, and love of literature. Lectures on teacher personality, school discipline, and centralization followed, with remarks on trustees duties, parental involvement, and women’s voice in school governance. The event closed after a flag drill and several performances by students and teachers.
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Jessie Burlin
H. H. Mix
Farmington
Dupree
Strickland
North Warren
A. A. Peterson
L. D. Hill
E. Johnson
Seneff
Percell
Edward Johnson
Rose Falconer
Anne Falconer
Jennie Cameron
Clara Ludwick
Ella Franklin
Alma Dupree
Robert Lyon
Jennie Firth
Clare Mix
A. F. Strickland
C. B. Persell
Helen Howe
Anna Grosch
Belle Vinton
Margaret Lyon
D. H. Seneff
Minnie Hillsdale
Lyman Nor 02
August Peterson
Kidney Cure Testimonial From Paducah Patient
W L Yancy of Paducah Kentucky reports severe kidney disease treated by three Southern Kentucky physicians with no success. After using FOLEY S Kidney Cure the first bottle brought relief and three bottles cured him permanently. He recommends the remedy. For sale by J M Siegried.
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W. L. Yancy
Paducah
Kentucky
Foley
J. M. Siegried
Washington notes on bills and frontier statehoods
The Senate hurries on the Quay matter and the new finance bill while 15 percent tariff legislation for Porto Rico passes the House. Secretary Root proposes a war college. Gen Ludlow consults in Washington. Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma seek admission as states. Pennsylvania militia indemnity bill faces $46 445 cap. Cuban claims total about 32 million dollars. Mammoth Tree Grove in Calaveras county may be purchased by the Interior secretary. Reno vated butter bill imposes taxes up to 600 for manufacturers and 48 for retailers. McKinley confirms himself to a young Japanese acrobat at the White House. US patent office issued 700 000 patents, foreign issuances 1 350 000, Connecticut leads in patents per population.
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Senate
Porto Rico
House
Root
Ludlow
Washington
Congress
United States
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Union
House Committee On
Pennsylvania
Spain
Cuba
State Department
de Vries
California
Secretary of the Interior
Mammoth Tree
South Park
Calaveras County
Richardson
Tennessee
Steel Trust
White House
William McKinley
Commissioner of Patents
Patent Office
Connecticut
Special Excursion to Washington by Pennsylvania Railroad
On March 15 1900 the Pennsylvania Railroad runs a special excur sion from Erie to Washington for visitors to the capital. Round trip tickets valid on all regular trains within ten days cost 10 from Erie St Marys and intermediate points 895 from Driftwood 815 from Renovo 730 from Lock Haven with through sleeping car Erie to Washington at 430 PM. Excursion tickets to Richmond Old Point Comfort Norfolk Virginia Beach Princess Anne Hotel sold at special reduced rates at Washington offices. For details consult handbills or ticket agents or address E Harrar Williamsport Pa.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Erie
Lock Haven
National Capital
St. Marys
Driftwood
Renovo
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Princess Anne
Harrar
Williamsport
Erie R R excursion tickets to far west on sale now
The Erie R R offers one way and round trip excursion tickets to Washington Oregon Montana North and South Dakota at very low rates. Erie lines claim lower rates than rivals from this section. Ticket agents provide details maps timetables and rates. Contact D S Rowe Corry Pa or F H Garfield Jamestown Ny for purchase or information.
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Erie R. R
Washington
Oregon
Montana
North
South Dakota
D.S. Rowe
The
Erie R.R
Corry
F.H Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Newspapers Demand Congressional Inquiry Into Paper Trust
The American Newspaper Publishers Association, representing major papers, urges Congress to investigate a sudden 60 to 100 percent rise in white paper prices. The group cites a suspected trust influence and asks for a special committee to study the issue and suggest remedial legislation in the public interest.
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Congress
New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
United States
Republic
Ways and Means Committee
Keystone Lumber Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Office of Keystone Lumber Company in Sheffield Pennsylvania invites stockholders to annual meeting on Monday March 5 1900 at 2 PM to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and transact other business Attest Co H Smith President B G Brownell Acting Secretary
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Keystone Lumber Company
Sheffield
Penn
Pennsylvania
H. Smith
B. G. Brownell
The Life of the Master in McClure's March issue
Dr. Watson’s study of the calling of the disciples and the start of ministry anchors the article in McClure's Magazine March number. Linson furnishes more of his notable illustrations in color and black and white.
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Dr. Watson
Ian Maclaren
McClure
Mr. Linson
Legend of Sable Island and Ghost of the Ring
A roundup of tales from Sable Island recounts the Amelia wreck, Captain Torrens sightings of a white forefinger ghost, and the return of Lady Copeland’s ring from Halifax. The piece shifts to anecdotes about butterflies, Jerusalem, plant doctors, and a legal notice finalizing a land sale in Warren County Pennsylvania.
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Sable Island
Amelia
Gustav Kobbe
Ainslee
Torrens
Lady Copeland
Capt. Torrens
Labrador
Halifax
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
T. Rms
Delgate
Mr. Sibley Explains
Papa
Jake
Father
Jacob
Pennsylvania Railroad
News and Views
Teachers’ Institute
Lander
Fev Laan Bros
Washington Notes
Fehlman Bros
District Court of the United States
John M. Hand
William T. Lindsey
Orphans’ Court
H. Kendall
Mary A. Kendall
Frank W. Swart
J. H. Swart
Mary A. Nichols
J. H. Nichols
J. W. Crawford
Elvina A. Kidder
Co. D. Crandall
Register. Register
First National Bank
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H. Rockwell
M. J
Weidert
Perry D
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Swamp Roct
Bright
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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D. L. Gerouldier
Joseph A. Schofield
A M. Siegfried
Ca Hoffman
E. T. Haze Crink
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Holy City
Jerusalem
Sheriff's Sales
Court of Common Pleas
Borough of
Kinzua
Green Street
Estern New York and Pennsylvania Railroad
John Kightlinger
LaBree
Western
New York and Pennsylvania Railroad
Short Street
Jane
Loren LaBree
B. M. Fuller
Benjamin M. Fuller
J. C. Fuller
Conewango
G. R. Starr
Conewango Creek
Kinnear Siggins
H S. Easton
Paul Blackner
John R. Russell
T.O. Hutchinson
Recorder’s Office
Charles B. Russell
J. D. Bristol
Eliza Russell
Mary M. Hazeltine
William Hazeltine
Sue R Stranahan
Glade
Jackson Street
A. B. McKain
McKain
MecKain
Harriet A. Holdridge
O. H. Holdridge
New York Mutual Savings and Loan Association
Mary E. Sherman
Charles F. Morrison
W. C. Warner
Corydon Township
Warrer County
8. H. Morrison
Abram H. Daily
Sugar Creek
Sal Creek
W.C. Warner
Anchor Oil Company
J. A. Cadwallader
B. G Morrison
Spring Creek Township
State of Pennsylvania
W. Brant
Deloss Messenger
William Willis
Julia A. Mallett
Pine Grove Township
Russell
Charles Chase
George W. Briggs
G. W. Briggs
Lorenzo Badger
Mary Perkins
Ella Hayward
Jamestown New York
Victory Lot
Ira W. Briggs
Chas. Jones
John Anderson
Eva Anderson
Harriet C. Badger
Roy C. Adams
Elk
Lewis Martin
Said Martin
Jason Andruss
Edward Reynolds
Aliso
Martin
O. C. Gage
Bolomby
C. C. Thompson
Jerome Knapp
Russell Chemical Company Limited
Garland
Pittsfield Township
Enterprise
J. A. Teats
Conewango Building Loan Associaon
Smith
John H. Fuellwart
Sheriff's Office
Uity
Cribbins
James Dempsey
Court House
Warren Rough
Catherine O’hern
Struthers, Wells & Co
Struthers Wells Co
J. R. Clark
Ellen Cribbins
Cc. E. Bordwell
N. K. Wendelboe’s
Liberty St
OUR New Century Papers
Armstrong & McKelvey Readymixed Paints
Wendelboe
Liberty Street
Boston Shoe Store
B. G. Gregory
the Warren Savings Bank
A. J. Hazeltine
C. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
Geo. H. Jackson
O. W. Beaty
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
M. B Dunham
L. R. Freeman
C. Sigel
Warren National Bank
Hon
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G. N. Parmlee
Andrew Hertzel
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
H. A. Jamieson
F. E. Hertzel
Cashier
Edward Danielson
Malcolm H. Hessel
Alfred Danielon
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
J. Foley
A. A.davis & Co
Exchange Block
Warren‘s Savings Bank
Aici
ROYAL
Kopf & Henry
Grocers
Water Street
Sesceauc Essen
Onaney
Earl H. Beshlen
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