Warren County Republicans Name Ballot Candidates
Authorized notices list Charles D. Grandall Warren and William McCray as candidates for Register and Recorder subject to Republican County Convention. John F. Bounce Warren and W. J. Mead Youngsville named for County Commissioner subject to Republican Primaries. Dr W E Peirce Warren and W E Rice Warren named as delegates to the Republican State Convention for 1899 with primaries on Saturday March 18.
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Charles D. Grandall
Warren
Register and Recorder, &c
Warren County
William McCray
Charles A. Peterson
John F. Bounce
W. J. Mead
Youngsville
G. M. Pelton
Lottsville
Freehold Township
W. E. Peirce
W. E. Rice
Christopher Moll
Bertha van Orsdale
Leon Spencer
Effie Johnson
Virgil Johnson
Jackson Reymond
Nathan V. Hamilton
E.H Beshii
Elizabeth Giesselbrecht
Henry P. Hunter
Maria A. Wilkinson
J. J. Wheeler
Zuriah Alien
Elnora M. Babcock
Florence E. Rhodes
Levina Baker
L. L. Hunter
John Hunter
Gram Watagie
W. H. Pickett
Hiram
Percy Barnes
Timothy Barnes
WM. McCccray
Register. Register’s
March Court
Stephen V. Ackley
Chas
Widdifield
Daniel Donnovan
E. H. Post
L. Lessig
R. Uhlman
Jane Conners
James Lang
Sarah Fr. Watson
Kate P. Hue
H. W. Weller
G. P. Mead
E. A. Spencer
Erie Railroad
Nypano
Ae P. Wise
L. D. Patterson
Geo. H. Bimber
James A. McCormick
T. C. Lay
A. Dunn
E. D. Baker
The
County of Warren
American Brewing Co
L. Reinsburrow
Geo. Worthington Co
Pickett & Franklin
F. J. McMurtrie
Cherry Grove
F. M. Knapp
Prothy
Warren, Pa
Death of Ex-State Treasurer Haywood Ends Quay Indictment
The piece reports that ex state treasurer Haywood has died before his scheduled trial alongside Senator Quay and Quay’s son Richard. It blames political attacks for Haywood’s death, contrasts Haywood’s passing with Quay remaining defiant, and condemns the slanderous campaign cited by the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Haywood
Senator Quay
Richard
Quay
Phila. Inquirer
Dewey buys Gerrish Island north of Maine
ApMIRaL DEWEY purchases Gerrish Island between Maine and New Hampshire, likely settling his future home. A broad roundup notes a historic Senate compromise army reorganization bill passed Feb 27, and other late 19th century political and economic items.
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Apmiral Dewey
Gerrish Island
Maine
New Hampshire
U. S. Senate
Honest Joe Sibley Backs Pennsylvania Senatorial Bid
Harrisburg dispatch notes "Honest Joe" Sibley arrived with bodyguards to press for a Democratic U. S. Senator from Pennsylvania. Quay leads in the 37th ballot with 196 votes, insurgents and Democrats opposing. Also coverage of Elk township road bill, Memorial services for late legislators, and praise for ex-State Treasurer Ben Haywood.
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Harrisburg
Honest Joe” Sibley
H. M. Preston
J. D. Woodard
S. E. Walker
J. M. Siegfried
Boston
Sibley
U. S
Pennsylvania
Washington
Pittsburg
Quay
Parshall
Elk Township
Warren County
Manning
Orne
Hopwood
Lawrence
Capitol
Sharon
Ben” Haywood
Senator Quay
Representative Marshall
Warren
W. C
Bankruptcy Surges Seen as Fresh Start for Business
The Salamanca Republican argues the many bankruptcy cases reflect swamping during Democratic low tariff rule, not prosperity loss. It says entrepreneurs use the law to lift financial encumbrances and start anew in business life.
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Cherry Creek News
Salamanca Republican
Appointment of W. W. Montgomery as Bellefonte Postmaster
The appointment and confirmation of W. W. Montgomery as Postmaster at Bellefonte Pennsylvania marks a victory for Congressman Arnold and Senators Quay and Penrose who backed Montgomery over a Hastings backed rival. The article notes Montgomery’s push for the position and affirms his role as Postmaster.
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W. W. Montgomery
Bellefonte
Arnold
Quay
Penrose
Montgomery
Hastings
Montgomey
P. M
Vested choirs spread to Chicago and New York Methodists
The Outlook notes that major Methodist churches in New York and Chicago have adopted vested choirs with flowing black gowns. The trend aligns with churches serving neglected urban classes while preserving Methodism’s ministry. Additionally, a bill proposes statewide side paths for bicycles and pedestrians funded by a property tax.
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Wesley
New York
Old First
Chicago
Indignant Sharon Residents Target Treasurers Case Probes
Sharon Pennsylvania residents vented anger over prosecutors in the Haywood case after a detective was seen in the dying former state treasurer’s home last week. The community, longtime tied to Haywood, condemns the pursuit as cruel and uncalled for amid his illness as they accuse the prosecutors and the Quays of malice.
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Sharon
Haywood
Mr. Haywood
Quays
Judge Rules Pension Rules at Soldiers' Home Valid
Erie judge dismisses Andrew Brooks's bill to force trustees to send his pension to his wife. Rules governing pensions deemed valid under federal law. Brooks may appeal to the Supreme Court. Legislature may consider altering the Home's pension rules in session.
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Walling
Erie
Soldiers’ Home
Andrew Brooks
Equity
Board of Trustees
Supreme Court
Elegant spring cloths offered by Jacob Keller Tailor
Every May a notice invites readers to call at once on Jacob Keller the Tailor to inspect his stock of cloths in the latest spring styles. He will take measures for a perfect fit and durable stylish clothing. Do not fail to call.
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St. Loui S Globe-Democrat
Bob” Evans
Commodore Philip
New York
Santiago
Franklin News
Porto Rico
James R. Grant
Colorado
Bryan
McKinley
Buffalo Express
Corntassel
Admiral Dewey
Aguinaldo
Washington
Assemblyman
Daggett
Wisconsin
Lymman Abbott
Germany
THE
Philadelphia Times
Times
Pennsylvania
Stone
Commonwealth
Court of Quarter Sessions
Mansion House
Jacob Keller
Jake
City liable for damages when streets unsafe say courts
A Williamsport Superior Court ruling on appeal from Delaware County holds municipalities responsible for injuries from defective streets or sidewalks fronting property. In the Chester case Mrs. Margaret Dee fell on a broken pavement and won 331.50, with the bank owning the property also found liable.
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Williamsport
Delaware County Court
Margaret Dee
Chester
First National Bank
Phila. Preas
Kidney Troubles Warned As Leading Disease
The article asserts kidney problems cause most sickness and death across ages and classes. It lists symptoms such as back pain sleeplessness urination changes and uric acid in urine and warns of Brights disease if untreated. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with a free sample bottle offer by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co.
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Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Shirt waists dominate garment trade this season
The shirt waist business is booming with output higher than ever and styles largely unchanged since last summer. Fronts show a pouched look, backs feature a yoke and side plaits, sleeves resemble standard shirt waist sleeves, cuffs are stiff and non detachable, and collars match the waist material and are detachable.
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New York
Last Pennsylvania Railroad Tour From New York to Jacksonville
Last of the present series of Pennsylvania Railroad guided tours to Jacksonville departs from New York and Philadelphia by a Pullman special on March 7. Round trip tickets with transport, berth, meals, and return access run to $48–$54 plus regional adjustments, with agent contacts in New York Newark Pittsburg and Philadelphia for itineraries and information.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacksonville
New York
Philadelphia
Canandaigua
Erie
Wilkesbarre
Pittsburg
Broadway
Thomas Pardy
Long Branch District
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
Thos. E. Watt
Western District
Geo. W. Boyd
Philadel
War Department discharges volunteers. Sallie Potter dies at 102
The War Department orders discharge of remaining U S volunteers. Sallie Potter of Urbana Illinois dies aged 102, the country’s oldest so called old maid, appearing around 60. Other notes cover Dewey and Otis as gospel messengers, McKinley quotes, taxes, snow-shoveling costs, New Jersey savings growth, armor plate pricing, and river harbor spending.
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War Department
United States
Sam
Sallie Potter
Urbana
Ill
Sallie
New York
Dewey
Otis
McKinley
Dreyfus Revision Bill Debated in French Senate
In Paris the senate debated the trial revision bill with M Lebret urging passage to ensure public proceedings before the court of cassation. Premier Dupuy defended the measure and pressed for a confidence vote as the bill advanced amid opposition. Senate adjourned after a 155 to 125 vote to discuss clauses. Lipscomb case affirmed in Mississippi supreme court sentencing Dr Lipscomb to life. Secret society address cards offered at the Matt office.
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Paris
Senate
M. Lebret
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
M. Dupuy
Govvernment
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Jackson, Miss
Lipscomb
Kemper County
Supreme Court
W. H. Lipscomb
Charles Stewart
Seciety Corps
Matt
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E. Cowan
Willis Cowan
Dwight
Register and Recorder
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Southern
Lewistown Journal
Cuba
Cocerel
Alaska
Miles
Scribner’s
Gov. Roosevelt
Gen. Young
Las Guasimas
Rough Riders
Albert White Vorse
Greenland
McCarter
Jessie Lynch Williams
Phila
Puixa
Public Roads Committee
Quarter Sessions Court
Hobart
New Jersey
House
Navy Department
House of Representatives
Congress
Uncle Sam
Alger
Fehlman Bros
W. C. Rowland & Sons
W.C RowLane & Sons
Exchange
China
Court of Common Pleas
Grove
Annes
Wilbur & Schnur, Attys
Etters
Avuguust Wuertz
Seomaed
Emma Wuertzer
Exix
North Warren
Rotse
Rouse Estate
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
John F. Rounce
Homer M. Preston
Bilg
Producer
Consumer
Kopf & Henry
Grocers
Water Street
Paige
Sige
Sige. Dold
Westphalia
Dold
California
Dold’s
Graham Waters
Apan
Japan
Java
Orio
Baker’s Pride
Miller’s
Walter Baker’s
Great Cash Grocery
Citizens Nat’l Bank
Myron Wates
KE. T. Hazeltine
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
Sheriff's Sales
Borough of
Sugar Grove Township
W. H. Martin
Jerry Woodin
State of
P. Schermerhorn
A. Clark
Schermerhorn
Arren
Royal Street
Oscar Barger
Susie Barger
S. P. Schermerhorn
F. H. Rockwell
County of
Martha J. Carver
Lawrence Peterson
Richard G. F. Basine
C. H. Davis
Fourth Street
Episcopal
C. H. Meacham
Medora Irene Meacham
D. I. Ball
Sue R. Stranahan
Glade
Warren Borough
Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
W. D. Todd
Drew Levick Company
Crew Levick Company
Allegheny River
New York & Pennsylvania
Warren Axe and Tooloo
Pine Grove
W. Rompson
J. B. Ton
Elisha Pohittipe
Holland
Kane Summit Hospital
Ley FO
A. A. Davis
Exchange Block
Hertzel & Saner
Guy C. Bennett
George F. Yates
Eldred
Spring Creek
Crawford Counties
H. L. Bennett
Mary M. Carter
Samuel Grossenburg
Joseph Hauser
W. McNett
A.J. Hazeltine
W. S. Bachop
S. H. Briggs
Thomas A. Miges
Terre
J. H. Ae
Elizabeth Grossenburg
Purdon
Smith
John
H. Fuellwart
Sheriff's Office
the Mutual Life Insurance
Richard A. McCurdy
Insurance Department of the
State of New York
Smet
Insurance Department
Charles A. Presser
Robert A. Granniss
Walter R. Gillette
Isaac F. Lloyd
Frederic Cromwell
Emory McCculint
Toce
Lambert & Waterhouse
Cassius M. Gealy
Jamestown
Onmal
Cleveland
Toledo
E.W. Siegfried & Co, Warren, Groceries and China
Rockwell
F. K. Russell
BANK
Penn’a
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Tron
Liverpool
Ueens
Penn
Gothen Titre
Christaris
Copenhagen
Gothenburg
Fae Aoener
Rowland & Sons
J. E
C Meen
Rowland
C. R
W. F. Henry
Warren Savings Bank
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