Warren County Republican nominations for 1898
A series of notices authorize William Scunuk Davin Ball and others from Warren County to seek various offices including President Judge State Senator Assembly and Treasurer. Candidates appear as authorized by party primaries and district conventions with March 19 1898 primaries referenced.
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William Scunuk, Esq
Warren
Davin I. Ball
Warren Forest District
Epitorr Mall
Warren County
37Th Judicial District
W. M. Lindsey
H. H. Cumings
Tidbute
Warren-Venango
Assembly
W. Parshall
Warren, Pa
Wilson McGrew
Pittsfield Township
George C. Priestley
South West Tp
James R. Mitchell
Glade Tp
Wm.e, Rice, Esq
Harrisburg
Dr. E. J. Kelly
Chandlers Valley
Messrs. J. H. Bradley
A. M.mcdonald
W.S. Peirce
Thos. I
The Road Law and County Road Tax Changes
The county adopts the general road law with elected Supervisors appointing Pathmasters and setting district taxes. One-fourth cash tax is allowed but not mandatory, with farmers able to work out the tax. The Hamilton road law awaits one million dollars in funding. Cash taxed funds go to road tools and repairs.
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Warren County
Congressional Candidates Enter Erie Crawford District Race
Washington dispatch March 7 reports that Representative Stone will not seek renomination, reshaping the Erie Crawford race. H H North and Capt Hayes become candidates to replace Stone, with ex Representative J C Sibley a potential entrant shifting from earlier plans.
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Washington
Representative Stone
Congress
Capitol
Stone
Warren
Allegheny
Hastings
H. H. North
McKean County
Capt. Hayes
Yemango County
J. C. Sibley
Sibley
L. F. Watson
Erie-Crawford
Predictions of the Dingley law fulfilled in February receipts
February receipts reached over 8 million dollars daily, totaling more than 8 million for the month and about 2 million above expenditures. Indications suggest March will exceed February again as the law's effects unfold.
Mercer Dispatch Names New Editor and Proprietor
State Treasurer B. J. Haywood succeeds J. L. Gordon and J. B. Thompson as editor and proprietor of the Mercer Dispatch and Republican. The paper, described as reliable and interesting, retained its familiar tone with the leadership change.
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Mercer Dispatch and Republican
the Bellows
B. J. Haywood
Messrs
J. L. Gordon
J. B. Thompson
Bryan counsels moderation in crisis
A Bryanite paper notes and praises a rare instance of moderation from Bryan, calling moderation excellent in most cases and remarking that he grows wiser with age. This is presented as the first time Bryan has counselled moderation in any matter.
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Bryan
Senate refuses to seat Corbett from Oregon
The Senate refuses to seat Corbett, the Governor's appointee from Oregon, signaling that legislatures electing U.S. Senators risk losing their seat if they miss the chance.
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Senate
Corbett
Oregon
United States
McKinley Enjoys Broad Support in 1896 Era
Rhetorical refrain from 1896 shows strong public backing for McKinley amid political climate. Wording reflects upbeat sentiment and general approval among voters of the period.
Devotion to Flag and State Amid War Era Signals
A historical note links patriotism to an appropriation and cites Gen. Lee sending a Havana telegram vowing loyalty to the state through looming clouds. The message closes with a rousing salute to Uncle Sam.
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Gen. Lee
Havana
Ship of State
Uncle Sam
McKinley and Congress Back War Readiness Against Spain
The president and Congress unite in readiness for war if Spain escalates. They cite Maine incident and Cuba unrest, with a fifty million dollar war bill and a plan to defend U S interests while pressuring Spain to restore order in Cuba. A Havana Maine court inquiry continues before any action.
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McKinley
Congress
Spain
Uncle Sam
Gen
Lee
Cuba
United States
England
House
Maine
Havana
Court of Inquiry
In Case of War Spain would face swift victory
The Philadelphia Times argues a war with Spain would be brief and decisive, with Cuba quickly seized by 20 000 U S troops, Spanish losses at sea and a postwar indemnity of 200 000 000 to 300 000 000, followed by a US protectorate over Cuban revenues and rapid economic rebound.
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Spain
Cuba
Maine
Cushing
United States
Phila. Times
Cotton mills boom in the South under tariff protection
Recent statistics show Southern cotton manufactories growing from 180 mills in 1880 to 490 in 1898, looms from 14 000 to 115 000, spindles from 667 000 to 4 100 000, and capital from 21 million to 125 million dollars. The surge, driven largely by protection, contrasts with wage cuts in New England despite similar laws.
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South
New England
Hon C W Stone bill on 1863 Pennsylvania volunteers
Hon C W Stone introduced a bill in the House to recognize Pennsylvania officers and enlisted men drafted by the President on June 13 and by the Pennsylvania Governor on June 26 1863 as serving in the United States military. It provides they shall be considered part of the U S military department during service and allows the Secretary of War to issue honorable discharges.
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C. W. Stone
House
Pennsylvania
United States
Secretary of War
Democrats Drift Toward Gold Standard in 1900
The free silver cause wanes among Democrats with expectations the New York State Convention will ignore the issue. Newspapers like the Philadelphia American and the Caucasian forecast a Democratic shift to the gold standard in 1900, signaling a broader national realignment.
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New York State
Philadelphia American
Wharton Barker
Raleigh
N. C
Marion Butler
What is a Bank What is a Bank pamphlet from ABA
The American Bankers Association issued a primer titled What is a Bank explaining finance and banking. A paragraph notes ten million people have deposited in banks and a total of five thousand three hundred fifty million dollars.
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American Bankers’ Association
Politician Reflects on Traitors and Converts
A politician notes a double standard in wartime loyalty. He says quitting one side for the other brands a man a traitor, while defectors are celebrated as morally courageous, revealing a belief in the strength of those who switch allegiances.
German Russian spoliation policy defeated says time
The article asserts that dismemberment will not occur and trade discriminations in the occupied territory will not be permitted, signaling a halt to German and Russian expansion aims.
McKinley Praised as Strong Leader by All Great Powers
A Buffalo Express editorial notes a shift from derision to acclaim for President McKinley. It states all Great Powers now agree he is a strong capable leader ready to handle any international crisis.
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McKinley
Buffalo Express
National Congress of Mothers Convening in Washington
The National Congress of Mothers will convene in Washington from May 1 to 7, 1898. The meeting aims to discuss methods to brighten homes and improve understanding of parental duties to children.
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National Congress of Mothers
Washington
FEHLMAN Bros Offer Glassware Stock Prices
Fehman Bros proclaims they will not be undersold in China or glassware and invites customers to call for prices and to examine their large and beautiful stock of glassware.
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China
Fehlman Bros
Stone Emerges As Strong Governor Candidate In Statewide Feedback
The Pittsburg Post reports wide sentiment surveys across the state for gubernatorial hopefuls. Hon. Charles W. Stone repeatedly appears as a strong choice, especially outside the northwestern region, pleasing supporters of the congressman from the oil region.
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Pittsburg
Charles W. Stone
Commonwealth
Oil Region
Oil City
Two Stones Compete for Republican Nomination for Governor
The Philadelphia Press notes confusion between Charles Warren Stone of Warren county and William A. Stone of Allegheny as both seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination. It explains their distinct careers from the Legislature and Lieutenant Governorship to Congress and District Attorney, and how their political ties and home counties set them apart.
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Stone
Congress
Philadelphia
Charles Warren Stone
Warren County
Commonwealth
William A. Stone
Allegheny
United States
Thomas M. Bayne
Silence Cure for Nervous Prostration Among Women
A Boston physician notes excessive talking drains energy and nerves in women. He prescribes a strict silence regimen, urging rest, reading, sewing, walking, and no gossip or neighbor visits to restore health within a month. Regular silent hours are suggested and the observation links deaf and dumb individuals to overall health.
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Boston
Rip van Winkle
Pennsylvania leads in public school funding generosity
An exchange notes Pennsylvania contributes sixty four percent of her revenue to the public school system while New York provides fifteen percent. Pennsylvania gives twice Colorado's share, four times Michigan's, eight times Nebraska's, fifty times California's and one hundred times Oregon's. The state is praised for unparalleled generosity yet ranks twenty ninth in average teacher salaries.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Colorado
Michigan
Nebraska
California
Oregon
Jeffersonian Democracy Meeting in Philadelphia Adopts Gold Standard Plan
Twenty counties attended the meeting in Philadelphia last week. Hon. J. D. Hancock of Franklin presided. A Grover Cleveland letter urged support for any plan advancing the gold standard. Officials agreed to meet soon to nominate a ticket carrying Cleveland's views.
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Philadelphia
J. D. Hancock
Franklin
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Treasury Holds More Gold Than Greenbacks Now
The government now has a larger reserve of gold than money in greenbacks, reversing the pre election 1896 condition when it had little gold after selling $262,000,000 in bonds to acquire gold. Treasury gold barometer shows growing confidence.
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Treasury
Trade Flows Boost Gold Supply with New Yen Coin Introduced
Gold coins arrive steadily raising national reserves with totals surpassing six million and the surplus expanding. A new coin entering circulation is the Japanese yen, minted with the same fineness as the American eagle.
Treasury Drawn for Luzerne County Brigade Outbreak Costs
More than 140000 dollars have been drawn from the State Treasury to cover expenses for calling out the Third Brigade to quell the Luzerne county disturbance. The total cost is not expected to vary much from 150000 dollars once all bills are paid.
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Luzerne County
Navy wives raise funds for Maine relief drive
Mrs LONG and other Navy department wives started a relief fund for Maine sufferers collecting 1788 dollars in subscriptions from citizens, with amounts spanning from a few cents to many dollars.
Republican Prosperity Shown in New York Bank Deposits
An increase of 48.5 million dollars in New York savings banks deposits and about 70 thousand more depositors occurred, with most gains in the second half of 1897, signaling stronger financial conditions for the party.
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New York
FEHLMAN BROs Offer Low Prices On China Ware
One quart white china pitcher advertised among FEHLMAN BROS listings with emphasis on china and decorated ware at very low prices.
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Fehlman Bros
Fehlman Bro’s
Five-Year Peak? Republican Year Seen Turning Tide in Pittsburg
The Pittsburg Times asserts March 4 marks the end of the first Republican year with renewed prosperity. It notes rising production in the coke region, record pig iron output, unmatched exports, higher federal revenues than expenditures, booming banking and rail stocks, growing wool markets, and high gold reserves. It claims intelligent people see broad industrial revival despite occasional naysayers.
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Pittsburg
The Value of an Oath and Legal Truthfulness
A Scottish clergyman joked that David would claim honesty if he lived here. A New York lawyer argues that at most half of witnesses tell the truth under oath and that perjury is rising in the nineteenth century. Other lawyers largely agree with a lower but similar figure.
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David
New York
Spring Suitings and Serges Arrive at Keller Tailor
Jacob Keller, tailor at Second and Liberty Streets in Warren, Pa, announces a fine line of spring suitings and overcoatings plus black and blue serges sold by the yard. The spring fashion plate for 1898 has arrived.
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Jacob Keller
Second
Liberty Sts
Warren
American wine shipments lead as exports surge
A Kansas wine company recently shipped a large quantity of wine to Leipsic in Germany. The report pairs this with a noted shipment of golf sticks to an English city, highlighting American productions taking the lead in global trade.
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Kansas
Leipsic
Germany
Secret to Success: No Shortcut for the Hard-Working
A quotation attributed to Mr. Moody is cited as declaring there is no secret to success for diligent workers. The speaker asserts that effort, not luck or hidden formula, drives achievement. The remark is framed as a direct answer to inquiries about success.
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Mr. Moody
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder ailments relieved in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy quickly relieves bladder and back pain in both men and women and stops water retention almost immediately. Sold by Hertzel and Saner, druggists, Warren, Pa.
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Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Watch offer from Pittsburg Commercial Gazette reader deal
The Commercial Gazette promotes a new reader incentive offering a nickel timekeeper watch with a one year guarantee. To obtain the watch readers must recruit new subscribers paying six dollars for a year, four dollars for six months, or two six dollar subscriptions.
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Commercial Gazette Watch
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
Commercial Gazette Daily
Commercial Gazette
Winter clothing offered by Jacob Keller the Tailor
An advertisement promotes winter cloths at Jacob Keller the Tailor located on the second floor corner of Second and Liberty streets. It urges thrift and steady work while showcasing latest styles.
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Jacob Keller
Second and
Liberty Streets
Empire State Express routes to East and West via Buffalo
The D A.V. & P. R. R. promotes its best route to the East or West with direct Buffalo connections to the Empire State Express. This fastest New York Central train serves Rochester, Syracuse, Utica, Albany and New York. Tickets available from D A V P agents.
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Empire State Express
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Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
Alban
New York
Wanted 500 men to get a suit from Sane the Tailor
An old advertisement calls for 500 men to visit Sane the Tailor for new suits. It promises fresh cloths just received and urges quick action to secure fitting garments.
Riverside Fish and Oyster Co. Ad at Corner Hickory and Third
Oysters and fish offered by Riverside Fish and Oyster Co with manager George Smith listed at the corner of Hickory and Third streets.
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Riverside Fish and Oyster Co
Corner
Hickory and
Third Streets
George Smith
Estate of Charles H Noggs Probate Notice
Administration for Charles H Noggs of Warren Pennsylvania granted to Effie M Noyes executrix calls for immediate payment from debtors and presents claims for settlement Warren Pennsylvania March 3 1808.
Testamentary Administration Notice in Warren County
Lia TESTAMENTARY on the estate of A BURK late of Farmington township Warren County Pa deceased granted to the undersigned. Creditors and debtors are notified to settle accounts and present claims authenticated to J A JONES Executor Chandlers Valley Warren Co Pa March 2 1898.
Administration Notice for Estate of Winslow M. Akeley
Notice is given to all persons indebted to Winslow M. Akeley late of Rimersburg township Venango County Pennsylvania deceased to make payment and those having claims against the estate to present them properly authenticated for settlement to Frank Rae administrator on February 1 1898 in Pennsylvania.
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Charles H. Noggs
Warren
Warren County
Penn’a
Effie M. Noyes
Warren, Pa
Winslow M. Akeley
Rime Riore Vane
Penn
Frank Rae
SS Admi Ll
Treasurers Sale Of Unseated Lands for 1896 and 1897
Warren county unseated lands are offered for sale for arrears of taxes at the Court House in Warren borough on the second Monday of June, the 13th day. The sale follows an act of 1815 amending tax sale procedures.
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Court House
Warren
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