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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1896
Page
2
A Republican candidate announces for the Assembly from Warren county, endorsing the Harrisburg reform platform of 1895 and requesting Republican voters’ support. L C Baker of Columbus is also announced as a Warren county Assembly candidate subject to primary decisions.
We are authorized to announce Z T Weaver of Clarendon borough as a candidate for Associate Judge of Warren county subject to the Republican primaries. We are authorized to announce Charles H Wilt sie of Ackley Station Pine Grove Tp as a candidate for Associate Judge of Warren county subject to decision of the Republican primaries.
WM. McCRAY of Warren is announced as a candidate for Register and Recorder of Warren County, subject to the decision of the Republican Primaries.
Multiple candidates announced for County Commissioner in Warren County including J F Rounce W J Mead N W Dupree Maggie I Shortt John A Sprrz Frank Hagberg Charles B Sampson and A M Bennett with pledges to serve taxpayers. statements from S P Shearman Corydon Tp and J J Wheeler outline candidacy and conduct.
The district announces Charles A. Peterson, Esq., of Warren as a candidate for District Attorney of Warren county, pending Republican primary decision.
A Pittsfield Township candidate W C Beardsley and a Pittsfield resident William Hibbard announce runs for Jury Commissioner of Warren county subject to Republican primary results. Both seek the office in the party process.
The committee announces Hon. O. C. Allen of Warren as a candidate for Delegate to the next National Republican Convention, subject to the voters of the 27th district. Schnur of Warren is also named as a candidate for Delegate, subject to district voters.
County voters are informed that Harry W. Neily of Warren and W P Nutting of Youngsville are candidates for Delegate to the Republican State Convention, with their nominations subject to the Republican Primaries in Warren County.
A sequence of party events unfolds from April 11 primaries to the National Convention on June 16. Key steps include a Return Convention on April 13 and Congressional, State, and National gatherings across April to June.
Warren County Republicans announce primaries in each district on April 11 with polls open three to five hours depending on turnout. County Convention set for April 13 at 1 30 PM in Warren Court House. Vigilance and county committees must arrange posters blanks and tickets and ensure proper posting and voter eligibility.
Erie supporters endorse Davenport as a superior candidate with long legal practice, integrity, generosity, and devotion to the Republican party. The Erie Dispatch lauds his work at the bar, prior court service, and influence in Erie’s industry development, urging state-wide backing and mutual majorities.
Bob Burdette stretches the doctrine into plain terms arguing it bars foreign meddling in U S affairs. He likens it to defending a border between oceans and cautions about altering boundaries or allowing sublets without neighborly assurances.
Madrid reports show 118000 Spanish troops sent to Cuba and a one year cost of 50000000 dollars with 406 soldiers killed and 3412 dead from yellow fever. For the next year costs rise to 75000000 dollars as Spain endures a drain on its treasury amid Cuba revenue losses.
An exchange urges farmers not to quit and points to high government salaries for Agriculture leaders and staff as an example. It lists Thomas J. Edge, John H. Hamilton, Warren, Levi Wells, and Rothrock with salaries of 3500 and 3000 dollars, plus clerks at 1200 dollars, claiming farming pays if the right line is struck.
The national flag now displays 45 stars after Utah statehood. The first, third and fifth rows hold eight stars while the second, fourth and sixth rows have seven stars. Three more stars may still be needed for New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma and could be placed at row ends without altering existing rows.
Farmers are urged to prepare for summer work by organizing tools arranging repairs and attending to tasks now to avoid rush during planting and harvest seasons. The message warns against delaying work until the afternoon and stresses advance readiness.
In retaliation for a flag burning in Spain last week the people of Leadville Colorado burned a Spanish flag as a retaliatory act reflecting heightened tensions.
Governor Hastings leads all predecessors by vetoes with 128 not approved bills. The failed measures total $720,154 in appropriations.
Announcement states the American Salvation Army will be formed with Ballington Booth at the helm and will receive full support to make its work effective.
Ex president Harrison announces his forthcoming marriage to Mrs Dimmick on April 6 at St Thomas Church with Rev Ino Wesley Brown officiating. Boston celebrates its public library as the finest in the United States drawing up to 5000 visitors in a single day.
A woman has lately been appointed Overseer of highways in the town of Clymer New York. She can beat the men in stirring up the dust we ll bet.
March 9 reports dull business at C W Nichols mill with many men idle and Middleton and Burch area at risk of vacancy. Mrs Wm Baker ill and not improving. Temperance license sought by landlord. Spring Creek residents oppose nuisance and the town notes school reports under new management amid West Spring Creek praise.
Dr Russell visits this week. Miss Josephine Warble of Tidioute is guest of the Morris family. Mrs Flora Steele of Marionville visits her parents Robin and McKinney. Mrs Kidder of Marionville cares for her ill mother Mrs Neill. Miss Mildaville confined with bronchitis. Pagan terg primary school on vacation. Mr Hildum had a rough Monday as his team ran away and damaged the wagon. Local institute at the Presbyterian coeditn planned for Saturday promises to be in er.
Prof J Y McKinney spoke on his Erie to Atlanta journey at Normal Hall detailing route points and late inventions seen at the exposition including two pump types and a cotton picking machine. Miss Ewing lauded for introducing him as Boak remains on the sick list. basketball vs Co C Bradford in Jamestown on March 19 anticipated.
The article traces Washington's birthday observances from the old calendar date February 11 to the adopted February 22. It notes early commemorations in 1782 and 1784, with the first nationwide shift to February 22 occurring around 1793 and continuing thereafter.
Advice from Dr A C Blodget in the Youngsville Citizen emphasizes gravity drainage to protect dirt roads. Build centered crowns with slopes to ditches, use ditching material for leveling, and cap with gravel or broken stone. Proper road master supervision can improve roads with existing taxes.
The fifty third annual statement for 1895 highlights extraordinary figures for the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. The data underline the company’s vast scale and importance in American finance, inviting insured and observers to review the local page for full details.
An advertisement claims indigestion causes stomach inflammation and cancer, promotes South American Nervine as the ultimate cure for stomach troubles, asserts all indigestive cases will improve, and directs purchase at Noyes drug store in Warren, Pennsylvania.
A Nunpa New York widow expresses gratitude to the village paper editor for publishing her husband’s death notice. She notes the editor’s politeness and his readiness to assist, saying he is always at her service and pleased to oblige.
The article praises the Nickle Plate Road offering solid thru trains to New York City and Boston with elegant sleepers, fine day coaches, and uniformed porters dedicated to passenger comfort. Dining cars are highlighted as magnificent and the line is billed as a popular low rate short line.
Nickel Plate Road announces reduced rate tourist tickets to California are on sale through all agents. Trains provide connections at Chicago with through services to California destinations.
A longtime vendor asserts Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup stands out after sixteen years in business. Walter J. Allen is cited as endorsing the product amid broad market noise.
In a Washington telegram text the author argues the new loan does not settle currency issues. He proposes government banks with mixed metal capital to issue notes redeemable by gold and silver, backed by a safety fund, to stabilize the currency and reduce treasury strain.
A collection of oddities and statistics: Mont Blanc ascent costs with two guides and a porter. Amazon river cable project linking Para and Manaos. piano production totals by country. brush materials including badgers and squirrels. observations on skin color changes in African children. shoe fit tips based on foot growth. a humorous social anecdote from Judge Henry Howland about a shy suitor asking about his host's mother in New Haven.
Mr and Mrs Fogg argued over their son Henry whose conduct displeased his mother. Mrs Fogg said Henry resembled his father and a stranger could tell he was his son. Mr Fogg warned to spare the boy such vanity in his presence.
A year after a challenged duel, one party declares readiness to shoot now. The other recalls marriage and fear, but cites a change of heart and urges immediate confrontation, setting a deadly deadline in Dallas.
A conversation contrasts identifying the fastest horse with selecting the winner. The woman suggests observation and experience aid speed judgment, while the man argues the goal is to pick the winner regardless of which horse is fastest. The exchange cites a Washington Star remark.
An editorial warns that colds can be serious early treatment matters and many illnesses begin from minor exposure. It urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and notes its availability at Morris & Co in Warren and P. B. Canfield Cory & Co.
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy praised for prompt relief of pain and frequent urination. It claims to ease water retention and passing pain almost immediately and is sold by Noyes drug store.
An advertisement promotes No to Bac a tobacco habit cure claiming to quit tobacco spitting smoking and nicotine poisons. It promises nervous restoration and vigor with a money back guarantee and states availability through druggists and mail order from Theores Remedy Co Chicago and New York offices. It notes Siegfried & Co Warren as a local seller.
Prices paid by Warren dealers for beans potatoes and sugar listed for the second and third weeks of March 1896. Followed by court calendar items for March 9 to 26 with names of plaintiffs defendants and entities including National Cash Register Co. and Union Lumber Co. within Warren.
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