Warren County Republican primary slate announced
The district party declares Charles A. Paterson of Warren for District Attorney and G. M. Pelton of Lottsville for Warren County Auditor as primaries nominees. Dr W E Peirce and W E Rice, both of Warren, are named as delegates to the Republican State Convention for 1899. Primary day is Saturday March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Grandall
Warren
Register and Recorder, &c
Warren County
Charles A. Paterson
Charles I. Beck
John F. Bounces
W. J. Mgad
Youngsville
Rogers
G. M. Pelton
Lottsville
Freehold Township
W. E. Peirce
W. E. Rice
State Delegates for Warren County Urged Before Convention
The text urges every Republican in Warren County to vote for two state delegates, Wm. E. Rice and Dr. W. S. Peirce. It lauds them as loyal, popular Republicans who will be faithful representatives and whose large votes will reflect well on the party at the State Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Rice
W. S. Peirce
Republican Party
Warren County
Washington Dispatch
Pennsylvania
C. W. Stone
Bacchus
National Temperance Advocate
Pittsburg
McKinley
New York
Philadelphia
Bradstreet
United States
United
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Hoskins
Ashbridge
New York Weekly Tribune
the Mail
York Weekly Tribune
Warren
Republicans urged to vote March primaries in Warren County
A Republican message urges full and frank expression and large turnout at Warren County primaries on March 18. It calls for a strong ticket, unity in support, and electing loyal Return Delegates to prevent boss rule and ensure faithful County Committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Epstom Mail
McKinley Heads to Thomasville for Rest and Recreation
President McKinley and his family left Washington for Thomasville Georgia Mark Hanna’s winter home for a few days of rest after months of toil. The town 200 miles southwest of Savannah offers hunting fishing and fine theatre with plentiful quail and deer and a northern girl’s orange blossom memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Washington
Thomasville
Georgia
Mark Hanna
Savannah
Florida Line
Kentucky
Fox
Lake Iamonee
Miccosukie
Wage Increases Signal Growth Across Industries
R G Dun & Co reports a broad wage rise boosting future business prospects. Cotton mill operatives gain about 10 percent, iron and steel workers 10 percent, tin plate and sheet workers 5 to 10 percent, and coal miners in major districts see similar gains. A 10 percent national wage rise could spur demand comparable to three quarters of export value. Overall business volume for the first full week of March runs 51.7 percent higher than last year and 60.9 percent above 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun & Co
Towler to Speak at Warren Odd Fellows Event in April
Harrisburg report notes Dr. B. B. Towler will be a top speaker at the War ren Odd Fellows celebration on April 26. It mentions D. T. Watson declining the Supreme Court seat, a rumored Republican fill, a new voting machine exhibit, St Patrick’s observances, and ongoing state tax and trolley road debates amid a push for higher teachers' pay and budget reform. It covers political maneuvers, rail and electric railway legislation, and fiscal projections for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrispure
Forest County
Towler
Warren
D. T. Watson
Cumings
Ireland
Senator Quay
Union
Indiana
Camp Mead
Cuba
Porto Rico
Stone
House
Appropriations
National Guard
MAIL
Senate
Wentz
Quay
Ambler
Norristown
Railroad Committee
W. C. Sproul
Delaware
David Martin
J. Bayard Henry
Philadelphia
John 8. Weller
Bedford
William Flinn
Allegheny
Sexton
United States
Pennsylvania
F. L. Hoskins
Edinboro
Erie County
West Shenango
Crawford County
Middleton
Susquehanna County
Preston
Wayne County
Mareli
Legislature Advances Several Bills and Promotes Army Officer
The article notes Senate progress and several House bills moving forward. Three House bills became law: the Constable bill, canal abandonment, and Masters in Divorce. The House sent eleven more bills to the Senate, including grants to National Guard units, school term extensions, milk bottle restrictions, and bond redemption powers. Gov. Stone promoted Col. A. L. Hawkins to brigadier general. Hawkins commanded the Manila Tenth Regiment. A roads measure requiring tires for wagons carrying a ton or more is praised as practical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
National Guard
Court of Appeals
Mercer
Gov. Stone
Magee
Col
A. L. Hawkins
Tenth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers
Manila
Gen. Hawkins
Washington County
Constant drinking wears away the will and public actions
The article links temperance belief to social reform noting Scotland’s higher jail terms for drunkenness 2.14 times England and a village vote banning a pub. It cites Princeton and other institutions enforcing abstinence rules and discusses money, industry, and progress with short quthoritative asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
England
Earl and Countess of Carlisle
Princeton University
Naval critic argues Spain War tactics risky departure from rules
ApumRaL CouLoms, a British navy officer, criticizes navy operations in the Spain war saying departing from established naval rules risked operations. He cites Dewey and others as successful when attempting new methods. Nothing succeeds like success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apumral CouLoms
Spain
Hodds
Dewey
Kidney health and Swamp Root remedy promoted in a 1910 notice
An advertorial piece explains home kidney tests with a glass sediment test and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for back pain kidneys liver and urinary issues. It offers free sample bottles and a booklet by mail. It also notes a new employment bureau for Odd Fellows in Penna with a statewide bulletin at Philadelphia temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton N.Y
Warren Mail
Odd Fellows of
Penna
Philadelphia
Resolutions of Sympathy for Mrs Alta Brown Fidler
Death of Mrs. Alta Brown Fidler on March 7, 1899 at her home on Brown Hill prompts Valley Grange No 846 and related groups to drape their charter in mourning for thirty days. The resolutions praise her as a faithful worker, kind wife and mother, and a respected neighbor, and request minutes, notices, and publication of the obituary in county papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Brown Fidler
S. B. Fidler
Brown Hill
U.B. Church
Valley Grange
H. of
D. A. Dupree
C. J. Samuelson
L. H. Darling
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Nervine Tonic
Distressing stomach weakness is claimed to be permanently cured by a masterly tonic. The advertisement promises universal relief from the first dose, with no failure or disappointment, and asserts safety and pleasant use. Sold by Hertzel and Saner in Warren, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Carpet Cleaning Works at Mansion House
K. W. Sealy, manager, advertises carpet cleaning services including lifting and laying carpets, cleaning chenille curtains, and renovating feathers with a guarantee of satisfaction. Orders left at the Mansion. Works in rear of Mansion House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Sealy
America’s Greatest Railroad earns its title says Buffalo paper
A Buffalo Commercial quote from February 14, 1899 lauds the New York Central, declaring it the head of the nation’s passenger lines and praising its Lake Shore Limited as unmatched by any train service. An opposite view from a transpacific steamship executive calls the line superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aie Western Railwa
New York Central
Transpacific
Lake Shore Limited
Buffalo Commercial
Fehman Bros Presents Drainage of Lamps New Line
Fehman Bros offers a handsome line of lamps described as new and exclusive with rich colorings and features in burning. The ad markets the lamps as attractive gifts suitable for any home and priced well below usual levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman Bros
Notable Figures and Their Eccentricities Across Nations
A compilation of brief portraits: Don Carlos travels with a German boar wound. General Draper buys a Rome room with old tapestries. Henry L. Higginson supports the Boston Symphony and Harvard Soldiers Field. Rev Dr William Butler, 81, famed missionary. Joseph V. Quarles, Wisconsin senator, football fan. George Thayer, abolitionist and envoy father, turns 92. Garlands ex-Attorney General playful pranks. Russell Sage cherishes political study. Mr and Mrs Bland celebrate 25 years with a silver fruit dish. Hallam Tennyson’s grandsons Aubrey and Lionel win prizes. Generals Wheeler and Boynton resemble each other. Dr Edward Murphy of New Harmony donates 42000 for a public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Carlos
General Draper
Italy
Borghesi Palace
Rome
Henry L. Higginson
Boston
Harvard University
Boston Symphony Orchestra
William Butler
Newton Center
Mass
India
Mexico
Joseph V. Quarles
Wisconsin
University of Michigan
George Thayer
Samuel R. Thayer
Minneapolis
Netherlands
Harrison
Rochester
Garland
Senate
David Davis
Russell Sage
Bland
Missouri
Hallam Tennyson
Aubrey
Lionel Tennyson
Wheeler
Henry V. Boynton
Edward Murphy
New Harmony
Ind
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BE. Cowan
Willis Cowar
Dwight Cowan
Warren, PA
Register and Recorder
William McCray
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Montojo
Cervera
Pacific
Madrid
Edison
Cleveland
ReBecca Wiswell
Plymouth
Sagasta
Patti
Nickle Plate Road
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
Monroe L. Hayward
Nebraska
W. W. Allen
Japan
Hondo
Yokohama
Democratic Party
Philippines
St. Louis Democrat
House of Representatives
America
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Lackawanna County
Dr. Swallow
Hawkey
Dr Swallow
Phila. Inquirer
Uncle Sam
Jerry Crary
F. E. Geawam
Court of Common Pleas
Erie
Sugar Grove
Coa.ty, & Corporation Incorporated
Corporation
Ponte
Bane
Sai Charter
SCHNR
Attys
the Maccabees
Lady Muccabees
Com
Breapd
Matt
Ehlman Bros
Fenlman Bros
W. C. Rowland & Sons
C Rowland & Sons
Clotats
Jacob Keller
Jake
Nick
China
le Centa
W. C. Wirtnam
North Warren
GET
Fish of
Riverside Fish and Co
Corner
Hickory and
Third Streets
George Smith
LupLow
War Department
Havana
Phila. & Erie
I. X. L. Ick Cream Co
Water Street
Adleman
Laurel Street
Frhlman Bros
E. Detchon
Denver
Homewood Park
Providence
Pleasanton
Cal
Chehalis
Hopples
Dubuque
Spier
Hubinger
New Haven
Jacksonville
Fla
H. B. Loose
W. B. Means
Ray Warner
Michigan
Kirk Park
Syracuse
California
J. A. Stillman
Tidieute
New Orleans
Dold
Westphalia
Graham Waters
Java
Rio
Maricaibo
Baker’s Pride
Miller’s
Walter Baker’s
Great Cash Grocery
Kane Summit Hospital
Lyon
EOE
Kane, Pa
T J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Office
Exchange Block
Buffalo
Empire State Express
N. Y. Centhe
Ce Ackets
Fremiman Bros
Producer
Consumer
Kopf & Henry
Grocers
Allen
Allen’s Cash Shoe
Liberty Street
Postoffice
Toledo
E.W. Siegfried & Co
First National Bank
Rockwell
F. K. Russell
Penn’a
Seithdrawal
Faereroth Savings
Tower Exchanae
Europe
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
el Ee Reriebannes
Me Faris
Gothenburg
Christanie
Coe Haere
Rowland & Sons
Aoe Decora
Roy Hendome
Rowan Oy
Warren Savings Bank
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