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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1899

Page

2

Warren county Republican ticket praised as electable

The piece lauds the Warren county Republican slate as broadly acceptable and likely to win by a large margin. It notes warm campaigns for Register and Recorder, endorses Crandall’s strong challenge to McCray, and commends nominees Rounce Mead and Peterson plus the Auditors as wise selections.

Charles A. Peterson Warren Register and Recorder Charles D. Crandall W. J. Mead Youngsville John F. Rounce G. M. Pelton Freehold Warren County Bugaboo McCray Crandall Messrs Rounce Mead and Peterson

Sibley Quits and Health Trip to Atlantic City

Congressman elect Joseph C. Sibley of Franklin Pennsylvania quits politics for health reasons after a Pittsburg stop en route to Atlantic City. He favors no particular party winner and plans to rest. he blames the Har risburg scene for his exit. The report also notes canal and postmaster politics in New York and Pennsylvania, Arbor Day plans by Gov Stone, and broader federal issues.

Joseph C. Sibley Franklin Pittsburg Atlantic City Sibley United States Senate Harrisburg Wanamaker

Warren county measures and Dewey Day linger in Harrisburg

In Harrisburg on March 21 1899 discussions centered on a proposed Dewey Day holiday for May 1 and the push to fund a Starr farm house addition at Warren State Hospital from $5500 to expand capacity from 20 to 100 beds and add a female dormitory. Lawmakers moved bills on game seasons bank and trust, and the Capitol Building Commission detailed its progress and costs.

Harrispure Pennsylvania Dewey Senate House George Dewey Waters Stone Greenland Warren State Hospital Starr Farm Lock Haven Emory Waters Parshall New York Massachusetts Bank and Trust Company Capitol Building Commission McCarrell Gov. Hastings Cobb Clarkson Laird Rorke Cummings Warren County Gov. Stone W. C

Roosevelt Says Law Applies Equally In Murder Case

Gov Roosevelt refuses to commute a death sentence for Mrs Place. He finds her guilty and sane and argues the law makes no sex distinction in murder. He asserts moral authority rests with the law and urges a change only if the people vote for it.

Mrs. Place Gov. Roosevelt Governors Pardon Boards

Testimonies on temperance and the mills of death

A collection of temperance sayings condemns alcohol linking it to crime and social ruin. It cites figures like Bismarck and Spurgeon, calls liquor the mother of crime, and warns that saloons drain families. It ends with a call to action urging boys and girls to oppose the saloon and end the “mills of death.”

California Christian Advocate Bismarck David Lewis

Expansion, Dewey, and a Pleasant Postwar Outlook

A miscellany reports on broad expansion due to postwar optimism, Dewey’s coming May home reception, Southern Pines farm exports raised by Northern invalids, Dewey’s letter flood, a Wellesley president 42, Miss Lindley’s kiss ban wishes, France’s President’s peasant mother, and a rush to mint small change as US yields more business.

Uncle Sam Admiral Dewey Washington Southern Pines Smalles North Carolina Stampe Caroline Hazard Peacedale R. I Wellesley College Rowland G. Hazard Hopson Marguerite Lindley France Marsanne Montelimar United States

Congress to Build a Navy of 17 500 Men and Outposts

The United States plans a naval force of 17 500 amid imperial competition, warns of Curaçao’s decline, and stresses guarding Pacific outposts. A New York Hotel Windsor fire blamed on a cigarette sparked by lace curtains. Dewey Day proposed in Pennsylvania May Day holidays. Public health and political quips follow.

Conngress Cura Europe United States Pacific Windsor New York Cigarette Trust Harrisburg Pennsylvania

King Maceo Sire Available for 15 Dollar Breeding

King Maceo son of Nutwood will stand at stud this season offering a rare chance for local horse owners. Noted for speed and large handsome stock, his Nutwood lineage dominates the 2:30 list. Sire and dam both sixteen hands high, with a $15 fee. W. C. Williams, North Warren, Pa.

King Maceo King Nutwood Nutwood Maceo W. C. Witham North Warren

Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Nervine

A patent medicine claim promises permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion through Nervine Tonic. It asserts immediate relief from the first dose and universal efficacy, selling as a safe health tonic by Hertzel & Saner in Warren, Pennsylvania.

Hertzel & Saner Warren, Pa

Carpet Cleaning Works at Mansion House

E. W. SeaLy manager offers carpet cleaning and laying, chenille curtain cleaning, and feather renovation with a satisfaction guarantee. Works located at the rear of Mansion House. leave orders at the Mansion.

E. W. Sealy

New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy. It promises rapid relief for bladder and kidney pain in men and women and stops nocturnal incontinence in sleep. Sold by Hertzel and Saner in Warren Pa with a $1 price tag and a call to compare prices.

Hertzel & Saner Warren E. Detch

Diagnosis of Harrisburg senatorial battle favors Quay

Dr Towler of Forest County excerpts a Philadelphia Inquirer analysis arguing Senator Quay leads the Republican ticket and that anti Quay factions led by Flinn and Martin sow reform talk while pursuing party power. The piece faults Democratic allies and pro Quay allies alike and urges firm support for Quay.

Towler Forest County Philadelphia Inquirer Harrisburg Flinn, Martin & Co Republican Party W. A. Stone Prohibition Business Men’s League Governor Stone Senator Quay Philadelphia Allegheny General Assembly anti-Quay Quay Flinn Martin John Wanamaker Tyro Pennsylvania

Kidney and bladder trouble blamed on misdiagnosis

Many women suffer from kidney and bladder issues misattributed to female weakness. Signs include neuralgia headaches and urinary changes. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root is offered as a remedy with free sample bottle and book by mail from Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, NY.

New York Central Lays Claim as America’s Greatest Railroad

A Buffalo Commercial note from February 14 1899 hails the New York Central as America’s greatest railroad praising its Lake Shore Limited and overall passenger service. It cites an unnamed western railway man and a transpacific line officer lauding the Central’s excellence. The quotes claim the line begins right ends right and is right in the middle.

Speng Theew York Central Transpacific New York Central Lake Shore Limited Buffalo Commercial

Liquor Licenses Issued for Sheffield Area Venues

Lorenzo LeRoy Shaw House Sheffield Pa Edward ODonnell Lee House Sheffield Pa and John Shriner Sheffield House Sheffield Pa receive retail liquor licenses under Tidioute Borough Sheffield Township notices.

Youngsville Frank Walden Fairmount House A. Siggins Eagle House Patrick F. McMahon Henry House S. Sweet Keystone Hotel Campbell Central House Lcense E. M. Schwing North Side Street Frank E. Eastman Eastman House Lottsville Grand Valley John O. Peterson Grand Valley Hotel Sugar Grove B. D. Paddock Brokenstraw Township C. J. Lallmang Arcade Hotel Irvine Daniel Carmichael Windsor House Chas. M. Jack Baldensperger Gladerun C. H. Horner Allegheny House J. A. Griffin Corydon House Corydon J.A. Dalrymple Dalrymple Elanor French Sugar Run Sugar Run Pa Pine Grove Township Eben Dean Lane House Russell, Pa C. Adams Adams Russell,Pa N. L. Acocks Pittsfield House Pittsfield Lliam Clancy Johnson House Garland Lorenzo LeRoy Shaw House Sheffield John Shriner Sheffield House Edward O’donnell Lee House Benjamin Ellis Ellis House Chandlers Valley James T. Stearns Sp Creek House Spring Creek Station

Five Die in Hot Springs Shootout Ties to Mayoral Campaign

A deadly gun battle in Hot Springs Arkansas occurred over a mayoralty race. Sheriff Williams and his son clashed with rival supporters Sergeant Goslee and allies. Four men died at the scene including Williams and Hinkley, with Williams' son Coffey wounded and captured. Local order restored and arrests reported.

Hot Springs Ark Toler Hart Goslee Sheriff Williams John Central Avenue John and Coffey Ed Spears Hinkley John Williams Williams Louis Hinkley

Breakfast table talk hints at planned theft

In a Tit-Bits style exchange, Bobby questions Mand about Mr Jules possibly taking umbrellas or hats from the hall last night. Maud interrupts as Bobby recalls hearing Mr Jules say he intended to steal “just one.”

Bobby Mr. Jules Manud Maud

A Boon to a Deserving Class

A Brooklyn Life note praises modern medical operations including stomach excision as beneficent. The passage contrasts bold surgery with a dramatic nose reduction, viewing advances as relief for deserving individuals.

Calekill Cyrano’s Apollo’s Brooklyn Life

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