Cumings Nominates for State Senate in Tidioute
H. H. Cumings of Tidioute submits as a candidate for the state senate. The nomination is subject to the decision of the Republican district convention.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1898
Page
2
H. H. Cumings of Tidioute submits as a candidate for the state senate. The nomination is subject to the decision of the Republican district convention.
The issue highlights Warren County backing Charles W. Stone for Governor with nine delegates elected to support him at the State Convention. Parshall and Priestley are praised for service, while support for Stone spans multiple counties and editors urge party unity behind his candidacy.
The article argues that major European powers have decided to dismember China. It notes Russia's demands, the failed protest by the Chinese minister in Berlin to Saint Petersburg, and adds France now seeks extensive concessions in Southern China, pressing for rapid gains.
The death of Mrs Thurston wife of Senator Thurston is attributed to the stress of seeing suffering she witnessed aboard a yacht off Cuba. She was noted for uncommon ability and assisted her husband a struggling young lawyer whose success owed much to her help.
TuHaT level headed man Speaker Reed explains his stance on the Cuban question. He favors the Cubans but opposes war and any annexation. He wants to avoid entanglements and rejects annexation of Cuba or Hawaii.
A Pittsburg compromise splits the Republican State Convention delegation. W. A. Stone gains control of thirteen of Allegheny county’s thirty eight seats while the Magee Flynn faction names the remaining twenty five. Harmony is costly but deemed necessary by supporters.
State officials in Indiana are plugging wells deemed to waste gas. The measure aims to curb waste and impose penalties, reflecting a broader push for gas saving and potential savings in fuel resources.
The Titusville Herald endorses Capt. H. H. Cumings for the State Senate, urging Republicans in Warren and Venango counties to nominate him, praising him as a stronger and better choice.
Renewed activity in railroad building is reported with an estimate of three thousand miles of new track to be laid nationwide, concentrated in the South, marking a significant uptick in railway construction during the coming year.
North Carolina governor informs the President the state can furnish 245000 troops if hostilities resume. South Carolina governor now takes the floor to speak on war readiness and mobilization.
Customers can secure tickets with cash purchases at C Smith and Son's Shoe Store offering clocks, silverware, and hat racks as featured items.
The Limestone and Wat son districts held a Limestone Grange Hall meeting on March 19 with Miss Rosetta Turner chairing. Papers covered geography physiology spelling grammar and reading with remarks on tobacco use and instruction methods. Notable contributions came from Miss McCain Miss Tozer Miss Head and Prof. Robinson, highlighting lessons and literature. absence of Superintendent Putnam marked the sole disappointment.
The Supreme Court sustains the state commission to build the Harrisburg capitol and refuses to halt contracts. Governor Hastings and Attorney General McCormick delayed work, jeopardizing completion for 1899. Editorial notes Rhode Island costs and Cobb plans, urging the commission to report to the Legislature.
In Lancaster county last week John Wanamaker described his Republican bid for Governor stressing allegiance to the people over machine candidates. He said he would fight for election if nominated or for any suitable patriot, insisting the man balance all groups.
Senator Galflinger and Senator Proctor, just returned from Cuba, describe extreme destitution in Havana and Matanzas. He asserts 400000 deaths have occurred due to Spain's policy, calling the situation indescribable and ongoing.
Dun’s Review notes that peace or war reports do not alter the business current. European orders for over 25.5 million dollars of gold prevent rate stringency, treasury receipts near 1.1 million daily stabilize currency. Exports rise and demand for industrial products expands steadily.
NO INCIDENT of the multiplica tion of industries has attracted more attention than cotton seed. Once the bane of the Southern farmer in anti bellum days it now yields large sums of money. It is used to make paper fertilizers cattle feed soap lard oil and other products and brings millions to producing regions.
Harrisburg gears up for the annual gathering of the State Commandery Knights Templar in the last week of May. The week after features the Republican State Convention.
In the Dansville Breeze a fashion note urges readers to pay their subscription, stating the correct thing in en velopes is a remittance and requesting timely payment.
The Cuban Junta in New York issued a proclamation reaffirming independence or death as its motto. It rejects autonomy, laments Spanish brutality, and asserts force as the only path if autonomy is forced upon Cuba, vowing to fight for republican government and national honor.
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a special excursion from points on the Philadelphia and Erie line to Washington on April 1. Round trip tickets are valid on regular trains April 1 and return by April 11. Special sleeping cars run through from Erie at 3 30 P M. Additional excursion tickets to Richmond Old Point Comfort and Norfolk area available at reduced rates from various offices. For details contact agents or E S Harrar Williamsport Division Ticket.
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy. The cure acts promptly on the bladder kidneys and back for both men and women and eases water retention almost immediately. Sold by Hertzel and Saner Warren Pa.
Fehman Bros promotes china and decorated ware at very low prices, inviting shoppers to take advantage of bargains on home goods.
The piece urges health awareness and links kidney trouble to back pain and urinary issues. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy and tonic, claims cures for kidney and bladder problems, and offers sample bottle and pamphlet by mail in exchange for stamps. Kilmer & Co. is listed with Binghamton New York as the source.
A compilation of editorial quips on war motives and costs. Notes include Miles and Miles swim questions, gun prices and pay, railroad funds for defense, debt and taxation, wood use for paper, militia leadership, fear of teachers, relief needs in Cuba, sheep prices at a local sale, and political bets in McKean county.
The Penn Tanning Company invites stockholders to its Sheffield Pennsylvania office on April 12 1898 at 1 PM to elect a Board of Directors for the coming year and to transact other business as needed. Jerry Crary president and F E Graham secretary attest the notice.
Notice is given that administration of Maria A Wilkinson, late of Warren county Pennsylvania, has been granted to Henry P Hunter. All indebted persons must pay promptly and those with claims must present them properly authenticated for settlement. Warren Pa March 16 1898.
Letters testamentary granted to Effie M. Noyes extrx on the estate of Charles H. Noyes late of Warren Pa. debtors are warned to settle promptly and present their accounts duly authenticated for settlement at once. Warren Pa March 3 1898.
Clerks and officials publish a consolidated list of individuals and establishments across Warren County districts receiving retail or wholesale liquor licenses. Names include Schmutz, Moran, Schwing, Baldensperger, Leonhart, Erickson, Schwartz, Horton, Anton Deihl, Saunders, Edwards, Madden, Tabor, Gleason, Gray, Mead, Stricker, Bucklin, Hanchett, Ryan, Walden, Siggins, McMahan, Sweet, Campbell, Koch, Burch, Peterson, Paddock, Lallmang, Carmichael, Baldensperger, Horner, Griffin, Dalrymple, Fry, Krimball, Culbertson, Groat, French, Acocks, Clancy, O'Donnell, Le Roy, Hayes, Ellis, Gordon, and others. List covers towns including Tidioute, Youngsville, Clarendon, Columbus, Grand Valley, Sugar Grove, Brokenstraw, Glade, Corydon, Kinzua, Pine Grove, Pittsfield, Sheffield, Spring Creek, and South West. Clerk: F. M. Knapp. Warren, Pa., March 2, 1896.
Hereby given that an act to amend the act directing the mode of seated lands for taxes and unseated lands in a borough of Warren is paused to the second Monday of June next the 13th day.
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