Warren county Republican primary slate announced
The notice lists James Brann Warren and A W Jones Chandlers Valley as Sheriff candidates, Prank M Knapp for Prothonotary, E J Kelley Sugar Grove and J H Bradley Pine Grove as delegates to the State convention, all subject to Republican primaries with primaries on Saturday April 7 and return convention on Monday April 9.
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James Brann
Warren
Warren County
A. W. Jones
Chandlers Valley
M. Knapp
E. J. Kelley
Sugar Grove Township
J. H. Bradley
Pine Grove Township
Antees
N.L
Pittefield
Pennsylva- Andrews
C. Cc
Cory
Penn
Pennsylvania
Bordwell
C. T
Bear Lake
Baker and Barnes
General Merchandise
Columbus
Bunch, Robert
Cigars
Beck
E. T
Coal
Ma H. D
Corydon
Byers
J. W
Cornyce
Baldensperger Brothers
Glade Run
Baker, William
Spring Creek
Blanchard
N. H
East Branch
Boeschlin
A. E
Warren Pennsylvania
Blair, J. K
Bergeren Aall
Boston
The
Dry Goods
North Clarendon
the New
Boots and Shoes
Boskie
R. C
Bayer
J.S
Furniture
Baldensperger
John
Ball Clothing Company
the George
Bigs
A.S
Buck, J. A
North Warren
Blandin
F. A
Cigar
Ae A. D
Kinzua
Blackman, D. G
Bump Ae Johnson
Brooks
Arthur
Boardman
E. A
Bicycles
Boardman, M. L
Machinery
Bourquin
Julius
Tidioute
Eee
Bucklin
C. P
General
Tidioute Pennsylvania
Miss L. A
Beshlin
Coal and Builders
Burene
Orra
W. D
Youngsville
George L
Sporting Goods
Coe
Sage
Cable
S. F
Corah and Huntington
Auction House
Canfield
M. B
Cramer
P. B
Corquon
Coates
E. L
Carmichael
Irvine
Cooney
E. W
Cross
U. D
L. A
Parthenia
Ey William
Garland
Cohell
Robert W
Davis Drug Company Limited
Dixson
F. H
DeLong and Company
H. R
Doty
J. F. and Son
Freehold
Donaldson Brothers
Damon
Alpheus
Dean
Eben
Russell
Enterprise
Davis
Mrs. L
Dunn
Driscoll
J. H
Drummond and King
Evans and Gordon
S. D
Ewald
Henry
Eastman
F. E
Lottsville
Francis, E. P. and Company
Francis and Putnam
Linge E. H
Fuellhart, Henry
Frear . E
Fiacke
Nations
Oee
H.C
Fehman Brothers
Fuller
T. B
Music Instruments
Freehold Pennsylvania
Grasser
Joseph
Tobacco and Cigars
Gray
Mrs
C. L
Gibb
L. J
Gardner
R. L
Lander Pennsylvania
Sapeey
Gleason
Laurence
Gotto, Joseph and Company
Greenland
N. and Son
Isa Warren
Grimley
W. F
Glenn
S. B
Griffin
J. A
Green
J. M
Cornplanter
Groat
Gustafson and Nelson
Sheffield
Horner
C. H
Himebaugh
Hatton
J. C. and Son
Horton, P
Humphrey and Nemeyer
Huntington
J. J
Hultberg and Simpson
Hunter, H. and Son
Hahn, William
Hazzard
C. A. Furniture
Pennsvenia
Hodges
E. My
Lander Pennayl Hasan
L. P
Sugar Grove
Houghtai!ng. i Fine Hardware
Van
H and Beeen General Merchandise
Hawkins
B.G
Bear Lake Ee
Grand Valley
Penn— N. N
Pennsylv
A. F
Pennsylvani
J. E
Com
General Merce
Paneiphveete Hatton
J. C.and Son
Hurley
Cigara and Groceries
Hill, G. M
Hinckley and Company
Neylvania
Ackley
Berg, Frank
Hertzel and Saner
Tageredt
A Enza
Boots and
Clarendon
Jordan, A. P
Jarecki Mfg Co
North Clarendon Pennsylvania
Kemble, C. and Son
Kinnear Brothers
Tobacco
Ennsylvania
M.E
Pennsylva
King
Klingensmith, Helen
Millinery
Groceries
Kinnear, F. D. and Company
Knopf Brothers
Kennett and Richardson, Nations
Kertcher
J. F
Kopf and Henry
Keller’s Sons
Kinzua Pad Company Limited
Kemp
G. G
Kolfrat and Dunham
Kofford, J. and Company
LaQuay
Loomis
Martha
Leonhart
Harness
Ager John O
Lash, L
Lesser
the Misses
Ladies
Lewis
R. H
D. L
Lloyd
H. E
Lalene
CU. J
Pennsyvania
Lockwood
John H
Lundquist
C.A
Lawson, H. S
Saybrook
LeRoy
Shelled
Gi LeRoy
Shortfield
Lane
H. A
McCarty
W.M
McMillan
McClintock
8. C
McCartne
McOwens and Company
Yiona
McOwens and
Eos
Morris, C.S
Maier, Co. V
Mix
W. H
Mickleson
Mrs. J
Boots
Matson
Mead, C.S
Mead, M
J.E
Merck and Kirberger
Moorhouse, G. W
Hardware
Magill Hardware Company
Metzgar, W. H
Miller
J. B
Cherry Grove
Muscarro
Peter
Morasca
Malone
Mullen, Thos
Meneo, Rosso
Moll
Mrs. H
McCall
D. M
Norris
George D
Nuttall
E. M
Eneral Merchandise
Near
Elroy
Newgreen and Hanson
Norton
B. E
Noble
A. J
Newton
Noblit
William G
Barnes
Offerlee
C. G
Chas. G
Ott, George
Orr, K. B
Werren
Olson
Meais
Oeeeee
O'Neil
Paddock
B. D
Peterson, Albert
Kaar
Peel, M. P
Pickett Hardware Company Limited
Paliiipe
Phillips, W.B
Pentz, J.G
Ers
A. M
Riwa and Stevens
Robertson
8Lvania Robinson
P. N
Scofield
Pennsyl. A
Pennyapia
Ryan
M. J
Russell, H. T
Russell, J. H
Bewley
Roberts
P Ivania
Ryberg
C.C
Swanson
E.C
Matthews Run
Sanborn
Nora
Stoneham
Parshall Backed as Steady Republican Amid Assembly Split
The Warren County Republicans are urged to support Parshall as a proven stalwart and ally of Senator Quay against Wanamaker insurgents who would split the party. The editorial praises long service by C. C. Thompson and C. W. Stone, argues for experienced legislators, and urges readers to trust faithful public servants over untried newcomers.
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Assembly
L.C. Baker
Columbus
Warren County
Sam
E. W. Parshall
Warren, Pa
Warren Co
Parshall
Senator Quay
Wanamaker
Harrisburg
Washington
C. C. Thompson
C. W. Stone
MAIL
John, Wanamaker
Bill Flinn
Martin
New Census Cuts In On Schedules For Enumerators
The 1890 census reduces schedules from ten to thirteen to four per enumerator, usually three. This streamlines population vital statistics manufactures and agriculture inquiries. The nation is divided into 300 supervisors districts and 50 000 enumeration districts for quicker, more accurate counting.
Carnegie Frick reach compromise to form iron and steel company
After five weeks of legal battling and newspaper comment Andrew Carnegie and Henry Frick have agreed to settle their disputes. They will pool their issues and funds to create a large iron and steel company with capital of 250 million dollars. Meanwhile Carnegie faces the prospect of dying poor unless towns accept free library donations from him promptly.
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Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Frick
Iron and Steel
Carnegie
Expansion advocates urge retention of Philippines after inspection
Bishop Potter President Schur man Admiral Dewa Senator Beveridge and Gen. Joseph Wheeler have visited the Philippines. They report after personal inspection they favor retention, a stance that supports the administration's policy toward eastern possessions and carries weight with thoughtful readers.
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Bishop Potter
Schurman
Dewa
Beveridge
Joseph Wheeler
Philippines
Potter shifts stance on expansion after Manila trip
BisuHop Potter, once against expansion, now accepts responsibility and says relinquishing the islands is too late. The piece notes Bishop Potter as a leading thinker whose views on expansion carry weight. General Hudson returns to Topeka Capital editorial desk criticizing Sheldon edition and stating no demand for a Christian daily.
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BisuHop Potter
Manila
Bishop Potter
Hudson
Topeka
Sheldon
No failures among major manufacturers last month
No failures were recorded among iron, cotton goods, or hat makers. Only five failures occurred across earthenware, brick, and glass firms, with woolen and leather industries showing even smaller counts than any year except one, yet Democrats remain unhappy.
New Jersey Good Roads Law Builds 440 Miles Since 1893
Since 1893 the good roads law has driven 440 miles of road in 13 counties at under 750000. This year 212 miles are planned at about 686626 with the state contributing 150000. The investment is not wasted.
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New Jersey
Bryan Calls Platform Conspiracy Behind Democratic Split
The passage notes Bryan saying opposition to the Chicago platform stems from a conspiracy. It frames the stance as a national press opposition to the platform’s principles. Bryan labels the opposition as a conspiracy to undermine the Chicago platform.
President McKinley Steers Right Timing in Policy
The passage notes President McKinley letting others speak while he acts at the proper moment. It credits Republican legislation for elevating the United States credit above all other nations, framing the country as financially superior today.
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United States
Billion Dollar Country: Agriculture Rises in Prosperity
An American Agriculturist analysis shows farmers' income rising with livestock, meat, dairy, and crops up significantly from 1894 levels. Cotton prices may boost Southern planters, while broader exports expand markets. The report argues agriculture is improving alongside industry and urban growth, signaling a long term upswing.
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Thomas B. Reed
Congress
United States
New England
Democratic Trust Critique Shapes Political Debate
A newspaper column accuses the Democratic National Convention chair and Ohio’s former governor of benefiting from cotton industry trusts and monopolies. It argues the party’s anti trust stance is hypocritical while claiming the Republican party will solve the trust problem, noting past Democratic Administration ties to trusts and urging party realignment.
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Great Trust
South
Ohio
Governor Roosevelt Urges Truth Over Falsehood in Politics
In a recent speech Governor Roosevelt insisted that the commandment Thou shalt not steal be enforced on politicians and that equally the rule against bearing false witness be applied to critics of politicians.
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Roosevelt
Bradford Star Critiques Wanamaker Meeting Stirs Change of Heart
The Bradford Star shows a mixed editorial tone praising insurgents while criticizing Honest Joe Sibley and Wanamaker revival meeting rhetoric. The paper’s editorials reflect an erratic stance and opposition to the established party line.
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Bradford Star
John Wanamaker
Joe” Sibley
Filipinos vow to resist until November belief in Bryan
It is believed Filipinos will mount a strong effort to hold out against U S forces until November because they have been told Bryan will be the next President.
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Fillipinos
Uncle Sam
Bryan
Bryan's Democratic Platform Built of Gravestones
A political graphic frames Bryan's platform as gravestones replacing policy planks. The piece satirically critiques campaign messaging and party priorities.
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Bryan
Going Down Hill Kidney Sufferers Urged to Try Foley’s Cure
Kidney disease sufferers face a slow loss of vitality and are urged to seek Foley's Kidney Cure without delay. The product is guaranteed and available for sale by J. M. Siegfried.
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Foley
J. M. Siegfried
Anti Diuretic Promises Quick Sleep-Soil Relief
A wartime era ad touts Dr E Detehon's Anti Diuretic at 1 dollar. It targets both old and young, claiming to arrest bed wetting at once for children and adults. Sold by Hertzel and Siner druggists in Warren Pennsylvania.
Digest of Readers Notes and International Commentaries
A collection of brief opinions and anecdotes from various sources. Items include remarks on Franklin and Mrs Sheldon lectures, early reception of a new monetary bill, praise for dining car service, shifts in views on Philippines self government, Democratic party humor, Secretary Root on Cuba governance, Republican infighting and reform critiques, Hungary and Norway political tensions, and Max Muller’s Sanskrit joke from Dom Pedro. Names include Franklin, Mrs Sheldon, Lewisburg News, Syracuse Herald, Secretary Root, Bradf ord, Max Muller, Dom Pedro, Oscar.
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Bishop Potter
Philippines
Syracuse Herald
Mamma
Root
Cuba
Bradford Ra
Hungary
Austria
Norway
Sweden
Max Muller
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Oscar
Pale and Sickly Children Grow Strong After Using Worm Powder
Ad claims a tonic named Sweet Worm Powder cures pale and sickly children and helps them grow strong and well. It advertises a 25 cent price and generic remedy language without medical claims or endorsements.
Roosevelt on Cromwell inspires April Scribner's issue
In Scribner's for April Gov Roosevelt continues his Cromwell monograph with the Irish and Scotch wars. The campaign ends as Cromwell's supreme military triumph and his last field command. Henry Van Dyke presents The Light That Failed Not in an outdoor lighthouse story. Tarbell writes The Charm of Paris, capturing its appeal through seasoned eyes. An installment on the Boer War in Africa also appears.
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Scribner’s
Miss Tarbell
Paris
Africa
Porto Rico exports rely on three crops says governor general
Governor General Davis reports about one eighth of Porto Rico is cultivable with 300,000 acres under cultivation. Of this 122,000 acres grow coffee, 61,000 sugar, and 4,200 tobacco. Fruits are underdeveloped though export potential exists. He sees sugar, tobacco and coffee as the immediate export focus. Sugar exports peaked at 170,000 tons in 1899, not posing a risk to U S sugar planters.
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Davis
Porto Rico
United States
NY Aeriff
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Borough of
Warren
Pennsylvania
Eldred Township
County of
State of
Thompson
L. B. Wood Company
John Erickson
John H. Fuellhart
Immigrant Influx Linked to European War Fears
The Albany Argus notes rising emigration to America as Europe seems preoccupied with wartime risk. It cites France focused on the Paris Exposition and Russia on the Siberian railway, suggesting no major war this year but potential in 1901. Immigration rose in 1899 by about 70,000. further gains may total 95,000 to 100,000 over 1899.
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Albany Argus
France
Russia
Siberian
America
Best Salve in the World Promoted by World Known Specialist
An advertisement claims a universal salve named Ban Ner Salve is prescribed by a renowned skin specialist. It touts healing for piles burns scalds ulcers running sores and all skin diseases.
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J. M. Siegfried
Crusade in Detroit Aims to Curb Fireworks and Toy Weapons
A Detroit crusade targets the Fourth of July celebration citing rising accidents and urging legal protection for youth. It calls for enforcement nationwide and bans on toy pistols cannons and fire crackers to curb dangerous displays.
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Detroit
U. S
April New Lippincott features long fiction and Crane piece
The April issue offers a complete novel and four short stories. Stephen Crane’s The Storming of Badajos launches his second World War series installment. Eben E. Rexford contributes Hints on Home Gardening with timely guidance.
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Lippincot
Tephen Crane
Badajos
South Africa
Eben E. Rexford
South American Nervine Tonice Cure Promises Relief
Advertises a digestive remedy claiming permanent cure of stomach weakness and indigestion. Promises immediate relief from first dose and universal effectiveness, with safe, pleasant use. Sold by Hertzel and Saner in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Washington Notes on parks funds and new post checks
Representative Grow has recovered. Col Quay stays in Florida awaiting Senate case on April 3. National park expansion gains traction with Gettysburg Antietam Chickamauga Shiloh and Vicksburg named, four more under review. Bills to issue post check notes replace paper currency and mail payments. Apple growing pamphlet issued by Agriculture. Illinois merchants push Chicago drainage canal extension from Lockport to the Mississippi to boost commerce and allow gunboat protection on lakes. Printing office building to be seven stories with electric elevators and fireproof design. Trusts and constitutional power over corporations debated. McClellan statue commission approved with $50 000 pedestal. Senate visits include a cat with a red leather collar and gold chain drawing notice.
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Col. Quay
Florida
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Chickamauga
Shiloh
Vicksburg
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Murfreesboro
Atlanta
Fredericksburg
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House Committee On Militia
Marsh
Illinois
United States
Treasury
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Department
Congress
Washington
Chicago Drainage Canal
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Sanitary Canal
Illinois River Valley
Government Printing Office
House Judiciary Committee
Ray
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
House
George B. McClellan
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Special Excursion to Washington Via Pennsylvania Railroad
On April 7 1900 the Pennsylvania Railroad runs its last special excursion to Washington from Erie to Lock Haven inclusive. Round trips priced from Erie St Marys Driftwood Renovo Lock Haven and intermediate points with various rates and a through sleeping car from Erie. Tickets also cover excursion tickets to Richmond Old Point Comfort Norfolk Virginia Beach Princess Anne Hotel at reduced rates. Contact agents or Harrar Williamsport PA for details.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Erie
Lock Haven
National Capital
St. Marys
Driftwood
Renovo
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Princess Anne
E. S. Harrar
Wiliamsport
Erie R R Excursion Tickets Offered at Low West Rates
Erie R R tickets are on sale at principal offices for one way and round trip excursions to Washington Oregon Montana and the Dakotas at very low rates. Agents will provide maps schedules and complete details. Contact D S Rowe Corry Pa or F H Garfield Jamestown N Y for information. Jacob Keller offers Warren tailors with all work performed locally.
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Erie R. R
Washington
Oregon
Montana
North
South Dakota
D.S. Rowe
The
Erie R.R
Corry
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Clerk's Notice in Bankruptcy in Western District of PA
Sheldon J. Cook of Warren PA, a bankrupt, seeks full discharge of debts. Creditors must appear in Pittsburgh on April 14, 1900 at 10:00 AM to show cause why the discharge should not be granted. William T. Lindsey, Clerk.
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Western District
Pennsylvania
Sheldon J. Cook
Warren
Warren County
Act of Congress
Pittsburg
William T. Lindsey
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