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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
1
The Hunter's Cash Store advertises a large sale with low pricing on fabrics and notions. Bargains include Plaid Black Rainy-day Skirtings at 32¢ per yd, 54-inch all-wool at 1.25, French Flannels 35¢ to 1.50, and Shrunk Flannels in several colors.
A fragment from HOME MATTERS in Warren highlights a child’s bedtime prayer and a rush of local notices. It lists political campaign prompts, millinery stores, travelers, pensions, sales, and upcoming events with community names such as McKinley, Warren, Miss SILL, Miss ELIZABETH M. LESSER, and J.S. Smith.
The piece urges Republicans to vote strictly for the Republican ticket in the next election. It calls for unity among party factions and advises voters to mark the circle at the head of the Republican column. It warns against aiding the Democratic Party by voting for any Democrats or scratching the Republican line.
Multiple notices from the MAIL office demand payment. Debtors are urged to remit funds promptly to satisfy printers and paper makers and to support the "old reliable Maru" as debts accrue.
The New York Tribune reports that major state papers project 303 electoral votes for the Republican national ticket out of 447. Colorado Missouri Nebraska and Nevada totaling 32 votes are doubtful. Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas and Virginia are conceded to Bryan.
Lincoln Lew was at Lottsville last week and attempted to deceive voters at the Emery meeting. The next morning he complained to Boxer Dave that the hoboes would not come out, but they will be out next Tuesday to show Freehold voters they won’t be insulted. Warren county voters are onto Bolter Lew.
Undisclosed group of campaign tricksters reportedly prepares last minute falsehoods to mislead voters. Text claims Emery campaign plans to dump vile material too late to refute.
The account notes John J. McLaurin praising Warren as God’s country and describes the Republican meeting as a corker. It mentions Charles W. Stone regretting siding against the event and highlights the parade’s abundant display of hundreds of dainty girls blowing horns and waving white handkerchiefs with few hippies or rowdies.
The message urges voters to cast a straight prosperity ticket in the presidential race warning that splitting the ticket risks nullifying the vote. It stresses choosing the straight ticket to ensure the vote counts and avoid mistakes.
Tickets for the Y M C A Star Course are priced at 1 and 1.50. Reserved seats for the entire series at Library Hall on Saturday November 10 at 7:40 PM. The series opens with Brockway Grand Concert Co on November 26 followed by Frank R Roberson December 7 Sam Jones January 16 Slayton's Jubilee Singers February 14 and Elias Day March 19.
The week features parties at Irvine Park and Miss Romaine Hall with strong turnout. A 500 strong Warren Republican parade in Oil City and a 4 000–strong display across Warren Venango and McKean counties mark political energy. An elevator accident at Penna avenue hotel injures Mrs Ellen Cousins but she recovers.
Real estate transfers for the week list transactions in Brokenstraw Pine Grove Farmington Conewango Youngsville Glade and Youngsville. Names include Stephen L Mead Ulysses Mead Violet J Everett E W Thompson L N Benninghoff Wm J Stanford Martin Amann C C Mead James G McKee John Johnson and others with transfer amounts from 1 to 1575 dollars.
Reports from Freehold indicate a sparsely enthusiastic Emery and Lee rally at the Wesleyan church on October 25. Local figures like T I Baker and Pelton presided as Democrats defended Sibley and attacked the oil trusts amid a wary crowd.
The 1897 game law barred purchase or sale of deer pheasants quail wild turkey and woodcock within the state. Interstate commerce restrictions are removed by the Lacy bill making it unlawful to buy or sell these game items in Pennsylvania regardless of origin. Hotels and restaurants cannot supply or display them for sale.
After exposure or onset of a cold take Foley's Honey and Tar. It never fails to cure and will prevent pneumonia or consumption. Do not accept substitutes. Nothing so good. J. M. Siegfried. Wanted a St Bernard puppy address D S Kennedy Warren Pa. Vors straight.
In Grand Valley Pennsylvania a daughter was born on October 29 1900 to Mr and Mrs Frank Haehn. The notice records a new arrival in the Haehn family and identifies the parents.
In Warren on Oct 25 1900 W H Radspinner and Flora Barnes wed at the Barnes home officiated by Rev S M Nickle. In Youngsville Pa Richard Collins of Warren and Lenora Akely of Russell Pa wed Oct 27 1900. In Jamestown N Y Clyde H McKalie of Tiona Pa and Virginia Marie Crosby of Weldbank Pa wed Oct 23 1900. Wilbur McKean and Mae Swab wed Oct 23 1900 at the bride’s parents residence Limestone Two.
Notices report the deaths of Roscoe Ensworth in New York City aged 16 years 10 months and 27 days with funeral held at his grandparents home Rev J C MacDonald officiating. Also Mary A Jones aged 76 years 5 months 12 days in Ackley Pa and Susan Tubbs aged 67 in Sugargrove with burial at Spring Creek. Camp of thanks from Frank M Knapp and family expresses gratitude for floral tributes and sympathy.
Friday and Saturday November 2 and 3 shoppers may save on china closets at N. Greelund and Son's Exchange Block. The ad promises “regardless of cost” and urges customers to come and get the benefit of the sale.
Call and be suited for Miss Sills latest millinery collection. Best and latest designs offered at the lowest prices with new arrivals and cheerful service.
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