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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1898
Page
1
A Philadelphia Union League warning to Republicans urges voters to think before voting. The statement backs McKinley, denounces Swallow and Wanamaker, and warns against anti‑McKinley plots to swing Pennsylvania in the upcoming election.
The article covers Senator Penrose recounting a conversation with President McKinley during a Philadelphia peace jubilee visit. McKinley aims for a Republican Congress to back his administration and notes Pennsylvania’s pivotal role in the upcoming 1900 elections. He warns that a 28-vote shift could alter the House and favors continued imperial gains.
A Washington dispatch says Spanish peace negotiators show a pattern of delaying decisions on key issues. They may hope to gain concessions as U S pressure grows. Dewey reports the Buenos Ayres carries rifles and ammunition to Iloilo and will neutralize insurgent ships south of Luzon. Spain banks on Democratic wins to shift U S policy in Paris talks.
A long digest notes French politics, Cuban events, Manila releases, naval moves, stockpiles, and accidents. It covers Brisson’s resignation, Otis seeking funds, Spanish evacuations, troop movements, storms on the Great Lakes, deaths in New York and New Haven, and political shifts in France and Cuba.
Stay-at-home Republicans urged to vote Tuesday November 8 to support the Republican ticket. The message claims State Senators and Representatives elected then will vote in January for a United States Senator and implies a vote for Swallow equals a vote for Jenks.
The Easton Free Press argues that ant Quay plans threaten Republican supremacy for narrow individual interests. The Bradford Era notes the arrest of Senator Quay was intended as a bombshell, but the anticipated impact did not materialize.
A sermon outline discusses the good fight of faith from First and Second Timothy and Peter. It emphasizes inner and outer foes, humility before God, and victory through Christ, quoting Romans and I Peter to urge steadfast endurance and readiness for the crown of righteousness.
The text uses a sermonizing tone to urge full salvation through doctrine. It contrasts hidden spiritual sustenance with visible showers of blessing and advocates stark measures to shed worldly cargo.
Comment by Wm. K. Fisher urges focus on youth in Sabbath school and Junior League. The piece stresses children as future leaders, urges prayers and active help to keep them from drink and vice, and emphasizes how saving youth saves the nation. It cites biblical guidance and calls for strong Christian influence.
A narrator describes a shabby church on the town edge with kerosene lamps, dirty carpet, small dim windows, wooden chairs, and graffiti covered with grimy scripture. Inside, a discouraged congregation forgets how to kneel pray testify sing and live, prompting the question of a remedy.
A note quotes Wesley on temptation noting that minor unobserved incidents can open the heart to great sins. The proverb warns that the devil enters through small openings.
Under the name dynamion a new explosive has been introduced in Austria for blasting and other purposes. It is said to combine dynamite power with absolute safety during storage and transport. It is impossible to detonate it by ordinary mechanical impulse such as an accidental blow or friction.
A religious reflection prays for humility and restrained daily grace. It asks for wiser youth, generous giving that harms none, and for prayers to be answered only with wise requests, emphasizing disciplined living.
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