Warren County Republicans urge united vote for Parshall Cumings and Stone
A Warren county Republican endorsement lauds Representative Parshall and Senator Cumings as proven allies of farmers labor schools and veterans. It urges backing Treasurer Mitchell, Wheelock, Judge Lindsey, and Congressman Stone while denouncing Democratic attacks and urging Republicans to vote straight ticket Tuesday to keep McKinley era leadership.
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Harrisburg
Parshall
Warren County
McKinley
Cumings
Warren-Venango
James R. Mitchell
D. F. A. Wheelock
Lindsey
Jim” Mitchell
Capt. Wheelock
Mitchell
Uphold McKinley as Nation Prepares for Election Verdict
The article urges voters to sustain President McKinley in the coming election for Congress. It argues a Democratic majority would oppose his policy and hinder his aims, noting the global impact and the need for national unity and decisive action. The piece frames the ballot as a measure of public sentiment toward the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Congress
Senate
House
Europe
Spain
United States
Republicans urged to vote for Stone ally to block McKinley
A proclamation urges Republicans to back Hon. C. W. Stone and oppose Democratic candidate for Congress. It argues party control would shift to the Democrats, opposing the McKinley administration, and questions Republicans who voted for McKinley in 1896. It asks citizens to consider loyalty and the nation’s political ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
C. W. Stone
McKinley
Congress
State Tax Change Favors Farmers Under Republican Rule
The piece argues Republicans eliminated state taxes on farmers while Democrats did not. It notes landowners face local taxation, with county commissioners and school boards controlling rates, and claims the state provides aid funded by corporate revenue rather than individuals. Warren and Erie counties are cited with net gains from state funds.
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Warren County
Erie
Wanamaker Critiques Tax Inequality In Pennsylvania
The text claims Mr. Wanamaker objects to taxation fairness while noting Gov Hastings vetoed a mercantile tax bill that would have taxed large stores like Wanamaker's. It accuses Wanamaker of political posturing to sway voters and praises the veto at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wanamaker
Pennsylvania
Gov. Hastings
Sibley Voted Nonpartisan on Wilson Bill Recalled
In the 27th district race the speaker claims Mr Sibley voted against the Wilson bill though records show not voting. The argument accuses the candidate of shirking duty and compares him to Grover Cleveland who let the bill become law without his signature. Do not vote for a shirker.
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Sibley
Congressional
Grover Cleveland
Vote Charles W Stone for Congress to Back McKinley
A vote for Charles W Stone is a vote to sustain President McKinley and support the Paris Peace Conference. The message urges backing a Republican Congress to strengthen the administration’s standing in diplomacy and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Stone
Congress
Wm. McKinley
Paris
Get Out The Vote For Republican Collective Effort
The message urges Republicans and supporters of Republican policies to treat this election as a presidential campaign. It calls for voting and active work to prevent an off year for Republican victories.
General Hulings Musters Out December 31 1898
General Hulings, late commander of the 16th regiment, is to be mustered out December 31 1898 in company with other officers. The greater part of the volunteer force should also be sent home at once. The regulars can attend to all enemies of Uncle Sam if they want to fight.
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Hulings
Uncle Sam
Sibley Accused of Ruthless Tactics in Politics
The statement claims Mr. Sibley will use any means to advance his ends, fair or foul, but asserts voters will defeat him on election day despite his money.
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Sibley
Sibley ends brig holdings as voters rebuke trickery
SIBLEY'S barrel scene depicts brig knocked clear as boodlers flood opera houses and livery rigs across the district to hinder Republicans. Voters are urged to rebuke this petty tactic next Tuesday.
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Sibley
Bills in Congress See Little Legislative Action
Out of nine bills introduced by Mr. Sibley one moved from committee and then Mr. Stone led the push before the House. None of the measures became laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mr. Sibley
Mr. Stone
House
Vote for workers Stone Cumings and Parshall
A political appeal urging support for Messrs. Stone Cumings and Parshall as true friends of President McKinley, contrasting them with a wind-bag and urging labor backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Stone, Cumings and Parshall
McKinley
Cast Your Ballots for a Straight Republican Ticket
A brief notice urges voters to cast ballots for a straight Republican ticket in upcoming elections. It emphasizes party alignment without listing individual candidates or races.
Free Silver in 1895 Speech Sparks Pennsylvania Debate
The Kane Republican reports W A Jones, using his Congress seat to circulate Joseph C Sibleys 1895 House speech urging free silver 16 to 1. The piece questions why national issues and free silver are ignored in elections and warns the issue will influence lawmakers and a United States Senator.
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W. A. Jones
Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Democratic Committee
Sibley
United States
Democratic Party
Kane Republican
Stand by the man who stood by you
The letter praises Representative C. W. Stone for opposing tariff cuts on petroleum in 1894 and defeating the war revenue bill taxing oil. It urges oil operators to remember Stone’s efforts and to support him at the polls next Tuesday.
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Democratic House
C. W. Stone
Sibley
Stone
Mr. Stone
Republican rhetoric met with libel threat in exchange
An exchange accuses Mr. Wanamaker of bitterly attacking Republicans while threatening libel suits when faced with opposition. The text portrays a party dispute and suggests retaliation through legal pressure amid political fealty.
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Wanamaker
Progress as Patriotism in Ballot Endorsement
The piece frames progress as a patriotism driven vote for the administration’s acts and policy. It urges every loyal citizen to cast ballots for the candidate who will uphold the current administration of the president.
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Charles W. Stone
Congress
McKinley
Sibley Seen As National Disgrace If Stone Replaced
The Erie Dispatch argues replacing Charles W. Stone in the House with Joseph C. Sibley would be a national calamity and an insult to sound money Democrats, reflecting the party's 1892 defeat of Bryan and Sibley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Dispatch
Charles W. Stone
House of Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Wm. J. Bryan
California GOP poised for sweeping victory next week
The outlook in California favors a strong Republican win with fusion opponents disorganized and free silver fading. Republicans expect to elect the Governor six Congressmen and a Legislature that will send a Republican to the U.S. Senate.
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California
U.S. Senate
Jenks Defends Wanamaker in Strong Election Pitch
A dispatch mocks Jenks defending Wanamaker and other Republican adversaries. It argues Republicans should vote straight party ticket to rebuke Wanny and all kickers in the election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenks
Wanamaker
Swallow
Wanny
Pennsylvania Governor Race Cited as Choice Between Swallow Jenks
A Republican vote for Dr. Swallow is a half vote for Mr. Jenks, the Democratic candidate, and Republican voters should not be blinded to this fact. Either Col. W. A. Stone or Mr. Jenks will be elected as the next Governor of Pennsylvania.
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Dr. Swallow
Mr. Jenks
Col. W. A. Stone
Pennsylvania
Republican Critique of Pro-Congressman Support Influence
A critic questions backing a congressman who would oppose President McKinley calling it a queer performance for Republicans, a friend of sound money, or a believer in expansion of American commerce.
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McKinley
Democratic Victory Sought in Madrid Election Message
A Democratic win on November 8 would bring satisfaction in Madrid. The message urges voters to back the Republican Congressman to support President McKinley and aid his plans to settle the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
McKinley
Democratic managers urge vote for Jenks in Pennsylvania race
The piece argues Dr Swallow ranks third to push independents toward Jenks, with John Wanamaker backing Jenks as a Republican ally. It warns Republicans to remember Pennsylvania’s vote could shape Congress, oppose Bryanism, and favor Col. Stone and a full Republican slate to prevent Democratic gains.
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Dr. Swallow
Jenks
John Wanamaker
Warren
Col. Stone
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
National Congress
Congress
McKinley
Cleveland
Democratic bolters and sound money support in McKean County
The article notes Democrats publically bolting for Chas W. Stone in McKean County citing Byron D. Hamlin J M McClure and A P Huey as supporters of Stone and sound money. It contrasts Sibleys free silver stance with Stone’s record of nonpartisan service in the legislature lieutenant governorship and Congress.
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Sibley
Joe” Sibley
McKean
Congress
Byron D. Hamlin
J. M. McClure
Bradford
Pennsylvania
A. P. Huey, Esq
Kane
Chas. W. Stone
Washington
Vote Against Cheap Money in Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Times argues voters must elect only sound money candidates to Congress to avoid national calamity. It highlights Charles W. Stone in Warren seeking re election amid Republican disaffection fueled by Quay leaders and Sibley, urging support for Stone to oppose cheap money and repudiation.
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Congress
Pennsylvania
Charles W. Stone
Warren
Quay
Sibley
Stone
United States
Phila. Times
Procrastination of Spain Peace Commission Cited in Paris
Telegraph dispatch from Paris states Spanish peace commissioners delay seeks to gain favorable terms if Democrats win US elections. The note urges voters to back Republican Congressmen and the straight Republican ticket to pressure Spain.
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Washington Post
Paris
United States
Spain
From Denver to the Pacific ends Wyckoff journey
Walter A. Wyckoff finishes his cross country trek as a day laborer in the November Scribner's installment of The Workers The West. The piece details his time in Colorado mining camps and across the plains, concluding a notable magazine contribution.
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Denver
Pacific
Walter A. Wyckoff
West
Scribner’s
Colorado
Plains
Artful Dodger in Wilson Bill Vote Not Voting
The final passage of the Wilson bill saw Mr. Sibley not voting and not paired, effectively dodging the roll call. The official record is in Congressional Record 53d Congress second session page 8473.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
Congress
Unified Republican ambition backs McKinley era drive
The text rally urges strong support for a Republican Governor, Congress, and Legislature to align with President McKinley’s leadership. It exhorts collective effort, declaring persistence with the anthem don’t give up the ship and urging all party avenues to pull together.
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President McKinley
Pennsylvania and national issues color Twenty-seventh race
The piece argues in favor of Republican candidates in Pennsylvania, noting Pennsylvania politics mix national finance questions with local races. It contrasts C. W. Stone with J. C. Sibley, portraying Stone as sound on finance and Sibley as a free silver proponent tied to the Chicago platform. It cites Wanamaker, Dewey, and McKinley, and mentions apple crop data and national revenue trends.
Winter clothing sale at Jacob Keller Tailor
The article urges preparation for autumn and winter. It notes Jacob Keller in Warren county offers stylish durable clothing at low prices to fit men and boys for the coming cold season.
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Jacob Keller
Warren County
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Nervine Tonic
A testimonial style notice promotes a tonic as a universal cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims immediate relief from the first dose and guarantees a permanent cure, marketed by Hertzel & Saner in Warren Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertzel & Saner
Warren
How to Cast a Safe Ballot on Election Day
On election day mark a cross in the circle at the top of the first column to ensure your vote is counted. Do not mark in multiple places or you risk a lost ballot. Vote a straight ticket to avoid errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Common Pleas
Israel R. Raymond
Libellant
Dora M. Raymond
Borough of
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
John H. Fuellhart
Orville Holcomb
Emma P. Holcomb
Warren Borough
Lin Monson
Sophia Monson
Jonn H. Fuellhart
Alice Cooper Fish
Philip Fish
Ereas
Wedding Invitations and Programs Highlight MalIS Office
Elegant and affordable wedding invitations calling cards ball invitations and programs promoted by the MalIS office. Readable text notes secret society emblems and embossed designs on address cards available for selection at the Mar office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malis
Mar
Stone and Sibley contest for Twenty-seventh district seat
The Philadelphia Ledger argues the next U S House must be Republican to align with the administration. It endorses Charles W. Stone over Joseph C. Sibley, praising Stone’s record and opposing Sibley as a radical free silver advocate.
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Phila. Ledger
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Spain
Pennsylvania
Charles W. Stone
Cameron
McKean
William A. Stone
Stone
Commonwealth
House
Sibley
Twenty-seventh
Chicago
William McKinley
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Willis Cowan
Petey
Warren, PA
WM. A. Stone
Allegheny
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Lebanon
James W. Latta
Philadelphia
Galusha A. Grow
Susquehanna
Samuel A. Davenport
Superior Court
WM. W. Porter
WM. D. Porter
Pittsburg
W. M. Lindsey
State Senate
H. H. Cumings
Tidioute
E. W. Parshall
Glade
Brethren
MAIL
Judge
Wilton M. Lindsey
Mr. Patton
Assembly
Capt. Cumings
Mr. Parshall
Stone Or
Chicago News
Cpl. Warne
Cuba
United States Army of Occupation
America
Honesdale
Carbondale
White House
Meddler
Wm. C. Whitney
Annet Lyle
Porto Rico
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Episcopalians
Japan
St. Louis Democrat
Post Office Department
Titusville Herald
Pacific Coast
Maine
Michigan
Venango
J.C. Sibley
J. C. Sibley
Bryan
J. K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
J.c.sibley
Com. Gazette
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Bright
Kilmer
Boston
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Pickett Hardware CO
Syracuse Steel Plows
Planet Jr
the Pickett Hardware CO
Lin
the Warren Savings Bank
A. J. Hazeltine
C. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
G. H. Jackson
L. B. Wood
James Clark
M. B Dunham
L. K. Freeman
C. Sigel
Florence Barber
Clarence Barber
J. W. Dunkle
Wilbur & Schuur
Said County
Robert Bergman
Chas. A. Young
Bern & Young
Bergman & Young
Ee Reece
Java
Rio
Dold
Westphalia
Lord Dold
New Orleans
Acme
Lennox
Oak Leaf
Great Cash
G. H. Strickland
Roaea Rren, PA
George Laffenberger
Pleasant
Warren Co
T. G. Ball
Admr
Kane Summit Hospital
Heroes of
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
San Francisco Examiner
T J. Foley
Eee Moving
Neous Ng
Aea Davis & Office
Wendelboe’s
Liberty St
Painter
N. K. Wendleboe
China
Delft
E. W. Siegfried
Allen’s Shoe Store
P.O
Brocatelle
Morris
N. Greenland
Fies
Central State Normal School
Lock Haven
Clinton Co
Pastrong
Brostnes
Rusie
Eldon
Leck Haven
Warren Savings Bank
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