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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1900

Page

5

Warren Borough Officials List and Roles

Borough officers include Burgess Frank Barnhart and Town Council members L T Borchers B G Gregory Jos Hill John Masterson Levi Smith C Schimelfens E T Hazeltine O W Beaty S Frantz D L Lewis G W Harmon T B Clawson. Clerk E H Beshlin Treasurer A J Hazeltine Justices H S Perry and C H Meacham. Collector E R Peirce Attorney Wm Schnur Engineer D F A Wheelock. Constables for wards one through four listed. School Directors named.

District and County Officers List

District and County officers include Members of Congress Joseph C Sibley Senate Henry H Cumings Assembly E W Parshall president Judge W M Lindsey Associate Judges J H Sandstrom Z T Weaver prothonotary Frank M Knapp Register and Recorder Chas D Crandall Sheriff John H Fuellhart Treasurer James R Mitchell County Commissioners J F Mstead H M Preston Commissioners Clerk Fred B Jackson District Attorney C A Peterson Co Supt Schools H M Putnam Jury Commissioners A Putnam W R Dawson Coroner Dr W S Peirce County Auditors Geo M Pelton A M Bennet Frank McClellan County Surveyor D Rounce W J F A Wheelock

Congress Joseph C. Sibley Senate Henry H. Cumings Assembly E. W. Parshall Fred B. Jackson C. A. Peterson H. M. Putnam H. A. Putnam W. R. Dawson W. 5. Peirce Geo. M. Pelton A. M. Bennett Frank McClellan D. Rounce

Aggressive Oleo Crackdown Led by State Dairy Chief

Harrisburg reports show the state agriculture department led by Farmer Cope is intensifying prosecutions against oleo sold as butter. Officials say over 3,000 samples have been collected this year, with 983 arrests and about 700 suits filed since January, as Governor Stone directs thorough enforcement.

Harrisburg State Department of Agriculture Farmer Cope Dairy and Food Commissioner Philadelphia Pittsburg Cope Stratton Department of Agriculture Hamilton Stone Yellow Journal

Quay Addresses Pennsylvania Political Divide in Senate Fight

Philadelphia report notes Pennsylvania politics focus on electing a Republican U S senator to succeed Col M S Quay. Quay rebukes coalition of Martin Flinn Wanamaker and Guffey Democrats, defends ballot reform, and denounces Philadelphia press as partisan. He criticizes rivals for lacking a candidate and asserts Republican unity for January Harrisburg vote.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania United States Col. M.S. Quay Harrisburg Senate House of Representatives Martin-Flinn-Wanamaker Guffey Democrats Col. Quay Philadelphia Academy of Music McKinley Keystone Quay Republican Organization Republican Party Republican Party of Republican Organization of Guffey Pattison Democratic Party The Press the Times Record the Ledger Evening Telegraph Isefil Carseness Horace Greeley

Dr E Detchon’s Anti Diuretic Claims Quick Sleep Relief

Advertisement states Dr E Detchon’s Anti Diuretic can help children who soil bedding from bedwetting and promises relief at once. Marketed by Hertzel and Saner druggists in Warren Pennsylvania with a $1 price and a $100 implied value.

New Mail Office Envelopes Debut at Main Wired Line

Readers urged to subscribe now for the latest novelty The Main Wired Envelope priced similarly to the old style invites trial orders and prompts readers to consider whose mail they are reading.

Kidney Cure Helped Frostburg Man Recovery

J Odgers of Frostburg Maryland reports a kidney complaint attack ended after using FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE. He says relief came quickly and he was perfectly cured after taking two bottles. J M Siegfried.

J. Odgers Frostburg Foley J. M. Siegfried

The Main Wired Envelope novelty at the Mail office

The Mail office promotes a new envelope called the Main Wired Envelope with low prices for ordering business cards printed on the envelope. Call to see available options and details.

Not Always the Loudest Speaker Is in the Right

A concise adage notes that speaking loudly does not prove correctness in disputes. It emphasizes listening and reason over volume, suggesting truth often lies beyond loud assertions.

New Plays From Novels Dominate Stage Plans

William H. Crane will star in a stage version of David Harum. Jacob Litt adapts Caleb West. Henry Miller appears in To Have and to Hold. Hackett to act in Richard Carvel. Marie Burroughs in The Battle of the Strong. Mary Mannering set for Janice Meredith. Julia Marlowe in When Knighthood Was in Flower. Otis Skinner’s Prince Otto based on Stevenson's novel. Frohman plans Red Pottage adaptation. Dixey returns to prominence next season. Dr. Weir Mitchell’s Adventures of Francois being staged with Dixey in lead. Viola Allen in Marion Crawford’s In the Palace of the King and later The Mantle of Elijah.

William H. Crane David Harum Jacob Litt Caleb West Henry Miller James K. Hackett Richard Carvel Marie Burroughs Mary Mannering Janice Meredith Julia Marlowe Otis Skinner Prince Otto Stevenson Frohman Henry E. Dixey Dr. Weir Mitchell Francois Dixey Viola Allen Marion Crawford Zangwill Elijah

Animals that Swim Across the World

The article notes that most ruminants are strong swimmers and that many animals such as hedgehogs and bats can swim. Wild pigs in southern islands reportedly swam ashore from wrecked ships, debunking the myth that swimming pigs cut their throats. Camels cannot swim well but can be taught to swim with aids. during the 1898 Beluchistan expedition camels were lowered from ships and drivers helped push them ashore.

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Literary Bits and Heritage News Highlights

A survey notes seven of twelve recent short stories feature a heroine marrying at 25. Ruskin executors Norton and Harvard scholars say Ruskin left manuscripts in order, implying he sought to control printing before death. Irvington house sold to Henry Graves Jr with small changes and nine acres along the Croton aqueduct. An annual In Memoriam notice for Lord Byron runs in the London Times, and a Byron admirer funds yearly roses and Westminster Abbey inscription discussions.

Charles Eliot Norton Harvard Ruskin Washington Irving Irvington N. Y Henry Graves, Jr Irving Croton Lord Byron London Times Hamilton Gardens Westminster Abbey Byron

Global trivia and misread health notes appear in 19th century roundup

A pamphlet style summary reports statistics on frog farms printing in China 202 BC and global cotton and corn crops in 1899. It notes U S cotton share, world population afloat, and railway telegraph poles in Georgia. Bucks county court census lists odd causes of death with quirky spellings.

United States China B. C Savannah & Stateboro Georgia Austria-Hungary Argentine Italy Orphans’ Court Bucks County Hart Parlas Parallya Hart Truble Newmania

Navajo Hogans Built With Ceremonial Skill

In New Mexico and Arizona Navajo homes, the hogan, built under strict hereditary rules, are raised with ceremonial rites. The shelter sites favor mesas and cedar groves, with frame timbers arranged to precise cardinal directions before cedar bark and earth seal the dwelling.

New Mexico Arizona Navajo Reservation Hosteen Squaw

Requisite to Happiness from Chicago Daily News

Quotations emphasize happiness through purpose love and hope. The note credits the Chicago Daily News with the idea on happiness. It mentions Best Job Printing at the Mall Office as a separate line item.

Chicago Daily News

The Largest Stock in Warren To Choose From

Local ad lists Hanan and Sons E H Stetson Co Baker and Bowman Utz and Dunn and Levis and Pifers Ladies Fine Shoes. Call Golden Horse Shoe at 309 Second Street Warren Pa for details.

Warren Hoffman Building Liberty and Second Streets Dennis Keller’s Sons Second Street Hazeltine Building Liberty Street W. W. Wilbur Baker & Bowman Co Utz & Dunn Levis & Pifer’s Ladies’ Fine Shoes Golden Horse Shoe No. 309 Second St Warren, Pa

Bargain Feast Offer Invites Shoppers To Save Money

Not a banquet but a bargain feast invites all to save money on reliable goods at low prices. The promotion promises legitimate methods and value filled to the letter, appealing to shoppers and their friends.

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Local Directory Railroad Guide Philadelphia & Erie B. BR Eastern Standard East West New York B. R Seere Express Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh R. R Warren Borough Officers Anes C. McAlpin Third Street R W. Stuart Hoffman Block W. Dunkle Ae Ith & Andrews Attorneys At Law Liberty Wae J. G. Smith M. Andrews Charles W. Stone Ralph W. Stone First Nat’l Bank Supreme Courts of Penn United States Courts John Sill & Son E Block Water Street Exchang F. E. Sill John Sill Daemlee & Lindsey Attormneys Jonnson Edward Lindsey O. Parmlehr Ward Lindsey Irstuw Geo. Ball’s T. Danforth H S. Perry Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer Woodard & Lesser Wees & Schnub WM. Schnur Be & Thompson Attorneys of Law Beaty Block D. I. Ball, c. CG Thompson Allegheny Belks Berks Blair Cambria Chester Clearfield Columbia Seikval Ors Keen Lee Peere Crawford Dauphin Delaware Erie Fayette Indiana Jefferson Lawrence Bae Lehigh Eeseesee Luzerne Mercer Philadelphia Weekly Agustus Ruggles Greater New York Medical Association Diamont Diamond Drug CO W.b.way N.Y Strong First National Bank F. H. Rockwell F. K. Russell Warren County Penn’a England Ireland Scotland Europe National Line of Tron Liverpool Queenstown Antwerp Hamburg Bremen Havre Paris Gothenburg Christania Copenhagen C. Smith & Son Goker & Son N.greenland & Son C. R W. F. Henry Warren Savings Bank
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