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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1903
Page
4
The editors urge prompt payment of arrears for the weekly paper. They warn against owing and delaying, stressing that a nimble sixpence is better than a slow shilling and that money is needed in the printery. Prompt-paying patrons are praised while those who avoid dues are chided.
In Greater New York Bishop Potter blames voter impatience for ideals imposed without practical fairness as analysis shows Low’s eight districts are the least crowded with few foreign-born residents while McClellan’s gain clusters in dense, foreign-born areas. Brooklyn politics reflect split tickets and reform pushes. The Illinois Supreme Court rules a fire insurance policy void when a tenant violates a prohibited explosive use, even without the owner's knowledge.
Harrisburg warns of a one third delegate cut at the Democratic State Convention due to a light fall vote. Warren County will send only one delegate next year instead of two. The note also surveys Panama canal prospects, rural letter carrier pay, King Edward’s birthday, New Jersey railroad taxes, and national congressional action.
The fifth page table shows Warren county Republicans backing State Treasurer Mathues with 1359 plurality and Auditor General Snyder with 1338, beating figures from two years ago. Other notes cite Sheriff Brown and Prothonotary Putnam strong in home districts and GOP gains across Bucks Lehigh Luzerne Allegheny York.
The Philadelphia Press notes Ohio’s decisive Republican victory as proof of the national trend. It praises Myron T. Herrick as a high minded governor and Tom Johnson’s defeat as a rebuke interwoven with Mark Hanna’s Senate reelection seen as a strong national leadership.
Advertises annual rates for various papers including Tusk Mar and the New York Tribune Farmer at 150 dollars per year, the Tri-Weekly Tribune and the Mam at 2 dollars per year, urging readers to subscribe now.
The First National Bank of Allegheny, closed two weeks ago, is solvent and may reopen. Federal National Bank of Pittsburg, also closed, is expected to reopen after a short run. St Louis saw a brief run. banks still meet contracts. Many rail and industrial securities fell, yet bank failures were fewer than usual, indicating overall strength. Also notes about Baltimore trusts and wage advances for American glass workers.
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