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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1902

Page

4

Warren County Returns Dozens of Republican Winners

The Mail lists annual election returns with Republicans sweeping offices. Governors winner Pennypacker by 1241, Lieut Governor Brown 1601, Secretary Internal Affairs Brown 1787, Congress Sibley 1865, Senate Cumings 1848, Assembly Baker 1093, Register Crandall 1557, County Commissioners Hagberg and Downing, Auditors Bennett and Thompson elected. Coroner Dr. W S Peirce re elected with no opposition. Jury Commissioners Farnsworth and Fred Baldwin chosen.

Warren County the Mail Pennypacker Brown Internal Affairs Congress Sibley Senate Downing Bennett Thompson W. S. Peirce W. J. Farnsworth Fred Baldwin

Mud-slinging fails in state election results

The article notes that abuse did not win votes as Pattison and Swallow express disappointment at low statewide support. In Warren County Democratic attacks against Capt. Cumings and Charlie Crandall backfired, with Cumings leading by over 2800 and Crandall by 1557, signaling a clear voter rebuke.

Pattison Swallow Warren County Capt. Cumings Charlie Crandall Warren Venango

Watterson Endorses Gorman as 1904 Democratic Hope

The voice from the tombs fires a warning about a demoralized Democracy and backs ex-Senator Gorman of Maryland for president in 1904. Watterson calls him "worth a dozen Hills" or "a thousand Clevelands" depending on viewpoint, noting the choice is controversial yet debated.

Watterson Democratic Party Gorman Maryland Col. Watterson

Cabinet Chamber chair hints at ninth department

In the new executive building adjoining the White House an extra chair was added to a council table for ten, nine seated. The chair signals confidence that before Congress ends a ninth department will be provided with a Cabinet officer in charge of commerce and commercial relations.

White House

Senator Cumings Wins Large Plurality in Warren Venango

The Republican Senator Cumings celebrates the largest plurality in the district across Warren and Venango counties with 2849 this year versus 1276 four years ago. He notes he will be a better member in a second term, citing 1001 plurality in Venango and 1848 in Warren.

Cumings Warren Venango Venango County

Cameron County Election Report Shows Democratic Gains

Judge Pennypacker leads in Cameron County with 125000 plus, Wm Brown 159000 and Isaac Brown 174000 statewide. The electorate elects two Democratic commissioners and a Democratic Assembly member while Harry Mullen loses to Elk county influence.

Cameron County Pennypacker Dresser Assembly Harry Mullen The Press Elk County Mallen Judge Pennypacker Wm. M. Brown Isaac B. Brown Pattison

Noted Murder Trial Ends in Not Guilty Verdict

The Molineux murder trial concluded last Tuesday morning with a not guilty verdict, freeing the prisoner after almost four years of imprisonment.

Molineux

Election Echoes and Party Shifts Across States

The long ballot and betting craze mark election aftermaths. Delaware lingers in deadlock with Addicks, Potter County backs Republican John Ormerod, and Massachusetts Socialists emerge with strong 40,000 votes. Nebraska Wisconsin West Virginia Idaho Montana and Colorado swing Republican gains. Rhode Island split. Kansas rides Republican ticket to victory. Hallowe'en pranks derail a Pere Marquette engine in Detroit.

Delaware Addicks Potter County John Ormerod L. B. Seibert Massachusetts New England Hallowe’en Detroit Pere Marquette West Detroit

Timely Topics Reflect Edits, Tariffs, and Apple Trade

An Iowa editor is robbed of 1300 dollars in money and jewelry at home. Germany pursues tariffs on food animals and meats. Electoral College totals predict a Republican win. American apple shipments rise with export barrels up from prior years. One dollar equals 2.50 Mexican silver. Rummage sales barred as health risk. Gen J P S Gobin plans retirement from guard office. Pennsylvania apples scarce but US yield may double last year with NY dealers optimistic about 1896.

Germany Atlantic J. P. S. Gobin Third Brigade N.G. P Guard Pennsylvania United States New York

A Deversoning Portrait of David Hill From Devery

The critique by New York boss Big Bill Devery paints David B. Hill as a cold distant politician. He claims Hill cannot meet eyes and mocks his public image with vivid metaphors. The passage stages a sharp political attack amid Saratoga era discourse.

David B. Hill Bill” Devery New York City

Pennypacker Beats Pattison in Pennsylvanian Race

Bradford Era notes Pennypacker’s plain, practical proficiency and probity prevail as Pennsylvania voters favor Pennypacker over Pattison amid prelude to politics. Elegant wedding presents advertised by Morck & Kirberger's with large stock and low prices.

Pennypacker Pennsylvania Pattison Bradford Morck & Kirberger’s

Kidney Trouble Remedy Promises Relief from Swamp Root

A newspaper advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder issues including Bright's Disease. It offers a free sample bottle and an informational book by mail to readers who mention the paper, with bottles sold nationwide through druggists.

Kilmer Bright Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Swamp Root

Governor Pennypacker Sees Victory as Duty and Policy

Judge Pennypacker spoke after his large gubernatorial majority praising honest public management. He linked the win to support for the President and Republican leadership, urged Pennsylvania to uphold high standards, and stressed responsibility over elation. He called for state governance equal to America’s best and a pursuit of progress inspired by the founders.

Colorado Judge Pennypacker United States Pennsylvania

Andrews in Florida with Quay party for arrest

The Harrisburg Telegraph notes W R Andrews, Republican State Committee secretary, traveled to Florida with Senator Quay and party for an arrest. He is praised for diligent service in organization and campaign effort.

Harrisburg W. R. Andrews Republican State Committee Florida Senator Quay Arest Andrews

McKinley Memorial Association Reports Cash to Build Canton Monument

The McKinley Memorial association announces 550000 dollars in hand and imminent start on the monument at Canton. The update signals readiness for construction and confirms the fundraising progress.

Republics McKinley Memorial Association Canton

King Edward Birthday Attended by Emperor William

King Edward marked his 61st birthday last Sunday with Emperor William of Germany as the chief visitor. The event highlights a rare royal gathering and reflects ongoing cordial ties between Britain and Germany.

Edward Emperor William Germany

New Styles In Fall and Winter Cloths by Jacob Keller Tailor

Jacob Keller, the tailor, introduces fall and winter clothing collections with best workmanship and the lowest prices. The ad promises quality garments at affordable rates for local customers.

Jacob Keller

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