Election Returns in Warren County Show Shifts in Pluralities
The Mail reports Warren County official returns with Col Barnett at 3052 votes and a 1176 plurality, Judge Brown 3171 votes and 1303 plurality, Mitchell 1311 plurality, Crandall 1039, Peterson 1470 leading the ticket. County commissioners re-elected. close auditor race won by McClellan by six votes amid party praise. Pennsylvania totals imply a 107000 plurality for Barnett and 25000 more for Brown. Kentucky Governor race contested with Taylor claimed by Republicans and Democrats hopeful.
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Warren County
Col. Barnett
Beacon
Gov. Stone
Judge Brown
Judge Mitchell
McKinley
Pennsylvania
Barnett
Kentucky
Taylor
Loyal Republicans Prepare for Next Year Victories
Col Guf fey Democratic State Chairman downplays defeat and cites Bryan nomination as possible. Insurgent leaders to meet in Philadelphia to assess campaign lines. Senator Flinn slated to head anti Quay forces in Western Pennsylvania. Dingley law customs receipts soar, October totals $18.8 million and early November daily average above $600,000.
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Col. Guffey
Bryan
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Flinn
Pennsylvania
Quiet wedding of Dewey and Mrs Hazen in Washington
The couple ApMigAL Dewey and Mrs Hazen married quietly last Thursday forenoon at Father Mackin's house in St Pauls church Washington DC and traveled to New York by regular train. They returned Tuesday night. The license lists him as 61 and her as 43.
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Apmigal Dewey
Mrs. Hazen
Father Mackin
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Washington, D. C
New York City
New York
Washington
Republicans Sweep Crawford County In Local Election
The Crawford county vote gave Republicans a near total victory with the sole non Republican winner being E. T. Mason for prothonotary, plus one commissioner and auditor going to the minority party. Barnett’s plurality reached 988 signaling a strong GOP shift.
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Crawford County
E. T. Mason
Barnett
Voting machines Impress Jamestown and Buffalo Voters
The Jamestown Journal reports voting machines used in James town and Buffalo performed with general satisfaction. They are praised for near perfection, their tallying capability, and instant result finality as polls close.
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Jamestown
Buffalo
Jamestown Journal
Nationwide centers mapped by population industry and agri output
An analyst maps the country showing population centers in Indiana, agricultural output in Iowa, and manufacturing hubs in northwestern Pennsylvania. Bank deposits in New York have fallen by 150 million dollars in six months due to a winter rule charging for country-check collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Iowa
Pennsylvania
New York
The Boer Demands Racial Supremacy in Conflict Over Franchise
A Boer speaker asserts homeland ownership and accuses outsiders of gold and diamonds motives. He pledges resistance to English citizens and warns of fighting should God wills it, citing 1894 conventions as breaking point.
Anti-Quay Forces Plan Aggressive Pennsylvania Opposition
In Philadelphia anti-Quay leaders met amid Reformers’ rancor after the beaver county victory. Attendees included Hastings Patton McCormick Flinn Martin Stone Wells and Vankenberg. They vowed immediate, wide campaign to unseat Senator Quay in 1900 with plans to target state representatives, senators and broader opposition nationwide.
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Philadelphia
Quay
Gov
Hastings
Centre
A.E. Patton
Clearfield
McCormick
Williamsport
Flinn
Allegheny
David Martin
Charles W. Stone
Warren
Calvin Wells
Chisholm
Weller
Bedford
Edward A. Vankenberg
Col. Barnett
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Mountain Escape as Elections Stir Dems and McKinley Hopes
The piece notes Aguinaldo’s flight to the mountains after reports of allied forces in the U S. It discusses London News predicting McKinley a likely second term while Bryan has little chance. It covers Emmons J. Swift’s solid county treasurer win in Chautauqua and Philadelphia bond plans for water system upgrades amid typhoid fears.
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The
London News
Bryan
McKinley
Emmons J. Swift
Chautauqua
Swift
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Erie County
Prosperity
Meadville Journal
New York
Troy
U. S
Murphy
Colorado
Denver
Cripple Creek
South Dakota
the Inquirer
Barnett
Allegheny County
Pittsburg
Creasy
Market prices surge across commodities in Dun's Review
The report notes cotton at 7.81 cts with a 21 cts year over year rise, wool up about 10 percent in two weeks, and Coates Brothers average at a peak since May 1893. Pig iron hits 25 for anthracite No 1, highest since January 1883, while hides reach a 1873 peak. Product prices lag behind.
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Coates Brothers
Dun’s
Democracy a Menace Says Maryland Republican
A Maryland Republican declares that strengthening the Democratic party aids national prosperity while weakening it guarantees stability. He calls the Democratic platform a terrible arraignment and asserts Democrats cannot deny the claim, warning businessmen would face universal demoralization if the Chicago platform were enacted in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Richmond Times
Democratic
Americans Make Debut in Paris Opera Comique Cast
The company engaged for the season at the Opera Comique in Paris includes three Americans: Miss Rose Reida of California and Clarence Whitehall of Chicago, who debuted last week, and Miss Fanchon Thompson of Chicago, engaged to sing Mignon. It marks the first time so many Americans appear on one Paris stage.
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Opera Comique
Paris
Rose Reida
California
Clarence Whitehall
Chicago
Fanchon Thompson
Red headed notes spark wry reminds from local papers
Bre R Smith of the Punxsutawney Spirit quotes a Franklin Spectator line lauding red headed men for energy courage loyalty and quickness in emergencies. The column adds a playful remark about a red headed woman and a request to pull a golden lock to understand.
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Bre’r Smith
Punxsutawney
Franklin Spectator
Croker and Cleveland Miscast Votes in Precinct Mixups
Richard Croker of New York asked for guidance on ballot marking after voting confusion. Ex-President Cleveland also voted in the wrong Princeton precinct and was directed to the correct polling place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Croker
New York
Cleveland
Princeton
Dreyfus Case Book Sought by Maitre Labort
Maitre Labort works on a new book about the Dreyfus case hoping to benefit France. He argues that a few scoundrels do not make a nation and a dozen demoralized officers do not represent the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitre Labort
Dreyfus
France
Crawford Wins Back Republican Dominance in County
The Meadville Tribune-Republican reports a decisive Republican victory ending Democratic control of county politics. The defeat of Capt. B. F. Smith for prothonotary is noted, as his opponent’s three-ticket strategy secured the office for the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Smith
Meadville Tribune-Republican
Money market rates and exchange figures from Manket report
Money on call at 6 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 5 5 percent. Sterling exchange shows bankers' bills at 4.85 for demand and around 4.81 for sixty days. Posted rates: 4.82. Commercial bills 4.81. Silver certificates at 59 4/60. Bar silver 58 4. c. Mexican dollars 4 7 4 c.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Prices Reported
The New York Produce Market lists prices for flour buckwheat and grains, with winter patents at 3.60 to 3.70 and winter extras at 2.55 to 2.90. Barley malting 45 to 49 cents fob afloat, rye No 2 western 59 59.5 cents fob afloat, cornmeal yellow western 80 to 82 cents, wheat No 2 red 7 cents fob afloat, oats No 2 29 cents. Butter and cheese quotes, eggs at 23 to 24 cents state and Pennsylvania, 20s to 21 cents western.
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New York
Minnesota
City
Brandywine
Duluth
Hay-Shipping
Western Creamery
State
Pennsylvania
Buffalo Market Prices Report Wheat Corn and Dairy
Buffalo prices show No 1 hard wheat at 71 5 8 to 73 3 4 cents, No 2 yellow corn 38 1 2 cents, No 2 white oats 29 cents, rye No 2 60 cents, spring wheat flour patent 4.25 to 4.30 per barrel, best dairy butter 23 to 26 cents, fancy full cream cheese 13 1 2 to 12 3 4 cents, eggs state 20 to 21 cents, western 19 4 20 cents.
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Buffalo
Flouer
Graham
Best
Western
Rio
Java
Japan
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo market results show cattle prices by grade including extra export steers at 5.60 to 6.00, heavy butchers 3.75 to 5.25, cows and heifers 3.40 to 4.55, veals up to 8.00, and calves 2.00 to 4.25. Sheep and lambs top at 5.00, hogs sold 4.20 for heavy and 4.00 for medium, with misc entries 4.66 to 4.07.
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East Buffalo
Land parcels in Kinzua Warren County Pa Seized For Sale
In Kinzua Warren County Pennsylvania a property including a two story frame dwelling and a frame barn is seized in execution and to be sold as the property of Mary E Fullerton at the suit of Kinzua Building and Loan Association. The description covers three adjoining parcels: a seventy square rod tract on Green Street with bounds to G W Green. an adjoining eight point six eight square perches parcel. and an eight foot wide east strip running 107 feet deep along Leonard’s Island road with bounds to Eben Fullerton and Alvernon Green.
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Farmington
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Thomas Marsh
Hugh Marsh
Register
Warren
J. C. Sollinger
Livonia M. Sollinger
D. M. Martin
Kinzua
County of
State of
Green Street
G. W. Green
Said Street
Leonard’s Island
Warren Street
Alvernon Green
Eben Fullerton
Ellen Fullerton
Mary E. Fullerton
Kinzua Building and Loan Association
Township of
Kinzua Creek
Johanna Gunning
Allegheny River
Cannons Island
Austin Needham
County of Warremand
Western New and Pennsylvania Railroad
Corydon Street
Old State
William Whitman
Marget Sa Rlene
Kinzua Building and Association
William H. Seeley
James D. Noel
Warren Academy
D. I. Ball
Sue R. Stranahan
Charles A. Wolcott
Sta
Sugar Grove
Pond
L. Northrope
Mary Thurber
George W. Boomer
Pro and
Minerva V
Minerva V. Boomer Defendants and Lena Eaton, Anna J. Eaton and C. H. Wicks
Fred D. van Namee
John A. Kinsman
Warren Borough
East Warren
Recorder’s Office
Oak Street
Laura Carl
Chautauquaational Building Loan and Savings Association of
Jamestown
New York
Garland
I. D. Howard
Main Street
John Wilson
Henry Crouse
Richland
Pleasant Township
M.E. I. Biddle
D. I. Newbold
M. E. S. Biddle
Crescent
Wayne Street
Flora O’neil
M. E. J. Biddle
George L. Clark
James Clark
Borough of
Recorder’s Office of County
Second Street
E. H. Trushell
A. Schellhammer
Samuel Frantz
Pennsylvani
Centre Street
South Garland
Ttafield Township
Leas
Tittffeld Township
W Street
Cat Street
Eisat
E. A. Allen
A. J. Wynn
Co. W. Stone
Garlands and Richland lots in Warren County Pennsylvania described
Public land description includes multiple parcels in Garland village Warren County with boundaries along Main Street Wayne Street and Crescent. References to deeds dated 1881 1886 and prior conveyances to John Wilson Flora O Neil and others with plots 80 by 202.
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan’s
Warren, PA
United States
Senate
Billy Mason
Africa
Philadelphia Times
Times
Germany
Europe
England
Cups
Majaba Hill
Aguinaldo
Charles Dewey
Vermont
East
Wisconsin
Neville Island
Manket Report
Clorss
Jacob Sae
Warren Savings Building
E. H. Beshlin
J. P. Jefferson
M. Knapp
Warren Vania
Fraub
Catherine Mack
Court of Common Pleas
Martin Cribbins
Kate Cribbins
Cribbins
Hine
C. E. Bordwell
Etters
Co M. Jack
Glade
Warren Co
Sean
Alex. Ander Erickson
Adm
al C. M. Shawkey
Alty
Iren
Sheriff's Sales
Pittsfield
Arren
Sai
Ning
Tomas Piusdas
Columbus
Conta
Deerfield
Spring Creek, Ist
Sheffield
Ist
South West
Auditors
Ise
ALS
Joan H. FusLieakt
Sheriff's Office
Matt
Rogers Block
New Boston
Gory, Manaver
ROYAL
of Ladies and Gentlemen’s
Allen
Kopf & Henry
Grocers
Liberty St
Water Street
Post Offlice
E.W. Siegfried & Co
China
Warren Savings Bank
Wtarren, PA
Ter
W. M. Lindsey
Gertrude Lindsey
Gertrude Fox
Emil R. Lesser
Admr
Katherine Parrott
Jones Smith
C. L. Smith
J. Tate
W. G. Owens
Chas. F. Stanton
B. A. Snow
Julia L. Neill
Samuel T. Neill
Helen Dusenbury
John E. Dusenbury
Wm. A. Dusenbury
WM. McCray
Register. Register’s
Morck & Kirberger, Jewelers
Opticians
Acme
Ideal
Cavalry
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Great Cash Grocery
Waters Sing
ESR P.D
Pickett Hardware CO
Syracuse Steel Plows
Planet Jr
the Pickett Hardware CO
Law’s’s
Phonograph
N. K. Wendelboe
Armstrong & McKelvey
Wendelboe
Liberty Street
TJ. Foley
Teaming
A. A.davis & Co
Exchange Block
Eee
National Uie Iy
Zeurslon Fates
Lanex
Miss Snit
Warren National Bank
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G. N. Parmlee
Andrew Hertzel
Charles Chase
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
H. A. Jamieson
Orficegs
G. Pal
F. E. Hergzel
Cashier
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