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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1895

Page

2

Warren Candidates for Republican Delegates Named

Authorized notices announce Hon. O C Allen of Warren and William Schnur Esq of Warren as delegates to the National Republican Convention, subject to 27th district voters. Also Harry W Neily of Warren named as delegate to the Republican State Convention, subject to Warren county Republican Primaries.

O. C. Allen Warren 27Th Congressional William Schnur, Esq Harry W. Neily Warren County

Republican Delegates Named Near Warren County

The Warren Mail reports Hon. O. C. Allen as a candidate for delegate to the Republican National Convention and notes Wm. Schnur, Esq. may also run. Venango counties may favor Warren candidates who could join Maj. A. C. Hawkins as a district delegate. />

Warren County Kane Republican Warren Mail 0. C. Allen

Stone Seen As Likely House Committee Chair

An observer forecasts Hon. C. W. Stone of Pennsylvania will again hold a key House role. Stone was the ranking Republican on the Coinage, Weights and Measures Committee, and his strong record may qualify him for the chair.

House C. W. Stone Pennsylvania Johnson North Dakota Stone

Twain and Family Enjoy Worldwide Prosperity Tour

Reports from Australia indicate Mark Twain and his family are widely celebrated on their voyage. He earns income from lectures and is publishing a travel book expected to become a major success.

Mark Twain Australia Colonies

Senate balance shift and Cuba issue in December session

The piece notes Democrats will be in the minority with 38 and Republicans with 42 as the new Senate convenes on December 2. It highlights C. W. Stone as chair of the Coinage, Weights and Measures Committee. It draws a parallel to Confederate recognition by Spain and urges US recognition of Cuban insurgents. It cites 450,000 bicycles sold in the year for 37 million dollars and 175 American bicycle makers, stressing the wage impact of cyclists.

United States Senate C. W. Stone Congress United States

Cleveland Third Term Talk Sparks Republican Alternatives

The piece notes Cleveland being discussed for a third term while suggesting Republicans will nominate a reliable, true-blue candidate. It frames the political outlook as unsettled and hints at Republican resistance to Cleveland’s continuation.

Cleveland

President Cleveland Defends Monroe Doctrine Stand

Washington dispatch reports President Cleveland has laid down a firm Monroe Doctrine position urging Britain to refrain from force over Venezuela. He urges continued steady enforcement. Pennsylvania Railroad seeks lower Pullman berth rates in cooperation with other railroads. Wayne County shows Republican leanings with Osborn carrying it in 1893 and Haywood winning this year. Republican vote declines noted across the state. Prohibition and Populist support also fall.

Cleveland Washington Dispatch Britain Venezuela Pennsylvania Railroad Co Pullman Wayne County Osborne Haywood

Fashionable bandanna fabrics headline season gowns

A Paris gown features a full front bodice of genuine bandanna fabric. The piece highlights bandanna style as a fashion statement this season as cities vie for prominence in hosting the next Republican National Convention.

Paris

Easton Man Named Northampton Sheriff First Republican To Hold Honor

Thomas Fenicle of Easton becomes Northampton County’s first Republican sheriff in the county’s history a novelty for the area and party.

Northampton Thomas Fenicle Easton

Judge rules beer is not an intoxicant in historic ruling

A judge recently ruled that beer is not an intoxicant prompting a remark that the judge could not have had an extensive practice at the bar.

Bradley Edge Ok Governor Bid Sets Record

Report notes Bradley leads in the Kenseer governor race with a plurality of 8 474 as the first Republican candidate. The piece comments on the saying about sins finding us and references a Boston Transcript quotation about detection.

Bradley Kenseer

Joking about Maryland politics and a Republican turn

The piece mocks Maryland Democratic control, noting the Governor's broad appointment powers and election machinery. It argues a coming Republican governor Lloyd Lowndes will usher in a statewide shift, prompting a general purge of Democratic officials and a chance for Republicans to govern.

Maryland Pennsylvania Baltimore Democratic Party Lloyd Lowndes

Principles and Aims of the Republican Party

The Buffalo Express outlines that the party will maintain its past principles and aims to rescue the country from Democratic blunderings. It calls for ending the Treasury deficit, reviving industry through Protection, and solving the currency issue, supported by leaders like Sherman McKinley Reed Harrison and others. It asserts the public’s trust and dismisses fears of a large corruption fund.

Republican Party Buffalo Express Treasury John Sherman William McKinley Thomas B. Reed Benjamin Harrison William B. Allison Levi P. Morton Buffalo Times

Turbulent Turkey Faces Division by Six Powers

Dispatches from Europe report Turkey being carved up by Great Britain Russia France Germany Austria and Italy. The Sultan cannot restore order as lawlessness and savage warfare persist while fleets and troops mass along coasts and borders.

Turkey Europe Great Britain Russia France Germany Austria Italy

Pennsylvania School Statistics From Governor Hastings Speech

Gov Hastings at Atlanta on November 14 cites that Pennsylvania has 14 783 schoolhouses 22 850 rooms 1 040 000 students 26 200 teachers and 73 146 300 dollars in salaries over ten years The commonwealth’s public school expenditure from 1885 to 1894 totaled 138 750 000 dollars and exceeds the combined expenses of Delaware Maryland Virginia West Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia and Florida.

Pennsylvania Commonwealth Delaware Maryland Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Gov. Hastings Atlanta

Oil production figures show Pennsylvania lags behind national demand

A Standard Oil source lists state oil outputs, placing Pennsylvania as the top producer yet still nearly 6.5 million barrels short of supplying half the nation’s total. Other states follow with West Virginia Indiana New York California Colorado Kentucky and more.

Standard Oil Company Pennsylvania Nombre West Virginia Indiana New York California Colorado Wyoming Kentucky Indian Territory

Divorce suit rule relaxed for married women in Lehigh court

In Lehigh County Pa Judge Albright held a divorce libel need not be signed by a next friend. The 1893 act grants married women full sue in all actions with the same effect as unmarried persons, though they cannot sue their husbands except in a divorce proceeding.

Common Pleas Court Lehigh County Albright

Baltimore Ends Horse Car Line Embraces Electric Transit

A European visitor notes Baltimore's horse car line elimination and the new electric system as the era's most surprising transit improvement seen in his travels.

Baltimore Europe

Record potato and onion harvests surpass prior year

The United States yields 282000000 bushels of potatoes, about 100000000 more than 1894, and onions reach their largest harvest on record. The bounties of 1895, agriculturally and politically, promise a memorable year.

United States

Secret Letters Signal Risk for Girls Hidden from Mothers

A vivid line warns that any girl hiding a secret from her mother or receiving a secret letter risks danger, highlighting the peril of secrecy and unknown friendships in a household context.

Wool duties urged by Western Republicans in tariff push

Philadelphia Press argues West Republicans will demand a wool duty while East Republicans may back it. The piece decries wool duty removal, blaming it for higher rag and shoddy use, losses to sheep growers, fewer sheep, and higher prices for pure woolen goods. It calls for repealing the sugar and wool provisions of the tariff bill.

Dubois Philadelphia

Pennsylvania at the crossroads of a presidential bid

A late Philadelphia Inquirer argues Pennsylvania should rally behind a native or long-associated candidate rather than Blaine, noting Senator Allison's ties to Bellefonte and the state. It questions whether Pennsylvania should nominate a president who has left the state, given historic roots of Blaine Harrison Grant and Lincoln.

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Inquirer Blaine Maine W. B. Allison Bellefonte Allison Harrison Grant Lincoln

Fifty-Two Dividends From a Three Dollar Yearly Subscription

The Independent of New York, a long standing weekly, offers fifty two dividends a year to readers. It highlights its 21 departments and strong literary and educational content. Subscriptions are three dollars annually, six cents per week, with samples available by request.

The Independent of New York Independent New York City England France Germany

Tours to Golden Gate and Florida by Pennsylvania Railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers personally conducted tours to California and Jacksonville with departures from New York and Philadelphia on specific January to March 1896 dates. California trips include a Mardi Gras stop in New Orleans and four to four and a half weeks in the state. Jacksonville tours run two weeks in the Land of Flowers with multiple January to March departures. Detailed itineraries are available from the Tourist Agent in New York or Philadelphia offices.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company California New York Philadelphia New Orleans Golden Gate Jacksonville

Bridge opening at Oil City limits river traffic

Notice to navigators from the Allegheny Valley Railway Co states the south and middle spans of the Oil City bridge are closed to boats and rafts until further notice. The north span, 113 feet wide, remains open with red lights on each pier and a green light over the center. Navigators are urged to unlash craft and pass singly to reduce danger. November 13, 1895. F. M. Ashmead, Resident Engineer.

Allegheny Valley Railway Co Allegheny River Oil City

Election echoes echo Republican victory mood across papers

A burst of editorials and comments from New York to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh hail the election as a decisive Republican landslide. They condemn Democratic policies, celebrate Ohio Kentucky Maryland gains, and warn against a Grover Cleveland third term while urging continued reform and national recovery.

Salt River Bath N. Y Grover Cleveland Harrisburg Venango Beaver Washington Jefferson Westmoreland Greene Huntingdon Berks Philadelphia Philadelphia Times Pittsburg New York Brooklyn Tammany Strong Buffalo Express Pennsylvania Ohio New Jersey Philadelphia Ledger Kentucky Maryland Pittsburg Dispatch Cleveland Party of Protection Tocsin Eadville Bradford

Wrightsville Local News and Social Notes Highlight Community Moves

Wrightsville reports a recovering hotel patient departing town and several births and relocations. Mrs. A Phillis plans wintering in Greenup Kentucky. Miss Marian Wright visits. Mrs. John Nelson improves from illness. G A R Post inspection followed by refreshments. Junior League speech contest rewards young participants. Housing changes, recent purchases, and several scarlet fever cases raise school closure fears.

Carl Jessie Smith A. Phillis Corry Greenup Kentucky D. J. Taft Arthur Grant Phillis Lake Chautauqua County Olive Wright Marian Wright C. L. Wright N. F. Wright John Nelson L. T. Borchers G. A. R. Post Lady Friends of the Post M. E. Church Allie Secor Church Street Jessie Cochran Lavern Horton Pearl Lapsley Dr. Stanford Dr. McNitt Frank Coleman A. H. Bailey Howard Pinney A. Secor Charley Gibson W. Klinesiiver A. P. Jones John Cochran Main Street James Blake R. C. Kelts Harvey Chamberlain A. M. Jaycox Will Trenouth van Etten Avenue Horton, Crary & Co Bert Secor Frank Austin Will Epstein Wm. Friedman

Winter Excursion Tickets on Pennsylvania Railroad

On November 1 the Pennsylvania Railroad Company began selling excursion tickets to major winter resorts in New Jersey Virginia the Carolinas Georgia Florida and Cuba at low rates. The railroad highlights its facilities and connections as a preferred winter travel line and offers an illustrated book detailing routes and rates from ticket agents.

Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Company New Jersey Virginia North South Carolina Georgia Florida Cuba

Guarding Against Croup A Guide for Young Mothers

Article explains croup origin from a cold and early hoarseness as the first sign. It urges prompt treatment and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent or stop attacks. Mentions sale locations Morris & Mullen Warren Pa and P B Canfield Corydon Pa.

Chamberlain Morris & Mullen Warren P. B. Canfield Corydon

Miles Standish Landing Marked by Stone Monument

The Squantum site in Massachusetts where Miles Standish landed on September 29 1621 was marked by a round stone monument placed by Daughters of the Revolution and kin dred societies. Descendants attended as Charles Francis Adams delivered the oration. Historical societies increasingly perform actions, not only write about them.

Miles Standish Squantum Mass Daughters of the Revolution Standish Charles Francis Adams

Farmer Faces Rancid Butter Challenge

The Oil City Derrick notes that while guarding against fake butter helps consumers, farmers may still trade rancid butter, leaving the average citizen with little protection beyond sniff tests.

Oil City

One Minute Cough Heals Distressing Hacking Cough

An advertisement claims immediate relief from a hacking cough with One Minute Cough by F. H. Dix. The short copy emphasizes distress, foolishness of suffering, and danger if not treated. No further details or endorsements provided.

F. H. Dix

Youth's Companion Announces Year of Notables and Offer

The Youth's Companion reveals a year of eminent writers and statesmen including three cabinet ministers. Topics include Arbor Day by the Agriculture Secretary, What the President Does, and Our Indians. Stockton, Miles, and Carnegie share apprenticeship reminiscences. A subscription offer includes a free 1896 calendar and a year of issues.

Herbert United States Hoke Smith Frank R. Stockton Nelson A. Miles Andrew Carnegie Columbus Avenue Boston

New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Fast Relief

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy sold by Noyes drug store. The product claims prompt relief of pain in the bladder kidneys back and urinary passages for both men and women including relief from water retention.

Noyes Drug Store

Subscription Expiration Notices and Arrears Request

A publisher asks subscribers to check their expiration dates and pay any arrears without waiting for a bill. The notice notes small individual amounts but large aggregate totals necessitate collection and asks readers to remit promptly.

Notices of Administrators and Executors in Warren County Pennsylvan ia

Etters of administration and testamentary on estates in Warren County Pennsylvania are granted to various executors and administrators including Boyd Marsh Corydon H Dalrymple and George H Higgins. Creditors and debtors are notified to pay or present claims for settlement at once or via designated attorneys.

Allen R. Kilburn Elk Warren County Penna Boyd Marsh Corydon Warren Co David Dalrymple Sugar Grove H. Dalrymple Augustus Johnson Pittsfield Pennsylvania Charles A. Peterson AGM Arren Orphan’s Court W.M. Lindsey Sarah E. Bohman Geo. H. Cramer Abraham Cramer Martha A. Miller J. H. Miller Fred E. Hodges Robert E. Miller Wm. Merkle J. P. Houser W. R. Dawson Levi Preston B.J. Ayers C. B. Ayers Margaret Graham Mary E. Twitchell Lawson B. Twitchell W. M. Lindsey

Nickel Plate Route Promotes Trains with Dining Cars

The Nickel Plate Road advertises convenient schedules between Chicago and Boston via Cleveland Erie and New York offering dining cars and luxurious sleepers at low rates to attract riders.

Nickel Plate Road Chicago Cleveland Erie New York Boston

Fragmented Price List Fragments From Local Trade Ledger

A garbled OCR fragment lists various commodity prices and units including apples butter beans pork cheese eggs onions lard flour and more. The text is incomplete with misspellings and stray characters, offering only scattered item names and price notes from a historical trade ledger.

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