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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1899
Page
2
The plan would lift total U S money in circulation toward 2 billion dollars as November 1 totals show 1,963,716,148 with exports surpassing imports boosting funds abroad. Woolen mills recover from Wilson tariff era as demand for American wool rises and industry resumes full capacity.
Advocates of low tariffs are urged to compare October exports of 1899 at 12 764 786 with October 1894 at 83 653 121 and October 1895 at 87 090 972. The twelve month totals end October 1899 at 1 296 890 845 versus 809 849 289 in 1895 under Wilson law.
The piece notes rapid American investment in Cuba, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philippines as U.S. capital seeks tropical goods. It argues that 250 million dollars yearly spent abroad on these products could stay in the United States if domestic production expands, with profits captured locally.
The MaIL adds the New York Tri-Weekly Tribune to its club list. It will be mailed post paid to all subscribers for $1.50 per year or $2.25 with the Mail and Tribune. The paper promises six pages three times weekly and urges subscriptions for local readers.
The deed transfers the Washington house from Mrs. Dewey to Admiral Dewey’s only son George G Dewey amid public scrutiny over the general’s personal gifts. The transfer occurred last Tuesday in a move seen as appropriate by observers.
State Senator E B Hardenbergh of Wayne county attracts discussion across the state as Republicans weigh his bid for Auditor General. Several other contenders seek the office and a hard battle is anticipated before any nomination.
CorTon reports a drop in the harvest with figures near historic highs for some crops while planters nationwide see Republican prosperity. The current crop exceeds last season by less area but totals over one million bales fewer than the previous year.
The text signals broad support in Pennsylvania for electing Senator Penrose as chairman of the national Republican committee, replacing Senator Hanna, with claims that Penrose would be a strong and suitable leader.
Congressman Henderson, poised to occupy the Speaker's chair, shows no worry about Democratic moves to oppose him. He has faced Democrats continually since 1861, maintaining steady resolve as the House leadership fight unfolds.
The Rhode Island state elections begin in April 1900 signaling the next test for the Democratic Party as it seeks to counter a lingering political reaction and capitalize on local issues.
The article argues 1899 will be the South’s most prosperous year yet, highlighting expected gains in industry agriculture and commerce. It credits improved markets and regional growth with supporting the forecast of strong economic prospects.
The President proclaims Thursday November 30 1899 as a general thanksgiving and prayer day for all Americans including those at sea or abroad. He cites no pestilence on shores abundant crops rising home comforts strengthened finances and overall national prosperity as reasons for gratitude.
A 70 foot granite monument near Lake Erie will honor Captain W P Gridley of the Olympia who died after the Manila Bay battle. The shaft will feature US arms, a bronze gridley medallion, and depictions of the Olympia and Manila Bay. Admiral Dewey plans a future Erie visit for the unveiling.
The Philadelphia Times argues that trusts have failed under new conditions, noting few could sustain profits while keeping prices low for consumers. It asserts the country has outgrown trust oppression and supports strong laws to punish abuses while allowing legitimate business to compete. The piece concludes that trusts will cure themselves, with penalties for those who commit robbery under color of law.
The postal business operated at a loss in the year to June 30, 1898, deficit 8.8 million, down from 6.6 million the prior year. Expenditures totaled 101.6 million with receipts of 97.85 million. money order shortfall 105,206. Transport costs led at 54.42 million, mainly rail and star routes. Pennsylvania had 4,908 fourth class offices and 8.20 million in gross state receipts.
A collection of brief items on public life in St Louis and across the United States. Topics include a Eugene Field named public school in St Louis, a Charleston naval loss, corporal punishment in Newark, nationwide school enrollment, a Mormon temple planned in Louisville, and a New York hotel dispute over a meal. Also mentions Judge Finletter, Ohio politics, The New York Journal's stance, Bryan and Aguinaldo theories, and commentary on Afrikander terminology and Meadville Republican views on workingmen and farmers.
Folded map sheet published by Matthews-Northrop Company Buffalo for the Buffalo Express and general distribution. It includes maps from official sources with indexed details to locate small places, marginal statistical facts on Philippines events, and sixteen maps on the reverse side. Sold by Matthews-Northup Company Buffalo NY and American News Company price ten cents.
A brief excerpt presents a balanced creed of honesty kindness frugality and personal integrity. It argues for earning wisely spending carefully maintaining happiness within the family and staying true to oneself with fortitude and delicacy.
Distressing stomach disease permanently cured by a tonic advertised as a world cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. Claims relief from the first dose and consistent success, with safe, pleasant use. Sold by Hertzel & Saner in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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