Consolidation of Kane papers prompts Warren rethinking
The piece argues three Warren dailies cannot all survive and urges one strong independent daily. It notes Col L Rogers will head the Prohibition Leader, the Morning Leader dies, and the Evening Republican becomes morning. It laments cutthroat competition and favors one profitable paper for the town. It also endorses a new Georgia road law mandating road work or fines for men aged 15 to 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Warren
Col. L. Rogers
Prohibition Leader
Morning Leader
Evening Republican
Republican
Leader
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Demorest’s
Puzzle of Critics Clash Between Two Papers
A brief exchange notes that Tue Matt and the Mirror both erred in reporting two sermons by Rev. J. W. Smith last two Sundays. The Warren Mirror admits minor mistakes while accusing the Mail, asking readers to decide which paper is correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Mirror
J. W. Smith
Warren Mirror
Dealers of Bogus Cider Vinegar Warned for Punishment
The paper warns that all dealers selling fake cider vinegar should be caught and punished. It condemns products labeled pure cider vinegar lacking any cider content and made from dirt, refuse, and water, urging penalties for counterfeiters.
Republicans and Democrats Favor Third Term for Cleveland
Both parties seem eager to nominate President Cleveland for a third term. Republicans aim to bury him out of sight to prevent any revival, while Democrats are united only against a ghost of a chance for any rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bradley as Governor-Elect Declines VP Talk
Kentucky Governor-elect Bradley rejects Republican Vice Presidential consideration. He will serve Kentucky with zeal and fidelity. Ex-Senator Edmunds criticizes current foreign policy for standing still while rivals act, promising action after the present administration ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con. Bradley
Kentucky
Edmunds
Temperance Sermon At Warren Episcopal Church
Reader urged to note a practical sermon on temperance and intemperance by Rector Taylor at Warren Episcopal Church. It conveys thoughtful reflections and is presented as sound, sensible counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Warren Episcopal Church
A. R. Taylor
Trinity Memorial Church
Warren
McKinley Favored by Northwestern Pa Republicans
The Titusville Herald reports McKinley is the preferred candidate for the Republican nomination in Northwestern Pennsylvania with Reed as a secondary choice. The Mall also leans toward 80 as a supporting option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Pennsylvania
Reed
Titusville
Thanksgiving Reflections From a Divided Nation
Republicans can easily give thanks for late victories and a bright future while Democrats can be thankful they have turkey to eat and are alive to enjoy it.
Best College for Young Men Highlighted by Football Results
Yale defeated Princeton while Harvard fell to Pennsylvania in a football clash, not academics. The Mt. Jewett Herald editor reports two libel suits filed against him within a week, expressing, smiling under difficulties, reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Mt. Jewett Herald
Sheffield Suckers Outclassed by Warren in Monday Tilt
In a sharp rebuttal of recent play the Warren squad delivered a first class performance against Sheffield last Monday. The Mail will be published Thursday morning after a Wednesday edition buffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Comets loom and politics mix in bold 19th century notes
A mix of notices and commentary spans comet warnings, Baltimore's first Republican mayor appointing newspaper men, a sweeping Supreme Court update, Tennessee's centennial industrial exposition plan, pension rights at soldiers’ homes, New York trust actions, a Maine senator’s wool duty stance, and IRS receipts shortfall blamed on the tax ruling, with vivid-Vassar field day fashions and cheers for Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Atchison Globe
Supreme Court of the United States
Tennessee
Nashville
Dens
Liberty
Miller
Supreme Court
Vassar College
Johnson
Temperance Defined and Unity Against a Common Enemy
The piece compares temperance as moderation versus abstinence, argues division harms the anti liquor cause, and calls for unity between abstinence and moderation advocates. It endorses the Church Temperance Society as a broad base to unite diverse temperance supporters against intemperance. It cites historical endorsements from Crosby Beecher and Dodge and urges inclusive action to reduce licenses and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Temperance Society of the
Episcopal Church
Church Temperance Society
Howard Crosby
C. T.S
Henry Ward Beecher
Wm. E. Dodge
T. S
Philadelphia
New York
United
Republic
Uncle John Sherman on Finance and Carlisle’s Plan
The article reports John Sherman criticizing Secretary Carlisle's speech on finance. Sherman argues legal tender cannot be abolished and rebates a plan involving five year bonds funded by legal tender notes. He believes Carlisle’s proposal is impracticable and warns against moving gold from the treasury to banks to redeem new currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
New York
Carlisle
United States Treasury
Alarming Figures On Gold Reserves And Deficit
The Titusville Herald reports a sharp fall in U S gold reserves to 82 300 251 with 10 864 million shipped abroad to cover imports the deficit for November 3 663 487 the year 20 149 752 and for the Cleveland administration 131 988 021 President Cleveland seeks to avoid a bond issue and pins blame on Republicans while Treasury pressures continue ahead of the Republican Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cleveland
Republican Congress
Treasury
Titusville Herald
Discretion and caution in reporting urged by Warren Mirror
The Warren Mirror expects Friend Cowan to confront Mr Smith about a perceived misrepresentation. It rejects engaging with the matter, calling interviewing risky and noting the danger of sensational copy. The paper advises cool heads and to stop overreacting to a blundering YMCA reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowan
The
Mirror
Tariff shift cited as farmers face low prices
The Buffalo Express cites McKinley era and Wilson era import figures for agricultural goods. Imports rose from 51.2 million to 107.3 million, over 100 percent, while exports fell by 69.6 million. The piece claims the first Wilson tariff year caused a direct farmer market loss over 125 million and questions why prices stay low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Buffalo Express
Philadelphia probes reveal corruption in Quaker city
Philadelphia is under investigation amid startling corruption findings. City officials face scrutiny as investigations progress, yet the pace of reform remains debated and the city search for answers continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Congress convenes next Monday harvest question lingers
Congress opens next Monday as analysts ask what harvest measures will come from the session. Lawmakers face budget debates and policy choices that could affect farmers and markets nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
ASK Our Customers About Sea Foam Flour Opinion
Berger and Hatt note that customers will share their views on Sea Foam Flour and claim it cannot be beat. The terse statement positions customer feedback as the survey driver for product perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berger & Hatt
The Call for Temperance Balanced and Broad
A thoughtful exhortation urges inclusive temperance action and warns individuals to decide abstinence or controlled use by conscience. It argues for large minded, temperate leaders and cautions against fanaticism while stressing responsible personal choice and communal duty in fighting intemperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
Robert Graham
United States
Lyman Abbott
Edmunds Sees Monroe Doctrine Shaping Americas Policy
Former Senator G F Edmunds addressed Union League Club members on international relations in Central and South America. He traced the Monroe Doctrine, warned of British expansion from Honduras to Venezuela, urged American control of the Nicaragua Canal, and praised Cleveland administrations for patriotism in foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
G. F. Edmunds
Union League Club
Central
South America
Vermont
Edmunds
Honduras
British Guinea
Venezuela
Orinoco
Nicaragua
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad Tourist Tours Expand as Travel Grows
Public interest in the Pennsylvania Railroad tourist system increases with more participants in annual tours. This season includes California tours departing Feb 12 and Mar 11 from New York and Philadelphia, with Mardi Gras stop in New Orleans and four to four and a half weeks in California. Jacksonville tours available from New York and Philadelphia departures Jan 28 through Mar 3, 1896, two weeks in the Land of Flowers. Details from Tourist Agent offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
California
New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Golden Gate
Jacksonville
Administrators Named for Kilburn and Dale Estates
Letters of Administration granted for Ly Allen R Kilburn late of Elk Township Warren County Pa. Notice to indebted parties to make immediate payment and to present claims properly authenticated for settlement. Boyd Marsh Administrator Nov 9 1895 Corydon Pa. Administration Notice for David Dale late of Sugar Grove Warren County Pa. Indebted parties to pay promptly and claimants to present claims properly authenticated for settlement. H Dalrymple Administrator Oct 18 1895 Sugar Grove Pa.
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Ly Allen R. Kilburn
Elk
Warren County
Penna
Boyd Marsh
Corydon
Warren Co
David Dale
Sugar Grove
H. Dalrymple
L. J. Childs
Crawford
T. W. Tyler
Warren Street
R. R. Co
National Cash Register Co
Louis Lath
Elizabeth A. Moore
Michael O’brien
Boro
Youngsville
Susan Wade
O. C. Allen
S. H. Briggs
Caroline E Watson
Addison Tuttle
M. B. Dunham
Geo. P. Fulkrod
A. J. Hazeltine Et al
Independent Refining Co. Limited
Penna. R. R. Co
National Oil Co. Limited
American Oil Works Ltd
Penna. R. R.co
John Schwartz & Co
Orphan’s Court
W. M. Lindsey
Sarah E. Bohman
Geo. H. Cramer
Abraham Cramer
Martha A. Miller
J. H. Miller
Fred E. Noe
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
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E. Cowan
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Ess
O O. C. Allen
27Th Congressional
William Schnur, Esq
Harry W. Neily
W. P. Nut Ting
News and Views
Iowa
New York State
Syracuse
American Tobacco Company
Frye
Maine
Finance
Golden Gate and
Florida
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
Erie
Boston
de Witt
F. H. Dixson
Berger & Hall
City Chair Company, & Corporation
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Court of Common Pleas
City Chair Co
L. P. Rogess
Jas. O. Parmlee
WM. McCray
Register. Register’s
Warren, Pa
Independent
France
Germany
the Independent
Fulton Street
P. O
Demorest
Consumer
Kopf & Henry
Grocers
Water Street
Siegfried
Bury
Siegfried & CO
Biber & Easton
FREE
Market St
Pittsburgh, PA
Orphans’ Court
Peter Greenland
State of
High Street
Hazel Street
Inlet
8. P. Johnson
Nels
Greenland
Geo. A. Walker
Recorders Office
Chas. Dinsmoor
Demorest Publishing CO
Fifth Avenue, New
N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty St
Pickett Hardware CO
Claus
Neat
Rochester
Bradford
Buffalo
Elk Co. Pa
New York Weekly Tribune
Wagren
Geo. W. Best
Tribune Building
New York City
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