Resignation of Democratic nominee and party reshuffle
Local politics see Frank Falconer resign as Register and Recorder nominee after being pressed for election funds. J H Driscoll selected to fill vacancy. Crandal expected to succeed Recorder McCray. Pro-Republican tone urged for straight ticket as Dewey home tribute sparks strong remarks.
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Frank Falconer
Register and Recorder
J.H. Driscoll
North Clarendon
Falconer
Boro
Charles D. Crandal
McCray
War Clouds Over Southern Africa Loom as Tensions Rise
In Southern Africa everything points to war yet both sides refrain from striking. England charters transports and ships men and munitions while the Transvaal arms burghers and troops mass near borders. President Kruger may seek arbitration through interference elsewhere.
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Africa
England
Transvaal
Kruger
Hawaii Praised by Island Chief Justice on Annexation
The article notes a sharp contrast with predictions about the Philippines as Hawaii is described as thriving since annexation. The island's Chief Justice stated annexation has been splendid in every respect, challenging critics who focus on Philippine difficulties.
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Philippines
Hawaii
United States
Republicans must stay vigilant in all states this year
The author argues that no year is an off year for Republicans as elections of national interest loom in Ohio Kentucky Maryland and Nebraska and contests in other states. Every Republican should stay ready to vote and participate in every contest.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Maryland
Nebraska
Washington Post
Manila
United States
N. Y
Salisbury
Boston Journal
Bryan
Indianapolis Journal
Republican Party
Kittanning Tribune
Lincoln
Grant
Blaine
Garfield
McKinley
Union
Ford City
Kittanning
Apollo
Leechburg
Cleveland
State government departments back on capitol hill
Harrisburg reports that after the capitol fire every state department is once more housed on capitol hill. The next Legislature is expected to appropriate funds to complete the rebuilding of the Capitol.
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Harrisburg
Capitol Building
Capitol Hill
Formerly Democrats defend tariff stance amid record foreign trade
Democrats once argued tariffs blocked foreign sales but now face the largest foreign trade on record. They keep opposing protection yet offer no better reasons than before.
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United States
Maine Republicans nominate Amos L. Allen for Congress
The Republicans of Maine's first district nominate Amos L. Allen to succeed Thomas B. Reed. Allen is described as a firm supporter of the national administration and an improvement on Reed in that regard.
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Maine
Amos L. Allen
Thomas B. Reed
Allen
National Administration
Reed
Republican lawmaker fails renomination bid in Massachusetts
A Massachusetts Republican legislator who posed as an envoy for renomination won only six of 54 delegates. The result signals that Massachusetts will remain loyal to the flag.
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Massachusetts
Old Bay State
Death of James Harlan Ends Lincoln Cabinet Link
James Harlan of Iowa dies at age eighty with four score years. He was the last survivor of Lincoln's Cabinet, severing a direct living link to the Lincoln administration.
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James Harlan
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln
Harlan
Lincoln
Vote to Continue Prosperity with Republican Leadership
A political appeal urges voters to keep the Republican Party in power citing economic growth under the party and urging turnout on Tuesday November 7. The message frames Democratic rule as preceding hardship and praises Republican success and protection and prosperity.
Grant and Rebels In Philippines A Different War
General Fred Grant leads U S forces in the Philippines with notable success as clashes with Filipino rebels unfold. The headline echoes Civil War phrasing but here denotes modern imperial fighting and American actions.
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Grant
Fred Grant
Philippines
Hemlock Mills Rally as Prices Rise on Green Boards
Hemlock manufacturers resume output after dust and rush orders boost activity. A recent price advance gives the lumber trade renewed vigor as green boards funnel from the saw at a high price.
Treasury reports September receipts soar and debt falls
The United States treasury records show higher receipts and reduced debt for September, achieved with government consent and parliamentary backing.
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United States Treasury
Dewey Speech Claim Sparks Debate on Oratory
A quip about Admiral Dewey and a captain’s command highlights beliefs on public speaking. The remark “You may fire when ready” is cited as an example of eloquence and misinterpretation in a discussion of rhetoric and leadership.
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Dewey
Olympia
The Transvaal Trouble Between Boers and Outlanders
The Transvaal faces a citizenship dispute as Outlanders not born there seek rights. Outlanders favor five to seven year path to citizenship, backed by England and Americans, while Boers prefer seven years to prevent voting shifts. The issue splits morally and politically, with potential for a long, bloody conflict if war arises.
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Transvaal
South African Republic
England
Republic
Holland
Germany
Williamsport Sun
Socialism Explained Pig Philosophy
A Scotch socialist explains equality by spliting possessions. When asked about two horses, two cows, he agrees. Reaching two pigs he hesitates, then admits he has two pigs and would keep both, revealing irony about shared wealth.
Relief efforts in Cuba aim for self sufficiency
W Willard Howake, long associated with Warren, reports from Matanzas Cuba where local associates run farms to aid starving Cubans. He criticizes U S government relief since the war ending noting aid has been limited to army rations and urges durable aid through farming tools training and work opportunities.
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W. Willard Howake
Warren
Cuba
Matanzas
United States
Admiral Dewey Returns to His Native State for Memorial Events
Admiral Dewey visits his home state and attends St John's church in Washington before a Thursday reception at Montpelier and the cornerstone laying for the Dewey memorial hall at Norwich University in Northfield. The Episcopal service at St John's honored victory and safe return from sea led by Rev. Dr. Mackay Smith.
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Admiral Dewey
Washington
Montpelier
Dewey
Norwich University
Northfield
St. John’s Church
Mackay Smith
Pension Voucher Rule Requires Magistrate Ratification
The pension department now requires pensioners to bring their quarterly voucher to a magistrate each quarter. The certificate number is no longer printed by the pension office and must be written in by the magistrate at execution. This change makes it essential for pensioners to carry their certificates at all times.
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Pension Department
Columbia Seeks Cup to Reclaim English Victory
The union plans to win back the cup in Britain by defending it as the Shamrock attempts to retake the trophy lost to England in 1851. Since then, American yachts have consistently defended the cup, and Columbia is hoped to follow suit.
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England
Edison Aims at Cheap Light Automobile for All
A writer in Success reports Thomas A. Edison is directing effort toward an affordable car. He predicts a market price near 150 dollars, promising a light vehicle within reach of everyone.
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Thomas A. Edison
Dr E Detchon’s Anti Diuretic for nocturnal bedwetting
A patent medicine ad promotes Dr E Detchon’s Anti Diuretic as a remedy for children who soil bedding due to nighttime incontinence. It claims immediate results and lists Hertzel & Saner in Warren, Pennsylvania as the sellers with a price of $1.00.
Elegant wedding invitations and ball invitations offered
Neat and elegant work at low prices for wedding invitations announcements calling cards and ball invitations. Local office at the mall offers affordable printing services with quick turnaround.
Tailor Jacob Keller Receives New Fall and Winter Cloths
New cloths arrived for fall and winter at Jacob Keller the Tailor. Shop early to avoid rush and secure the best and cheapest selections.
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Jacob Keller
New line of golf hats and walking hats at Kertcher's
A fresh assortment of golf hats, walking hats, and dress shapes has just arrived at Kertcher's, inviting shoppers to browse the latest headwear styles.
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Kertcher’s
Quote Roundup of Editorial Snippets and Opinions
A collage of voice quotes from several papers comments on finance war in the Philippines and Transvaal ethics. Notable lines include Wheeler’s return from a 10000 mile tour, American claims in the Philippines, and criticism of Western farmers and Bryanism with remarks on Aguinaldo.
Murderous Record Haunts Chautauqua County Thru 1890s
The Fredonia Censor notes a five year span with ten murders in Chautauqua County and cites cases in Busti Jamestown Westfield Ripley and Charlotte. It laments delays in justice and the burden of lengthy trials while reporting several cases still awaiting court action.
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Chattauqua
Shearman
Davis
Busti
Charlotte
Ripley
Westfield
Oscar Rice
Jamestown
Court of Appeals
Fredonia Censor
Pale and Sickly Children Grow Strong After Powder
A short ad claims pale and weak children become strong and well after using Sweet Worm Powder priced at 20 cents. The notice emphasizes rapid improvement and child health outcomes.
The Mail Job Printing Offer
This notice invites readers to use The Mail printing department with approved facilities for all kinds of job printing at low prices. It promises quick turnaround for paper books pamphlets sale bills programs circulars letter heads envelopes bill heads blanks catalogs business cards and related materials.
Special Excursion to Philadelphia for National Export Exposition
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip specials to Philadelphia on Oct 11 and 25 and Nov 8 and 22 for the National Export Exposition. Tickets from multiple cities, return within ten days, include expo admission, no fare less than one dollar.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Trenton
Belvidere
Atlantic City
Cape May
Pottsville
Reading
Wilkesbarre
Lancaster
Harrisburg
York
Williamsport
Canandaigua
Erie
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
A sensational claim touts relief from kidney and bladder disease within six hours using New Great South American Kidney Cure. Advertises rapid pain relief for bladder, kidneys and back in both men and women and immediate urine flow improvement. Sold by druggists in Warren.
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Warren
Best Route East or West for Fast Empire State Express
Connections and accommodations cited. Direct at Buffalo with the Empire State Express via the New York Central, touted as the fastest train in the world, serving Rochester Syracuse Utica Albany and New York. Tickets available through D A V P agents.
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Buffalo
Empire State Express
N. Y. Central
Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
Albany
New York
Davis Co Presents Floor Oil Cloths at the Mall
A. A. Davis & Co promotes a full stock of floor oil cloths and linoleums at Kertcher's, highlighting top Dorset makes and a latest program of offerings in the mall area.
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Dorsets
Young Pennsylvania Republicans rally for McKinley in 1900 canvass
Harrisburg reports show first time voters favor the Republican nominees as Democrats back Bryan and the Chicago platform. The State League of Republican Clubs held a large convention with speeches by Lt Col Barnett Governor Stone and Attorney General Elkin praising McKinley and GOP policy following a financial crisis.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Bryan
Chicago
Aguinaldo
State League of Republican Clubs
Barnett
Stone
Elkin
Ashbridge
Philadelphia
M’kinley
Republican League of Pennsylvania
William McKinley
Keystone State Republicans Launch Campaign Tour
Special Correspondence from Philadelphia reports the opening of the Republican campaign in Pennsylvania. Lt Col James E Barnett J Hay Brown and Josiah R Adams lead the state ticket with Major William McKinley favored for re election. General Frank Reeder charts the first two weeks of a vigorous canvass as party leaders switch to modern methods.
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Philadelphia
Keystone
James E. Barnett
J. Hay Brown
Josiah R. Adams
Union
William McKinley
Pennsylvania
Frank Reeder
Republican State Committee
West
McKinley
Luzon
Barnett
J. W. Killian
Nebraska
Philippines
George W. Neff
Cavite
Jefferson Medical College
Thomas S. Crago
New Brighton
H. J. Watson
Beaver Falls
Blaine Aiken
Washington
Charles Playford
Uniontown
Robert Ralston
Third
Pennsylvania Infantry
Charles M. Clement
Sunbury
Gobin
John
Telegraph Wire Bridge Over Jhelum River
A bridge built from telegraph wire spans the Jhelum in Kehala Punjab replacing the flood swept structure of 1892. A comparable wire bridge was used in the first Sudan campaign over the Kokora river for military transport.
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Jhelum
Kehala
Punjab
Sudan
Kokora
It Is Hard to Know a Man's True Self
A Detroit Journal quip notes that self knowledge is elusive and that claiming not to be a fool risks an error, while claiming to be a fool negates the judgment. The remark hinges on self perception and wit.
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Detroit Journal
Detroit
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E. Cowan
SONB
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Warren County
Warren, PA
Supreme Court
Charles A. Peterson
Charles D. Crandall
W. J. Mead
Youngsville
John F. Rounce
G. M. Pelton
Freehold
A. M. Bennett
Spring Creek
H. A. Putnam
Farmington
Anderson & Salyer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pittsburg Post
News and Views
Wheeler
Great Britain
Syracuse Herald
Tus
Youngstown
Philadelphia Times
Pittsburg
A. A. Davis & Co
Secial Correspondence
Porto Rico
J. Hampton Moore
League
Reeder
League of Clubs
Moore
Young Man’s Party
Morck & Kirberger
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Lee
New Boston
B. G. Gregory
Benton Millinery
Liberty St
Largtes
of Ladies and Gentlemen’s
Warren Co
Styles
J. Stewart
James W. Latta
Oliver S. Scott
W. T. Dom
Herbert M. Smith
Alexander B. Young
Jesse Wall
Frank Barr
J. B. Robinson
Frank Johnson
Sixteenth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Castor I
Stephen R. Morrison
Orphan’s Court
B. G. Morrison
Admr
J. W. Dunkle
Isaac Horton
Sutheatesset
Horton
Sas, Orange Co
L. M
C. A. McKinney
A. Dunn
E. MoJohn Ayers
Fred Beck
Mary
Eee Rayner
D. W
E. Snow
Ed. Jackson
Sheason
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Pickett Hardware CO
Syracuse Steel Plows
Planet Jr
the Pickett Hardware Co., Luw’r’p
Warren County Common Pleas
Agnes Beam
Geo. G. Beam
Warren Borough
Court of Common Pleas
John H. Fuellhart
Bel
Ohn H, Fuellhart
Nellie M. Lester
Libellant
Fred H. Lester
Joan H. Fusllhart
Common Pleas
Anna Southland
J. F. Hegerty
Abellant
Martin Southland
Bo of Pleas
Court of Common
John H. Furllhart
Otto
Lake Shore
Lake Erie
Great Cash
Dunkirk
Java
Japan
Graham Waters
Glade Raw
Stoneham
Clarendon
Great Cash Grocery
Waters Block
P.C
N.K. Wendelboe
Armstrong & McKelvey
Ww. & Wendelboe
Liberty Street
E.W. Siegfried & Co
China
First National Bank
Rockwell
F. K. Russell
Penn’a
Scotland
National Line
Liverpool
Town
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Wre
Paris
Gothenbarg
Om Christania
Copen
New Yor
Rowland & Sons
W. C. Rowland
J. E. Rowland
W. C. Rowland, JR
C. R
W. F. Henry
Warren Savings Bank
Ith J. Foley
A. A Davis & Co
Exchange Block
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