Fusion fallout in state ticket as Palm quits for Coray
The Democratic nominee A. J. Palm steps down under orders from party bosses to make way for E. A. Coray a Wanamaker aligned insurgent. Critics call for fusion defeat and accuse bosses Guffey and allies of pressuring Democrats, predicting failure at the November election.
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A. J. Palm
E. A. Coray
Wanamaker
Mai
Boss Guffey
Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Wanamaker, McClure, Pattison & Co
Union Party
Fusion
Senator Lee Plans Venango Farm Move for Congress Run
Ex Senator J W Lee plans to buy a farm near Emlenton Venango County to establish residence and compete against Joseph C Sibley in the next congressional race He says a primary battle would be bitter but he favors the fight and will pursue the nomination in the regular way.
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Congressional
W. J. F. Wideman
Mercer
Congress
Pittsburg
J. W. Lee
Emlenton
Venango County
Joseph C. Sibley
Lee
Sibley
Pan American drain hits Buffalo area small towns
The Pan American tour drained thousands from nearby cities including Warren this summer. An estimated ten thousand Warren residents left with about ten dollars each in spending money, impacting local amusements while leaving behind some memorable experiences and benefits.
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Buffalo
Warren
Pennsylvania Democrats Split Over Fusion With Union Party
In Harrisburg last Tuesday court action began to keep Coray off the ballot as Democratic nominee. Ex state chairman Garman argues the fusion change is illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Union Party
Harrisburg
Coray
Garman
Quote on Union movement framed as ambition and revenge
The Philadelphia Inquirer depicts the Union movement as driven by one man’s ambition to hold national power and a burning wish for revenge, alleging he seeks to wreck the Republican party and hand it to its enemies.
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THE
Philadelphia Inquirer
Washington
Miss Palmer in Paris says she will marry Senator Depew
In Paris Miss Palmer declares I marry Senator Depew because I love him. She cites other reasons but they are unnecessary as she is 23 and he is 67. The announcement notes public curiosity but implies consent matters more than age.
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Palmer
Paris
Senator Depew
Canton Couple News Highlights Mrs McKinley Health
The Canton report notes Mrs. McKinley continues to improve, taking daily drives and managing business matters. The state’s new law bans the marriage of first cousins, with the prohibition taking effect January 1 1902.
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Canton
ALU Job Printing Offers Accurate Malt Office Services
The Malt office provides accurate job printing with a full count of items and prices described as reasonable. The service emphasizes reliability and fair pricing.
Republicans Edge Toward Strong South Support in 1904
The piece argues Georgia Democrats claim tariff advocacy can boost a national Republican base in the South, while voting restrictions like tax payment requirements suppress both races. It notes rising Southern manufacturing and protectionist sentiment driving expansion, predicting the Republicans will win more Southern states in 1904 than in 1900 or 1896.
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South
Roosevelt
Capt
Evan P. Howell
Georgia
Post Office Reports Tremendous Yet Deficit Year
The Postoffice reports for the year ending June 30 show stamp sales of 111.631 million dollars and expenses of 115.554 million with a deficit under 4 million. Money orders reached 295 million and overall department business surpassed 800 million, claiming the largest business establishment title.
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Department
Post Office
Big Yield of Minerals in 1900 Nationwide Output
Dr. David T. Day s division reports 1900 mineral production set a new high with total value over 1 billion dollars. Pig iron leads at 260 million, soft coal 225 million, copper 98 million, hard coal 85 million, petroleum 76 million, gold 79,000,050, silver coinage value 77 million. real value below half that.
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David T. Day
Division of Mineral Resources
The
Geological Survey
Little parties file petitions for fall ballot balance
The Johnstown Tribune reports that parties across the state have filed petitions in Harrisburg for a spot on the fall ballot. The result is a ballot laid out in ten columns, with Lackawanna Union and Snyder counties receiving an extra column for independent judge candidates.
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Harrisburg
Lackawanna
Union
Snyder
Johnstown Tribune
Council hires MaGill to supervise sewers at Mercer Dispatch rate
Greenville Council hires Civil Engineer C A MaGill of Sharon to supervise sewer construction at 200 dollars per month. The report notes MaGill has a soft snap, a plain spoken remark.
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Greenville Council
C. A. MaGill
Sharon
Mercer Dispatch
Mourning Period Ends Next Saturday for President McKinley
The official mourning period for President McKinley ends next Saturday marking 30 days from Sept 19, the Canton funeral day. The notice notes Washington observes the thinning of mourning customs as the nation moves forward.
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McKinley
Washington
Canton
McKinley Prosperity Persists After President's Death
Reflections affirm that while President McKinley is gone, his namesake prosperity remains strong and enduring in the nation. The message emphasizes resilient economic health and continued productive spirit.
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McKinley
Wise selection of Lake Shore travel to Pan-American Exposition
Patrons buying tickets over the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway to the Pan American exposition and return are assured top travel accommodations and the best route. Experienced travelers favor Lake Shore for prompt, comfortable, complete service to Buffalo. for information or Pan American Book, contact A J Smith G P and T A Cleveland Ohio.
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Lake Shore
Michigan
Buffalo
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
Cleveland
Auction Notice for Merck & Kirberger Goods
Attend the Merck and Kirberger auction sale to clear stock for new furniture and goods. Purchases aim to make room for incoming items and fresh inventory at this auction event.
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Merck & Kirberger
Ladies invited to Miss Sill's millinery display
The ladies are invited to call Miss Sill's millinery store at once for a large display of beautiful and stylish goods.
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Miss Sill
Political vignettes and civic notes from various papers
A collage of quips on politics, governors, and party dynamics plus details of 320 Pennsylvania farmers' institutes. It mentions Wanamaker Crowds, Miss Stone and Miss Goodrich cases, a McKinley postal card, and state farm education funding with 150000 yearly reach.
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Pennsylvania
State Board of Agriculture
Notice of Account Confirmation in Jefferson Estate Case
Cens ron county to present to the Court on the first Monday of October 1901 the account of J. P. Jefferson as Active Trustee in the estate of T. Struthers for the period January 31, 1899 to December 31, 1900. Accounts to be allowed per filed statement unless opposed. F. M. Knapp Prothonotary.
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J. P. Jefferson
T. Struthers
Warren County
Homer E. Stewart
Pan American souvenir spoon offered by Lake Shore line
Pan American exposition item a high quality first class spoon rivaling Rogers priced at 20 cents postpaid from Oneida Community Niagara Falls NY. Send name and address with payment to factory for delivery. Also note Struthers Hotel Barn now run by John Stinger serving farmers horses. no livery. Best job printing at the Mail office.
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Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Ry
Rogers
Limited
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
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Theodore Swanson
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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E. H. Beshlin
Warren, Pa
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Glade
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McNehtts
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Rochester
New York
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