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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1898

Page

2

Peace Commission to Spain May Include Davis Frye Reed

The commission to arrange terms of peace with Spain will include Secretary of State William R Day Senator Cushman K Davis Senator William P Frye Mr White law Reed and Justice Edward D White First Assistant Secretary of State John B Moore to aid with international law The party sails for Paris mid September The group hints at Philippine expansion and Luzon aims while Day may oppose annexation The report notes Justice White may decline to serve and former Louisiana Purchase expertise.

Spain William R. Day Ohio Cushman K. Davis Minnesota William P. Frye Maine Whitelaw Reed New York Edward D. White Louisiana John B. Moore American Commission Paris Davis Frye Mr. Reed Luzon Day Philippines Justice White Louisiana Purchase United States

Penny circulation and production reported in the United States

The piece notes about one billion pennies in circulation worth ten million dollars, minted at four million per month by the Philadelphia mint, with about 100,000 pennies lost yearly. It lists state demand totals and cites a London Spectator remark on war preparation and amateur soldiering.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania New York New Mexico London Spectator America

Peace terms set by United States and Spain alone

AusTRi4 reports the peace terms between the United States and Spain will be settled directly by the two nations without outside interference. It says this aligns with what American newspapers have stated, and vows no meddling by any European power.

Austri4 United States Spain

Record heat sweep marks hottest September first

Last Thursday in Philadelphia the thermometer hit 96 degrees at 2 PM, topping heat records. Huron South Dakota reached 100 degrees the same day while Helena Montana recorded the coolest 60 degrees in the nation.

Philadelphia Huron South Dakota Helena Montana

Low Price Offer For Mail Subscriptions In Warren County

The Mail offers new subscribers in Warren county a special rate of 25 cents. The offer ends January 1, 1899. Readers are encouraged to spread the word to friends to take advantage of this unusually low price.

Warren County

Express firms bear war tax expense in Chicago dispatch

Chicago dispatch reports express companies will cover the war tax cost rather than pass it to customers. The move is described as fair and right after long public burden from the tax.

Chicago

Frightful Cohoes trolley wreck highlights rail crossing danger

Report from Cohoes New York describes a trolley car collision with a railway crossing leaving 18 dead of 35 passengers and noting widespread fears about streetcar safety near rail tracks.

Cohoes N. Y

War era notes mix romances sorrow and naval aims

Ensign Powilson marries, Wellman returns from polar quest, Andree still missing, Montauk graves grow as soldiers starve, and Camp Alger may replace the Montauk name. The Wall Paper Trust expands, Uncle Sam prepares three new battleships, and Dewey weighs keeping the Philippines. Generals Toral and Merritt receive varied praise and criticism from American officers.

Ensign Powilson Nhree Walter Wellman North Pole Andree Canapa Montauk Point Cuba Alger Wall Paper Trust Pittsburg Wall Paper Admiral Dewey N. Y. Sun Philippines Manila Royal Arcanum New York Schley Cervera Puerto Rico Toral Santiago Spain el Caney San Juan Miles War Department United States Army Bradford Merritt John Newton 16Th U.S. Infantry

Soldier Kinsler from Sawyer City Recalls Cuban Campaign

Private Kinsler of the 13th United States Infantry visits Sawyer City, praising the regiment’s leadership, recounting the Libony and Guantanamo advances, and noting a Mauser wound. He contrasts regulars with volunteers, lauds the Krag rifle, and describes Cuban conditions, rain, wet tents, and fever, while reflecting on Spanish and Cuban peoples.

Kinsler 13Th United States Infantry Sawyer City James Kinsler San Juan Cuba Tampa Guantanamo Libony 71St New York 71St Shafter Miles Gen. Shafter

Pennsylvania regiments spared in war as long as needed

The official announce ment lists regiments kept in service and their colonels: Fifth Burchfield Altoona Eighth Hoffman Harrisburg Ninth Dougherty Wilkesbarre Tenth Hawkins Washington Twelfth Coryell Williamsport Thirteenth Courson Scranton Fourteenth Glenn Pittsburg Fifteenth Kreps Greenville Sixteenth Halings Oil City The article notes continued service likely until war ends or territorial gains require bigger forces Congress may expand the regular army to meet needs Volunteers will drop to about 100 000 troops remaining for law and order and new policy in Spanish territories Cuba Philippines and Puerto Rico projections suggest force changes with 50 000 in Cuba for a year or more and at least 10 000 in Puerto Rico to ensure security.

Pennsylvania Burchfield Altoona Hoffman Harrisburg Dougherty Wilkesbarre Hawkins Washington Coryell Williamsport Courson Scranton Glenn Pittsburg Kreps Greenville Cuba Philippines Porto Rico

Venango Duty Deserves Cumings Nomination For Senate

The News urges Capt. Cumings to receive the senate nomination to balance years between Venango and Warren counties. It argues fairness, notes three conferences with a fourth planned, and calls for a prompt Oil City decision to honor local voters and uphold honesty.

Venango Capt. Cumings Senate Venango County Warren Col. Hulings Warren County Oil City Tidioute News

No Favoritism at Oil City Fair Merit Rule Promised

The Oil City Fair organizers pledge equal treatment for all contestants in pre events. They state there will be no favoritism and merit will be the sole criterion for awards.

Oil City Oil

Market Report New York Money Market

New York money market figures show money on call at 2 3 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted between 8 4 and 6 percent. Sterling exchange nearby actual bank bills at around 4.84 to 4.84 for demand and 4.82 to 4.88 for 60 days. Commercial bills near 4.814 to 4.82. Silver certificates at 59 53 60 cents, bar silver about 60 cents, Mexican dollars around 46 34 cents.

Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange

New York Produce Market Grain and commodity prices

Spot and futures quotes for flour, wheat, corn, rye flour, cornmeal, barley, buckwheat, oats and hay from New York produce market reports. Prices shown for city mills patent, winter patents, Minnesota patents, No 2 red wheat, No 2 northern Duluth, and various track and afloat delivery terms with option levels for nearby months.

New York City Mills Minnesota Accif Duluth Northern Northern Duluth Cf. O. B Brandywine Hay-Shipping Buffalo Graham

The Dinner Guest and the Last Hour of a Doomed Man

A dinner party tale recounts a storied financier who rose to wealth and power, then turned to crime and faced death. The narrator recalls Hooley and vows not to vilify him, imagining a farmer’s peaceful final retreat.

Mr. Hooley T. P. O’connor

Aluminium Shoes Trialed for Cavalry Horses

Commercial Agent Atwell reports aluminium is now used in bicycle manufacture and military authorities push aluminium for equipment to reduce weight. The Russian war ministry orders aluminium horseshoes. Finlana dragoons test one aluminium shoe per horse for six weeks. The trial shows wear resistance, mud tolerance, and a weight saving of about 70 grains per shoe with no current cost increase.

Atwell Routaix State Department Finlana Dragoons Washington Star

Notable Theater Figures and Stage Plans Across the Atlantic Stage Scene

Cissy Loftus plans another America lecture tour while Daniel W Voorhees' son headlines a platform event. Della Fox announces a move into musical comedy as Eugenie Blair teases a strong Creole Courtship. A. E. Lancaster debuts The Kissing Bridge operetta, and Milton Nobles pens Belinda Bailey's Boarders. Ongoing revivals and new plays involve Annie Russell Lola Small Jackson Isabel Irving Elsie De Wolf Arthur Byron Blanche Burton and John Drew, with Tree returning to London in November for The Three Musketeers adaptation. The Beauty Stone underperforms in London with Sullivan music and Pinero Carr libretto. Richard Lovelace premieres at Bath with Laurence Irving. HORSES AND DRIVERS notes cover Carbonate pace 2:09, Star Pointer 2:01, Zombra potential record, and various breeders, earnings, and drivers including Scott Hudson and Riley Medium.

Daniel W. Voorhees Della Fox Eugenie Blair A. E. Lancaster Milton Nobles Belinda Bailey Joseph O'Meara Dick Fitzgerald Henry Arthur Jones Jane Annie Russell London Bret Harte Sue Sam Small Lola Small Jackson New York Isabel Irving Elsie de Wolf Arthur Byron Blanche Burton John Drew Mr. Tree Her Majesty’s Sydney Grundy Sir Arthur Sullivan Arthur Wing Pinero J. Comyns Carr Laurence Irving Richard Lovelace Bath Theater England Carbonate Star Pointer Detroit Zombra California Monopole Leicester Directum Kelly Star Hal Brano Hal Dixie Black Dick Brusco C. R. Bentley Driftwood Forest City Farm Dictator Scott Hudson Lexington Riley South Bend Ind Eagle Flanagan Ottawa Onward Silver Onward Kentucky Union Tauri Field and Farm

Engraved Work Offered at the Mar Office

Orders for wedding invitations call cards and all kinds of engraved and geographed work are taken at the local Mar office.

Mar

Display of Fall Fruits and Dried Produce Listings

The text outlines a catalog style display of fall produce including apples pears peaches and plums with quantities noted and a plate section for larger items. It mentions greenin phe fuses and late fall pippims and a twenty ounce plate as part of the display.

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