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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1890
Page
2
Samuel D. Irwin declares he will remain a candidate for President Judge of the 37th Judicial District after the Republican Conference adjourned without a nomination. He notes Forest County backed him and asserts the county deserves the office, dated Sept 2, 1890.
A Republican primary election is set for Saturday September 13 in Warren County districts to nominate a candidate for the unexpired term and the long term to succeed Col Watson. West district Warren borough votes at Struthers hose house and East district at 420 Hickory street vacant store room. Polls open 6 to 9 PM.
Monday September 22 is the day for the Warren county naturalization court to act on naturalization matters. Republicans with business in this area are urged to attend.
A pro Republican editorial urges support for Charles W. Stone for Congress to succeed the late Col. L. F. Watson. It denounces Democratic and independent maneuvers, praises Stone’s public service record, and calls for a united county vote to back him for the Northwest seat.
The Ist election in Vermont leans Republican though the margin is smaller. Many Green Mountain voters have moved west to seek new opportunities and support Republican growth in new states.
A Delamater Marching Club has appeared in Pittsburg, the first in the field this campaign though not a Presidential year.
The speaker notes Pattison wards off national political framing in his campaign while praising the training party's standout record, suggesting the team’s performance stands out.
The Ledger notes Joz Cannon withdraws to avoid the rain and hints it serves Mr. Olmstead. The piece questions Olmstead’s current party and endorses Mr. Thompson as a capable Republican candidate, urging Warren County voters to elect him by a large majority.
The Ledger mocks Tur Mart for excluding independents while Mai invites all to join Republicans. The piece objects to Republicans leaving their party and warns against aiding Tur Mart in tearing down the Republican party in Warren County and the State.
The Cambria Herald praises Governor hopeful George Wallace Delamater as he travels the state to speak to farmers laborers and veterans. The paper predicts a large victory margin over Pattison in November possibly reaching 100 000 votes and urges strong support for Delamater and the entire ticket.
A Harrisburg Telegraph writer predicts a strong Republican turnout in Western and Eastern Pennsylvania. The forecast holds for Senator Dela mater, the Governor, and the entire Republican ticket as elections approach in November.
The Philadelphia Press opines that this year is not favorable for political hybrids in Pennsylvania. It suggests the Mugwump is not part of the campaign, though he may think he is, and he confounds the campaign with the soup.
Democrats report regular political activity in Elk County as Hall and McCauley factions hold county conventions last week nominating two tickets. Republicans seek advantage amid friction and calls for profit.
The Philadelphia Times abandons Pattison support, claiming Pattison loses ground in this state segment. Delamater appeals to voters as confident of victory despite the paper’s contrary forecast.
The Mart office advertises a full range of job printing services, emphasizing neat workmanship, low prices, and quick turnaround for clients needing printed materials.
In Portland and across Maine on Sept 8, Burleigh wins governor with a large Republican majority and Reed carries the First district. Four Republicans are elected to the legislature with one Democrat. Reed’s gains reflect broad party support and a strong pro industry stance.
Articles note public debt fell by $733,072 in August and survey varied opinions from Pennsylvania to Vermont. Other items include a German flag incident in Allegheny bakers’ parade, Osram Mayer’s rising favor, and a mixed view on economic outlook with crops, oyster season, and industry profits highlighted.
A Pennsylvania Reserve encampment at Gettysburg featured the dedication of ten monuments. Gov. Curtin presided as thousands gathered before the cemetery rostrum while ex Governor Beavor and others listened to Curtin praise the Reserve’s service and the nation’s war effort.
The Ledger notes Democrats rally around success and form alliances with independent Republicans as Chairman McIntyre organizes cross party support. It condemns the coalition as a misstep and questions old guard Republicans who back the Ledger’s unexpected stance.
A warning urges not to neglect constipation as it can cause piles impure blood and chronic issues. The advertisement promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as the remedy and stresses its preventive value.
Advert says for colds croup asthma bronchitis and sore throat use Dr Thomas Electric Oil and obtain the genuine article.
A historical note compares Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer to prevent hair loss and graying, contrasting with Ayer’s Ague Cure. It claims no quinine or minerals in the latter and asserts its malaria-specific warrant.
The Senate’s passage of the woolen goods schedule under the McKinley bill promises immediate relief to U S woolen manufacturers. Though the tariff takes effect after weeks and its benefits accrue over months, the move ends a period of suspended fortunes for the industry and marks a major victory in the long battle against attacks on the schedule.
Production reached about 9,000,000 gross tons annually in the first six months with a 20 percent rise over 1889. 24 states share the output led by Pennsylvania, Ohio, Alabama, Illinois, New York and Virginia. Bessemer pig accounts for 44.1 percent. spiegel usage shows a 1,066 percent ten year gain. Per capita consumption climbs to nearly 300 pounds, underscoring U S dominance in global trade.
Breckinridge, former representative of Arkansas Second district, was expelled from the House last Friday after evidence tied his seat to fraud and violence. The district backed the Republican ticket by more than 1,200, signaling a repudiation of his claim to office.
In Mendoza June 26 1890 a traveler tours the local petroleum field twenty miles from the city noting 30 sq km of oil bearing sands under Jurassic formation, shallow wells and gas spouts. He speaks with manager M Richard, details oil yields, asphalt beds, and Spanish Argentine trade tariffs shaping industry growth. He praises Mendoza’s lighting and wine industry and reflects on San Juan air, health lore, and Domingo Sarmiento’s school system as regional progress. He contrasts local politics and hopes for a freer government in one province.
Mrs. Adelaide O'Brien of 372 Exchange St Buffalo New York reports a severe liver ailment with vomiting yellowing skin and stomach inability to retain food. After using Burdock Blood Bitters she recovered prompting the testimonial.
Boston and New York notices promote Winslow Rand Watson High Life Java and Mocha Coffee and other brands. Goopricu & Freniman in Warren sell these products, with letters from Winslow Rand Wilson Holmes & Coutts and Holmes & Coutts touting Sea Foam Wafers and Crown Acme Oil.
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