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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
4
The editorial celebrates President McKinley’s recovery after the assassination attempt. It notes unity across the nation and condemns anarchists, urging swift trials and harsh punishment to defend liberty and order.
A Washington observer recalls Senator George L. Wellington of Maryland declaring McKinley and I are enemies, saying he has nothing good to say and is indifferent to the whole matter, amid a charged political event Friday.
President McKinley told a Buffalo audience that nations should be commercial competitors not enemies. He praised reciprocity treaties as in tune with modern times and warned that retaliation measures are unprofitable, a view that drew attention abroad.
Gov. Stone called for Sunday September 8 as a day of worship and prayer for President McKinley’s health. The suggestion was widely observed with sermons and prayers across the country referencing the disaster and seeking restoration.
The Oil City Derrick marks 30 years on September 11 with pride in its oil news coverage and paper quality. Manager and editor P. C. Boyle awarded employees a day off at the fair in thanks for the success.
One of the year’s deepest disappointments hits Grand Army veterans who had planned to greet the President in Cleveland and hear again his message of patriotic fellowship.
Experts assure the public that the great American oyster begins the season of 1901 in prime condition and abundant quantity. Oysters are cheaper than potatoes this year and a good deal better.
A woman lost her life while attempting to float through the whirlpool rapids in a barrel at Niagara last Saturday, underscoring the persistent danger of such stunts.
The artillery corps enlarges from 4,000 to 15,000 rank and file. The expanded force would be numerous in potential future trouble, with more men behind the guns planned for possible conflict.
Farmers may have small crops this year but prices are a third to half higher than last year. Producers can absorb the shift better than consumers.
The piece notes strong labor demand in Western states with high wages, urging workers to migrate. It highlights limited local failure this year in the labor crop and signals favorable market conditions for laborers.
A notice praising local contributors for prompt correct diligent reporting in county news coverage. The statement emphasizes accuracy and timely updates as core strengths of the newspaper's regional reporting effort.
A concise reflection warns that solidarity fuels power yet warns against excess in labor and capital unions, noting risks and calling for balanced cooperation to prevent friction and inefficiency.
The Kane Republican argues the attempted assassination of the nation’s chief executive shows fears about too much public access. It labels anarchists as dangerous and urges drastic measures and harsher laws to suppress pests of organized society and quell violence and disorder.
The editorial denounces yellow journalism after a presidential shooting. It brands the assassin as an anarchist and pupil of Emma Goldman. It argues Congress must act and condemns newspapers that inflame public sentiment, calling them menaces to life and property.
The Tionesta Republican notes a loophole in the fish law allowing seining under restrictions. A 250-foot seine and a $200 bond are posted to ensure compliance. Only suckers, eels, and catfish may be taken and must be returned, with an expert needed to tell eel from wall-eyed pike and buffalo sucker from muskellunge.
The senior editor notes limited activity at the Pennsylvania building during the Pan American event but urges a cleaning crew to remove rubbish. He questions why workers are not paid to perform this task and suggests redirecting part of the appropriation to cleaning.
Mr Dooley comments on Democracy noting the party in disarray as two Democratic leaders in a street car split, one muttering Thraller and the other hiss ing Miscreant, illustrating supposed internal conflict and mock harmony.
Next week will be filled with many observances at the Pan-American event. Activities highlight Honduran day Illinois and Mexican day Warren and G A R day New York day Welsh day Pennsylvania day and Trained Nurses day with each day assigned to a region or group.
The Toronto Industrial Exhibition trails by about $20,000 this year as it competes with the nearby Pan-American exhibition in Buffalo, reducing its expected earnings and financial strength.
The text remarks the United States has freed Cuba from pestilence and despotism. It portrays Uncle Sam as a universal benefactor.
Readers can order engraved cards and wedding announcements from the MaIL office. The service offers custom invitations, designs, and printing options for formal events and special occasions.
A compact list of writing cautions for newspaper authors. It covers margins dates and places avoiding slang and personal opinions in news columns. It warns against deception, sensationalism, improper names, tense mixing and overlong sentences while urging precise wording and proper phrasing.
The Temple of Music at the exposition turned from joy to dread as the President was shot. Reported scenes described the crowd’s sudden hush and fear, with mournful words spreading of the assassination and the hope for details as rumors circulated.
Harmonsburg notes a 1883 state law ending liens on real estate of a decedent dying without a will within two years if debts are not secured by mortgage or judgment. It warns that uncollected money owed would even then outlaw after two years. Conneautville Courier.
FEHLMAN BROS lists sixty seven gas portables with or without fixtures for sale, giving buyers a range of units to choose from. The notice emphasizes available options and shopping flexibility.
A miscellany of items notes the new two cent piece with a hole in the center, rising beet sugar production in the West, and comments on trade, politics, and social issues. The piece also references militia funding for Pennsylvania, a London ecumenical conference, firemen’s pensions, rural free delivery, and teacher wages.
The text proposes striking section four of article eight and replacing it with a provision that all elections by citizens shall be by ballot or other lawful method, ensuring secrecy remains protected. The document is signed as a true copy of the Joint Resolution with official citation by W. W. Gries, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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