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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
4
President McKinley’s acceptance speech defends the gold standard and Republican policy. He notes currency growth to 26.50 per capita, added gold reserves, rising receipts, lower expenditures, and 2 percent bonds at par. He praises civil service, Cuban policy, and Philippine war stance while urging party unity.
The Bradford Era notes a stark contrast between coal and oil sectors. Oil workers earn good wages and experience few strikes, while coal miners face frequent strikes causing harm. The paper suggests coal owners should adopt oil industry practices, including paying living wages and ending company store abuses.
Governor Stone asks Pennsylvanians to donate money clothing and provisions for Texas sufferers. The Penn'a R. A. will send articles free of charge. Money may be sent to Drexel and Co Philadelphia and clothing to Theo c Knaus The Bourse Philadelphia who will promptly transmit the aid to Galveston.
The Mc Kean Potter Tioga district ends its stalemate with the nomination of Myron Matson after 117 ballots. Matson is described as well qualified and should secure the Republican vote in the final selection.
Maine voters favor Republicans by about 33000, boosting McKinley support. Four congressmen were re elected, the entire State Senate is Republican, and Republicans gain several seats in the lower chamber.
The supporters of Senator Quay shifted the balance at last Tuesday's Philadelphia primaries, defeating insurgents and boxers. Wanamaker hand organs grew demoralized by the outcome.
The United States spent about 15 million dollars on the Peking expedition and is exploring ways to recover the funds. The report notes the total outlay and ongoing considerations for reimbursement.
The Warren Times attacks Emery’s faction while urging Republicans to vote straight Republican from top to bottom. It defends Mr. Sibley as a true McKinley supporter, veteran ally, and foe of Emery, urging voters to reject Democrat Bryan coalition efforts and back the national ticket.
A traveler who has passed through ten states notes corn prices prove Republican prosperity worth preserving. He recalls buying 1,000,000 bushels in the West for 8 cents per bushel and, comparing then and now, says the current administration differs from the last.
The Vermont GOP claims a strong statewide lead with about 31 000 in the plurality and a 32 000 margin. The State Senate leans Republican and the General Assembly will include 200 Republicans among 246 members.
The article notes this summer will rank as the hottest since 1881 as people seek relief near the sea. It adds that after a few scorching days, such heat may be viewed as a luxury rather than a hardship.
A columnist argues the Democratic platform alienates U S soldiers and their supporters in the Philippines. He claims the platform harms Democratic votes among 60 000 brave Americans and predicts they will vote on election day.
The piece states that American wages are the world’s best and that the Republican party aims to keep them at the top as a policy priority.
Local ad invites customers to visit the Mail Office for inexpensive printing services highlighting quality work at reduced rates.
In Venango and Kane areas supporters praise Hon. Joseph C. Sibley for his record and favors. A Kane Republican notes veterans view his work on Pension Department claims as decisive. They contrast Sibley with a “political nondescript” candidate, urging loyalty to the Republican nominee.
The Pittsburgh Gazette commends Hon. Joseph C. Sibley, the Republican nominee, after his withdrawal from the Democratic party and argues his fitness to represent the district. It attacks his opponent as a chronic obstructionist who opposed party nominees, including McKinley and Hobart in 1896, and harmed Republican prospects in multiple races. The piece endorses Sibley and urges Republicans and independents to back him in the contest.
Hon J C Sibley vows not to spend money on votes while Emery faction seeks funds to support reform efforts. A letter to Senator Kyle of South Dakota asks for donations to defeat Sibley, but Kyle endorses Sibley for re election, calling him a valuable member.
Smear from the Smethport Miner says Geo E Mapes and Lewis Emery Jr led a conspiracy to defeat Gen Beaver and back Robie Pattison. The Philadelphia Times now backs Emery for Congress, criticized as a political freebooter that knives the Republican party.
The Smith family appears globally with many variations: Smithi in Italy, Schmidt in Holland, Smitowski in Russia, Smithus in Spain, Schmiti weiski in Poland, and Smith in Mexico. England has the most Smiths, while Ireland places fifth behind Murphy Kelly Sullivan and Walsh.
A reader signs as J. M. Siegfried urging others with consumptives to use Foley’s Honey and Tar. He says it can cure many cases and comfort the worst, advising to suggest it to those afflicted as a friend.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company offers excursion tickets to Philadelphia for the State League Republican Clubs meeting on Sept 17 and 18. Round trip fare is one fare with a minimum of 25 cents. Tickets sold and valid Sept 15 16 17 and return by Sept 22.
The Bradford Post endorses Emery and recounts Sibley’s challenge to Emery at Cooperstown Harvest Home. J W Lee declined Emery’s challenge while inviting a future on stage debate. Sibley renews the call by letter for joint discussions before the election in the district, with Emery yet to respond.
Director Merriam of the Census Bureau says he will investigate specific overlooked cases but will not alter nationwide city counts due to general objections from towns. He is tired of repeated criticisms and insists on case by case review only.
The Cuban flag was officially hoisted over public buildings at Santiago de Cuba on August 25, signaling a shift in the administration's Cuba policy and ending debate over its long term aims.
Indigestion biliousness and blood poisoning with urea and uric acid signal Bright's disease. Rheumatic pains in nerves and joints irritate the kidneys then backache warns of its approach. Do not delay taking Follrey's Kidney Cure to help the kidneys. J. M. Siegfried.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company offers one fare round trip excursion tickets to Richmond from all stations for the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting in Richmond Virginia. Tickets good for travel September 14 15 and 16 with return valid through September 25. Stop-off details available from local ticket agents in Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
Relief in six hours from distressing kidney and bladder disease once attributed to a cure called New Great South American Kidney Cure. The ad states prompt relief of bladder and back pain for both sexes and immediate easing of water retention. Sold by Hertzel and Saner druggists in Warren and urged as a quick remedy.
The MalIS office showcases wedding invitations announcements calling cards ball programs and related stationery. Neat elegant designs are offered at low prices with an emphasis on quality and affordability for readers planning nuptials and formal events.
Public notice announces sale of blank deeds and mortgage forms suitable for typewriter use at the MalIL office. Items offered for purchase by local readers needing standardized legal forms.
Visiting cards neatly printed at the Mail Office with prices 75c per hundred 50c for fifty and 30c for twenty five.
State bank report listing assets including loans and discounts 604 712 2H overdrafts 3072 52, U S bonds 100000 00, securities 848 03, bank building 14000 00, real estate 2716 78, deposits from national and state banks 127 72 13724 17 53598 16, cash items 1532 80, notes of other banks 2300 00, currency 295 01, redemption fund 5000 00. Liabilities show capital 100000 00, surplus 20000 00, profits 29838 99, bank notes 98800 00, deposits 472843 50, certificates 16205 24. Sworn statement by cashier F K Russell dated Sept 12 1900. notary Ozro Nesmith. Directors attested.
Report of the condition of Warren National Bank at Warren Pennsylvania as of September 5 1900 with assets and liabilities including loans and discounts deposits and notes for other banks The cashier F E Hertzel makes oath before notary W H Allen and others on September 13 1900.
A novelty called the Main Wired Envelope debuts at the MaiL office offering a similar price to the traditional style. Patrons are invited to call, view the product, and place a trial order.
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