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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
4
A Fact for Republicans notes that President McKinley desires Joseph C. Sibley’s return to Congress from the district. The President cites personal friendship and Sibley as a key figure to advance the administration’s policy of prosperity at home and national honor abroad.
The text argues Democrats call McKinley an imperialist as they did 1864 for Lizéoin. It claims the accusation serves as a political tactic with no factual basis, equating McKinley’s stance to that of Lincoln and Grant.
The Washington Post argues that fusion in Pennsylvania could cost Republicans control of the next House. If several Republican seats flip to Democrats this fall, responsibility should rest on the insurgents rather than Pennsylvania Republicans.
J R Nevitt of Washington urged Perry S Heath to declare the pink carnation the Republican party national emblem for the current campaign. Heath referred the matter to Chairman Hanna, who approved the selection as McKinley favors the flower.
Mrs Lucy VaRNuM of Atwater Wisconsin writes a rhyme praising McKinley. She claims it is based on facts and says she has seven sons to vote for him, with lines that extol his noble name and guards of land and sea.
In Westbrook Maine Senator Frye warns that anti-American talk blames U S troops for the rebellion in the Philippines. He cites expenditures of 180 million dollars and 2 000 lives as charges against critics.
The speaker recalls William Jennings Bryan’s 1896 stance against foreign borrowing and notes a policy shift under a new Republican administration to loan gold to European nations with good credit. The remark frames a critique of recent financial direction and its contrast with Bryan’s position.
A remark contrasts President Bryan's speeches with a prompt to compare Filipino and Cuban sentiments toward Americans, suggesting mutual scrutiny of national attitudes amid U.S. imperial engagement. The exchange highlights tensions in U.S. colonial-era policy and rhetoric.
Neatly printed visiting cards advertised with pricing 75c per hundred, 50e for fifty, 30e for twenty five. The short ad highlights affordable, quick turnaround for business card orders at the Mi Office.
About 118000 miners in the anthracite region walked out last Monday. The stoppage, though not total, cripples the industry and threatens severe hardship for thousands, with disputes over wages, tonnage, powder costs, company stores, and a refused general conference.
A Kane Republican reprint argues Swedes in the district are loyal voters and reliable workers who will support Mr. Sibley. It claims Swedes neither sell nor solicit votes and credits Sibley’s prosperity programs and employer reputation for earning their backing.
A letter from a son in the Philippines sways an elderly Democrat to support McKinley. He vows to stand by the boy fighting under the nation’s flag, rebuking demagogues who back Aguinaldo as loyal Americans rally to endorse the war effort and the country’s honor.
A campaign message proclaims broad support from granaries shops and workshops claiming prosperity for every corner of the country. The speaker emphasizes widespread backing from industry and retail sectors as the election period continues.
J. M. Siegfried advises that many consumptives could be cured or relieved by FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. He urges readers to suggest the remedy to those afflicted and act as a friend.
Local editorials praise Mr. Sibley for bipartisanship and pledge a second term. Emery is attacked for wage cuts and monopoly ties while Sibley is hailed as a representative of all people. readers report shifting support in Pleasantville and Oil City markets.
Kane Leader reports a Kane County Democratic board favors liquor interests and asks Prohibitionists to donate to Emery’s campaign. A mineograph letter circulates inviting county Prohibitionists to contribute to the pro-liquor rival, with editors and treasurers urged to shell out funds.
A help notice seeks a girl for general house work and instructs applicants to contact Mrs. D Cowan at 103 East Street for details.
A Bradford gathering drew hundreds as Hon. C. H. Grosvenor of Ohio blasted the Democratic platform as a distraction from Republican prosperity. He was followed by Mr. Sibley who defended his Congress record and voiced firm support for progressive change and wage growth.
The New York World, a Bryan supporter, denounces Croker and Tammany toward Coler’s defeat and warns New York is forfeited to Pratt and McKinley. It signals Bryan’s defeat and shifts to escape the Republican wave sweeping Vermont and Maine.
Allen Halverson of West Prairie Wisconsin says people travel ten miles to buy Foley's Ripney Care. J A Spero of Helmer Indiana calls it the medical wonder of the age.
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. Quick relief for bladder, kidneys and back pain in men and women. Relieves urinary retention almost immediately. Sold byertzel & Saner, Warren, A.
Rhoda L. Peterson Extrx. E H Beshlin Attorney Warren Pa September 11 1900 notice of administration and request for claims against estate to be presented for settlement and probate proceedings.
Notice is given that letters of administration on the estate of Laura E Haig of Elk township Warren County Pennsylvania have been granted. Creditors should pay debts promptly and those with claims must present them duly authenticated for settlement.
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