New York Armories Funds Questioned and Texas State Split
The article accuses the New York City Comptroller and Mayor of stealing two thirds of 941,453.86 spent on ten lofts and stables used as armories. It also discusses political maneuvers, Tammany figures, and Wallace’s influence. It surveys a proposed Texas division into Eastern Middle and Western Texas with populations and racial demographics, noting Republican stance and the annexation treaty roots.
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New York
New York Times
Tammany
Democratic Party
Texas
Philadelphia Press
Eastern
Middle Texas
Trinity River
Middle
Trinity
Colorado
Gulf States
United States
Aiouelian
Rawieg
Tammany Ring
Connolly
Mayor Hall
Hall
Philadelphia cattle bill sparks Senate clash over monopoly risks
Democratic Auditor General candidate Gen. M Candless faced sharp critique as the Senate debated the Philadelphia Cattle Market Company bill. Opponents argued it would create a close monopoly controlling cattle, sheep, and hog trade, impose heavy charges, and invite corruption, harming farmers, drovers, and consumers statewide.
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M'Candless
State Senate
Philadelphia
M'Candlesa
Senate
Pennsylvania
M’candless
Gen. M'Candless
Gen. White
Philadelphia Cattle Market Company
Ae Aince
Caesar
Beaver
Allegheny
Mercer
Erie
Butler
Fayette
Chester
Montgomery Au Bucke
Air
Commonpfresh
Taylor
Graham
Washington
Alegheny
First
Phildelphia
Fourth District
Mr. Connell
Sanitary Commission
Montgomery
Bucks Counties
Democratic Party
Andrew Jackson
Monopolistic yardage and railroad bonds raise old animosities
The piece discusses hog processing economics and proposed sanitary yarding fees, then shifts to the Northern Pacific Railroad bonds and land warrants, noting capital allure and regional investment. It references the Washington and Jefferson College commencement, then critiques Tammany Hall, Connolly, and Mayor Hall, and ends with a Good Templary stance on politics.
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St. Paul and Pacific
Minnesota
E. H. Wilson
Indiana County Deposit Bank
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Indiana Progress
Indiana, PA
David Stanton
Beaver County
Robert B. Beath
Schuylkill County
James A. Logan
Harry White
Assembly
Thomas M. M'Mullin
James A. Nesbitt
Peter Dilts
William R. Allison
Register and Recorder
William R. Black
James M. Sutton
Hugh P. Lewis
Edmund Paige
THE
Wallace
United States Senate
Tee
Washington and Jefferson College
F. J. le Moyne
M. D
George P. Hays
D. C
Washington, Pa
Salt River
Col. McCandless
Republican Party
Bearn
Hegatane Good Templar
Order of Good Templary
Good Templar
H. Childd’s & CO
E. Childs & CO
Wood Street
Pittsburgh
Commissioner’s
Indiana
Little Mahoning Oreek
George H. Warner
South Mahoning Township
He Warner
South Maboxing
Jas. T. van Horn
John S. Fleming
Jacob Carr
K. _ Wilson
Shah
Bari
Eis “ Treasurers Commission
Hane
Acces
TBI
Cca S
Ano Bev
Altest
A.W. Wilson, Sindy
Samuel Lightcap
Armstrong Township
Mary Lig J
Ros
Hitcap
NSON
Washington and Jefferson
Hays
Washington Pennsylvania
Gewina
TUE Singin Manufacturing CO
Wheeler & Wilson & Eliptic
Plowes
Eliza & A.B
Chiner
Stover & Baker Sewing Machine Co
Weed Sewing Machine Co
4& Gibbs Sewing Machine Co
Florence Sewing Machine Co
American Button Hole & Sverseming Co
Old Meda Sewing Machine Co
Astna Sewing Machine Co
Empire Sewing Machine Co
Machinga, Finkle & Lyon Mig Co
Burham Sewing Machine Co
Wilson Sewing Machine Co
Bartlet Rever
Mi'g Co
Bartram & Fouten Mi'g Co
Job Knitting
Moe
Gant
Express
M. Rainey
Market St
Johnstown
Lizzie Altemus
R. M. Billajr
Philadelphia Street
Young Bro's
Ae Lazarus
Morris Aeeut
Youn Bro’s
Peddlars
SMITH
OLI
Sian
Acta Om
INE Mantle
OFECE
Kitow Tae
GUN
Sonia Pada Seng
James Clark
Burgess
G. Wine
Merchant Tailors
Court House
Bara
Vogel Brothers
Indiana County
Howe Sewing Machine
Howe
Cal
Keystone Patent
Thia
Thane
HIVE
Sohn Nagel
Bu’ Wilson & CO
Alton Wilson & CO
Bens
West Indiana
Aize
Blairsville
John G. Long
John R. Berry
Borrell Township
David Berry
Waltiam Watcher
Walthans
Campary
Tnbe
United
Wiles
Jowy Stevenson's Sons
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