Quay forms new party drive with Leach in 42 seat plan
The report details a new state campaign setup led by Chairman Stanley Quay and Frank Willing Leach. It notes executive committee formation, secretaries Rex and Andrews, and a vigorous effort to maximize Republican turnout across districts.
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William R. Andrews
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York County
Matthew Stanley Quay
Indiana
Jefferson College
Beaver County
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Penneylvania
Pennsylvania Volunteers
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Transportation and Telegraph
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Leach Emerges as Key Pennsylvania Party Leader
Frank Willing Leach, a prominent figure on the executive committee, earns admiration for his manliness in party disputes. Born in Cape Girardeau Missouri, August 183, he studied and contributed to Philadelphia history works and periodicals. He has long served as secretary of the entity committee since 1865 and played a pivotal role in the recent factional struggles.
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Policy of true democracy and duties on farm products
The house committee on manufactures advanced duties on spirits from grain and on molasses, arguing protection for interior grain farmers and domestic distilleries amid foreign competition. Silas Wright and Mr. Benton supported higher duties, and the report concludes that agricultural duties were for protection, not revenue, dismissing the revenue only tariff as an upstart shyster scheme.
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Congress
Silas Wright
New York
Benton
Republicans Unite in Fourth District Meeting
A Saturday gathering of Fourth district Republicans reported strong unity after past leadership disputes. Unanimous resolutions pledged a solid campaign and a strong Republican majority under party chairman Matthew Stanley Quay.
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Fourth Legislative District
Fourth District
Matthew Stanley Quay
Hazleton
Quay rises above animosity to aid Pennsylvania Republicans
Ogdensburg Journal lauds Senator Quay for rising above personal feuds to act for the Republican party in Pennsylvania. Includes a pill promotional aside for Bacon's Celery King with listed Indiana area merchants, and brief anecdotes about Marshal Ney and cures for croup and catarrh touting various products and local shop mentions.
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Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
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Pacific
Ogdensburg Journal
Indiana Attorneys At Law Listed In Tidiana Directory
A compiled list of attorneys and law firms in Tidiana Pennsylvania with offices on Philadelphia Street and nearby buildings. Entries note prompt and careful attention to legal business, offices in J M Cunningham building, General Harry White's Building, Nixon building, and other locations. Firms include Telford Pierce Watson Kefaton Taylor Cunningham FIsher Hood Banks Taylor Keener Clarks Wood Elkin and others. Pennsylvania Railroad appears as a listed item in the directory.
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Frank Kef Atson & Keener
Harry White
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Stewart & Clark
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George W. Hood
Hetrick
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ACK & Taylor
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Tritiana
Samuel Cunningham
Joun S. Fisher
Cunningham & Fisher
Wood Clark
Tailiwua
Nixon Building
Sixth Street
OHN P. Elkin
Elkin Building
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Elite
D. H. B. Buterbaugh
Hall Building
D. M. M. Davis
North Sixth Street
R. Churchill
T. Mil
Waterstreet
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West Lebanon
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Indiana. Pa
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