Lititz Record Notice on Thursday Press Schedule
The Lititz Record announces regular Friday morning publication and that matter must be in by Wednesday afternoon. Advertisers are urged to sign with name and address as a guarantee of good faith for insertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Enoch Arden
Burns’ Cotter
Ceasar
Cicero
Gratians
Bacon
Dore
Trving
Teving
George Elio
John TG. Alden
Yenoy St
New York
céRrson
Stephens
V. Spencer
Frank Lee Benedict
Lucy Oper
Workman's Harness Store
Broad Street
Lititz
Godey
America
Godey'stady
U.S
Presidential Portrait Gallery
Printing House
Tie Son
Republican Party
Tax Sun
Tur Sun
IATL
Isuunday
Agricultural Department
Wreng
W. England
the Sun
N. Y
Gardiner
Hhyery Meroer
Tts
American Agriculturest
Orange Judd Co
C. W. Judd
Broadway
The Future Tariff Debate and Carlisle's Role
A discussion on the tariff shifts with John G Carlisle noted as a key figure. The text critiques protectionist bias, calls for moderate tariff revision, and cites political dynamics across regions. It also mentions Gov. Parrison vetoing extra-session pay, and notes baseball clubs forming nationwide with Robbie Clark named manager for the Ironsides in Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Robbie Clark
Ironsides
Governor Pattison vetoes appropriation bill amid criticism
The article reports Governor Pattison vetoing the bill except the pay for Capitol employees, arguing legislators failed their duties by not meeting and delaying compensation. It also covers President Arthur’s administration, a Cleveland burglary shootout, mine accidents in Luzerne, and local incidents from Reading to Bethlehem with varied investigative notes.
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Pattison
Capitol
Cleveland
Luzerne District
Fulton
Siding Hill
Vanderbilt
Nekert’s
Reading
Harry Baus
Trish
Bethlehem
Easton
The
Erie High School
Guttenberg
Boston
Wild animal deaths and political shifts in 19th century headlines
The report tallies deaths by wild animals and earthquakes, government rewards, and animal losses totaling hundreds of thousands. It notes John G. Carlisle winning the Speaker post after a tight vote, plus military staffing details and local civic events including lectures and church revivals.
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Gadia
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
House of Representaties
Washington
Signal Service Bureau
Henry Ward Beecher
Leeture
Fisher's Hall
Lebanon
Methodist Episcopal
Sunbury
John Benson
Ray Baughter
Lebanon National Bank
Union Township
Indiantone Gap
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Lititz Record
J. F. Bues
House of Representatives
Carliale
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Carlisle
Democratic House
Senate
House
Gov. Parrison
Brewdt
Livingston
Arthur
Congress
News Jteme
Biroey Oehme
Houve
B. J. Barr
Barr
Miller, Printz & Co
Lexington Trems
Richard Felter
Allentown
Examiner
Sebriver
Philadelphia
Fisher
S. L. Diffenderfer
Flitivs
Allen
Peterson's
Splendid Sabet
Sige Steel Eng
Peterson
Ieee
Advange
Andress
Sperimens
Statis
Rey
Shrawbridge & Clothier
Bargains
Strawbridge & Clothier Market
Eighth ST
Filbert ST
W. H. Buch
W.H. Buch
Buce
Zweimbach. & Ixre
Pem ST
Rhading
Wes
Israel G. Err
Scrivener
Penn Township Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Bank
Litits
F.L. Krauskop
Man
Mulberry St
Marlon Harland
Augusta de Bubna
Christian Keld
Sheffey Peters
Ella Rodman Church
Hellen Mathers
Cherry Ripe
Wm. MacLeod
Corporary Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
Gophy
Jefferson Keener
Chestnut
Isth Street
Shultz
Gundaker
North Queen Street
Lancaster, PA
Queen St
Zahm
Rogers & West
J.zahm
Zahm’s
H. L. Trout
Penn Square
Bee Kestner Flas
Tititz
A. M. Bruckhart Littig
Daniel Leopold
Salunge
Lancaster Co
Sim
Suisorther
Dee
Loth
Alan
Anata Ore
Stump
Stump’s Store
Broad and Orange Sts
Eitits
Porras de Leeann Area
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