Politicians in New York Sight Split Public Meeting
General Sherman and James G. Blaine walked together in New York to a surprising crowd. The piece notes the mystery of political ways and recalls the first anniversary of Mr and Mrs President Cleveland. It mentions Cleveland appointing W A Wallace to the Naval Academy visitors board at Annapolis.
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General Sherman
James G. Blaine
New York
Cleveland
Grover
Frankie
Fshing
Saranac Inn
N.Y
Pennsylvania
W. A. Wallace
Naval Academy At Annapolis
Philadelphia Eyes Elevated Railroad Drive
A Philadelphia syndicate with thirty million dollars plans to build forty miles of elevated railroad. The city’s strong business backing signals a decisive push, and when the effort advances it is expected to go forward.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Plans a Grande Fourth of July Celebration
The Philadelphia Times argues for a spirited Fourth of July celebration in Philadelphia, asserting the city as the birthplace of American independence deserves a bold and memorable commemoration with extra vigor this year.
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Tus
Philadelphia Times
Union
Philadelphia
Notable Statesmen Passes Add To Two-Year Toll
The report notes the deaths of ex Vice President William A. Wheeler on Sunday and Chief Justice Mercur on the preceding Monday, adding to a two year tally of distinguished Americans who have died. A fuller biography appears in another column.
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William A. Wheeler
Mercur
Dill Sworn In As U S Marshal With Sureties
Marsnalt Dill was sworn into office in the United States district court by Judge Butler on Tuesday morning. Bondsmen are William M. Singerly and Juan F. Portuondo for a $20 000 bond. the new U S Marshal and both sureties are qualified in that sum. Additional notes discuss ex governor A G Curtin potentially seeking Congress and a state revenue bill backlash with a call for an extra legislative session.
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Marsnalt Dill
United States District Court
Butler
Wilkesbarre
Commissioners of
Cyrus Straw
Co. Com’s. Convention
Governor Vetoes Capitol Repair Bill Over Revenue Doubts
The governor vetoed the state Capitol improvement measure citing uncertain revenues. The editorial calls patchwork repairs unnecessary and notes the failed revenue bill worsens the treasury outlook.
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Bgavyer
Cleveland support surges as Texas backs re nomination
A Washington reporter quotes Texas representatives Stewart and Sayers saying there is no opposition to Grover Cleveland. They claim the South will unite for his renomination, praising his honest economical administration and predicting his re election by acclamation at the 1888 convention. They also discuss a possible extra session to reenact a revenue bill.
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Cleveland
Texas
Washington
Stewart
National
South
Sayers
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Beaver Signs Some Bills and Vetoes Many in Pennsylvania
Governor Beaver today signed several measures including acts aiding St. Pauls Orphans Home Butler and multiple state institutions while vetoing items such as 20000 for Norristown insane hospital furniture and 25000 for the centennial celebration of the Federal Constitution in Philadelphia.
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St. Paul's
Butler
State Normal School
Thirteenth
United States
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Williamsport Hospital
Erie Soldiers’ Home
Harrisburg Hospital
Corporal Rhial
Thomas H. Singley
Marion Hospital
Erie
Thomas Mifflin
Allworth Hospital
New Castle Hospital
Reading Hospital
Bradford City Hospital
Orthopedic Hospital
Hamar
Association of Erie
Northern
Central State Normal School
Lock Haven
Lancaster
Norristown
Homeopathic Medical and Surgical
Pittsburg
Allegheny General Hospital
Lackawanna Hospital
Scranton
Western Pennsylvania Deaf and Dumb Institution
Elwyn
Delaware County
Wonderful Cures From Rome Druggists Promoting Remedies
Rome retailers claim high sales and universal satisfaction for Dr King s New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bucklen s Arnica Salve. They report several pronounced consumption cures after short histories of use and guarantee the remedies. Sold by J Eisenhuth.
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W. D. Hoyt & Co
Rome
Dr. King
Bucklen
Dr King
J. Eisenhuth
William A Wheeler Dies in Malone New York
Malone New York June 5 Hon William Almon Wheeler died at 10 10 Saturday morning He was born in Malone on June 30 1819 He rose from poverty to a long public career including town clerk district attorney assemblyman state senator and congressman He served as vice president with Rutherford B Hayes in 1877 and after his wife died became reclusive in public life.
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Malone
N. Y
William Almon Wheeler
Franklin County
R. B. Hayes
Washington
Notable demise of former political leader in Malone mourned
The retired Malone resident and former Republican leader Wheeler died after a prolonged decline. He spent years aiding the poor and had roots as a Whig before joining the Republican Party. Chief Justice Mercur of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court died in Wallingford after ten days of pneumonia, born 1818 in Towanda, with a long career in law and politics including terms in Congress and the Supreme Court.
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Malone
Dr. Gay
Wheeler
Philadelphia
Mercur
State Supreme Court
Wallingford
Delaware County
Ulysses Mercur
Towanda
Jefferson College
Canonsburg
William McKennon
Pittsburg
John C. Fremont
Common Pleas Court
Bradford County
Congress
Supreme Court
Lancaster County
David Wilmot
Quay
B. Frank Eshleman
Lancaster
Rodney
James
John
Ulysses, Jr
W. W. H. Davis
Doylestown
Candidate for Justice Mercur's Place in Supreme Court
The death of Chief Justice Mercur creates a vacancy to be filled by Governor Beaver. Charles E. Rice, president judge of Luzerne county courts, will be urged for the position as The Record advocates his appointment.
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Wilkesbarre
Mercur
Supreme Court
Beaver
Charles E. Rice
Luzerne
Revenue Bill Controversy Postures Senate Responsibility
The article notes Rep John Robinson urging Governor to call an extra session for the revenue bill, blaming Senate errors for the bill’s failure. It cites Clerk Taylor, Chief Clerk Losch, and Resident Clerk Voorhees as capable officials, while the Senate side is faulted. Bloomington Illinois date Sept 18 1882 and a testimonial about Hall's Catarrh Cure from Josephine Chrisman lasting since 1858.
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John %. Robinson
Senate
Taylor
House
Senat
Losch
Voorhees
Bloomington
Ills
Messrs
F. J. Cheney & Cou
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
Uall
Iall
Josephine Chrisman
East North Street
Exploding Engine Kills One at Cuestron Station
A Baltimore and Ohio engine 823 exploded at 8 15 this morning opposite the new passenger station on Twelfth street in Cuestron. One man died and twelve were wounded, two perhaps fatally, as rescue crews attended the scene and investigated the accident.
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Cuestron
Baltimore and Ohio
Twelfth Street
Eleven Men Die in Quarry Blast near Birmingham
At Cambria stone quarry near Birmingham Pennsylvania a premature dynamite blast killed seven men and injured several others. A heavy morning blast failed to explode, then a spark from limestone ignited the powder during afternoon drilling, hurling rocks and tossing workers over a 400 foot drop. Coroner's jury pinned death to the drill sparked explosion. The scene drew thousands as victims Weiser Myers Sadders Roop Stewart were buried. Others named include Wilco, Tyron, Shaver's Creek, Ardenheim, and several Hungarian workers.
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Cambria
Birmingham
Altoona
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Weiser
Myers
Sadders
Roop
Stewart
Wilco
Tyrone
Neill
Shaver’s Creek
Thornfelt
Ardenheim
Michael Wolfner
Tom
George Hiesto
Casino Gasha
Nael Varna
Neil
Cambria Iron Company
Jay Could About to Monopolize the Western Freight Traffic
A Chicago report claims Jay Could aims to route Mississippi River grain and livestock to Eastern markets via new connections. He plans linking Little Rock purchases with Missouri Pacific to create an outlet to the East and Europe, with construction from Van Buren to Fort Gibson underway. Cincinnati braces after a severe thunderstorm floods neighborhoods and damages infrastructure, including 400 telephones, bridges, and factories, with losses estimated at 15 to 20 thousand dollars in Ohio and nearby areas.
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Mississippi & Texas
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Europe
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Missouri, Kansas& Texas
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Arkansas City
Cincinnati
Second Presbyterian Church
Newport
Oberlin
Professor
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Main
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Zanesville
Ohio
Black Diamond Manufacturing Company
Announcements of Sheriff Candidates Amid Democratic Convention
The notice lists prices for announcements and names several candidates for Sheriff including Anpun J. Ren of Miles township WhittaM Tsuren of Renner township Jons QO. Mires of Huston township and J. J. Hor of Marion township all stating they run subject to the Democratic County Convention TREASURER.
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Anpuwn J. Ren
Miles Township
Sherif
Whittam Tsuren
Renner Township
Jons QO. Mires
Huston Township
J. J. Hor
Marion Township
Jacon E1sxntern
Millheim Borough
Josuva Ty Porton
Potter Townshill
Joseph Swirn
Gregg Township
Gronoe W. Staxenen
Potter Township
W.J. Canin
Register
Joan A. Rupr
College Township
Dr. Zenny
W. Gace Morrison
Worth Township
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