Democratic Mass Meeting in Bellefonte Ends in Broad Support
The Bellefonte Democratic mass meeting at the Court House drew a crowded, attentive audience. John A. Woodward was elected president with a large slate of vice presidents and secretaries, and remarks urged unity to elect the Democratic ticket. Speakers included Andrew G. Curtin and W. A. Hensel, with resolutions denouncing Republican abuses and endorsing Pattison, Africa, and other candidates.
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Court House
John A. Woodward, Esq
Howard
DZ Kline
John Hoffer
Jonathan Horger
Balser Weber
E. H. Carr
Milesburg
R. B. Hartman
Millheim
C. G. Hirlinger
Philipsburg
A. T
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Andrew G. Curtin
Congress
Curtin
Washington
Jay Wubbell
Keifer
House of Representatives
Beaver
W. A. Hensel
State Committee
Chicago
Cameron Ring
Hensel
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pattison
Tensel
J. Simson Africa
Africa
Pleasant Gap
D. F. Fortney
W. F. Reber
James A. McClain
J. H. Reifsnyder
E. C. Krumrine
Gregg
Democratic Party of
Centre County
Republican Party
Robert L. Pattison
Chauney F. Black
Senate
C. T. Alexander
Labor Convention Endorses Armstrong for Governor
The Tur State Labor Convention in Philadelphia endorsed Thomas A. Armstrong the Greenback nominee for Governor but did not name any other candidates. The Philadelphia Times calls the Cameron machine plans a grave disappointment and accuses corrupt labor leaders of attempting to steer a straight Labor State ticket by cash contracts.
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Philadelphia
Thomas A. Armstrong
Greenback
Cameron Besses
John Welsh
Besses
Cameron
the Times
Honest
Friends of Labor
Labor men foil bosses scheme to split vote in governor race
The passage describes Labor partisans resisting a Cameron engineered plan to nominate Armstrong, a Republican, as Labor governor candidate to split the vote. Bosses hoped to back a Democrat later, but their plan failed as Labor unity and integrity prevailed amid denouncements of the Tar Times and pressure from market-men.
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Tar Times
Welsh
Cameron
Armstrong
Pennsylvania Boss Rule Sparks Republican Rebellion
From the New York Herald the piece argues Pennsylvania Republicans revolt against Donald Cameron’s dominance. It claims the old machine and boss system in the state faces collapse as Cameron Sr returns to shore up the faction, turning the conflict into a battle over machines rather than protection versus free trade.
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Pennsylvania
Donald Cameron
Cameron
Washington Monument and political tide in the state
The Washington Monument rises as a public benefit with a summit station planned for atmospheric observations. Independent sentiment grows in the state with meetings at Somerset against bossism. Rep. Bayoe wins the primary in the 23rd district, while Gen. Beaver opposes ring influence and voters question the bosses' support.
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Washington
Somerset
Stewart
Duff
Gen. Koontz
Strikers Return to Work as Summer Protests End
The writer notes nationwide strikes are ending and urges workers to resume duties after months of disruptive actions. He hopes the labor movement learns from the experience and uses the lessons wisely.
Democrats Name Ticket for Union County Offices
The Democrats of Union County last week nominated a ticket headed by Congress candidate A. H. Dill Assembly candidate S. H. Limmelreich Sheriff C. A. Maton District Attorney H. U. Mercer and Jury Commissioner C. Dabeurman.
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Union County
Congress
A. H. Dill
Assembly
S. H.limmelreich
C. A. Maton
Hl. UW. Mercer
Where to Find Anti Monopol y
The Detroit Free Press argues that the Democratic party is the sole genuine anti monopoly force in the country capable of facing monopolies across forms. It dismisses other groups as side shows and accuses their leaders of shifting allegiances for money while claiming the masses are less vocal than leaders presume.
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Detroit Free Press
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Democratic Party
Party of Equal Rights
Buying Beaver's Election
The piece reports that the Cameron party relies on buying votes from Democrats and Labor to beat Independent Republicans. It notes disreputable bargaining has already aroused notoriety and casts prospects as doubtful. A Democratic Mass Meeting is planned at Lock Haven next Tuesday the 12th with Ex-Gov Curtin and Mortimer F. Elliott among speakers.
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Lock Haven
Curtin
Mortimer F. Elliott
Post Office Wisdom And A Peaches Basket
A lettered fragment praises a kindness from Sammy Faust who gave a basket of peaches. The author humorously imagines a machine to scoop up surplus wisdom from post office corners and extols lively public discourse as a path to enlightenment, comparing Millheim’s post office discussions to ancient forums.
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Millheim
Official time changes for Montandon to Philadelphia and beyond
Rail timetable notice outlines altered departure times from Montandon for the Brig R. R. Sea Shore Express Day Express Williamsport Accommodation and Erie Mail and Fast Line East. It lists new schedules with intermediate stations, arrivals in Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington, and through sleeping car services to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
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Lodge & Society Directory
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Miles
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Miliheim
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