Keystone State Men Drift in at National Headquarters
A long dispatch reports Pennsylvania politicians at both major party centers in New York City as cholera fears influence politics. It notes visits by Harrity Carter Palmer and Shiel, with Republican and Democratic lines forming around headquarters at Fifth Avenue. Chairmen plan campaign moves as President Harrison nears his letter of acceptance.
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National Commission of the World's Fair
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Pittsburg
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Quay
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Wvork
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National Democratic Campaign Committee
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Quay Campaign Moves in Chester County Ahead of Primaries
Senate hopeful Quay writes to Republican leaders urging support in Chester County as primaries approach. The piece notes a shifted balance of alliances and reports on reactions within the party amid broader political maneuvers and local license actions. It also lists several marriage licenses and political events across Pennsylvania and Texas from the period.
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Chester County
Repub'iconsa
Jack Robinson
Dowstretons
Quay
Unirep
Szwats
Wastrrotos
D.C
Amy
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United States
Philadelphia party roundup seals largely routine nominations
The Philadelphia Democracy gathering chiefly confirmed regular nominees for local offices. McAleer supporters faced credential disputes, with Ker winning the Democratic nomination in the Third district while McAleer ran independently. Other posts: Arnold renominated, Nicholson clerk, Duvall coronership. several congressional and senatorial selections listed.
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Philadelphia
Sept. L
Democracy of
van Osten
McAleerites
Ker
Congressman McAleer
Arnold
Edward E. Nicholson
Graham
Augustus W. Duvall
Edwin Gaw Flanigan
John J. Moloney
William W. Ker
William McAleer
Elbridge E. Nock
John W. Cosgrove
Charles P. Devlin
George Morgan
John A. Ward
Stevenson Introduced by Gray at Indiana Campaign
The Democratic rally in Vincennes drew thousands as Ex-Governor Gray presided and introduced General Adlai E. Stevenson who spoke about tariff reform and the force bill. Claude Matthews and Senator Voorhees followed with brief remarks. a night meeting featured John Bretz and John E. Lamb.
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Indiana
Vincennes
Illinois
Gray
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Claude Matthews
Forernor
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Dr Price Flavoring Extracts Delight Households
The article extols Dr Price’s Delicious Flavoring Extracts in lemon orange nectarine and vanilla praising their fruit likeness and versatility for cakes puddings sauces or creams. It notes housewives are pleased with use and the flavors are endorsed for purity by leading chemists and university chiefs.
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Dr. Price
Fringed Fancy Covers and Chenille Draperies Sale
Advertises 6-4 fringed fancy covers at 75¢ and 6-4 finest heaviest chenille covers at $2. Also 4-4 at $1.25, Snow Flake Curtains $1.90 to $3 per pair, SILKALENE or Cotton Pongee fabrics at 12 3/4¢ and 15¢ per yard, plus Linen Momie splashers and related linens offered as first‑class goods in various patterns and sizes.
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