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Lepcen
Ledger Printing House
Pennnsylvania
Ledger Publishing Co
Franer *H” Warren
Penn’a
Political Commentary on 19th Century Elections and Figures
A skeptical wrap of current party strategy and figures, noting costs to enforce the pure food bill, party infighting, and potential nominees. It questions campaign tactics, predicts Virginia support for Republicans, critiques media sensationalism, and mocks speculation about Gresham and other contenders.
Ultimatum era in politics and a Harrisburg convention
The piece notes the coming November ultimatum from the people, reports rumors about the Kaiser seeking the gold cure, and mentions the French reciprocity treaty delay in the chamber. It covers Nettleton and Raum pension contracts, Bannon’s senate candidacy, and a split in Republican strategy. It ends with Pennsylvania Republicans meeting at Harrisburg, endorsing Quay and Blaine, opposing silver, and a quarrel over a Quay tribute.
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Whitelaw Reid
Chamber of Deputies
Treasury
Nettleton
Raum
A. F.bannon
Senate
McKean County
Republican Party
W. W. Brown
Bannon
W. B. Chapman
Col
Sam Smill
Port Allegany
Bradford Mra
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Quays
Lochiel Hotel
Henderson
Meatville
Dean
McDowell
Lilly
Harrison
Blaine
Quay
Chris Magee
Matthew Stanley Quay
Magee
Pap
People s convention launches reform movement across nation
A reform minded People s party gains momentum with local and state candidates planned for July 4. The movement emphasizes land, transport, and money reforms, while inviting industrial groups to a Youngsville convention on April 27 1892. Also notes a Buffalo train schedule change and adds ads for Armies Oil Linament and Lane s Family Medicine.
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People’s Party
Youngaville
Assembly
Youngsville
Grange Ball
Lane
The Capri Girl and the Nervura Cure
A health advice feature extols Capri women for vigor from outdoor life and diet, promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura as a nonmedical tonic for nervous prostration, includes a testimonial from Mrs Oliver Wilson, and notes a free consultation at 33 W 14th St New York. It also covers an Alumni Reception for Prof. Aidler with farewell sentiments and tokens.
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Capri
Dr. Greene
Greene
Oliver Wilson
Northboro
Mass
14Th St
New York
D. I. Ball
Warren
Miher Haven
Ain
Bth
Aidler
Lady Patients to Visit Carver House Weekly
Mrs Dr Greene of Binzas will be at the Carver house every Monday for treatment of ladies and all diseases afflicting them.
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Dr. Greene
Binzas
Carver House
Disgust with doctors leads to patent bitters cure
Abiel C. Carter of Parker House Boston praises Suipanr Bitters after a year’s use for catarrh then notes his wife uses it for nervous debility. An advertisement touts Swayne’s Ointment to stop itching from piles healing ulcers and claims cures, followed by Kemp’s Balsam for cough and a Siegfried & Co. ad for canned seafood and groceries. A Nelson Greenland item mentions arranging a train to Chicago fair.
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Abiel C. Carter
Parker House
Boston
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Liberty Street
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Priday Morning
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Christopher Heydrick
Venango
Morelmer F. Ellioty
Tioga
MO. C. Bullitt
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Thomas B. Kennedy
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Adam S. Conway
W. Redwood Wrig
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S. W. Trimmer
Azur Lathrop
Thomas Chalfaht
PH. Strubinger
Joseph D. Orr
Andrew A. Payton
Michael Leibel
Clem
Wainright
Charles H. Lafferty
George R. Guss
William Malone
William Moran
Samuel 8. Leiby
C. Hipple
W. D. Hummelright
H. B. Piper
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Thomas McDowell
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Rainbow Chasers
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Mahone Gang
Virginia
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Detroit
Heaven
Lucifer
Gresham
Exitz Istaxp
Sam
Mr. Harrison
Elliot Shepard
People's Convention
Ephern Ledger
New York Central
Hudson River R. R
Exchange Street
Buffalo
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Ry
Michigan Central R. R
West Shore B. R
Grand Trunk Ry
Rochester
Swayne
Siavue
Kemp
Siegfrinp & Co
Providence
Sil & Gon
Bescond
Providentis
Siegfried & Co
Clare
Siegfried
Nelson Greenland
Chicago
Big al
M. Strenitz
Keystone Clothing Co
Earl & Wilson
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Keystone Clothing Company
Neal Bunk
Warren, Pa
First Nationa
Siegfried & Ca
Nile CO
Quenea
Nelson Creenland
ORE Exchange
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