Arbor day plantings and political shocks across counties
In Berk's county Arbor day saw fifty thousand trees planted. The New York World faced reduced attacks on the cabinet. GalLanp testified before a committee that charges against him were groundless. Rumors of President Cieveann's June marriage to Miss Folsom of Buffalo circulated. Hooving licenses and brewery actions in Huntingdon County surfaced amid a general remonstrance of 8,000 names. Grand Master Powprarry planned Philadelphia headquarters.
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Berk’s County
The
New York World
Cieveann
Miss Folsom
Buffalo
Huntingdon County
Huntingdon
Powprarry
Philadelphia
Scranton
Trial verdicts and local politics stir public discourse
The article reviews a prolonged Marsh versus Stewart and McNitt medical dispute, noting jurors discharged after no verdict and praise for doctors while criticizing Mr. Marsh. It shifts to Treasury bond calls, labor unrest, and local political intrigue surrounding Henry Brace and Coleman, highlighting financial strains and public opinion.
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Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Stewart
Lepore
Mrs. Marsh
Reverdy B. Stewart
Gilbert McNitt
Simplicity of Great Men at a New York Club
Roscoe Conkling and Judge Donohue visited the New York Athletic Club, sat with ordinary men, ate a dollar dinner, drank water, and appeared relaxed and unpretentious, shedding official pomp for a holiday mood. A mention ends with a note of a flour price at Theodore Messner's.
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New York
Roscoe Conkling
Judge Donohue
New York Athletic Club
Mr. Conkling
A Knight Not Infallible Defaulter in Williamsport
D N Rook city controller of Williamsport faces a defaulter claim of 704638 dollars from Knights of Labor funds. He served as treasurer of Assembly 2266 for multiple terms and helped Kok win Controller. He was arrested while stressing nominating independence from organizations. Bondsmen are reportedly well off.
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D.N. Rook
Williamsport
Knights of Labor
Assembly
Kok
Warren County
York County Democrats Back Chauncey Black for Governor
At a York county Democratic meeting last Friday Lieutenant Governor Chauncey F. Black was endorsed for Governor and authorized to select his delegates to the State Convention. The resolution praised Gov Pattison's administration and urged Black as a nominee with a record of democracy and opposition to monopolies.
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Chauncey F. Black
York County Democratic Committee
Black
Pattison
County of
York
Pen Picture of Hon A G Curtin in Warren
Washington dispatch details Curtin, chair of a special congressional committee probing St Louis labor troubles. The Buffalo Courier correspondent notes Curtin stands about six feet two, quick and active, with Walter Scott like features, gray turning white hair, a smooth shaven face, and an old school statesman bearing. Also mentions Amber flour priced 1.25 per sack and spring wallpaper styles from A A Davis & Co.
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A. G. Curtin
St. Louis
Washington
Buffalo Courier
Warren
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