Treasury Raids Burdens on Congress by Republicans
The Warren Mail critiques fiscal policy noting large appropriations by the last Congress and a lack of public building bills. Congressman Holman provides a detailed comparison of session totals, stating reductions versus the prior Congress, and arguing that current spending relies on laws from the previous session. He highlights lobbies and political pressure as factors, and defends the administration’s stewardship of finances under Cleveland.
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Warren Mail
Mail
Uncle Sam
Mary
Holman
Congressional Record
Congress
Inez
United States
Fifty-first Congress
Fifty-second Congress
Senate
House
Cleveland
Dr Miles Pills Promise Nerve Link Liver Regulation
An advertisement touts Dr Miles pills as a new principle regulating liver stomach and bowels via nerves. It claims speedy cures for biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation. Promoted for all ages with 30 doses priced 25 cents samples at Morris Mullen's drug store and Noyes Drug Store endorses a slogan about longevity through early rising.
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Miles
Morris & Mullen
DeWitt
Noyes Drug Store
Morris & Mullens Drug Store
Oates Report on Homestead Trouble Ends In Perez Parley
Mr Oates completes a report on the Homestead dispute noting wages could be justified if Frick had presented facts. He condemns Pinkerton use and calls actions of the Amalgamated Association illegal. Congress lacks power over the issues and faces near-impossible arbitration law. full conclusions await next session.
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Oates
Frick
Pennsylvania
Mr. Frick
Pinkerton
Homestead
McCleary
Frick and Potter
Amalgamated Association
Congress
Double Tragedy at Hotel Florence Ends in Deaths
Patrick Dowd of Dunkirk shot Geo Haas of Jamestown at Hotel Florence Fluvanna Sunday. Dowd then killed himself after Haas died in the bar room. Dowd had argued over two women, Nettie Lyman and Nina Fahey, in a deadly confrontation that also involved hotel proprietor Mr. Terry. Ice and rail promos follow the grim account with local notices amid the news.
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Jamestons
N. Y
Patrick Dowd
Dunkirk
Geo- Haas
Florence
Fluvanna
Nettie Lyman
Nina Fahey
Dowd
Jamestown
Mr. Terry
Geo. Haas
Hass
Hans
Hancock Nominated for Congress by Venango Convention
Hon James D Hancock of Venango County was named the unanimous Democratic nominee at the Warren convention. Present were Baird Cameron Mesette Parsons, McBean Nash McGarry Hawke. Hancock, a Franklin resident, is noted as a prominent lawyer in western Pennsylvania and New York and plans to campaign across the district meeting voters and debating opponents.
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C. al
D Cornen
Baird
Hack- Cameron County
Mesett
Parsons
McBean County
Amess
S. NASA
Pagan
Brick
Venango
Messrs
McGarry
Warrer County
M Deveen
Clark
Hawke
W. R. Dawson
J. A. Hawke
N.C. Clark
McKean
Mr. Nash
Mr. Parsons
Cameron
J. D. Hancock
Mr. McGarry
Perry D. Clark
Warren
N. C. Clark
J.D. Hancock
Nash
James D. Hancock
Franklin
Venango County
Pennsylvania
New York
Hancock
Notre
New Castle Iron Company
Wire
Red
Altoona
Trout Run
Cambria
BerLedem
Slatington Valley Mill Company
Homestead
Pictanorg
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Autroona
Phillipsburg
Clearfield
Punxsutawney
Twelfth Pa Cavalry Hold Second Annual Reunion
The second annual reunion of the Twelfth Pa Cavalry was held in Warren on Tuesday Aug 9 with about 70 members and their families attending. Eben N Ford Post members greeted veterans, a welcome address was given, and Lt Col W H McAllister was elected president. A dinner at Harugari hall followed, and a resolution of thanks was adopted for Eben N Ford Post and the GAR. A basket picnic at Youngsville was noted the next day.
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12Th Pa. Cavalry
Warren
Eben N. Ford
Diffe
Burgess Clark
Fallin
Harugari Hall
Women’s Relief Corps
W. H. McAllister
Erie
A. J. Burns
H. 8. Logan
J. M. Boyd
Centerville
Wm. A. McCray
Spring Creek
H. G. Smith
Union City
Youngsville
Homestead labor troubles spark mock epic poem collection
A burlesque poem from Camp Black mocks Homestead conditions with lines about rotten food, dirty water, and stinging insects. The piece highlights soldiers idle during strikes and critiques the era's labor conflict while local notices follow, including obituary for Moses Andrews of Garland, Pa., aged 89.
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Homestead
Camp Black
Old Homestead
Labor Talks Signal Confident Sides In Strike Turbulence
Reports from multiple labor centers show both sides claiming progress in the Homestead strike and related disputes. Union leaders predict victory while employers insist they will prevail, with mass walkouts and wage battles cited across Carniege steel regions.
Local Advertisements and Miscellany Highlights
A collage of vintage notices mentions CHAS. T. THURSTON’s painting services and campaign materials, Dr Pierce’s sugar coated pellets touted as liver pills, canned shrimp and deviled crabs from Sheertrep & Co, Nelson Greenland arranging train shipments for the Chicago Fair, Clover Leaf Saloon, A.G. peas from Srgeratep & Co, low price wallpapers at N. K. Wendelboe, and tonic sales for Sarsaparilla including De-Wits and Ayer’s Sarsaparilla with Noyes Drug Store promotion.
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Dr. Pierce
Sheertrep & Co
Nelson Greenland
Sreerarep & Co
A.G
Srgeratep & Co
N. K. Wendelboe’s
Noyes Drug Store
Ayer
Warren Barbers Meet Printers In League Baseball Clash
The Warren barbers and printers staged a lively amateur game on Monday with Jake Amann and Tommy Morris for the barbers and Captain Will Young and Jimmie Marker for the printers. The score ended 12 to 13 in favor of the printers after a lively back and forth, with Fritz Fischer and Killian forming a strong battery.
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Barbers and
Warren
Ume
Jake” Amann
Tommy” Morris
Barbers
Will Young
Jimmie Marker
Charles Frederick Schwing
Gume
Gus Mull
Shavers
Ritzenthaler
Zeitler
Tonny, McMillan
Theopolis
Last Grand Low Rate Excursion to the Thousand Islands
The Warren enlists readers for a final season excursion on the W N Y & P R R to the Thousand Islands and St Lawrence. Depart Tuesday August 23 at 10 10 am for 5 50 round trip with ten day return. Route via Rochester Syracuse Clayton to Alexandria Bay with steamer. hotel rates from 1 40 to 2 per day. sleeping car space limited. contact W N Y P R agents or Mr J B Newton Buffalo for berths and details.
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Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
Warren
Rochester
N.Y
H.R. R
W. N
P. BR. BR
9. B. Newton
Buffalo
Newton
America
Harbor Creek Wreck Claimed Two Killed In Collision
Express freight No 37 halted for No 173 when it was rear ended by No 87, piling ten or twelve cars and blocking both tracks. Chicago-Boston special No 6 then crashed into the wreck killing Hagmear Walsh and his fireman and injuring passenger Stephen Perry of Indianapolis. Two freight cars damaged. some cargo salvaged.
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Ertz
Express
Express 173
Hagmear Walsh
Stephen Perry
Indianapolis
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Warrens
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L. BR. Patton
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Siegfried & Co
Wallin
Uamev
Homestead Poetry
Doolittle & Steal
Buiders
Guamland
Moses
Robert
Garland
H. F. Andrews
Christ
Presbyterian Church
Insdrath
Garland Presbyterian Church
Mose
Gram
Geo
Davis’ Drug Store
Cor. 2Nd and
Liberty Sts
Stearrizp & Co
Pirristra
Crawford
Amalgamated Advisory Committee
Potter
Lovejoy
Gomper
Federation of Labor
Carnegie Steel and Iron
Manufacturers
Carnegie Company
Frick-Carnegie
Chas. T. Thurston
Water Street
Market
Warren Barbers
Harbor Creek
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