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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1890

Page

3

News from Everywhere Briefly Skims National Mood

The piece notes Pennsylvania's population of 5,390 and sketches varied items including McKinley’s time-worn quip, Kentucky Democratic gains, a London syndicate forming around Coats thread, a rabid dog incident in New York, Blankenburg letters to Quay and Delamater, and Pettison support. It covers Oklahoma voting Democratic, cotton yield optimism, and political barbs over strikes on Garrard.

Pennsylvania St. Paul Pioneer Press McKinley Kentucky Courier Journal London New York City Rudolph Blankenburg Quay Delamater Pattison Koch Berlin Cleveland Kendal White House Mr. Blankenburg Harrison Henry C. Lea Blankenburg Lea Robert H. Pattison Grant Oklahoma Emery Senator Quay Alabama Long San Kemmler

Bombs for Both in Bitter Quay Delamater Letters

A caustic twofold rebuke from Rudolph Blankenburg to Senator Quay and Senator Delamater accuses Republican leaders of endorsing or ignoring embezzlement and bribery charges. The letters urge libel suits and frame Pattison's nomination as a corrective against Quay’s control, urging Republicans to vote for Pattison while criticizing party machinations.

Quay Mr. Delamater Senator Delamater Rudolph Blankenburg Matthew Pennsylvania New York World Evening Post Nation Pack Republican National Committee United States Ruporteh Blankex Bunra Delamater PonapeLruia George W. Delamater Dearsir Emery Philadelphia Press Robert E. Pattison Harrisburg Hastings Matthew S. Quay Rupores

Ballot reform dominates Pennsylvania politics in 1884 race

Democratic secretary Van Baeman predicts Pattison Black ticket will win aided by ballot reform issue. He cites secret ballot goals via constitutional change or convention and notes support from Powderly Knights of Labor, miners, and laborers. Also includes unrelated commentary on gendered power and quotes from Sharper's Magazine and advertisements about patent medicines.

Gordon Union Senate United States Georgia Congress North Carolina Johnstone Harper’s Weekly Chauncy F. Black Washington Wasamcrox E.G. van Baeman Chauncey F. Black Robert E. Pattson Ebbitt House Pennsylvania Pattison van Barman Democratc Harrisburg Powderly Knights of Lauber Black Keystone Pittsburg Elizabeth England Catherine Russia Christiana Sweden Mary Stuart Josephine Buzar

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