Warren County Democratic Ticket in August 1889
The Warren County Democratic ticket lists A. G. McIntyre for county treasurer and E. Gibbs for county surveyor. The piece defends McIntyre’s residency, outlines party aims, and critiques opposition while commenting on local politics, tariffs, trusts, and reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. McIntyre
Sugar Grove
E. Gibbs
Warren
Warren County
Archie G. McIntyre
C. G. Olmstead
Corry
Gibbs
Warren Colorough
Opening the Sioux reservation to settlement and the Black Hills
The United States purchase opens about 11 million acres for farming and grazing and direct access to the Black Hills. Rich valleys, mines, and minerals including antimony copper asbestos mica zinc silver tin lie across the region with several railroads reaching the Missouri boundary, sparking a likely rush similar to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Country
United States
Sioux Reservation
Dakota
Black Hills
Black Hill
Missouri River
Sions
Rapid City
Ouster
Oklahoma
Tariff revolt and farm tariff meetings ignite voter anger
A Patriot editorial lambasts high taxes and war tariffs as unjust, warning farmers of indirect taxation and mortgage burdens. It notes tariff reform clubs attracting farmers to hear how mining and manufacturing wealth profited while farmers paid through sugar prices and interest taxes. The piece also covers a Gladden Gunton debate favoring trusts and ta riffs, arguing for pensioning undersold merchants and criticizing Standard Oil’s pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladden
Macy, Wanamaker
Pains and Vanishes Burrao Buffalo Carpet Ad 1889
An 1889 Buffalo advertisement by Barnes Hengerer Co promotes Masury’s pure colors and carpets. It claims large stock, access to leading makes, self-imported top English Brussels, price advantage, and a guarantee that each carpet matches its representation with refunds or replacements. Also lists paints and finishing supplies with color names and oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes, Hengerer & Cos
We Lead but Never Follow Home Furnishings Ad These Prices
A long form advertisement touts affordable furniture for all households. It highlights parlor suites, dining sets, beds, and kitchen items with low prices, free delivery, and a claim of 786 years of firm experience. The copy emphasizes style, variety, and customer service in a multi-floor showroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watterson
Soldiers
Chautauqua
Tanner
Louisville Courier-Journal
Corier-Journal
Washington
Courier-Journal
Pension Bureau
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Reed
Warren, PA
Tar Water Company
Mat Quay
Mat
Pennsylvania
High Street
Edward Bellamy
Cleveland
The
New York Times
Congress
Col
Hakkison Allex
North Dakota
Erie Herald
Harrison
Warrenboro
Leonhart & Son
Emil AmAny
BE. F. ‘BurrerFiero
Syracuse, N.Y
Burrao
Masury
Barnes, Hengerer & Co
New York State
New York
City
Buffalo
Vicinity
Brussels
Brown
Prumber
Henna
C.&e.bartsch
Water Street
Diamond Block
Warren Mills Co
IY Wacestan
Auiway
Kopf & Henry
Warren Pa
Jarvis
Hunter & Jarvis
Geo. S. Davis
W. A. Kinnear
Ph. G
Second and
Liberty Streets
P. J. Bayer
Grocer
Liberty Street
Waller Street
J. F. Reterer
Carver House
Warren, Pe
T. B. Clawson
Episcopal Church
Hersee & CO
Mammoth
Ellicott Bt
Buffalo, N.Y
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