Wealth of Vanderbilt Baffles Time and Wealth Giants
Warren Pa Friday December 11 1885 notes the death of A VanperBich reputed richest man with wealth estimated at 190 million and annual income of ten million. The piece contrasts rich and poor, praises Vanderbilt’s generosity, and criticizes political partisanship within post office appointments. It also discusses Indian policy, press conspiracies, and updates on President Harrison’s message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve. A. VanperBich
Vanderbilt
Roving political and journalistic squabbles spark in Warren
In Warren the south politics and journalism clash over Cleveland and party loyalties. Critics denounce an afternoon paper for falsehoods while defending Judge King and denouncing corruption on the Bench. Names of editors and papers appear as factions push for influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepggi
Lepest
Tey
Lepage
King
Warren
Cme
Judge King
Judge Bates
Aftidavit
Courageous Arbuch Defends Reputation in Erie Row
Richard W. Arbuckie, newly named collector of the port of Erie, is assailed as lacking courage. The Gazette defends him, criticizing street gossip and praising Arbuckie as an honest, upright man with strong convictions amid Democratic political attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Arbuckie
Erie
The
Gazette
Gazette Hs
Dick Arbuche
Boyhond
KR. H. Arbuch
Warren
Meaner Than Democrats Postoffice Boycott Across Regions
Republicans in several regions resist postmaster appointments by boycotting their local post offices. They transact postal business at neighboring offices, cutting perquisites and impacting local efficiency. The stance reflects partisan tensions influencing federal appointments nationwide.
Boycott of Postmasters Sparks Political Spats in Ohio
The boycott drive targets local post offices as party quarrels escalate. Democrats propose to curb the issue by abolishing the affected offices. The dispute is current at West Williamsfield near Youngstown and is mirrored in other towns already reporting petty strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Williamsfield
Youngstown
Forty-Ninth Congress opens with Sherman chosen Pro Tempore
Gen McCook opens the Senate as Sherman is elected Pro Tempore after party vote. The Senate adjourns in memory of the late vice president. In the House, Carlisle becomes speaker and Vanisie is escorted to the chair. Carlisle delivers a lengthy address on rules, public duties, and orderly proceedings. Adjournment follows in memory of the vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. McCook
Senate
John Sherman
Ohio
Voorhees
Sherman
Isham Harris
Yeas
Edmonds
Edmunds
Logan
House
J. B. Clark
Carlisle
Reed
Vanisie
Messrs
Tucker
House of Representations
Org
Legislative Assembly
Hartman
Indiana
Davis and Co Retailer Offers Christmas Footwear and Sleds
A. A. Davis & Co presents new books by leading authors and footwear suitable for Christmas gifts. Norhrop's offers a fine line, while Theodore Messner's features a banging lamp for 2.75 dollars. Sleds priced to fit budgets at A. A. Davis & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Davis & Co
Norshrop's
Theodore Messner’s
Attractions for the Holidays at Bell Bvos
Holiday shoppers are urged to inspect Bert Bros and A A Davis Co offerings. The ad highlights silk and wool novelties, neckwear, kid gloves, plush goods, silk mittens, hand bags, and umbrellas. Special notes include seal skin sieques, baby garments, cloaks, fur trims, and a Le Bon Ton dress-cutting giveaway with purchases over ten dollars through December 25. Extensive toy stock mentioned. calls for inspections and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Bvos
Cestemeri
Bert Bros. Norice
le Bon Ton
Can the Editor Do It and Carry All His Wrongs
Aneditorial flourish questions the editor’s limits and duties. It contrasts desired virtues with impossible multitasking, asking if one person can master knowledge restraint manners and morale while maintaining cheerfulness. The piece reflects on professional worth and public appreciation.
At the Low Rate of One Dollar a
A brief notice describes a sale offering goods or services at the low rate of one dollar. Details such as items, dates, and organizers are unclear in the fragment.
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