Local Letters Recap Nor. Clazenpox Holiday News
The Ledger notes a church Y evening program praised for its care and choir. Christmas plans include free reading rooms growing in popularity, community visits, illness updates, and social gatherings. A grand surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Braley heads west to Oregon. many locals visit kin and share holiday tales while skirmishes with gripped illness persist and a fatal choking accident in Warren is reported.
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North Clazenpox
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Painter
Freeport
Shearer
Steve M. Braley
J. G. Fletcher
Airs. Braley
Sheardon
Oregon
A. M. Thompson
E. EB. Thompson
Susie L. Thompson
N. Muntz
J. F. Babcock
M. B. Sparks
8. Clark
Jeanett King
Jennie
Jackson Run
Mabel C. Clark
Florence B. Braley
Lima Norton
T. W. Sparks
Mr. Braley
Dalrymple and Family
Warren
Marionville Visitor and local illness report
Miss Emma Hammond of Marionville visits her parents in town. Mrs Wm Hathaway makes a brief trip to Titusville. Prof W H Prather fell ill Sunday and departed Monday to his home in Troy Pa. A high level of sickness persists in the community.
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Floren Weinrider
Maggie Cramer
Ackley
A. &. Winchester
Holmes
New York City
Betsey Still
John Cramer, Jr
Stoneham
Cramer
Jacob Sweeting
Grip
A. B. Winchester
John Cramer
George Penfield
Glade
David Loucks
Penfield
Glade Run
Hunter
Lena Welter
Garland, Dre
Emma Hammond
Marionville
Wm. Hathaway
Titusville
W.H. Prather
Troy
Joined Forces In Warren On Temperance Union Union Work
At a December meeting of the Political Equality Club of Warren resolutions unite WC T U efforts with franchise work. The group disbands to focus on temperance and suffrage outreach, funds redirected for lectures and literature, and support urged for The Womans Journal. Reports cover parlor meetings, health talks, and local union activities.
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Political Equality Club of
Warren
Dec. Ltd
Bro. Hunt
Russell
Jerusalem
W.C.T. U. Grade Run
Bradford
Warren County
C. Corydon Union
RB. H. Guild
Scientific Temperance Institution
Alinme Delo
Mothars
Shepherd
Velora Dunham
Lott
B. Morgisey
Supt. Press
Frightful Revenge in Dewitt Jail Slayings
At Dewitt Arkansas last Monday morning a masked mob stormed the jail and killed J A Smith Floyd Gregory and Mose Henderson confined there. Henderson implicated Smith in a divorce dispute with Mrs Mary J Smith who had won a divorce and one third of the property. Henderson shot Mrs Smith injuring her hand and shoulder claiming a payoff from Smith. The mob dispersed quietly, leaving little trace of its members.
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Dewitt
Arkansas
J. A. Smith
Floyd Gregory
Mose Henderson
Woo
Mary J.smith
Smith
Gregory
Joseph Lnctider
Imiob
Blaine in the Race for 1892 Nomination
A New York World letter argues Blaine would be nominated for President by acclaim if the Republican National Convention were held December 22, 1891 instead of June 7, 1892. The note names Elkins and Carnegie as key beneficiaries of Blaine’s stance, noting Harrison has not received formal notice.
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New York World
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Harrison
Stephen B. Elkins
Andrew Carnegie
Blaine and the Harrison Debt Ties Revealed
A historical analysis details how Jay Blaine aligned with business magnates to secure campaign support, paying off debts to Carnegie and Elkins, while William Walter Phelps funded a lavish mansion. The piece argues Blaine’s cabinet path echoes personal entanglements and notes Harrison’s dealings with Elkins and Kerens in elevated enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blaine
Carnegie
Blaine
William Walter Phelps
Elkins
Mr. Phelps
Congress
Lobbsist
Harrison
Mr. Elkins
Mr. Kerens
Russell Harrison
Montana
Benjamin Uurrison
Allaver
Benjamin Harrison
Etkin
New York
Hiking
Ekins
Harriser
Democratic tariff revision urged by Millshaa in interviews
Washington December 18 Mr Millshaa outlines Democratic policy calling for a revenue tariff and an immediate Ways and Means measure to frame a Democratic tariff bill. He argues the McKinley act is wrong and urges free lists for New England sugar and raw materials, removal of wood duties, and removal of the bounty. The party must meet the people with frankness and honesty and be ready to argue the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Millshaa
Democratic Party
Ways and Means Committee
New England
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J. F. Keefer
W. H. Summerville
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Bloomield
Miss Cross
Oil Ciy
Miss Strachen
Erie
G. P. Quilliams
Cleveland
Quilliam
Myrtle Hill
A. J. Boyd
St. Petersburg
J. W. Myers
W. V. Young
Roy Campbell
Lock Haven
Minnie Campbell
Gertie Greflin
John Southard
Harry Hosterman
Frank Keatley
Clarion
Hugh Thomson
South America
Russia
Joseph Anderson
Petrolia
Cook
Roland Hill
Fordhan College
H. N. Hill
Henry House
Jobn Keatley
W.H. Thompson
Roy
A. G. Stillwell
Thompson Hill
H. L. Phillips
Marshtown
Peter Petersen
Busti
Jonu Peel
Christian Hansen
la Grippe
Wm. Hudson
Hudson
Philadelphia
Kixntune
Russel
L. D. Phillips
Farmington Twp
Horace Braley
Lander
J.F. Babcock
Yankee Bush
J. A. Lavely
L. King
Mrs. A. Putnam
Jacob Gander
James Wood
Niagara Falls
Canada
Bonny
Scotland
James Logan
Fox Hill
Ida Dinsmoor
Jefferson County
J. W. Akeley
Ora
Minnie Marlett
C. H. Clark
Frank Markett
Ed. Radspinner
Jane Shook
Mabel
Nsora Fox
Alice Fox
Fidella Jackson
Rose Crawford
Hiram Bedow
C.D. Swart
D. B. Church
Ackley Hollow
Rovust
Oweie
James Gaunon
Goldie
Connersville
Jordan Day
Oil City
Mrn.ate Alger
H. P. Andrews
Joe Jordan
Slater City
Wm. Rapp
Slater & Co
Youngsville
Wm. Morrison
Hiram Miller
H. A. Braley
Ella Devine
James Stanton
Jamestown
John Murray
Patrick Murray
A. Dunning
P. Murray's
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George Kingsley
George
Sir Jim
Quaker Hill
Fredonia
N. Y
George White
Charles Hill
White
Mr. Hill
Fafari
Mr. White
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