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Debates and Bank Failures Roil Pennsylvania Polities
Warren Pa amid a string of bank suspensions and political fallout. Indictments target Pittsburgh officials over embezzlement while Magee and Quay clash in party battles. The Lancaster News accuses officials of fraud, and Senator Plumb's death shifts power as critics question leadership and committee control in the new Congress.
Warren County Roads and Political Speculation in 1890s
The article critiques young legislators new to Washington and hints Blaine may back Harrison in 1892. It then highlights Warren county farmers calling for macadamized roads, citing Ohio counties with improved roads and economic benefits. A Farmers Club meeting is scheduled for the 26th to address road funding and planning.
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Ohio
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Hancock County
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Auglaize Co
Warren
Farmers Club
Dalzell declares Senate bid amid party slate battles
In Pittsburgh born Dalzell, once toppled as Republican clubs chair, launches a challenge to Mathew Stanley for the U S Senate. The fight hinges on the next legislature with Warren countys Delemater Higging affair likely repeated and slates forming for both factions. A Democrat seems likely whichever faction wins, offering a vote against Quay as some consolation.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Mathew Stanley
Warren County
Quay
Elkins as Secretary of War sparks Republican turmoil
The announcement of Stephen B. Elkins as Secretary of War provokes deep Republican party unease. Critics question his unscrupulous conduct and influence over presidential power, with fears he could shape the next nomination. The President faces a tense path toward any potential renomination.
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Republican Party
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Clarkson, Dudley , Co
Debate Over Direct Election of Senators Spurs Reform Idea
The narrative argues for direct popular elections of U S Senators as a remedy to corruption and entrenched interests. It notes stock debate, cites figures like Turpie and Brice, and highlights a reform push, including party convention nominations and broader legislative measures forthcoming in Congress.
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Quay
Pennsylvania
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Ohio
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Sugar bounty bill draws ire over Louisiana planters
Treasury reports show about 450 million pounds of cane sugar subject to a two cent bounty, totaling roughly 11 million dollars. Some 782 individuals raised the sugar, with 450 million pounds from Louisiana, largely by 150 members of the Sugar Planter's Association who could receive about 9 million dollars. The critic calls the law an outrage of the fifty first congress and urges repeal.
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Louisiana
Sugar
America
Fifty-First Congress
Heroic Young Soldier Saves Captain at McDowell Battle
Captain Parker recalls Absalies F. Crisp, speaker of the House, as a youth of about 100 pounds who shielded him at McDowell in 1862. Lacking strength to bear the load, Crisp placed Parker on ground but then shielded him from bullets, risking his life before being able to reach safety after the fight.
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Speaker Crisp Names House Committees
The complete list of the house committees as prepared by Speaker Crisp was made public Wednesday. Chairmen include Ways and Means William M. Springers Elections Charles T. O’Ferrail Appropriations W. S. Holman Coinage weights and measures R. H. Biang Banking and currency Henry Bacon Judiciary D. B. Culberson Pacific railroads J. B. Riley Levees and improvements.
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Rowixsus seeks U S Senate after club president win
Jons B Rowixsus, who beat Dalzell for president of the Republican clubs, announces his candidacy for United States senator Robinson believes defeating Dalzell for president sets up a Senate win. Prohibitionists challenge Baker ballot law as unconstitutional per eminent jurists. A new bi chlorid e of gold cure allegedly causes hair loss. a Indiana man reports headaches abated but hair, eyebrows and lashes shed after treatment.
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Walton Cady trial ends with defendant clear of charges
In a case featuring Frank Walton against Alfred Cady for false imprisonment and defamation, the jury returned a verdict for the defendant after an all night deliberation spanning Thursday and Friday. In Warren, Pat Rooney headlines at Library Hall on Tuesday night December 2 with Lord Rooney a musical farce. Little Mattie Rooney stars alongside Mr Wilkinson’s Widows and promises a three hour fun show. Funeral details for Win Kitchen of Glade, who died on Thursday at age 65, note services Saturday after noon. Christmas shopping urged at Dixson's East Warren Bazaar with large stock and low prices.
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Tat Rooney
Warren
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Hallinan
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Administration Letters Granted for Samuel Matheson Estate
Letters of administration on Samuel Matheson of Sugar Grove Warren County Pa deceased granted to Eliza Matheson notice to all indebted to estate to make payment and those with claims to present them authenticated for settlement Sugar Grove Pa November 2 1760
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Sugar Grove
Warren County
Eliza Matheson
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