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Warren County
Senate
Espercniteset
Potirte Steeh
Fathar Ey
Orphans’ Court
Francis Bates
George Fobes
Lon L
Frank E. Bates
George W. Alen
Levi Marsh
Stephen Andrews
Samuel Maybee
Milo P. Caborn
Horace Beals
R. Brown
Guy C. Irvine
George N. Parmlee
Maria KE. Stannard
Chas. Stannard
A. Hertzel
Waller Street
Warren
Pittsburgh
Editorial Etchings Reflect War Tax and Political Wrangles
The column critiques Albany politics, Tammany influence, and a speaker chosen by Patterson of Troy. It notes Gov. calls a special session for Michigan relief, a ready scaffold for Guiteau, party shifts, and a budget fight on tariffs and internal taxes. It cites postal note bills, debt reductions, and enduring push to reduce wartime taxes.
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Albany
House
Patterson
Troy
Gold and silver certificates as our paper money
This excerpt argues for gold and silver backed currency to stabilize value and avoid credit-based fluctuations. It cites Gov Dietrich C. Smith’s speech, warning against paper money tied to credit and endorsing certainties of metallic standards while calling for abundant gold and silver certificates to foster prosperity.
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American Register
Lion. Dietrich C. Smith
Winds
House of Representatives
Congress
Progressive Ages volume praised and canvassed for sale
A review touts The Progressive Ages by Prof. A L Harvey, published by J A Ruth & Co. The 448 page illustrated volume covers science, nature, history, and literature including Alchemy, astronomy, Antarctic regions, Ocean Waves, Sounds and Silence, Ancient Ruins, Nature's Teachings, and life sketches of scientists. Miss Arvilla Fouchee canvasses town to sell copies. readers urged to subscribe and acquire a copy for every family.
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A. L. Harvey
J. A. Ruth & Co
Chicago
Philadelphia
Tropics
Alcyone
Arvilla Fouchee
Christian Unity and the Need for Self-Examination
A call for church unity and Christ like spirit amid bitterness and fault finding. The piece urges personal revival before seeking to revive others, quotes scriptural guidance on removing beams from our eyes, laments mistreatment of a faithful teacher, and stresses consistency and Christian sympathy as essentials toward heavenly reward.
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Christ
Rumor of Paddy Sullivan’s Fight Reach Uncertain End
Mrs. Getlins, mother-in-law of Ryan, disputes reports of a reported defeat and asserts confidence in her son-in-law. The Virginia Senate advances a bill to abolish whipping by a 23-9 vote with Democrats in the majority.
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Paddy
Virginia Senate
Ammon—Marsh
Lutheran Parsonage
PL Doerr
Fmile Ammon
Ea Marsh
North Warren
Warren County
Lauffer—Soree
G. Gruber
Janey Hew
George T. Lauffer
Reynoldaville
Jefferson County
Lucinda Loree
Warren
Skin Diseases Cured By Dr Fraziers Magic Ointment
A Cleveland ad touts Dr Frazier s Magic Ointment as a cure for pimples blackheads blotches eruptions itch barber s itch ringworm scald head chapped hands sore nipples lips and stubborn ulcers It cites F Drake of Cleveland who was cured after doctors failed and notes the product sells for fifty cents by mail Henry Co sole proprietors Cleveland Ohio Also promotes Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment at one dollar by mail with druggist sales nearby.
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Dr. Frazier
Henry & Co
Cleveland
Prize Ring Fight Ends With Sullivan Victory
In Mississippi City Bliss last Tuesday Ryan the larger man was stopped in the ninth round by Sullivan who was declared the victor after a heavily bet outcome. Ryan was severely punished while Sullivan bore few marks prompting Paddy Ryan's wife from Troy New York to express disbelief that Paddy truly fought.
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Ryan
Sullivan
Mississippi City
Bliss
Troy
N. Y
Paddy Ryan
Paddy
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