Exposé Targets Quay and Louisiana Lottery Ties
A detailed World expose on Matthew Stanley Quay highlights his corrupt campaign career in Pennsylvania politics. It links his actions to 1867 Curtin vs Cameron, 1877 riots, the Kemble riot bill, and 1879 80 treasury losses, while noting party leaders seek truth to curb his influence and a Louisiana lottery deal could threaten Warmoth’s senate nomination.
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New York
Matthew Stanley Quay
Pennsylvania
Quay
Republican Party
Pittsbugh Post
Pa Wio
Philadelphia
Curtin
Cameron
C. D. Brigham
The
Commercial
the Times
Swartawelder and Marshall
Kemble
Treasury Rng
Wall Street
Noyes
Blake Walters
Republican National Committee
North Dakota
Louisiana State Lottery
States
Senate
Warmoth
Dakota
New Orleans
Dakotas
Clarkson
Dudley
Uay
Bowers
Louisiana
Acheme
Redistricting Plan Sparks Republicana and Democracy Debate
Ohio Democrats push a redistricting scheme that would yield at least thirteen congressional districts, a plan critics call corrupt and disenfranchising. The piece cites partisan gerrymandering, compares it with past legislative abuses, notes posts and protests in the party, and references Senate and House tactics, including Reed’s quarrel over quorum and adjournment. The report also mentions Sioux land openings in South Dakota and local drugstore stock updates.
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Ohio
Venango
Warren
McKean
Cameron
Political party nominations for borough offices described
The piece lists three party nominations for burgess and council seats. It praises candidates including Wood for his council service and reform aims, Dr Andrew Hertzel for conservatism and borough leadership, Ed O Donnell and John Nesmith for council roles, plus Greenland of the prohibition party. It notes likely heavy, split voting with equal support among candidates.
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Burgess
Wood
Etairs
Andrew Hertzel
Commers’ Gas Company
Ed. O’ Donnell
John J. Nesmith
Greenland
Prohibition
Special Pennsylvania Railroad Tours to Jacksonville
Special cars to the South via Pennsylvania Railroad showcase decade’s advance. The train features vestibule travel with drawing room sleeping and dining cars plus a chef serviced meals both ways. A tourist agent and chaperon enhance the tour. low rates of 50 from New York and 48 from Philadelphia allure busy people. The first two tours sold out. the next departs February 18, with itineraries at Pennsylvanian ticket offices and contacts S W F Draper and W W Lord Jr. 205 Washington street Boston. James G Blake’s 1880 quorum remark is noted as a contrast to current times.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacksonville
New York
Philadelphia
S. W. F. Draper
Broadway
W. W. Lord, Jr
Washington Street
Boston
Sheriff Sales Outline Across Glade to Pleasant Township
A sheriff sale list details multiple properties tied to various defendants including Lucas Lutz, A. W. Dickert, George Tillotson deceased, Darwin Green, and Catherine Herring. Properties span Glade, Brokenstraw, Columbus, Warren, Stoneham, and Pleasant townships with houses, barns, and land parcels ranging from about 0.5 to 200 acres. Each parcel is described as taken in execution and slated for sale for the respective suits.
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Glade
S. Sterum
Lucas Lutz
Cathrine Blocker
Warren and
Pine Grove Road
James Roy
A.W. Greene
E. D. Green
Douglas Wade
Francis Henry
Brokenstraw Township
A. W. Dickert
H. Harman
Jane Miles
Calumbus Bere
Jack Lane
North Street
T. 4. Barth
Arthur L. Truntum
Columbus Township
Ethan Skinner
George Tillotson
B. A. Dean
Stoneham
Malina McKee
Laurel and Water Streets
Warren Bury
Pleasant Township
George N. Parmive
Charles P. Henry
Francis P. Henry
Robert Thompson
Wm. McDonald
Daring Wead
Z. Mickle
B. J. Jackson
Homer Nesmith
W. Witz
P. & E. Railroad
Catharine Herring
George Herring
James P. Dove
Administrator &Co
Warren Savings Bank
Spring Silks and Dress Goods Display at Barnes Hengerer
Cashadone Price Burrao reports a spring fabric showcase with printed indias surahs pongees wash surahs and new dress materials. Barnes Hengerer & Co advertise hundreds of new pieces, fashionable plain colors stripes plaids and French pattern suits, offered below typical costs with samples available on request.
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Gi Leeper
REED
Warren, PA
Congress
House
Treasury
Illam McKim
Owl City
D. W. Morgan
Franklin
Henry Evans
Tidivute
Watson
Warren Mail
James A. Garfield
South Dakota
Merck Drug Store
Tr. Morris & Mullen
Democratic
A. Hertzel
Q. Dinsmoor
R. W. Teese
Conneil
Ed. O'Donnell
Constable
A.S Dalrymple
Emile Amann
Conrad Lesser
Geo N. Parmlee
George Davis
Sextus Keller
D. F. O’hern
Republican
A. D. Wood
J.J. Nesmith
John H. Graham
George W. Cogswell
Dwight Cowan
James Clark
Wn. Morris
C. H. Smith
W. 8. Leffard
East
Alias Morningstar
Martin Garvey
N. Greenland
George Ensworth
Henry Ross
J.B. Arnold
E. E. Allen
Wr. Messner
J. A. Eichenburg
A. Connaro
N. C. Lund
H. L. Greenlund
James G. Blake
Sheriff's Sales
Barnes, Hengerer & CO
Nottingham
J. B. Fouch
East Street
Penn’a
E. R. Bumpus
K. of L
W. A. Bairstow
Gen. Balls Store
Nesmith
Knapp
Essors
P.J. Sayer
Grocers
Liberty Street
Pitcher’s Castoria
D. Shear
Warren County
Eve
EMORY
Ha A. Leisotto
Birth Ave
Warren Book Bindery
Hersee
Buffalo
Santa Claus
Ind
Ellicott St
Hersee & CO
Buffalo, N.Y
Main
Siegel
Iegel
Pegel
A. Siegel & Sons
Warren PA
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