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Warren County
LepGear
Enceutore
Independent Republicans Hold Philadelphia Conference
The Independent Republicans of the State convened in Philadelphia on Thursday last with about half the counties represented. John J. Pinkerton named permanent chairman and a slate of secretaries and vice presidents was chosen. A statewide nominating convention is set for May 24 in Philadelphia. A Lebanon speaker blasted Don Cameron, and observers noted GOP voters influenced the Wolfe race, suggesting Republican bosses hold the treasury amid Democratic indifference.
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Philadelphia
John J. Pinkerton
P. W. Teach
F. S. Little
Luzerne
Patterson
Lebanon
Mitchell
Warren
Levi Bird Duff
Allegheny
A. A. Stevens
Blair
A. TL. Scott
Butler
Lewis Putt Clinton
E. 8. Patterson
Crawford
W.T. Adams
Dauphin
Lewis Belrose
Delaware
W. Gelwicks
Franklin
E. B. Sturges
Lackawanna
A. Klien
Lancaster
D. C. Fricke
Lawrence
William M. Derr
A. T. Coolbaugh
Monroe
Wharton Barker
Montgomery
M. L. Nes
Mr. Derr
Don Cameron
Wolfe
California libel ruling and Lincoln pension notes
A California libel ruling says accusing a newspaper of selling its advocacy to gain raises no libel. The piece notes this seems unjust and hints at wider implications. It also reports Guxmat Logan and Congressman Springer aiding Mrs. Lincoln’s pension arrears. Four physicians describe her severe spinal disease, nerve and kidney issues, cataracts, and deteriorating vision, causing helplessness without assistance.
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California
Inasmooch
Guxmat Logan
Congressman Springer
Lincoln
New York
Philadelphia
Eccentric Notes From A Bustling Era
A sprawling column surveys politicians and public figures from three homes of Senator Pendleton to a Richmond musician’s death, Spuyten Duyvil rail safety, German censorship, and a Greenback Congress member’s career arc from preacher to politician. It blends anecdotes on Hayes, Weed, Brown, Jacobs, and Ford with medical views on vaccination and a San Francisco jury’s unusual verdict.
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Ford
Missouri
Train collision at Spuyten Duyvil kills Senator Wagner
Last Friday night a New York Central train failed to signal the rear arrival at Spuyten Duyvil. It crashed into two sleeping coaches, burning them and killing twelve passengers including Senator Wagner of the New York State Senate. The brakeman’s neglect is blamed, with his excuse that he would have to walk back. The tragedy prompts political speculation amid Senate divisions and a contentious race for Senate president.
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New York Central Road
Spuyten Duyvil
Senator Wagner
New York State Senate
Wagner
Valentine
Vermont
New York Senate
Jacobs
Senate
Be KINDS OF PUBLIC MEN. VARLOU
Public figures are outlined as statesman jurist politician partisan and demagogue with cautions for readers. The trial of Mr Scoville continues as verdicts loom while Guiteau faces the death penalty and local well tests report seventy five barrels from Wetmore well torpedoed near Sheffield.
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Varlou
Scoville
Porter
Corkhill
Reed
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Water Street
the Ledger Steam Printing House
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Ben J. F. Morris
Ledger
Warren, Penn
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Company of Phenix
Caroline Hichings Bernard
Richmond
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Chicago Press Club
Rochester
Rutherford B. Hayes
Central Road
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Georgia
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William
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Greenbacker
Pardon
de la Matur
Greenback
Methodist Church
Congress
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Bolies
Waereag
Wm. H. Axtell
Youngsville Lodge
Warren Ledger
Clint C. SiegrNs
A. 3. Goonrer
Mas J. H. Jackson
Mittee
B. McKinney
Brokensteaw
Oive R
James McKinney
Mead
Ingersoll
Texas
Bessie “Lead
Charles and
Carrie Crandall
Youngsville
Stranger Land
KEW
Addres
M. P
Tripp
Warren, Pa
Meat Market
F A. Cogswell
Alexander Wallace
Warren Hotel
Nareen
Penna
Alexander Wallack
Nqtt
Charles Stricker
Stricker
J. L. Bartholomew
KR. G. Stewart
Mr. Stricker
Nazwa
Nathaniel Sill
Pwo
Warren Lote
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Pbaat Oe
Myron Waters
Robert Denneson
Cashier
Directorcon Waters
J.B. Cr
Francis Hesar
A. Hertzell
G. N. Parwues
Are
Grove Township
Ackley Station
Jacob Learn
Elk Township
Daniel Gullvaan
A. H. Ludlow
Mouthot State Line
Peter Holt
Green Township
Forest County
Worth Warren
Venwango Township
Aicd
Nelson Curtis
Conewango Tisnehip
Warren Compty
Glade Township
David Holt
Roscoe Hall
Helen Coleman
THE
Widow Bedott
J. Frank Wynkoop
Zider Shadrack
Danbury News
L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store
Jd. E. Phillips & CO
Greenwich St
General Produce Commission
Wm. H. Doolittle
B. H. Warner
Robert McMecen
B. H. Warner & CO
Wasxgek Borwprxe
Waanington
D. C
Hostetter
Western Hemisphere
Guenther
Pijpe
Nape Guenther & GU
Pittsburgh
Beatty
Daniel F. Beatty
Washington, N. J
Eagle Pruner
Cirerlar
American Pruning Company
Fitchburg
Atage
Vick
Io Ery
Augusta
A. Davis & CO
Assa
Watter, Pa
A. A. Davis & Co
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