Iowa politics and Samoa treaty in Jan 1890 notes
A Warren Pa editorial page from January 31 1890 discusses Iowa Republican and farmer tension over Senator Allison and governor races. It critiques Blaine Harrison Samoa policy and German influence in Apia, and covers West Virginia gubernatorial contest reflections, shipping subsidies, and the direct tax refunding bill with state allocations including Pennsylvania's near two million share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Wheeling
Key Johnson
Pleniig
Goff
Wheelig Intelligencer
Rgan
John A. Hutchinson
Council
West Virinia
Fuller Nominated Senate Hope Urged by Warren Voters
WE independent republican voters of Warren and vicinity urge Robert A. Fuller to accept the state senate nomination. He is described as honorable fearless and above suspicion, a choice for the people over politicians. The District Assembly No. 169 K of L met in Warren with officers elected and resolutions supporting eight hour work, local refinery products preference, and farmer alliance plans. Lanes assembly 311 hosted a reception with a literary program and music as part of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattaraugus Republican
Cail
Uneleam
France
England
Warren
Vicinity
Robert A. Fuller
State Senate
Fuller
Knights of Labor
Erie
Crawfee
Venango
Fon
American Federation of Trades
Great West
Southwest
Lanes’ Assembly
Reig
Current Topics and Local Notices From the Era
IL L Hanchett named Jamestown postmaster as Weeks departs with a strong record. A republican quip on tariff aims to talk rather than act amid free material and reduced duties pressures. Eight hour day debates sweep workers worldwide from London to Scotland. Senator Hoar defends protection. Cleveland argues against Blaine protection and trusts as private. Local ads note cheap lumber and a Diamond Furniture semi annual sale in Warren. Hunter and Jarvis announce initial sale aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
West
Great Britain
London
Scotland
Northumberland
Explosive glycerine kills two torpedo men near Alton
A morning glycerine blast near Alton in Warren County kills William H. McHenry aged about forty and Alex Carman aged fifty five. Each man drove a wagon loaded with glycerine for C L Casterline. McHenry unloaded eight cans near a fallen hemlock as Carman assisted. Both were blown to pieces. horses were injured but survived. The Ledger advertises office services and local goods. A coroner rules death from heat disease in a separate hotel case.
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Braprono
Alton
Wiliam H. McHenry
Alex Carman
McHenry
Carman
C. L. Castertine
Carmen
Mc Henry
Free illustrated catalogue offered with no tax or shipping
Pai 8 promises zero tax and free shipping on orders and invites readers to receive an illustrated catalogue at no cost. The notice emphasizes freight charges are covered and positions the catalogue as a helpful, introductory offer for potential customers.
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Johnson & Siegfried
van Wert
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Ekg
B.D. Reed
Warren, PA
Iowa
Hutchinson
Buies
Farmers’ Alliance
Des Moines
Allison
Republican Party of
Berlin
Blaine
Harrison
Bismarck
Apia
Samoa
United States
Europe
National Democrat
Germany
Lowa
Usse Barclay
Tom Taylors
Mary S. Walker
Senate
Congress
House
Cleveland
Secretary of the Treasury
District of Columbia
New York
Pennsylvania
Knights IN Council
K. of L
IL. L. Hanchett
Jamestown
Weeks
Mr. Hanchett
Hoar
Michigan
Warren Mail
N.Y
Sun
Grover
Bellefonte Watchman
Sarz
Diamond Furniture Company
Diamond Furniture Store
Diamond Block
Hunter & Jarvis
Ledger
Ser Siegel's
N.K. Wendelboo’s
Hunter & Jarvis Dry Goods
Swayne
Merck Drug Store
Morris & Mullen
G. R. Thompson
Hunt's Hotel
Chicago
Sulphur Bitters
Cin. Commercial
Donald Grey
Worcester Square
Boston
E.S. Yates
Essex Street
Lawrence
Mass
Justice OF the Peace
John Nealey
House of Representatives
Meredith
N. Y
J. R. Nash
Winthrop
Doatd of
Messrs
A. P. Ordway & Co
Joseph A. Schofield
Scofield
Brown, Stone & Rice
Attorneys At Law
Second Street
First National Bank
Stone
W.erice
D. M. Schermerborn
Ofice
T. Nell
New Exchange Block
Leonhart Bros
Ball & Thompson
Ofhce
Deatly Block
AL A. Davis & Co
D. I. Ball
D.Y. Ball
C. C. Thompson
Dinsmoor
Cable & Peterson
Attorneys
Drive Water Street
Huntes & Son
Chas. Dinsmoor
Jas
CABLE
Chas. A. Peterson
Noyes & Hinckley
Jos P
CH. Noyes
WD. Hinckley
W. &. Trunkey
O Nfice
Liberty Street
W.Y
Dr. J. 4
Love
Exchange Block
Turner East
Short Streets
Sly
F. W. Whitcomb
Miechere Street
A. G. McAlpine
Third St
M.E Church
J. Danforth
Corner
Second and
Liberty Streets
John Sager
Wise’ Clothing Store
Carver House Block
C. Smith
Golden Horse
Hue
W. A. Fireaves
Hall Slock
Episcopal Church
The
D.A.V
W.N.Y
P.R.R
Frank
Gar
T. W. Arird
Prop'r
Liberty and
Water Streets
Penn’a
Court House
E. W.sealy
Cooper & Hardenburgh
Kingston
New Eng
Snc. PF. Bruce & Co
Brocton
Fior
Dakota
A.B. Robinson
Gladstone
Van _ Wert
J. B. Fouch
East Street
Penn
E. R. Bumpus
Railroad St
North
Clarendon, Pa
Keystone Hotel
L. Stable
Aed
W. A. Bairstow
Geo. Ball’s
Nesmith
Knupp
P. J. Bayer. Grocers
Pitcher’s Castoria
Loisette
Fifth Avenue
D. Shear
Water St
Warren County
Dota
Hersee
Buffalo
Santa Claus
Hatta
Lerge Parent Roche
lLirem
Rattan High Clare
Chaldren
All Woods
Sma
Vinione
Elliott St
Hersee & CO
Buffalo, N.Y
Main
Siegel
Iegel
A. Siegel & Sons
Warren PA
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