Congress Becomes Battleground in Finance Debates
In a Washington aura of August heat, editors credit themselves for swaying Cleveland on the extra session. Speaker Crisp urges Congress to meet demands via the Chicago platform while debates swirl over Sherman silver repeal and national finances. Maryland bank cashier embezzlement noted. Fourth of July accidents tallied. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers praised for relief.
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Congress
Chicago
Speaker Crisp
Crisp
Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Congressional Record
Rainbow
Senate
Texas
Baltimore
Harrison
Hayes
France
Siam
The Democratic Ticket Unites After County Convention
The Democratic County convention nominating ticket earns broad party support. Ellis Simcox and Roger Mooney head the slate for Register and County Commissioner, with G P Mead, McNitt, Brown, E L Andrews, Randall Geer, and Parmlee among others. A separate note critiques Governor McKinley and the tariff.
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Register
Ellis Simcox
South West
Roger Mooney
Mead
G. P. Mead
Brokenstraw
G. F. McNitt
Warren
James Logan
Pine Grove
K. L. Andrews
Garland
BR. E. Geer
Grade
FOE
Warren Academy
George N, Parmlee
Democratic Party
Enterprise
Register and Recorder
Mead Township
Brokenstraw Township
McNitt
Agan
E. L. Andrews
Logan
Andrews
Randall E. Geer
Glade
George N. Parmlee
Proclamation Calls Congress to Extraordinary Session
The President’s warning proclamation signals grave danger and calls Congress to act. It argues existing financial policy harms the economy and must be corrected by remedial legislation. A united, nonpartisan effort is urged to restore prosperity and reassure business.
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Congress
Cleveland
Philadelphia Times
McKinley
Ohio
United States
Erie Herald
McKinley criticized. early 1890s political clash noted
An Erie Herald quote rails at McKinley’s finances and 1896 presidential prospects, while Chester county delegates back Harlan for state treasurer and oppose Thompson and Haywood. The piece touches on Altgeld’s pardon, Sherman’s stance on the silver law, and a Victoria trial update, then promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a health aid.
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Chester County
Harlan
Thompson
Warren
Benjamin J. Haywood
Mercer
Thomas 8. Butler
Henry Cope
H. H. Gillyson
W. W. McConnell
John AL. Windle
Supreme Bench
Philadelphia
Judge Fell
Commonwealth
Warren County
Haywood
Pennsylvania
European Restaurant Gains Popularity in Exchange Block
The Exchange block restaurant near the Suspension Bridge draws patrons for dainty lunches and hearty meals. Conducted on the European plan, owner Mr. Moran is a thorough caterer who aims to please in all things. Give him a trial and be convinced.
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Exchange Block
Suspension Bridge
Moran
Deafness cured by constitutional remedies not local applications
An advertisement claims deafness from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube can only be cured by constitutional remedies. It cites catarrh as a major cause and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Also promotes DeWitt's Sarsaparilla from Morris & Mullen and F H Dixson in East Warren.
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McKinley
Ohio
Wilkesbarre
Hall
F. J. Cheney. & CO
Toledo
DeWitt
Morris & Mullen
F. H. Dixson
East Warren
Marriages and obituaries in Warren area July 1893
Notices list multiple weddings in Sugar Grove Warren and Frewsburg from June 27 to July 3 1893 including Delmont Wilson and Pearle Dalrymple James Bookmire Carrie Lord Willard Wright Angeline Warren Wm A Broughton Lena Thorpe and more. Also death notices for Albert Ritzenthaler Medora Mead and Mrs Fehlman and a piano elegiac poem for infant Grover Coppenhoefer with obituary verses.
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Wilson—Dalrymple
Frewsburg
Delmont Wilson
Pearle Dalrymple
North Clarendon
Penna
Sugar Grove
J.F. Burns
James J. Bookmire
Findley’s Lake
N.Y
Carrie FP
Lord
Wright—Warren
Willard B. Wright
Spring Creek
Angeline B. Warren
Scotch Hill
Clarion County
Evangelical Parsonage
Warren
G. W. Meisse
Broughton
Thorphe
J.P. Burns
Wm. A. Broughton
Lena J. Thorpe
Ritzenthaler
Albert Ritzenthaler
Mead
Medora J. Mead
Ferlman
Mast Warren
Morday
John Fehlman
Coppenhoefer
Glade Run
Grover Cleveland Coppenhoefer
Geo
Aona Coppenhoefer
Dyptheria
Rollins
Glade
Grover
Angels of Light
Pure Whiskey Suppliers Promote Brand Names and Prices
An advertisement touts Pure Whiskey availability from Max Klein of Allegheny Pennsylvania and the Wm H Holmes Co Pittsburg offering Silver Age and Duquesne Rye Whiskeys priced at 1.40 and 1.25 with six quarts for five dollars from perm'a ryes. It also lists Holmes firm products and mail order price lists. Additionally notices announce two sheriff sales in Warren County for land parcels tied to Calvin T Woodard and George Terry with property descriptions and sale dates in July.
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Max Klein
Allegheny
Guckenheimer
Gibson
Finch
Overholt
Bear Creek
Max Elgin
Federal 51
Wmn. H. Holmes Co
Holmes
Greene County
Wm.h. Holmes Co
First Avene
Water Street
Pittsburg
Herife
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Borough of
Warren
Brokenustraw Township
Wits
Wm. Wickham
John Murphy
Jee & Wooden
Erwin Johnson
Calvin T. Woodard
Recorder’s Office
Calvin Pr. Woodard
Madison Place
Morrison Strickland
Brokenetraw
Chas. Wooden
Thomas Barlow
Perry C Woodard
Dee
C. Z. Woodard
W. P. Nutting
Herifff
Borouagh
Borough
Youngsville
Pennsylvania
East Main and
Ford Streets
East Main Street
Rail Road
Ford Street
East Main
George Terry
Ida
Terry
Joseph Coy
James Roy
Sherif
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Rare
Penn's
Washington
National Capital
F. C. Dickson
Warren Mail
Anthony J. Drexzn
Carlsbad
Germany
Hanners, Itouret
Altgeld
Illinois
Ssyatorn Sherman
House of Lords
Tyron
Victoria
Camperdown
Nelson Greenland
Exchange Hotel
Warren, Pa
W. Jarvis
Water St
Kopf & Henry
Fehlman
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