Pattison Nomination Seen as Peoples Victory in Pennsylvania
Congressman William L. Scott of Pennsylvania talks about Pattison's nomination for governor, saying it was driven by popular demand, not party bosses. He notes Pennsylvania’s large Democratic base, compares vote prospects to a past win, and expects a full turnout to challenge the Republican majority. He stresses independents and reform-minded Republicans may back Pattison.
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Armstrong
Davies
Greer
Rawle
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Congress
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Reed
Washington
George W. Delamater
Battle for Governor in Philadelphia Grows in 1890
The Times of Philadelphia notes the gubernatorial contest shifting into a pivotal battle in 1890. It traces Pattison’s rise from a reformist controller to a potential governor amid party machines and national policy clashes, comparing 1882 dynamics with present tensions.
Pension bill swells outlay as pensioners flood agents with notices
The president signed the dependent pension bill, swelling federal outlays to tens of millions annually. Critics warn the pension burden threatens the treasury, urging fiscal restraint and even repeal of the sinking fund provision. They cite past expenditures and warn of corruption and political misuse alongside party power plays. A Merck drug store stock note closes the fragment.
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Republic
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Infernal Ingenuity in Rheumatic and Neuralgic Ailments
The article extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a safe botanic remedy with defensive efficacy against rheumatic and neuralgic attacks. It claims the medicine purges rheumatic viruses from the blood, protects nerves, and treats malaria kidney disorders dyspepsia constipation and liver complaints with high medical sanction.
Powderly on Labor Chains and an Independence Call
In a Philadelphia address Powderly denounces labor bondage highlighting famished families in Punxsutawney mines. He mocks party bosses, condemns Alfred Parsons and Ross Quay, says Standard Oil wields crownless power over Pennsylvania politics, and urges workers to forge a new independence by voting for honest politics and free labor.
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Siberian
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pary
Matt Quay
American Congress
Ross Quay
Standard Oil Company
King of
England
Purely Practical Politics on Sanders Theatre Platform
The Bishop Potter and Colonel Higginson appear together, wearing pink and blue ribbons, as a penciler recalls a story about political pragmatism. Two years earlier Higginson campaigned for congress, and a bridling canvasser tells of a colored worker voting for the candidate who paid him $250 that morning, not for Higginson.
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Canbridge
George
The Planets for July Moon Phases and Conjunctions
The article notes five lunar phases in July with two full moons on the second and the Star. It describes bright southern and western skies with Venus Mars Jupiter and Saturn visible. Jupiter nears the sun growing in beauty. Mars remains red. several notable conjunctions occur, including with Jupiter and a satellite on the 19th.
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Noting Soap Claims as Good as Ivory Fall Short
A brief rail of consumer soap claims notes many white soaps tout themselves as equal to Ivory, yet the comparison implies insufficiency. The statement hints at skepticism toward marketing claims without concrete quality differences.
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