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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1888

Page

2

The Said Grant Forfeiture and Agricultural Bills Passed

The week in Congress reports passage of the land grant forfeiture bill by 177 to one. The agricultural appropriation bill moves, with conferees agreeing on points except the senate sugar-experiments clause. The Mills tariff debate centers on the sugar clause and rate changes. Senate action covers the post office subsidy clause amid broader tariff discussions.

House Hatch Senate Canmon Tobscus West Hoar Wasnixeton Phelps Chicago Ingalls Mr. George

Comptroller Denies Refunding Corporate Assessments

Albany July 11 Comptroller Wemple denies applications by corporations for refunds or credits of taxes alleged to be improperly assessed under the 1880 law and its amendments. He warns that without clear legislative authority the comptroller cannot assume power to refund or credit taxes, urging legislative action to grant such authority.

Albany Wemple Treasury Comptroller

A False Friend and Other Tragic Incidents

A false friend tale leads to a draft scam in New York as Thomas Fenelon and John McDonald are arrested after a bank check is cashed. A furnace accident at Black Rock kills a worker and leaves a widow with three children. A 62 foot finback whale lies at Astoria dock awaiting exhibition after being towed from Boston. A Rochestown woman dies after an accidental gun discharge while trying to unload a pistol.

New York Thomas Fenelon John McDonald Sweeney Fenelon McTionalta Geath Burrao Fhtelo Maleable Iron Works Tongula Street Black Rock Grelow Wtaus Astoria Boston Fulton Market Slip Cape Cod Soi Wing Sag Harbor L. 1

Permanent organizing of the Republican national committee

New York July 12. At a meeting the Republican national committee elected Senator ML 8S Quay of Pensylvania as permanent chairman and J. Sloat Fassett of Elmira as secretary. The executive committee names include M. H. DeYoung Samuel Fessenden George KH. Davis John C. New W. C. Goodloe J. 5S. Clarkson J. Manchester Hayes Garrett A. Hobart A. D. Conger. The league of clubs executive committee was introduced by Judge Thurston of Omaha who outlined a war campaign. Subcommittee was created to align league strength with the national committee. Mrs. J. Ellen Fuser urged forming a Women’s National Republican club for home influence temperance and broader goals.

Republican National Committee New York ML 8S Quay Pensylvania J. Sloat Fassett Elmira M. H. DeYoung California Samuel Fessenden Connecticut George KH. Davis Union John C. New Indiana W. C Clarkson National Committee Messrs. Rollins New Hampshire Payne Wisconsin League J. Ellen Fuser Iowa Womens’ Temperance Society Womans’ National Republican Club

Traveler led her husband on wild chase from Nottingham to Chicago

Frederick Wilks pursued Annie, his wife of a few months, across England and America after she repeatedly ran away to and from cities including New York and Chicago. The English couple married, split, reunited, and embarked on a globe trotting romance with Wilks claiming to have walked some 10 000 miles for his wife and ready to tramp 10 000 more if needed.

Chicace Frederick Wilks Annie Nottingham England Frederick America New York City Jover New York Chicago Frederik

Campaign Committee Formed by National Democratic Chair

Chairman Barnum announces a national Democratic campaign committee with members including William L. Scott Arthur P. Gorman Matt W. Ramom Brice John Barpour Herman Oelrichs Miles oss Arthur Sewall Erskine Phelps. A meeting is set at the party headquarters No 10 West Twenty ninth street New York City on Tuesday July 17 at ten o clock a m. Wecorram H. Karvey Chairman Natl Dem Com.

Barnum Virginia Herman Oelrichs New York Miles Oss New Jersey Arthur Sewall Maine Erskine Phelps Ilinois National Democratic Committee West Tweaty Ninth Street New York City Wecorram H

Death watch set and other brief items on crimes and fates

UK St Louis reports Hugh A Brooks and Henry Landgraf facing gallows plans amid governor concerns over sanity. Maxwell awaits possible reprieve as he passes time with deputies. In Massachusetts a couple fleeing a fraud scheme recounts being shanghaied for labor in Northampton and misused wages. A Terre Haute death follows a family quarrel when a niece is killed by an aunt’s relative. the assailant’s age is a factor in the tragedy.

St. Louis Hugh A. Brooks Henry Landgraf Brook Jefferson City Terre Havre Hatt Debaun Junkins Danki i Dunsias

Washingtonian Home in Chicago Adds Industrial Workshop

Special correspondence describes Chicago's Washingtonian home as a unique facility with an added workshop for inmate labor. The piece recounts its origin by Rolla Law, detailing cells like the dark isolation rooms, treatment methods, and the diverse inmate mix including clergy, sailors, and lawyers. It notes funding from liquor licenses and the inspiring yet grim routine of recovery, religious services, lectures, and strict schedules that aim to reform intoxication victims.

Chicago United States Rolla Law Mgr. Law Tweile Ales Mr. Law Oul Dr. Smith Thanamas Omar Lear Wilkins Leshver Piiandeiman Sia

Pendleton’s lengthy career in Ohio and U S Congress

The piece recalls Pendleton born in Pendleton, educated in Ohio and Germany, becoming a lawyer and serving in the Ohio Senate in 1854. He was eight terms in the U S House during the Civil War era, aligned with southern Democrats, and later represented Ohio in the U S Senate. He chaired civil service reform and proposed inquiries into partisan salary levies. The story also mentions a sermon anecdote from Dr. Payson of Portland Missouri and a casual reminiscence about a Negro listener.

Y Pendleton Romdeie To Pendleton Ome Toird Alice Key Francis &. Key R. B. Taney Air Pendleton Ohio Senate United States House of Repentatives Congress George McCly Ohio Unites States Senate Civil Service Reform United States Senate Cleveland United States i Germany Payson Portland Anils Horn

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