Abortion and politics in a July 1882 letter
In a July 2 1882 letter from D H Smiths Mills the writer denounces the Garfield assassination by Guiteau, argues for harsh punishment beyond insanity pleas, rails against the Republican Party and its alleged moral failures, and predicts electoral repercussions through 1884 while rambling about local river oil and raft travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ledger
Guiteau
Garfield
Arthur
Guileau
Mays
Samuel J. Tilden
New York
Jeremiah Black
Electorial Commission
Warren County
Tionesta Creek
D. H. Smith's Mills
Democratic Platform of Pennsylvania Declares for Honest Government
The Democratic party of Pennsylvania condemns Republican misrule and calls for state sovereignty, personal liberty, and private property protection. It denounces spoils systems, demands fair apportionment, and urges honest governance through ballot power, inviting honest citizens to support reform and cooperation. Justice Sharswood lauded for public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party of
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Souden
Lehigh
Sharswood
The Brilliant Planet Venus in the Evening Sky
A vivid discussion of Venus as the brilliant evening star, its similarity to Earth in size and seasons, its potential atmosphere and oceans, and the long debate over whether Venus has a moon. The article notes historical observers, telescope limits, and the possibility of life or habitats, ending with contemplation of Venus as Earth's likely counterpart among the planets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcturus
Capella
Venus
Earth
Mr. Procter
Procter
Moon
Mars
David Rittenhouse
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Smyth
Cassini
Short
McOn
Scheuten
Italy
Earthlike Venus as a potential home for life
The passage muses that Venus may harbor a race like humans, noting Venus shares seasons air water and Earth-like gravity. It compares planetary conditions of Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune and suggests life could dwell on Venus as the earth’s resemble in the night sky. It ends with an advertisement for Moth's cloth brushes at Johnson Siegfrieds Variety Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Venus
Earth
Moth
Johnson & Siegfried’s
Variety Itall
Warren Oil Exchange organized in Warren city
The Warren Oil Exchange was formed last Friday in the Hull building with about forty members present. C N Payne was elected president, G R Wetmore vice president, and Robert Dennison treasurer. J A Weible and others were elected secretaries and directors, with an arbitration committee postponed to the next meeting. The record lists numerous signatories agreeing to membership and payment of fifty dollars. The meeting adjourned to Monday for business to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oil Exchange
Hull
Keystone Block
C. N. Payne
Titusville
Robert Dennison
J. A. Weible
Warren Oil Exchange
G. R. Wetmore
W. Waters
A. I. Daniels
A. TH. Daniels
TL C. Babcock
John H. Hinckley
C. Tl. Noyes
J. A. Cadwallader
J. B. Smithman
M. Murphy
C. E. Parsons
Warren Oil
Dennison
EH Jennings
Michael Murphy
Hopewell
Townsend Peter Grace
CN Payne
AP Bennett
Borckmar
John R Johnson
F M
Pratt J
W Jenkins
Gartland
John B Smiths
Dean HC
Babcock
R Ewine
Archbold
Hurd
John Gatoway
Thomas Hacke
Ernest M Smit
G Foster
C E Goodwin
Munhall
T Cooper
Brown
Howe John A Brow
John H Hains
T. P
Thompson
Wheeler
Simpson
Johnson
W Beatty
James Broder
Emerson
N Simpson
Geo Lewis
Geo Hurd
J Fisher
Lowentritt
David Kirk
Weible
T Saunder
E E
Chamber
A Evans
P Malone
Young
G Hertzell
R Kerr
M Mead
Alb
Taylor
Hilton
Morrow Henry Fisher
Morehene
Geo
Hukill Loomis
Chapmar
Hugh Arters
LE Mallory
Tupper
Maxwell
Miller
Seldon
DJ Braun
Crosby
Franklin II
Tislock
American Bubomatic Linimen
This popular remedy continues to grow in favor and is said to cure rheumatic pain sprains bruises and summer complaint. Manufactured by Walker Bros Warren Pa and sold by all druggists in this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Bros
Warren, Pa
Insurance policy offer with annual premiums and mortality rates
The text describes a policy offer using a $1,000 death benefit and tiered premiums of $3 for three years followed by $2 annually for life, plus accompanying mortality assessments. It cites rate per death per thousand and mentions age and rate details, but the fragment lacks complete policy specifics or dates.
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Warren Gigas Leperr
Warren, Penn
the Democratic Platform
Easulations
John Davis
Wetmore
Waters
Andrews
Vandergrift
P Thompson
Gray
Cadwallader
Sell
McGough
K Watson
Haywood
H Collins
Foley
J McLoughlin
Beecher
McLoughlin JR
T Knowlson
Daniels
Schonblom
Si McKelvy
Molane
Jno
Arters
Spain
Waugh
Welsh
Alderman Frank Tack S Justice
Drake
Johnson & Siegfried, Variety Ltd
Francis E. Willard
Arkansas
Warren
High
Slazel Streets
N. Greenlusd
the Home Mutual Life Association OF Pennsylvania
Do G Moms
Namageer
Warren, Erie
Crawford, Forest and McKean Counties
Chautauqua Co
N.Y
Berback’s Block
Barnes, Bancroft & Co
LOS
Europe
Buffalo
Grand Central Dry Goods House of
Main ST
Buffalo, N.Y
Woor
Thomas
Third St
Methodist Church
Warren, Penna
Beech St
Dunkirk
Nixon & CO
EDGER
KOOMS
Carver
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley
Pittsy
Gh.r.r
Biations
Fredonia
Laoue
W. Crossing
C. A. Clu Norr
Cloc
Lake Shore
Roac
East
Ickets
Granite Works
W. &S. Kinsky
Trion School
Warren, Pe
Purchaers
W. B. Xinsey
P. Bysecker
Second Street
Variety Hall
Tun
Una
Utah
B. Careman & CO
Osborn, Ohio
Man-A-Lin
George Wiederhold
Mrimaliad Ont Seitord arTatics
Main Street
Youngsville
Seneca St
AEB
Frenaburg
Fentonville
Ackleys
Russellburg
North Warren
Llackeou
Irvineton
Salt x -Youngaville
Pittsfeld
Garland
Newton
Grand Valley
Ion
Itusville
D. Thay
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