Political Ticket Names From Union to Huntingdon County
The slate lists Governor Andrew A. Dill of Union County Lieutenant Governor John Fertig of Crawford County Secretary of Internal Affairs J Simpson Africa of Huntingdon and a Supreme Judge position. The fragment outlines key statewide offices and officials in a historic election context.
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Overnor, Andrew A. Dill
Union County
John Fertig
Crawford County
J. Simpson Africa
Huntingdon
Warren County Democrats to choose delegates at county convention
Voters in Warren County are urged to assemble in their townships and boroughs on Saturday August 3 to elect the number of delegates allotted. The convention at Warren Court House will nominate candidates for Congress State Senate Assembly Register and Recorder County Commissioner County Auditors District Attorney and Trustee of Warren Academy with delegates chosen from each township and borough.
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Warren County
Warren
Congress
Assembly
Warren Acauceny
Frokenslow
Pine Grove
Columbus
Pheasant
Pittsfield Corydon
Asherry Grove
Sugar Grove
Deerfield
Spring Creek
ELK
Eldred
Freehold
Aide
Youngsville Boro
Kinzua Tidionte
Limestone
Washington Post
Potter Committee
Florida
Louisiana
Hayes
Tilden
East Feliciana
Grant
Anderson
East
West Feliciana
John Sherman
Returning Board
Packard
Flayes
Richland
the Treasury
Lim
Sherman
Noyes
Stanley Matthews
Ohio
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Morton
Gen
Garfield
Electoral Commission
Kellogg
Hagen
Weber
Democratic candidates announce County Assembly and Commissioner bids
Frizao Morris declares candidacy for Assembly subject to county convention. stresses equal justice and public accountability for all citizens. Peter McKinney, Esq., Garland, is announced for County Commissioner, pending Democratic Convention decision.
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Frizao Morris
Liv
Aolding
Tam
SiaGins
Peter McKinney
Garland
vMce
Osmer Nominated After Long Congressional Battle
The congressional contest in Franklin ended last Saturday with Osmer winning on the 44th ballot. Reed 63, Watson 10, Osmer 76. nine Watson delegates backed Reed, seventeen Olmer and five Watson votes. Col Watson, controversial reformer, opposed by Republicans and corporations, loses bid. Osmer may align with the fraudulent administration, while Democrats and Greenbackers are urged to unite for a viable alternative.
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Franklin
Osmer
Reed
Watson
Olmer
Col. Watson
Hayes
Democratic Platform Pushes Greenback Policy in Warren County
The piece surveys Democratic line in Ohio and nationwide on greenbacks, urging expansion of paper currency and opposition to strong central power. It cites Erie and Pittsburgh conventions, Ohio leaders like Milton Saylor and Geo H Pendleton, and General Warner, arguing Resumption Act repeal and greenback as currency core.
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Ohio
Milton Saylor
Geo. H. Pendleton
Warren
Saylor
Congress
General Ward
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
West
East
South
Warner
Pendleton
John Locke
John Stuart Mill
England
Democrats and Greenbackers Seek Joint Ticket in State Conventions
The editorial argues Democrats and Greenbackers share goals of aiding workers and stabilizing the currency. It urges Democrats to field a joint ticket with Greenback nominees to defeat Cameron-backed incumbents, while condemning Cameron influence and urging independent voters in Warren County to show defiance. It notes Hayes’s Columbus visit with small turnout and mentions KEARNEY’s Eastward tour amid labor reform dialogue.
Sober Thoughts on Pennsylvania's State and National Elections
A and political essay urging sober analysis of the presidential succession and Pennsylvania politics. It argues for Democratic strength in Congress and state government to counter misrule, condemns per diem pledges, and calls voters to back reform, with emphasis on Keystone State leadership and fiscal restraint.
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Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
House
Keystone Commonwealth
It Is Worth a Trial Hop Bitters Claim
It describes an elderly man cured by Hop Bitters after kidney complaints and gravel left him weak. He says his blood and kidneys are right, that he is as active as a 30 year old, and asserts it will help others of his age. The testimonial emphasizes age reversal and renewed vitality.
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Kearney
San Francisco
Boston
The
Herald
Tama Boy
Joaquin Miller
England
London
Syria
Buta- Yo
Atc
Pampistet
Pat
Wheat Crop Damaged by Rain and Heat in Minnesota
Despatches from the wheat counties report probable crop losses of twenty to forty percent due to rain and heat. Goodhue County faces blight damage of fifty to seventy five percent with yields down to five to ten bushels per acre. Harvesting starts tomorrow in many areas.
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Sr. Paul
Minn
Pioneer Press
Goodhue
Roller Use In Field And Meadow Management
The proper office of the roller is to break clods and smooth not create a level surface. Rolling aids seed cover and even sprouting when soil is cloddy, but it harms if it compacts and crusts. It is useful in spring meadow work but risky for fall grain soil preparation.
Frigid Chunks and a Torrid Sun in Politics
The Philadelphia Times mocks the heat and politics in a satirical piece. It notes the difficulty of keeping presidential candidates from spoiling in the heat and quips about a promised contribution to the party campaign fund. The piece lampoons timing, eclipse chances, and government reform image.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Strong alliance rumor fuels attack on Hayes fortunes
General Butler and Representative Springer depart for Atlantic City to join Potter's Committee session. Rumors say Butler will oppose Hayes with Conkling’s support, aiming to expose damaging facts. The piece also notes varied sketches from London and Boston about public mood, bankruptcy reports, and a quip on good and cheap job work at the Ledger offices.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Butler
Springer
Atlantic City
Potter
Hayes
Conkling
Sherman
Buckbill
England
Alexander Stephens
Ledger
Jewish couple reconciled with rabbi after elopement
Jewish society learns that Miss Helen Wise and her Irish Episcopalian husband Mr J H Maloney have reconciled with her father Dr Isaac M Wise. The rabbi forgave the daughter after a private scene, allowing them to resume life at the family home, ending the nine days’ scandal.
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Cincinnati Cor. N.Y. World
Helen Wise
J. H Maloney
Miss Wise
Isaac M. Wise
Mr. Maloney
Leo Wise
Miss Yelen
Wise
Dr. Wise
Administrator's Sale of Fox Real Estate in Russellsburg
Public sale of land in Pine Grove and O Hara tract parcels in Warren County Pennsylvania. Two parcels described with boundaries and improvements, including a 1.5 story dwelling and barn on the first tract and about forty acres improved on the second. Sale July 24, 1918, time 1 A.M. Terms: one third cash on confirmation, balance in two equal annual installments with interest, secured by judgment bond and mortgage. Chases as Adm'r. of Geo Fox deceased.
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R Ursuant
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Lane Hotel
Russellsburg
Such
George W. Fox
Pine Grove
County of
Warren
Jamdor
Bk. Thompson
Hirjah Phillips
Elisha Philips
Samuel P. Allen
Robert Russell
John Marsh
Inad
al- Jawnee
O'Hara Parvey
Snd
O’hara
Disables Chase
Adm
Geo
Fox
Lown of
Sid Mill
Allegheny River
Limestone Township
Said County
Guy Veyed
B. FB. Rynd
Warren Borough Enacts Ban on Public Ball Playing
The Warren Borough and Town Council adopt an ordinance prohibiting throwing and playing with balls in public streets and limiting private ball games that interfere with property or travel. Violators face fines from one to five dollars plus costs. Also details of a property sale under a writ of execution in Warren County with properties of Frank Wesley Weight listed for sale.
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Buruss and Town Council
Borough of
Warren
Miles
Burgess
RP. King
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Warren Ledger
Henry P. Ross
Montgomery Co
I Vigilance Committee
Warren Co
Temocrats
Brokenshaw
James McKinney
Darius Mead
John W. Fabwell
Conewongo
Fred Handbach
J. W. Stearns
Ww. Smith
Coulumbus
Wm. C. Howard
Byron Perkins
Asa Webber
Bealae
Sanderlin
John Williams
Jay Tite
Cherry Grove
M. Farnsworth
A. J. Bowers
L.D. Swan
John Frudbart
D. H. McKean
David Kightlinger
Aldred
Howard Muzzy
John Maultby
Leonore Proper
Elk—Henry Newberry
B. Kilburn
A. M. Loungherry
Farmington
Rovert Jackson
Morgan Loucks
G. L W. Cramer
Charles Wynn
Martin Irvine
T. Bordwell
Glade
P. M. Smith
James Brown
Jacob Amann
Kinzua— Leonard
John Myers
Wm. Merkle
Jacob Connarrow
Mead—Geoge Stertzel
John Gano
Charles Sheumnelieng
John E. Lyle
Nathan Gibson
James James M. Martin
Levi Brown
G W. French
Eiteapiet Horn
W. E. Stright
A. McIntyrene
H. King
John Grunder
Mabic
P. J. Swain
Rufus Gilson
George Torton
Levi Leonard
M. George Bush
F. P. Muller
R. Virgil
Jonah Mehelvy
South West
S. A. Burt
W. B. Campbell
C. T. Denner
Priumph— Win
McGraw
A. R. Corus
J. B
Hill Columbus Borrough
Philo Stevens
George Bla
James Hopkins
Plidiowe
Luther Green
James B. Walker
P. Monroe
Youngsville
W. Kinnear
WF. Siggins
Philip Mead
He Warren
M. Spaulding
Schwing
J. A. Utter
D. W. €. James
Democracy
Indiana
Erie
Pittsburgh
United States
Greenback Party
Cameron
Lepemr
J. B. White
Tor
Auciion
Greenbackers
Cameron “Ring
Winnebago Gachem
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Harrisburg
Mar. Hayes
Philadelphia Times
Labor Bureau
Massachusetts
Wright
Shafer
Stephens
Augusta
Punch
Fellah
tAu
C. H H. Noyes
Michael Kennedy
Deal
Orphans’ Court
Judes of the Orphans’ Court
Paes
WM. Scanur
Spring Creel
State of
Wesley Wright
Deming
Lewis Bates
Deca
Robert Belding
David McKelvy
Frank Wesley Weight
Tenry Braga
Sherif
Pas
Assignee
R. A. Ralph
BF. Rynd
Henry Knupp
Adam Knupp
Phorough
Jos Henry Knupp
J. E
A. W. Morck & Co
M. A. W. Morck
New York College of Pharmacy
A. W.morck &Co
Cor
Naqmy Cargill
William Cargill
Elk Tp
Parmlee & Henry’s
Brussels
Ingrain
H. A Jamieson & Cos
General Merchandise
Warren, Pa
A. Davis & CO
Ean A. A. Davis & CO
Wells & Noyes
Wheels & CO
Wellls & Co
Wells & Co
Wells and Co
Wells & Co's
Conarro
WELLS
F. Wells
Jansetf
L. G. Noyes
Morck
Dr. Duff
East Swan St
Buffalo, N
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