Editorial notes on politics and society in 19th century press
The Labor World deems the greenback group fraudulent. Election returns show Mahone waning. Philadelphia Pines notes the czar avoided harm. Cincinnati Times-Star suggests many men could be president. Observations span Governor Cleveland, Vanderbilt, and Irish executions, with Postmaster Gresham urged to handle civil service charges discreetly. The piece contrasts glittering monarchies with common toil and rising discontent.
Wool Crop Growth Across Regions in 1866 to 1881
Harper's Bazar notes wool production surged dramatically across western states from 1866 to 1881, with California, Oregon, Colorado and New Mexico leading gains. Total U S clip reached 290 million pounds in 1881 while imports stood at 68 million pounds, signaling limited protective demand.
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Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Mississippi
Mason and Dixon
Texas
Georgia
California
Oregon
Colorado
New Mexico
Russia
South America
Harper’s Bazar
The Coronation and Public Reactions Across Russia
A detailed account of the Moscow coronation of the czar, describing the ceremony, pageantry, and dignitaries. The piece notes Nihilist fears, calls for liberalization, and contrasts despotism with broader public opinion, while contrasting religious disputes and a Baptists vs Methodists dialogue. It ends with commentary on the North Dakota state congressional apportionment stalemate and partisan blame.
Bush Seeks Pay for Services Rendered in Tabor Case
Desver Col May 24 Bush replies to ex senator Tabor’s complaint seeking 20000 while counter-claiming 10000 for services to push divorce and marriage plans with Baby Doe. He says he paid legislators and others about 1500 in January at plaintiff’s request. warns the pursuit may ruin both parties.
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Desver
Col
Baby Doe
Pelf
Puff
United States Senate
Tabor
Arnica Salve and Local Notices at Keystone Clothing
An advertisement promotes Buceklen's Arnica Salve as a universal cure for burns bruises cuts and many skin ailments priced at 25 cents per box sold by A W Merck. It also notes Keystone Clothing Company offers hats tailor services and price guarantees. A lost gold watch at Carver House Warren offers fifty dollar reward. the item may have been stolen.
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A. W. Merck
Carver House
Warren
Co. M. Baseirr
Harvard Overseers Vote On Prayer Attendance Policy
At Harvard College a meeting of overseers discussed repealing the compulsory attendance at morning prayers and other religious exercises. The board voted strongly to refuse the resolution. The item also mentions a PA resident with a nose cancer treated briefly with a remedy and claims of cure, plus an ad note about purchasing a first class organ from a 99 cent music store in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Harvard College
George Shiffer
Martinsburgh, Blair Co
Ieea
R. Gilson
Warren, Pa
Startling Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption
Physicians are startled by Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and throat and lung diseases daily curing patients. Hundreds of doctors use it in practice. Trial bottles free at A W Merck's drug store. Regular size $1.00. Night shirts and boys' clothing available at Keystone Clothing Company.
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Dr. King
A. W. Merck
Married notices from Warren and Cable Hollow
MARRIED. VICTORY-BROWN In Cable Hollow May 883 by Rev Buland Mr Gohlson Victory to Miss inna Brown. LEISLER COZIER In Warren Pa May 22 1882 at M E Parsonage by Rev J M Thoburn Mr C Richman Leisler of Warren and Miss Elizabeth Cozier of Clarendon Pa. CROUSE MARSTON in Warren Pa May 3 1883 at the bride's mother residence by Rev J M Thoburn Mr W S Crouse of Salamanca N Y and Miss Mabelle Marston of Warren.
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Victory—Brown
Cable Hollow
Buland
Gohlson
Inna Brown
Leisler Cozier
Warren
M. E. Parsonage
J. M. Thoburn
C. Richman Leisler
Elizabeth Cozier
Clarendon
Crouse—Marston
Death of Wesley King at Farmington in 1883
Mr Wesley King aged 43 years and months dies in Farmington on May percent 1883. The notice gives scant details beyond the name age and location.
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Kking
Farmington
Wesley King
No Contention in Legislature to Close Soldiers Orphans Schools
The reform measure to shut soldiers orphans schools in 1885 faces little opposition as the war ends. By then most beneficiaries leave age eligibility, leaving no state pretext to continue aid for all orphans. The piece also notes a publisher change at the New York World and remarks on its revived, lively tone.
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Soldiers Orphans Schools
Papering a Room With Rolls and Simple Rule
The article explains how to estimate wallpaper needs by multiplying room length by height, dividing by 36, and subtracting rolls for doors and windows. It notes Brown's and 20 inch paper vary slightly, and urges cleaning and beautifying homes with fresh wallpaper for the year.
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Queen Victoria
Mr. Tilden
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Cuter Sestick
Geo. H. Suarswoop
Philadelphia
Bixcuer
Jesus
Cleveland
Cor. Ixcersorr
Star Route
Washington Star
Forres
W. A. Vanderbilt
Axorugh
Phenix Park
Dublin
Fagan
Kilmainam
Harrisburg Home Journal
Pattison
Hartranft
Hoyt
Home Journal
Gresham
Dezendorf
Czar
Moscow
Buffaloe Telegraph
Senate
Buceklen
Keystone Clothing Company
Mackinaw
Pearl Cassimere
Dr. Day
C. EK. Gaghagen
Brookville, Pa
Pinafore
Wwon’t
Keystone
SOL, Cohn & CO
Royal Baking Power Co
Wall Street
New York
Ludlow House
M. Silk
Proprietor
M. Sili
J. A. Mircuert & Co
Warren, Penn’a
Beech St
Dunkirk
Nixon & Gn
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Warren Borough
Warren County
New York World
Variety Hall Drug and Stahhonery Store
Johnson & Siegfried
Oz Smee
Pennsylvania
Q. H Hunter & Son