Prohibition Debate and Governor Beaver Split Rise
The Ledger discusses the revenue bill defeat in Massachusetts style, urging Governor Beaver to take a clear stand for the people, while denouncing opponents as aligned with corruption. It notes pension claims under the Mexican act rise and reports on a scalp law, fraud penalties, and a rebuke from General Tecumseh Sherman to a critical figure about President Cleveland's St. Louis visit. The County Committee meeting is scheduled for June 22 in Warren.
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Beaver
Pittsburg Post
Tecumsha Sheeman
St. Louis
Turtle
Cleveland
St. Laws
Sherman
Picayune
United States
Army
Navy
Fairchild
Republicans and Irish question dominate early nomination talk
The piece notes Blaine and Sherman as frontrunners for the Republican nomination, criticizing them for campaigning on Irish issues and the bloody shirt. It argues the American people reject these issues as irrelevant. It also reports county funding concerns and urges an extra legislative session to address the revenue bill's impact.
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Blaine
Sherman
Patriot
Plain Talk on Henry George and McGlynn in Catholic Ireland
A plainspoken critique argues Henry George’s land theory destabilizes Catholic unity. The Herald asserts wage earners’ trust and outlines Rome’s stance, McGlynn’s defiance, and the clash over church loyalty. It warns that supporting George risks emigration and political rifts, urging readers to choose clearly between Protestant modernism and Catholic allegiance.
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New York Herald
Henry George
Doctor McGlynn
the Herald
Mr. George
Georgie
George
Rome
Vatican
America
O’brien
New York
Orangemen
Canada
Temperance Bulletin Turns on Saloon Politics
A Warrens led Temperance Bulletin quotes Bangor Maine mayor and Toledo Blade denouncing liquor and debauchery. It cites a Union Comics line about striking liquor traffic, notes bar bills for tenants, and reports Ulster County WCTU praise for political saloon opposition. Kentucky correspondent says Lincoln County jail is empty, dry counties cited.
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Warrens
Bangor
Maine
Toledo Blade
Boulder
Smith
Ulster County
A. Stanford
Kentucky
Nashville
Lincoln County
Lyth
O H Hunter Firm Withdrawals and Cash Buyer Offer
On August 15 1887 Mr O H Hunter withdraws from the firm O H Hunter Son and announces special inducements for all cash buyers of dry goods as stock is run down to the date Every day a bargain day and all balances on books should be settled by O H Hunrre Sox
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Soule & Co
Department
Washington
Carver House
Warren
J. . Conover
O. H. Hunter
O. H. Hunter & Son
O. H. Hunrre & Sox
Insurance and millinery ads in Warren Pennsylvania notice
A retro advertisement page from Warren PA promotes life fire and accident insurance by established firms with large capital, plus Millinery shops run by Mrs K C DeWoody and Mrs F Morgan. It also publicizes liver and stomach bitters and hardware clearance at White & Co. and men’s furnishing goods at M Jackson & Bros.
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K. C. DeWoody
Water Street
Carver House
Warren
F. Morgan
Third St
Methodist Church
Manley
Russell's Palace
J. J. Wesmith
White & Co
Beecher & Copeland
D. J. Wilcoxson
Horse Cave
A. W. Merck
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Second Street
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Scofield
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CABLE
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Liberty Street
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Front Street
W.Y
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Suspension Bridge
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