State Politics Shape Up at Harrisburg Corridor
Ex Senator Allen says Speaker Thompson and Congressman Stone understand each other. In a Harrisburg hotel corridor a who’s who of Pennsylvania politics debated Thompson’s likely run for state treasurer and Stone’s gubernatorial hopes. Delegates from Warren and Philadelphia loom large as party lines form.
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Alien
Thompson
Stone
Commonwealth Hotel
Harrisburg
James M. Guffey
Pittsburg
George Handy Smith
Philadelphia
Grady
Allen
Warren
Larkin
Warren County
Smith
Washington
Ernest F. Acheson
Allegheny County
Fell
Supreme Court
Hare
Senator Quay
Dave Martin
Marshall
John O’niel
J. A. Geiser
Wan
Emery
Doasto
Andrews
James
New Fee Schedule for Justices of the Peace in State
A new bill setting fees for Justices of the Peace takes effect. Oath and information 50 cents, docket entries 25 cents, warrants 50 cents, transcripts 50 cents, entering discontinuance 50 cents, entering action 25 cents, summons 85 cents plus 10 cents for name, return of summons 25 cents, entering satisfaction 15 cents, execution 30 cents, returns on certiorari or appeal $1, and receipts over $100 $1 per hundred. Also Farmers’ Club meeting announced for June 24 at 1:50 p.m. to discuss potential disbanding and final affairs. President Cons. Lor and Secretary Willis Cowan noted.
Notice to left orders at 220 Hickory St and Glade Market
All orders for be left at 220 Hickory St or R H Lewis Glade Meat Market will receive immediate and prompt attention of E C LeMons.
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Hickory St
R. H. Lewis, Glade Meat Market
E. C LeMons
Oil Well Supply Company Placed Under Receiver in Pennsylvania
Prrrissaige June 19. The Oil Well Supply company, a vast Pennsylvania concern with assets near 2.5 million and debt around 1.1 million, goes into receivership to salvage the plant as a unit. Judge Buffington appointed John Eaton receiver. the move follows failed attempts to obtain discounts amid a tightening money market. The firm boasts plants in Pittsburgh and other cities, employing over 1,500, with key holdings and a stated plan to seek creditor extensions and orderly liquidation if needed.
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Prrissaige
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Oil City
Bradford
Connecticut
Ohio
New York
Indiana
Illinois
West Virginia
Buffington
United States Circuit Court
Edward H.cole
E. Parke Coby
Brooklyn
John Eaton
Eaton
Elba Iron and Bolt Works
Grand Low Rate Excursion to Thousand Islands
The W N Y & P R R announces a Grand Low rate excursion to the Thousand Islands and St Lawrence leaving Warren on Tuesday July 11 at 10 12 A M. Round trip fare is 5 50 with return valid ten days. Itinerary includes Rochester Syracuse Clayton and a steamer to Alexandria Bay the hub of the Thousand Island District. Special hotel rates 1 50 to 3 00 daily and cottage board 1 00 daily. sleeping car service available. Berths should be reserved. contact agents or Newton Buffalo for details.
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W. N
P. BR. R
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
Warren
W.N.Y
P. BR. B
Rochester
N. Y
H. BR. B
W. N.Y
P.R.R
M. &. B. Newton
Buffalo
Manners Double Extract Sarsaparilla Advertisement
An old time ad promotes Manners Double Extract Sarsaparilla at 50c. It claims the remedy cures ailments and offers the Serenparilla version as the only effective option. The pitch urges customers to take no other product for cure.
Flower Mission Day Observed by Goodwill WCTU
The WCTU column describes a revival of activity at Goodwill WCTU including a temperance lecture by Bell Knapp, a dime supper, and reorganization led by Mrs. Lacy. New officers are listed and a Loyal Legion reformed under Mrs. Doughty. A Mothers meeting topic is planned, and death honors are noted for Mrs. Lott.
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Kingus W. ©. T. U
Bell Knapp
Stone
Warren
Sam Bettis
Lacy
Lillian C. Johnson
EE. Viola Mason
Effie L. Rowland
Mary L. King
Silva A. Newmark
Belle Doughty
Corydon
Loyal Legion
Goodwill W. C. T. U
Muss Nellie Mason
Lott
Eveanor Lewis
Supt. Press
Encampment Orders Issued for Pennsylvania National Guard
The Adjutant General sets encampment dates for the three National Guard brigades of Pennsylvania. First Brigade July 15 to 23, Second Brigade August 5 to 12, Third Brigade July 22 to 29. Location guidance stresses transport economy. cavalry artillery and bands follow brigade approvals. Reports due 7 PM opening day. payments begin then. Travel at 2 cents per mile. ration and fuel commutation at 20 cents daily per man for eight days. Regiments bear non transport costs. Erie likely to host the 16th Regiment.
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Hagrissune
Adjutant General
National Guard of Pennsylvania
16Th Renant
Erie
President Cleve lands to press repeal of Sherman act
President Cleveland plans decisive action to repeal the Sherman act with no compromises after the September extra session. He will push the silver repeal, aiming to clear the cobwebs from the issue and then craft a permanent, sensible silver plan. The effort reflects rising Western and Southern momentum and broader public demand beyond the East.
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Cleveland
Hhis
Leland Stanford Dies at Palo Alto Residence
United States Senator Leland Stanford died at 12 o'clock last night at his Palo Alto home after six months of illness. He retired around 11 and was found dead by his valet near midnight. The funeral is planned for Saturday at 1 o'clock from the University chapel.
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Menlo Park
Cal
United States
Leland Stanford
Palo Alto
Senator Stanford
Stanford Estate
University
Auction of Horses at Hardenburg Stables Jamestown
Hi Hardenburg will sell at auction at his stables in Jamestown on Saturday June 24. Thirty four head of well bred horses of all kinds will be offered including carriages buggies photons toad carts harnesses robes and more. Sale commences at 10 o clock a m with no postponement due to weather.
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Hi. O. Hardenburg
Jamestown
Special Election on Borough Indebtedness of 5 000
Our Man About Town reports a special election set for Tuesday July 11 to decide if the borough may increase its debt by 5000 while bonds totaling 87 736 15 mature through 1894 95 96 1900 1904 1907 and 1909 over sixteen years A bridge across Conewango near Fifth Street is proposed with a 18000 total cost and borough participation of 5000 Readers note ongoing debates over Sunday law penalties and local civic issues including YMCA ground disputes and a push for a uniform marriage and divorce law efforts.
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Common Council
Tuesaday
Conewango
Faror
Fifth Street
Remodeled Ballot Reforms Outline New Voting Rules
A reform of the ballot halves size, consolidates ballots, extends printing time, reduces party nominations to two percent, moves printing oversight to county commissioners, and clarifies marking with a circle for full tickets or a square for individual candidates. It adds privacy screens and counts partially marked ballots.
Sailors of the Czar and other features in July Popular Monthly
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for July highlights Valerien Gribaudo's article The Sailors of the Czar with portraits and ship scenes from the Dmitri Donskoi and other Russian vessels in American waters. It also profiles Infanta Eulalia by G. Stanton Sickles and includes several illustrated pieces by Lt. Vance Belle Hunt Robert Y. Toombs and others on varied topics.
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Frank Leslie
Valerien Gribayedof
Dmitri Donskoi
Infanta Eulalia
G. Stanton Sickles
Survival of the fittest cough remedy claim
An early notice claims Down's Elixir has outlived all other cough remedies, asserting it is the best and enduring longer than competitors. The item presents a bold period advertisement style emphasizing superiority.
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