Warren County Politician Candidates and Delegates Meeting
A dated political notice from Warren County callers urging residents to nominate candidates for Register and Recorder and to meet in county convention. It lists places such as Sugar Grove and Youngsville, names officials including W. W. Kinnner and Geo. W. Kinnear, sets dates July 9 and July 11, and notes delegate counts by township, with references to parties and anti monopoly sentiment.
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Lucar Grove
BE. Morais
le Deer
Wey Democrats
Sugay Grove
Kinnear
Office of Register and Recorder
Warren County
Jim Thiol
Gore
Warren
Dol. W. Gurr
tiMarery Davie
J.B. Hawtitox
Warton County
Soverel
Porough
Gen
Asncock
Drokenstraw
Columbus
Conewanga
Cherry Grove
Corydan
Dee Lela Elk
Giadu
Kinzua
Ainestond Mead
Pine Grove
Det. Co
Onnani
Court OF Common Pleas
Rovers
Forest
Conel
Dinsmoor & Cale
Duly
Turbulent Times As Grant Garbled Garbled Words
Long strings of political figures and scorned officials fill reports about Grant Garfield and Windom amid tolling costs of public works. Breckinridge tax remarks spark judgment day quips while Sherman influence looms. A World correspondent faulted Stalwarts and partisan games as New York politics face continued legislative adjournment pressures.
The Senatorial Fight in New York Politics
The piece denounces the Republican Party of New York as demoralized while detailing alleged bribery attempts to sway New York legislators for or against favored candidates. It accuses Garfield era officials of corruption, endorses Democratic triumph, and warns of widespread perjury and robbery within government.
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Garfield
Conkling
Conk
Mrs. Sprague
New York
Republican Party
Garfield’s Adversaries and the Readjuster Firestorm
A political screed accuses President Garfield of duplicity and corruption in dealings with the Readjusters in Virginia and the Readjuster candidate John F. Lewis. It claims Garfield bribed a legislator, faced questions about civil service reform, and risks losing support due to alleged insincerity and broken assurances. The piece laments his continued trickery and anticipates a bleak path for re election or renomination.
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New York World
Garfield
Traving
New York State
Ohio
Virginia
Treadjuster
John F. Lewis
Readjusters
Lewis
Bit
Veto Message on Judicial Apportionment In Pennsylvania
Special dispatch reports the Governor vetoes the Judicial Apportionment bill. He cites excess judges in Common Pleas and high state salaries relative to US judges. The message notes national comparisons and criticizes the bill's impact on efficiency and dignity. Also mentions Grant securing hotel room in Mexico City for September for himself and party.
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Pittsburg
Harristure
Govenor
Courts of Common Pleas
Pennsylvania
United States
Grant
Mexico
Prohibitory liquor laws debated in party conventions
North Carolina voters eye August for and against prohibitory liquor law as Democratic State Convention endorses the measure. Republicans falter, while New York and Virginia leanings draw scrutiny. Senatorial struggles at Albany persist with Conkling denouncing corruption yet seeking reform within his party. Garfield and Gran exchange letters and playful denials.
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North Carolina
Warren Co
Noth Carolina
New York
Virginia
New Hair Remedy From Scalp Grafts Promises Cure
A new baldness treatment proposes removing the scalp in small sections and grafting healthy scalp from youths. Early successes with scalp wounds suggest a bright future for this method and revived youth in aged heads. An English resident in Japan recalls a midwinter Tokio scene of a naked criminal tied to a beam, hair stretched tight to show harsh punishment for robbing a blind cripple.
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Japan
Tokio
Bribery in Albany grand jury charges and Strahan testimony
Judge Van Alstyne warns of official graft, cites statutes, and urges thorough inquiry into bribery. Senate testimony by Robert H. Strahan reveals a May telegram and alleged Garfield offer of the U S marshalship to trade for political support, risking impeachment implications for the President.
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Albany
van Alstyne
Conkling
Robert H. Strahan
Legislative Investigating Committee
United States
Senator Strahan
Wasninaton
R. EX. Strahan
Conjfidentiad
Ibence
John 1
Davenport
Garfield
Gonkling
Gould
Tim
Fifth Avenue
Llobet
Strahan
James A. Garfield
U. S. Marshall
Sun
Two Thousand Dollars That Nobody Wants
A Lancaster Intelligencer editorial argues against the state treasury forfeit from a bribery case in New York. It condemns bribery as indelible crime, urges county prosecutors to indict both legislators, and says the state has no right to the tainted money.
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Commonwealth
New York
Lancaster Intelligencer
Prejudice Kills and a Simple Hop Bitters Cure
A letter from The Parents reports a decade of suffering for their daughter under various doctors and disease labels, followed by restoration to health after using Hop Bitters. They urge others not to dismiss the remedy due to prejudice and caution against avoiding beneficial medicines.
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Leven
Lelegram
A Pretty Bird Story From Michigan
A Chicago Tribune correspondent recalls a Gougae Lake woods scene in Michigan where a female thrush lies dead from a hunter's gun. Six birds bury the body with leaves and grass, singing mournful notes like a funeral dirge for about half an hour. A separate item notes a Polish Jewish man in Little Rock, Ark, who shot himself after treating friends to beer.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Gougae Lake
Little Rock, Ark
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Warren Ledger
Lalllp Mead
Young Mle
Geanty
Darius Mead, Esq
Brokenstraw Township
Joan P. Wouser
Esa
Limestone Township
Jisesrons
R. P. Davis
Hug
Youngsville
Register and Recorder
Friends
Uco
Kinnerr
Wyruss Gro M Crovell, Donald Stuart
Jpleasant
Pittsfield
Sugar Grove
Spring Creek
Shefbeans
South West
Triumph
Watson
Farmingtones
Columbis Boro
nYoungyville
Tidiotte i
Yorace Greeley
Tribune
Lo. Sessions
Brooklyn
Albany Capitol
Prudent Gantheip
Long Brnch
Gen. Grant
New York City
Henry Ward Breckmr
Bonner
Norwood
John Sherman
Windom
Ob Tenness
Treasury Department
Washington
Republican Party of
Nas
Empire State
Senator Conkling
Sessions
Bradley
Libaiy
Old Democratic Party
Crookendnesse
Gran
Grand Jury
Michigan
Auditor's Report
Sheffield Township
George Horton
W. B. Hoover
BR. C. Wright
Shepetee Township
Exouera Lions
John Whitman
Sheplela Lownship
Y . W. ‘Shep
Radeher
Barnes
Uo de Kanpp
G. Dickinson
Sheffield
Wieree County
Treasuer
B. Austin
LE Mumford
Resources
Lownship
Shefield
Ub Sheffold
Amd
Martoh
Ofratd
Gialt
Gielt
Alexander Wallace
Real Estate Agt
Warren Hore
Warren, Pa
Mt Fist
Georgi P. Iowell & CO
Spruce St
Jung
W. Pollock
Grier
Orr
James McCullough, JR
B. Meredelie
Parmington Lownslap
Farmington Township
Josi
B. Mix
P. Tuners
J.J. Wheeler
Jaamua Manan
Upuleey
Dion
Frees DB
Lonmis & McMaster
Bath
N. C
Jacob Pysinger
Worren
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Pullman Palace
Council Blupfs
Topeka
Kansas City
Unite States Trac
Broadway
Boston
Mass
Meat Market
Jv A. Cogswell
Fisher's Brock
Crand
Parmlee & Henry
Azid
Startford
Datcheller
Dorris
Old Exchange
Fr. W. Miller & CO
Grocers
Crna
Decorarecda Chamber
Stoneham
Clarendon
Irvington
North Warren
A. A. Davis & CO
OLL Cloths
HTC
Glank Books
A. Davis & CO
Chonster Palace
Mrses B
Yaakbe Anh
Prince Satsumas
Royal Japanese Circus
John Patterson
Claire
Jamestown
Corry
Ames
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