President Cleveland's Message Unnerves the Senate
A lively 19th century squib argues Grover Cleveland’s message rattled the Republican Senate, likening their attempt to bait the President to fishing for minnows that drew a whale. It recalls Curtin, Carlisle, Blaine, and Hook as a parable of political brinkmanship and accountability.
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Republican Senate
Grover Cleveland
Republican
Senate
Edmonds
Hhis
Charles
Senate battle over presidential removals in Cushin case
Senator Pugh leads minority report arguing removals reside with the President and that Senate demands for executive papers on removals exceed constitutional authority. The memo cites Madison Sedgwick and Clymer, noting executive power, Senate participation, and historical precedents from 1789 to 1867, and disputes whether a public document is involved.
President Cleveland and the Senate
A Senate Judiciary Committee report challenges the majority view that the Senate shares in removals from office. It argues the Senate has no constitutional right to demand the President’s reasons or access papers related to removals, and that any attempt to do so risks a conflict with the Executive. The debate centers on executive power and Senate participation.
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Cleveland
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Edmunds
Vermont
Administration Shows Bold Stance Across Three Messages
The New York Star reports three stark, unambiguous presidential communications. The president asserts Senate information rights over civil service changes and condemns outrages in Chi. The administration presents firm language on accountability and response.
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New York Star of
Senate
President Cleveland and silver policy sparks mixed reactions
The article cites tensions over silver policy with Secretary Manning’s letter showing no desire to compromise with silver Democrats. It portrays Cleveland as assuming the presidential role, a stance that garners broad agreement and opposition across the nation.
Political Points and Notes on Public Figures
Ex governor Crittenden of Missouri may gain a unanimous Legislature seat from his home county if he accepts. Jeff Davis appears vigorous per a Beauvoir visitor. Tobacco abolition bill by Hiscock stalls as a Democratic House opposes free tobacco. Edmonds appears to know who was elected president in 1884. An appeal for Hancock's widow seeks $100,000 with $42,000 pledged in New York, signed by notable bankers and partners. Lee Higginson Co. handles contributions at Boston's State Street.
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Govenor Crittenden
Missouri
Jeff Davis
Beauvior
Hiscock
House of Representatives
Edmonds
United States
Hancock
New York
Hugo O'Brien
Leverett Saltonstall
Henry 8. Russell
Oliver W. Peabody
Jacob C. Rogers
Charles L. Whittier
Lee, Higginson & Co
No. 40
State Street
Boston
End of Bell Brothers Clearance Sale in Warren
Last week of the Bell Brothers clearance features remnant prices lower than prior week with a focus on white dress goods forty inch cashmere at fifty cents per yard. Special embroidered dress fabrics and black crepe grain silks offered, with warnings not to miss the bargains and notes of storewide reductions.
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Bell Brothers
Warren
Bert Brothers
Attorneys at Law Water Street Ecofivid Block Notice
Attorneys at law located on Water Street issue a notice regarding the Hunter's Dry Goods store dispute at Ecofivid block. The brief indicates a legal matter involving the shop and surrounding property.
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Ofice
Water Street
Hunter's Dry Good
Hotels and Restaurants. Warren’s Leading Inn and Depot Eatery
G L Leqhnhart Proprietor New hotel with top amenities for travelers. Rates at $1.50 per day. Adelphia Kitchen and other eateries listed. Meals served before departures. Multiple proprietors in Warren offer breakfasts and meals at all hours near the Suspension Bridge and Warren Savings Bank.
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MBS
Rotier
Chas
Walkerman
Props
Mear the Suspension
Bridge
Warren Savings
Palace Barber Shop and Nearby Hairdressers Listing
Barbers and hairdressers listed: Gus Mall and Lou Meyer at Exchange Block near suspension bridge. Palace Barber Shop located at 305 Second Street on the second floor with access from Liberty Street. provisions include hair cutting and shaving.
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Second Street
Liberty Street
Liberty
Eben N. Ford Post meets Thursdays at Hall Block
Post No 30 6 A R Regnier meet frames made to order studio ing every Thursday evening at Hall Block next to Episcopal Church Site & Son outfitting boots and shoes rubber goods opposite First National Bank becoming a sign of golden horses to
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A.R. Regnier
Hall Block
Episcoopal Company I Armory
Church
Firt National Bank
Beco
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Wilkins
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Hook
Pugh
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South Ninth Street
Philadelphia
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Cambridge
Macs
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Maniger
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Fowler and Warmington
Harrison & Gourlay
All America
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Walter Lennox, Jr
Aods
L. A. Waves
QO. H. Hunter & Son
EL. Flu
CER &Son
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Paul W. Brown
U. D. Artrd
C. A. McAsurey
M. Crocker
Jos. Clinton & L. Putnaem
A. Cogswell
A. Wheelock
French G. Walkley
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T., D Welmore
G.H. Neyes
W. D. Hinckley
Dasa
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Dinsmoer & Cable
Tronkey
Wetmore
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Hinckley
Osmer & Freeman
Judge Johnson’s Exchange
Scofield
H. Osmer
L. A. Freeman
W. W. Wilbur
Wm. Schnur
Wilbur & Schnur
Byudge
Liberty Offie
Frovot
Scott's Book
W. E. Rios
R. Scenxur
Justic of the Peace
Verback Block Beatty Block
A. Anoelle Warren Savings Bankers’ Book Store
Warren, Pa
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HE. D. Preston
Third Street
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WS. Pierce
W. Morck
G. D
Reverdy
B. Stewart
Beigie
Atore
Library Hall
A. McAlpine
Pierce
D. Danforth
Merek's
Carver House
Exchange Hotel
G. L. Leqnhart
Proprieton Tins Hotel
Newly Bait
Revere Houce
Adelphia Kitchen
Willlans
Proprieto
LaPierre Restaurant
First
Gus Mall
Lou Meyer
Suspension Bridge
Palace
Moit
Eben N. Ford
Siti. & Son
Win, A. Greaves
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