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Warren 23 and Friday Morning 1891 Political Notes
A broad late 19th century column surveys tariff fights, labor wage shifts at Glasgow Tron and Potts Brass, Rockefellers gifts to education, McKinley bill, Italian shooting in New Orleans, and Ohio tax refunds. It discusses party politics, potential 1892 GOP nominating figures, and sheriff candidacy rumors with regional names like Blaine Palmer Quay Ellis and Cleveland era figures.
Irish American fundraising fuels dissension and rival claims
The piece argues that Irish in America have given to aid Ireland but financing now worsens leadership disputes. Parnell’s supporters are blamed for scraping funds from followers, hindering unity. It urges waiting for stable leadership and avoiding support for self serving, ambitious figures using the Irish cause for personal gain. Prestigious Parnell is praised yet his influence is fading.
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Parveen
O’shea
America
New York
O'Shea
Ireland
Parnell
The Tragedy and the Call for Action on Crime
A harsh editorial argues a rising class of lawbreakers and their sympathizers threatens public safety. It supports decisive measures, even mob action, to curb murder, referencing a New Orleans incident and warning against tolerating anarchists and secret societies. The piece contrasts mob rule with the need to protect citizens, claiming such elements should be removed to maintain order.
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New Orleans
Washington
Louisiana
Chas. Ellis
North Clarendon
Fuellhart
Ellis
Rufian
Repeal of the McKinley Tariff Law Predicted in 1890
The Philadelphia Times argues that new Congress will repeal the McKinley tariff. Senate will show 46 Republicans 40 Democrats 2 independents. on key issues Republicans hold a 36 to 42 split with Democrats ahead. Independents Kyou and Peifer oppose tariff policy, signaling a shift toward repeal.
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Philadelphia Times
Congress
Gen. Palmer
Illinois
Senate
Kylu
South Dakota
Peifer
Kansas
Do You Cough Dont Delay Take Bemps Balsam
Ambiguous advertisement claims a hot cough cure for various ailments. It touts a pure balsam, a clear thick solution, and quick relief after the first dose. Large bottles available for $1.00.
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Featured in Bay Sale
A Bay region tonic touted as radical relief for rheumatism and neuralgia claims to cure in eight days. It allegedly treats the cause and quickly eliminates the disease with the first dose offering notable relief. Priced at 75 cents, sold by L. G. Noyes & Co., Warren, Pa.
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L. G. Noyes & Co
Druggiste
Warren
Emar
Repeal or Amend the McKinley Tariff Law
A 1891 editorial argues the fifty-second Congress should repeal or amend the McKinley tariff to relieve mass taxation and curb trusts. It contends the tariff harms labor, boosts monopoly profits, and weakens purchasing power, urging Democrats to capitalize on the issue and question wage effects across sectors.
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Fifty-Second Congress
Congress
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Senate
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Marriage Reform Before Divorce Reform Stressed
A political essay argues for stricter marriage laws and tighter divorce rules. It cites high divorce figures and urges a national framework limiting divorce while preserving some separation grounds. Cardinal Gibbons is quoted on protecting society over individual cases.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Cardinal Gibbons
Ile
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills Claim New Principle
Dr Miles pills regulate liver stomach and bowels via nerves, a new discovery. They speedily cure biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles constipation. For men women and children. Smallest mildest surest. 30 doses 26 cents. Samples free at Morris and Mullen's drug store.
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Denounce Baker ballot bill as bogus reform says Warren County group
The Warren County Democratic Society met last Wednesday and denounced the Baker ballot reform bill as a sham. They argued the current laws fail to guarantee a free honest ballot and asserted the Australian system, while best for preventing voter intimidation, cannot be adopted without constitutional amendments.
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Warren County Democratic Society
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement from Toledo
A vintage advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It quotes J. F. Cheney & Co and druggists West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin pledging honesty and solvency. It promotes internal action by the blood and mucous surfaces and notes testimonials free with price 75 cents per bottle.
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FR. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
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O. Hall
Facts For The Public Sell Clothing For Less In 100 Miles
A local advertiser touts lower prices by claiming vast purchases allow the firm to undercut competitors. It explains margins and expenses, saying they buy direct from manufacturers, discount every dollar of goods, and pass savings to customers. The message invites patronage.
Woodard and Lesser Tailors Open New Warren Store
Woodard and Lesser Tailors Clothiers Hatters and Gents Fine Furnishers announce a new Warren Pennsylvania shop opposite the Warren Savings Bank in a newly built structure. The line emphasizes the opening location and business range with a period voice.
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Fine Furnishers
Warren
Warren Savings Bank
New Building
February 1891 White Goods Sale at Great Reductions
David Shear announces a two week sale of white goods including 10,000 yards of patterns at 1.23 per yard, India Linens from 8c to 15c, knotted fringe towels at 19c, French Ginghams at 25c, and 20,000 yards of embroideries with substantial discounts. Sale runs Feb 2 to Feb 28, cash terms.
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