State Democracy urged united party and tariff reform
Harrisburg March 22 The Executive Committee of the Democratic Society of Pennsylvania met at the Bolton house to plan a statewide reorganization. A finance committee and a delegate board were named and a five dollar enrollment fee adopted. An address to voters urged bottom up organization, tariff reform, and turnout to defeat monopolies. The piece argues for unified Democratic power to win Congress and state offices in the coming campaigns.
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Harrissone
Democratic Society of Pennsylvania
Bolton House
Chauncey F. Black
James Kerr
Clearfield
Chas
I. Baker
Montgomery
Geo. N. Reynolds
Lancaster
General Assembly of Clubs
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party of
National Committee
State Committee
Ways and Means Committee
House
Cleveland
Congress
Democratic Party
Democratic Party Rally Endorses Administration in Pennsylvania
A call to unite behind Democratic principles and support the Democratic administration to empower Pennsylvania’s half million Democratic voters. Signed by Greer, Dively, Rauch, Kerr, Larkin, Stranshan, Ladner, Ricketts, Zeigler, Maloney, Worman, Reynolds, Beck, Baker, Cowan, Wiley, Malers, Myers, Thomson, Bear, Guffey, and Black, with Chauncey F. Black chairing.
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Pennsylvania
Henry D. Greer
A. T. Dively
E. H. Rauch
James Kerr
Jno
B. Larkin
Jas
A. Stranshan
A. H. Ladner
R. Bruce Ricketts
E. D. Zeigler
Dec
D. Maloney
D. Worman
Geo. N. Reynolds
Jas. E. Beck
Chas
I. Baker
J.B. D. Cowan
C. C. Wiley
George Malers
B. Myers
Frank Thomson
WJ. Bear
M. Guffey
Chauncey F. Black
Prohibition News and Meeting Highlights from Ontario
Prohibition literature totals two billion six hundred eighty pages printed by Templars Publishing, illustrating Ontario’s pro votes with a large majority. The Prohibition Club marked Neal Dow’s birthday with songs prayers and campus segments, while the Loyal Temperance Legion decorated the room and the audience grew large and engaged. A call to spread temperance arguments through printer’s ink echoed as petitions push for legalizing the rum trade.
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Templars
Hamilton Templar
Ontario
Pennsylvania
Anniversary of Neal Dow birth celebrated by temperance group
On March 20 at the Baptist church under the W. G. T. U. auspices a 90th birthday commemoration for Neal Dow was held with readings, hymns, and a temperance address by Dr. J. M. Davies. Mrs. Berry noted Dow’s life and the cause’s gains, praising unwavering anti liquor efforts and anticipating policy change.
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Baptist Church
Neal Dow
America
Geo. Cornelius
Cornelius
Meisse
Evangelical Church
P. Berry
Warren
Christian Temperance M.D. J
A Call for Temperance and Moral Reform in War Time
A Baptist minister commends total abstinence and prohibition as essential to the nation’s welfare. Speakers denounce the saloon, urge honest sober candidates, and claim crime and poverty stem from liquor. A poem, remarks, and benediction close the meeting, noting a brewery’s grain use contrasts with daily hunger.
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CG. B. Smith
The
Baptist Church
Thompson
D. Smith
Horton
Rav
C. B. Smith
Guo
Comnunius
Ni. B.C
National Baptist
Lodge Elections In Warren Knights Templar And Elks
At a Monday conclave Warren Commandery No 63 elected Eminent Commander Robi H Lynn and officials including Generalisimo John M Siegfred Captain General Karl August Morek Treasurer Andrew Hertzel Recorder R W Teese Trustees UC W Ahdey Wm Keegan W C Watson installation set for the fourth Monday in April Also Warren Lodge B P O E Elks elected Exalted Ruler Jas D Woodard Leading Knight J N Davies Loyal Knight H W Pickett Lecturing Knight R S Hall Trustees Reverdy B Stewart W B Weed F E Windsor Secretary J A Schofield Treasurer F R Scott re elected See Yrs N G John W Searls Y G H M Putnam Secretary A C Joy Asst See Y Robt E Gray Trustee Wm Martin
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Knights Templar
Warren
K. T
Robi. H. Lynn
John M. Siegfred
Karl August Morek
Andrew Hertzel
R. W. Teese
W. Ahdey
Wm. Keegan
W. C. Watson
C. C. F. Warren Lodge
N.G
John W.searls
Y. G
H. M. Putnam
See
A. C. Joy
Robt
E. Gray
Wm. Martin
Death of A J Hughes shines in Buffalo real estate circle
Arthur Joab Hughes died suddenly at his home on Fargo avenue Buffalo yesterday morning of apoplexy. In his brief Buffalo residence he became a notable figure in real estate advertising. He leaves a widow. The funeral will be held Tuesday with Masonic rites in Friendship. He was 47 or 48, born in Belfast Allegany county and long served as editor and proprietor of Port Allegany Reporter for 19 years. He founded the Eldred Eagle and the Austin Autograph. He was Buffalo Fair local manager two years ago and a member of Liberty Lodge 505 F and A M and Port Allegany Arnold Chapter 254.
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Arthur Joab Hughes
Fargo Avenue
Buffalo
Hughes
Ele
Belfast
Allegany County
Port Allegany
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Pennsylvania Association
Democratic Society
Jefferson
Majer
Wilson Dill
W. C. T. U. News
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Ous Sources
Prohibition Club
John Kaiser
Loyal Temperance Legion
Prohibition
Evasas
Patede
Goppenhoefer
Victor Moody
Eva Bentley
T. U
C. C. Hant Seng
Eien H, Lacy
Henry Mead
Labor and the Saloon
Man
San Francisco
Sir Walter Raleigh
Demoiselle
Sir Walter
Mademoiselle
Philadelphia
Clarendon
Secon
New York Senate
Miss Randolph
Colorado
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
James Buchanan Jones
Fifth Street
Glade
Continental
Pattison
Commonwealth
Argiment Court
Kinzua
Fred Stranahan
Charles Martin
Leroy 5. Strong
Charles Newark
James Hardigan
O. App
Mloc
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
U. S
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Ions
L. G. We
East
Feeling
Noyes & Co
Warren, Pa
A. J. Hughes
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