Ring Triumph for Republican Ticket in Warren County
The Warren County Republican convention affirmed the slate led by L. F. Watson and O. C. Allen amid disputes over licensing and internal party splits. Key races included Higgins vs Lindsey and Watren securing register and recorder. delegates elected M. A. Myers as chair and D. B. Peck and W. A. Mains as secretaries. A motion proposed Chas. W. Stone for governor, signaling a unified push despite tremors from insurgent factions. Comparative tables followed, showing primary vote strength against the ring.
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Warren County
O. C. Allen
Tge
Donley
Benjamin Ellis
Higgins
Lindsey
Lee
Emery
Watson
Watren
Sheff Ton
Briggs
Warren
M. 4. Myers
Spring Creek
D. B. Peck
Farmington
W. A. Mains
Irvington
Congress
L. F. Watson
State Senate
Q.C. Thompson
Geo. H. Higgins
Critt Marsh
H. Briggs
J. W. Dunkle
Phil. W. Robinson
John A. Akins
J. Ken Lyon
A. L. Harrington
C. Graham
Warren Academy
Donly
McKean County GOP Favors Stone for Governor and Watson for Congress
The McKean county Republican convention endorsed Stone for governor and Watson for Congress, while opposing Delamater and Emery. The long battle exposed fear and shifting alliances, with Watson, Emery, and Delamater factions failing to unite. A pivotal vote elected Lucius Rogers as chairman, and the delegate split favored Stone on state convention ballots. Emery, though beating Delamater, lamented county leaders’ selfish tactics, and Bannon recalled broken faith as tensions lingered from the convention. Capt. W B Chapman declared he would not vote for Watson or any who backed the dependent pension bill.
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Oil City
McKean County
Delamater
Stone
Emery
Watson
Congress
Delamater-Watson
Col. Watson
Lucius Rogers
W. W. Brown
Col
A. L. Wilcox
A. F. Bannon
Joshua Davis
Smith
Warren
Cameron
McKean
Bannon
W. B. Chapman
Warren Pa post office May 14 1890 letters list
List of letters remaining at Warren Pennsylvania post office dated May 14 1890. Women names include Mrs Nancy Lough Estella Corner Mrs H McGee Mrs C E Ellis Mrs Ida N Russell Bell Johnston Mildred Richardson Mrs 8 B Kleckner Enda Smith Mrs Georgia Kukka Miss Maria Soper Nancy. Gentlemen include Jay L Brown Benjamin Fellers J Mackham Mike Goldstein L Nelson A P Narriger Thomas O Dell C E Noover R E Stanton Tess a Watters Josh. Uncalled letters after two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office. R A Love P M
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Warren
Lough
Nancy Curry
Estella
H. McGee
C. E. Ellis
Ida N. Russell
Bell Johnston
Mildred Richardson
B. Kleckner
Enda Smith
Georgia Kukka
Maria Soper
Nancy
Brown
Jay L. Nil
Benjamin Fellers
J. Mackham
Mike Goldstein
L. Nelson
A. P
Tornado Devastates Akron and Surrounding Counties
A string of violent weather across Franklin and nearby towns on May 11 left Noah Jackson and his wife dead and many injured. Homes were demolished, cattle killed, and trains delayed due to slides and wrecks. Akron reports seventy five houses damaged and a community rallying funds for the homeless as rail lines suffered losses and residents assess the destruction. In Camprise Evono, Pa, farmers nominate Thornton for Congress and Tilden for Democrat support, while an Erie case involves Keller Merriam’s suspected infidelity leading to a possible divorce.
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Akron
Ranklin
Noah Jackson
Allegheny Valley
Orry
East Sandy
William Nunnemaker
Erie
Crawford
Camprine Evono
Congress
J. O. Thorton
Fairview
Erie County
A. L. Tilden
Thornton
Meadville Tribune
Andrew
Meadville
Franklin
Keller Merriam
Marriam
The Epitaph Written on Republican Corruption
Disappointed caucus members denounce corrupt practices by winners and compare to top GOP figures including Quay Dudley Clarkson Wanamaker and a Christian president. The piece warns that reform within the party is unlikely as corruption dominates leadership, threatening the nation’s honor and freedom.
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Quay
Dudley
Clarkson
Wanamaker
GODP
Greely
Chase
Seward
Lincoln
Summer
Free America
Warren County Teachers Examinations Schedule Published
The list details examination dates and towns from June 2 to June 28 for Warren County teachers. Applicants must attend the regular series, be at least 17, bring a stamped addressed envelope, and arrive by 9 o'clock to begin grading. Directors and patrons are urged to attend. special exams require strong justification.
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Grand Valley
Enterprise
Sheffield
North Clarendon
Elk
Corydon
Kinzua
Tidioute
Asl
H.N. Porxam, Co
Garfield memorial excursion to Cleveland at special low rate
Erie Railway offers an exceptionally low round trip to Cleveland for the Garfield memorial dedication on May 30. Tickets on sale May 29, valid for return through June 2. Contact nearest Erie ticket agent for details. Also notes two school board meetings and numerous applications for principal and teaching positions.
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Garfield
Cleveland
Erie Railway
Erie
Jamestown
Great West
Northwest
Fet
Xbraska
Kansas
Texas
Arkansas
Mexico
Dakota
Minnesota
Colorado
F. H. Garfield
Attempted Murder in Trprocre May 13
Bridget Stanton, a well known resident, in a fit of mental excitement, fired a pistol at neighbor Mrs Godfrey through her window. The shot hit the stove as Godfrey stood at the oven taking a pie. A warrant is out for Stanton. no arrest yet.
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Trprocre
Bridget Stanton
Mrs Godfrey
Stanton
Oil Land Suit Opens May Term at Common Pleas Court
May term convened but adjourned for county Republican convention. T. J. Smith et al. vs. Wm. O'Neill heard with verdict for plaintiff on oil land case. BR. P. Clark vs. W. J. Whitney ends with plaintiff awarded $19. Keagle and Gueder sue People's Co operative Store. verdict favors defendant.
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T. J. Smith
BR. P. Clark
W. J. Whitney
Lottsville
Keagle & Gueder
People’s Co-Operative Store
Delusion and a Snare The Ohio Republican Congressman denounces tariff measure
Washington May 14 The heated debate in the house centers on protectionism as Rep Butterworth attacks the tariff plan. He argues for broad benefit and questions funding for tin plate while criticizing provisions that would close markets and tax families to build up industries. McKinley grows pale as colleagues challenge the bill. the speech marks the sharpest blow against the McKinley tariff effort.
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Y Fashington
House
Butterworth
McKinley
MccKinley
Ele
Hop Brigade
Cabbage Cavalry
Canada
Burrows
McKinley Dill
Mora at Library Hall presents charming comic actress
Mora the charming little comedienne supported by Mr. Fred Williams and a strong company will appear at Library Hall all next week at popular prices. The company has earned endorsements from papers in surrounding towns. Manager Edmondson is praised for securing the excellent troupe. Mara leads with vivacity and draws curtain calls. Fred Williams is a standout performer. The group delivers first class entertainment at popular prices, urging attendance. Special notices follow about post inspection and a cure claim for Dr Thomas Electric Oil.
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Library Hall
Mora
Commedienne
Fred Williams
Titusville Herald
Edmondson
Opera House
Mara
Free Education for Girls From Ladies' Home Journal
The Ladies' Home Journal of Philadelphia launches two contests offering full or one year free education at Vascar College or other U.S. colleges. Any girl 16 or older can enter by recruiting subscribers to the Journal before January 1, 1891. Write to 485 Arch Street, Philadelphia for details.
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Ladies’ Home Journal of
Philadelphia
Vascar College
Oyar
Vassar
Ladies’ Home Journal
Arch Street
Favorit e Prescription and Ice Notice Offerings
An old newspaper item promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a health restore for women and mentions pellet use for stomach and liver cleansing. It also notes Erie Railway ticket sales for travel to western states and a large ice supply with daily town deliveries and a saw mill sale opportunity. A testimonial endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for an uncured catarrh.
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L. Emory
C. Allen
J. H. Donley
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Eyees
C. C. Thompson
O. Samuelson
A Thompson
G. F. Higgins
W. M. Lindsey
Pere Seers
The
McKean Convention
Associa
Venango County
Lander
Sugar Grove
Columbus
Bussall
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Spring Creak Station
Ates
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
G. A. KR
Eben N. Ford
Dr. Thomas
Wm. Kay
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Glade
Rublman’s
Clemo
Cobham
Bates
Perkins Lockport
Warren Packard Warren
Medici
Toxepo
Messrs. F. J. Cheney & Co
L. Goration
F. J. Guinex & Co