Editorial notes on taxation bills and public affairs
Gov Pattison approves tax relief for Helping Hand Societies and a Union City bank plan with $200000 capital. Missouri liquor licenses range 550 to 1200. St Louis Republican backs the law. Papal influence on Irish troubles disputed. czar crowned with no fear. free pass bill pending. Weather woes in Ohio and Indiana. farmers discouraged. seed germination hindered by cold rain. Lupta Piskram, Lydia Pinkham, Daniel Currey details. divisive divorce politics. Slippery Jim mining stock losses. Gov Parrison vetoes a marital separation act protecting homes and estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrison
Gove
The Condition of Trade and National Rebuilding
Retailers in Warren and across the state report spring dullness due to no warm weather and overproduction in coal iron and fabrics. The piece cites the Philadelphia Times on restoring sound finance, notes a favorable balance of trade and large crops, and predicts temporary stagnation followed by healthier trade as debt remains low and consumption rises. It also foresees national unity in honoring both Confederate and Union soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Philadelphia Times
Philadelphia Record
Oil Tan Bill Defeated in Final Reading
Serial dispatch from Harrisburg May 22 reports the oil tax bill was defeated on third reading and final passage. The decision is hailed as a boon to oil producers who thank legislators, notably Representative C. M. Bhortt for his contribution.
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Hasson
House
Senate
Ledger
Harrispire
C. M8
C. M. Bhortt
Papal Circular Denounced As Irish Insult In Chicago
In Chicago's Third Ward Land League meeting, Patrick Melody and Patrick Egan attacked the Vatican circular as an insult to the Irish people. Egan urged viewing the papal stance as a provocation weakening unity, recalling past emigrations and battles. The report ends by noting a New York World editor's ten point political platform and urging politicians adopt it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land League
Chicago
Patrick Egan
Third Ward Land League
Patrick Melody
Irish Land League
Vatican
Ireland
Italy
Spoletto
Walsh
McHale
The
Orange and the Green
New York World
Pope Guidance on Parnell Fund Sparks Vatican Outreach
May 22 report notes Mr. Sexton urged careful wording to avoid blocking reconciliation with the Vatican. Rome propaganda circulated a confidential circular to the clergy, confirming the Pope's letter and endorsing dens and counsels in a muted tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton
Parnell Fund
Vatican
Rome
Bnplich Sueudesce
Governor Curtin for President in 1884 urging Democrat pick
An editorial argues ex governor Andrew G. Curtin could unite Pennsylvania and be the strongest Democratic candidate in 1884. It contends war governor pedigree, broad recognition, and party unity vault Curtin above other contenders, urging new faces and ideas for a national victory.
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Uerksbure
Curtin
Democratic Party
Ltir
Iat Pa
Rede
UsSd
Pennsylvania
Forlam
Aithy
Andrew G. Curtin
Democratic
Congress
Marriages reported in Warren and surrounding towns
In Warren and nearby areas three marriages are listed. Frederick Paul of Vil City wed Salome Fehlman of Warren on May 17, 1883 at the bride’s home. L Lanzzie Akeley of Russburg and L L Passen ger of Russburg joined in Fiensburg on May 6, 1883. Franklin Black of Tidionle married Lydia Gross of Irvineton on May 22, 1883 at the Lutheran parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Paul—Fehlman
Warren
P. Doerr
Frederick Paul
Vil City
Salome Fehlman
Akeley
Fiensburg
N.Y
L Child
Lanzzie Akeley
Russburg
Warren County
Black—Gross
Warren, Pa
Lutheran Parsonage
Franklin Black
Tidionle
Misa Lydia Gross
Irvineton, Pa
Wallpaper Roll Calculator and Home Linen Sale
Style tips explain how to compute wallpaper rolls by multiplying room length by height, dividing by 36, and subtracting two rolls for doors and windows. The piece promotes Brown’s 20 inch wallpaper and a seasonal stock at Variety Hall Drug and Stationery Store in Warren, Pennsylvania, inviting customers to view styles and prices, with free trimming and returnable bolts.
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Variety Hall Drug and Stahionery Store
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Pattison
Union City Bank
Union City
St. Louis
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Lupta Piskram
United States
Lydia Pinkham
America
DaviEl Currey
Dublin
Burke
Pope
Governor Curtin
D. M. Gross & Bro
Variety Mall
Johnson & Siegfried
Frain
SOL. Cohn & Co
Roya
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall Street
New York
Ludlow House
M. Silk
Proprietor
Nblic
J. H. Mircnerr & Co
Lnasler
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