Patrons of Husbandry Grow as Political Force in Michigan
A dispatch reports under 75 000 Michigan farmers have joined the Patrons of Husbandry since last May and the membership grows weekly. They aim to become a political power, someday nationwide, and plan to curb monopolies by organizing a cooperative network. Deliberate contracts with merchants bind members to buy from a single dealer per trade line with an 12 percent cap over wholesale prices. The piece compares their rise to Bellamy's Looking Backward and notes a clash with trusts as both sides arm for advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Grantic Trust
Bellamy
Extradition bill doubts amid strong election heat
Canadians anxiously await word from Salisbury as the government considers the Weldon extradition bill broadening fugitives surrender to all nations. In U S states Massachusetts New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland Virginia Mississippi Iowa Nebraska hold general elections with tight races and party strategists predicting varying majorities. In Warren county the Swede vote looms large as Democrats urge McIntyre Gibbs and Bigler while urging straight-ticket support. local offices include corner and trustee positions with limited Democratic nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlassachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Virginia
Mississippi
Iowa
Nebraska
Neal
Democratic State Committee
Mahone
Senator Barbour
Beast
Warren County
Sir Jones
Jones
McIntyre
Gibbs
Bigler
Corner
Warren Academy
County
Straight
Quay Blackballed by Pittsburg Tariff Club Vote
The Republican National Committee chair M S Quay is excluded from honorary membership in the Young Men's Republican Tariff Club of Pittsburgh, with heavy discussion over the ballot. The piece also criticizes tariff policies in Pennsylvania and urges voting for Bigler next Tuesday as reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O .Quay
Republican National Committee
Young Men’s
Republican Tariff Club
Pittsburg
Senator Quay
Great Tariff Party
Mr. Quay
Politically charged notes mix scandals and pensions
A Philadelphia Bulletin led roundup accuses Department of Agriculture officers of corruptly sharing crop reports with speculators and shaping data for big operators. The piece also recalls pension growth under Harrison, cites rising pension totals and costs, and touches on Cummins’s renomination and labor unrest. It ends with a London wedding report and a testimonial for Sulphur Bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
Exchange
Indiana
Harrison
Noble
Tanner
Amos J. Cummings
Congress
Price Hatzfeldt
Clara Huntington
Collins P. Huntington
New York
Bromston
London
Emmons
Prince Hatzfeldt
Italy
Political Call and Local Committee Listing in Warren County
A report from a Democratic County Committee meeting notes nominating Dr J A Love for coroner and B F Morris for Warren Academy trustee. It lists a revised vigilance committee across towns with many named slots and counties. The piece also includes advertisements and brief notices about gas lighting proposals and Van Wert's Balsam for the lungs with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Love
B. F. Morris
Warren Academy
Brokenstraw
John Cooney
Corydon
George Tome
Conewango
Samuel Mack
Volumbus
H.stead
Cherry Grove
John Miller
Deerfield
Fred Bartsch
Eldred
Robert McIntyre
Elk— Wm
McMahan
Freehold
M. W. Irvine
Farmington
Homer Preston
Glade
Gus Samuelson
Kinzula
J. C. Puller
Limestone
J. P. Houser
Mead
Roger Mooney
Pine Grove
J. Hl. Fry
Pittsfield
A. Anderson
West
Lopaz
Pleasant
Treasury Reform and the Case for Non-Partisan Treasury
A historical plea arguing that state treasury reform is needed after Republican governance. It claims excess taxation, uninvested surplus, and improper deposits benefiting a political boss. It advocates Edmund A. Bigler as state treasurer and non partisan management of public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Sinking Fund Commission
United States
O. W. Stone
Thomas McCamant
W. B. Hart
Edmund A. Bigler
Bigler
Gas at Five Cents Per Thousand In East St. Louis
Announcement notes a Litchfield Illinois company will pipe gas into East St. Louis. Henry O'Hara of St. Louis cites a Lima oil based process costing 10 cents per gallon, yielding over a thousand feet of gas. Eight miles of pipe are laid, offering large house lighting and three stoves for 54 dollars yearly. plant cost 60,000 dollars with an eight inch main to Hast St. Louis 87 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’hara
Litchfield
Tul
East St. Louis
Henry O'Hara
St. Louis
Inter- Prize
Lima
Kemp's Balsam Offered As Cure For Coughs
A brisk pitch for Kemp's Balsam claims many coughs resist medicine until treated with the remedy. It promises rapid relief after first dose and offers a positive guarantee with 50 cent and one dollar sizes available at druggists.
Ely's Dream Balm Endorsed by Rev H A Smith
Rev H A Smith of Clinton Wisconsin testifies to the relief Ely's Dream Balm gave during a severe hay fever attack. He heartily recommends it to others suffering from hay fever and related complaints after personally using the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covert
Cheever
Ely
H. A. Smith
Clinton, Wis.s
Trial List for Second Week in November 1989 Warren Prothonotary
The Prothonotary's Office in Warren, Pa., posts a trial list for the week of November. It includes cases such as Home Mutual Life Association of Pays versus J J Rapp, Pickett, Sersall, Beaty, Godard, Wells, Wells, Mayer, Cogswell, Swartawalter, Northrop, Northrer, Nat's Bank Warren, Harris, Cummings, Sliney, Morrison, Haymer Spencer, Barber, McCalmont, Acomb, Jones, Meeley, Morse, Tallman, Richardson, and other named defendants. The notice is dated October 21, 1989.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Life Association of Pays
W. C. Rowland
J. J. Rapp
W. A. Pickett
C. We Sersall
B. Morton
N. L. Rowe
P. Schemerhorn
M. Cogswell & Co
Alice M. Swartawalter
E Love
Ida E. Northrop
Eunice P. Northrer
Nat's Bank
Warren
Harris
W. GW. Cummingsham
S. Gee. Bush
Hoffman
S. John Sliney
Mary C. Morrison
S.C. Bennett
Anniversary week opensBarnes Hengerer & Co store
Buffalo October 30 1889 a year since opening the Barnes Hengerer & Co store celebrates a year of adversity and prosperity. The note pledges ownership by customers and a policy of honest goods and fair prices to keep the business moving boldly.
Underwear we lead the town and we are sole agents for Smith & Angel
An advertisement states a local business proclaims leadership in underwear and asserts exclusive agency for Smith and Angel products with warranty offerings.
Special bargains advertised by local retailer bargain drive
Local store invites shoppers to take advantage of special bargains and good values highlighted in a brief promotional notice. The item emphasizes savings available to customers and urges early visit to the shop.
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A.G. McIntyre
Sugar Grove
E. Gibbs
John E. Bus E
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Boudler
Canada
Weldon
Dominion
Salisbury
CLSC
A Davis & Co
The
Ledger
Warren Mail
Mail
Nutting
Norway Iron Works
South Boston
Heston & Erben
Philadelphia
Keystone
Rev
A. Fairchild
Cty
DEM
Atic Co
Rycom
Geo, Ball’s
Ladier
Bro’s
Erie Street
Eucid Avenue
Alco
van Wert
Johanson
Siegfried
Dakota
A. B. Robinson
Gladstone
Johnson & Siegfried
cCam
Cooper & Hardenburgh
Kingston
N.Y
A. G. McKee
Middletown
Conn
Jungs
New England
Soc
F. Bruce & Co
Brocton
Alass
Treasury
Bow Lane Street
Newark
N. J
A. K. Finap
DR. Hand
D. B. Hann
Geo
Charley Sullivan
Washington Street
A. P. Ordway & Co
Reed Brothers
D. D. Reed
F. E. Reed
Benjamin Nesmith
Otro NesMitu
A. B. Nesmore
H. R. Tilot
North Center Street
Derry
Albert B. Osborn
Warren Savings Bank
Warren Borough
A. J. Hazeltine
See
Warren, Pa
Edmund Howe
Borough of
Columbus
Chas. E. Rowe
Warren Co
Court of Common Pleas of
Clarendon
J. P. Jefferson
F. P. Heyes
W. E L. Filler
C. H. Noyes
Francis Henry
Act of Assembly
Pennsylvania Oil Company
St Noyes & Hinckley, Solicitors
Buffalo
Barnes, Hengerer & CO
Hunter & Jarvis
Smith & Angel
Dren’s. Or
Hazeltine
Nubias
Water Street
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