Senatorial votes and presidents shape 19th century politics
The article surveys U S politics and public opinion on Carter Harrison's murder and Grover Cleveland's monarchic ideas for Brazil. It contrasts New England and New York views on silver, taxation, and state property values while questioning prize fighting versus football. It also advertises the Buffalo Co operative Brewing Co and agent John H Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Co-operative Brewing Co
John H. Gray
Water Street
The County Ticket
The Democratic county ticket is presented with urging to vote next Tuesday. Exxis Sincox, Roger Mooney, Gresox P. Mead, Dr. M. Schermerory, Dr. G. F. McNitt, James Logan, E. L. Andrews, Rawpant E. Gaer, Bowi A. Coatts are named as candidates for Register and Recorder, County Commissioner, District Attorney, Coroner, County Auditors, Jury Commissioner, and Trustee of Warren Academy. The piece extols their qualifications and calls for united Democratic support and early voting.
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Exxis Sincox
Register and Recorder
Enterprise
South West
Simcox
Roger Mooney
Mead Township
Mooney
Warren County
Gresox P. Meap
Brokenstraw Township
Mead
Democratic Party
Blooney
M. Schermerory
Warren
Schemerhorn
G. F. McNitt
McNitt
Sheffield
James Logan
Farmington
E. L. Andrews
Garland
Logan
Andrews
Rawpant E. Gaer
Glade
Bowi A. Coatts
Glade Run
Warren Academy
Coates
Assassination of Mayor Harrison Shocks Chicago
The Philadelphia Times notes Chicago’s stunning tragedy as Mayor Carter Harrison is killed by a murderer’s bullet after a day at the Work's Fair. The loss casts gloom over the exposition and mars Chicago’s celebrated progress while reflecting on public safety and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia Times
Harrison
Silver bill and tariff war over economic woes
The Warren Mirror defends the silver bill repeal while critics warn of job losses in silver producing states. It argues tariffs are misused, cites Ohio factory shutdowns, and targets Mat Quay, calling for independence and action to end his influence. The piece frames the issue as Capital vs Labor with farmer and worker protections.
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Warren Mirror
the Mirror
Mirror
The
Ohio
Cleveland
Treasury
Grover Cleveland
United States
Register and Recorder
Warren Academy
Mat Quay
Mat
Pennsylvania
Argentines Surpass U S in Wheat Output and Trade
The Erie Herald notes Argentina's 1880 wheat surplus of 88 million bushels with 79 million marketed, contrasting 6 million imports in 1880 and 70 cent European prices. It argues Argentina may challenge U S exports, aided by policy factors and shifting European hunger for food. It warns of rising international competition and possible commercial leverage from global shortages.
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Argentine Republic
Europe
Argentina
United States
Rey
Lossia
Germany
Wwe
Erie Herald
Pan Tina Bettles Hold Cure Claims
Pan Tina advertised as a universal remedy claiming to cure coughs colds asthma and la grippe while strengthening lungs and curing when other medicines fail. Sold at Bettles drug store and by R D Kahle for 25 and 59 cents.
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la Grippe
R. D. Kahle Drug Store
Literary notes and Cosmopolitan features showcased
The piece notes Eugui Field's first love poem for Ladies' Home Journal after a long career of non love poetry. It highlights Cosmopolitan November with five major features including Howells travel letters, ten color illustrations, Besant American Notes, Badeau on English nobility invitations, and Twain's new story The Esquiman Maidene Romance illustrated by Dan Beard.
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Eugueco Field
Cosmopolitan
William Dean Howells
Astruria
Roger A. Pryor
Walter Besant
America
United States
Dickens
General Badeau
Princess of Wales
England
Mark Twain
Esquiman Maiden
Dan Beard
Democrats Oppose Selective Protection in Industry Debate
The speaker urges consistency in tariff policy arguing against protecting silver mining while shielding coal iron and textiles. He asks Democrats to reject bounties and duties that favor some industries over others and to pursue equal protection to ensure a level global competition.
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West
East
Fear of the Future Drives Business Closures
A business man kept afloat by consumer tax for years closes due to fear of the future. The speaker condemns such figures as ungrateful and says the public is better off without them. The sheriff is blamed as a primary factor, questioning if fear of the future and current protection truly protect those employed by the industry.
Fear of the Future prompts factory closures and unrest
The report states that fear of the future has led to more factory shutdowns in the past year than in any prior period of modern history. It notes sheriff involvement, posse actions, assignments, and compromises, with instances showing that protection does not guarantee safety or stability.
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Desartes
Galileo
Brooklyn Eagle
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promise and Reward Notice
A promotional notice claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages by constitutional treatment. It asserts the remedy strengthens the body through bloodstream action and mucous membranes. The ad offers 100 dollars for a proven cure failure and directs readers to send for testimonials. Sold by druggists.
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Hall
Ltr
Addres
F.J. Cheney & CO
Towra
SGP
Fearful future warned by publican enthusiasts
A fragment expresses anxiety about future threats, accusing Republican supporters of inflaming alarm and claiming the power of the people is weakened. The terse line suggests political critique and unease about governance and public power.
Catarrh Remedy Claims Cure with $500 Reward
A historical medicated claim promotes Catarrh cure by Dr. age's Catarrh Remedy. It asserts a complete cure for Catarrh and offers a $500 reward for any incurable case, held by druggists as part of the marketing.
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Age
Notice of debt settlement for son Frank Gantz in Warren PA
Notice is hereby given that after this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my son Frank Gantz. Warren, Pa. October 27, 1598. Andrew Gantz.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
G. M. Hunter
Robert Anderson
Thomas Anderson
T.L. Cheney
John Bruni
Cheney Cemetery Association
Act of Assembly
Doyly & McValmont. Solicitors
Frank Gantz
Warren, Pa
Andrew Gantz
Anns Sward
Warren
T-Mas
P. Peterson
Geo. W. Briggs
Pine Grove
Chas. Clhass
Admr
Russell
Conscientious Theatergoer Pass Turns Hiss into Purchase
George Tyler relays a tale from a Kansas country town where a weak Romeo Juliet performance provoked laughter and hissed silence. One man abstained from joining the chorus, explaining he had a pass but would buy a ticket and finally take part if the show did not improve.
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George Tyler
Tyler
Kansas
J. Louis Republic
Her First Wait In Chicago Letter Story
A penniless woman visits a Chicago newspaper office seeking help. Bright and clever she explains six weeks of illness in a hotel with no money for a doctor. The editor supports and funds a special report but she insists on a fall hat first before getting medical care.
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Chicago
A Torpid Liver Remedy From a Doctor
A physician recommends simple cures for a torpid liver and clogged system. Drink half a lemon in cold water before bed and the other half on waking. Also, half a pint of very hot water with lemon or lime before breakfast is advised. Source: Liverpool.
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Liverpool
Mercury
Wet hair remark echoed in London Tit-Bits tale
A brief London Tit-Bits quip has Tommy accusing Mr. Flyer of wet hair. Mr. Flyer, surprised, denies it and asks what makes Tommy think his hair was wet. The exchange turns on heard words and parental whispers about staying above water.
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Little Tommy
Mr. Flyer
London
City unveils King Memorial fountain by Rhind
Albany decor gains a new landmark the King Memorial fountain depicting childhood to age surrounding Horeb rock. The piece by J Massey Rhind prompts discussion on sculpture and heritage in the capital. A geologist notes Wyoming holds rich beds of gold copper coal marble aluminum and silicate clay.
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Albany
King
J. Massey Rhind
Horeb
Wyoming
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RH. Geer
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Edgar L. Coats
Uncle Sam
Brazil
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Jin Allen
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Lepeex
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Wright
BIG Review
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