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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1895
Page
1
Returns from Kentucky, Ohio, New Jersey and other states show Republican gains. Lloyd Lowndes leads Kentucky by about 10,701, Ohio yields large GOP margins, and New Jersey marks Republicans taking governorships while enhancing legislative majorities. In Pittsburgh and Philadelphia races favor Republicans, with strong margins for Haywood and Smith, and statewide GOP triumphs shaping the post election landscape.
Mississippi reports a Democratic majority near 30,000 with Populists losing about sixteen seats. Virginia's next Senate to be 34 Democrats, six opposition, anti-Democrats likely 24 of 100 in the House. Boston notes Governor Greenhalge re-elected by 63,444. women’s municipal suffrage defeated. Franklin returns show Judge Criswell ahead by 1,470 and Sheriff Gault by 1,055 votes.
Borough results show Sandstrom over Russell for associate judge with 858 plurality. County races list Myron Dunham elected trustee of Warren Academy with 593 votes, D F A Wheelock 223 for county surveyor, and Haywood leading state treasurer race by 1426. County totals reveal Beaver over Noyes in superior court by 1350, Desabeon Da Myers ahead of state ticket by 240.
A compact note outlines how oil market dynamics connect producers and consumers. It highlights price influences, supply factors, and the flow of costs through the supply chain, signaling the broad impact on households and industries.
In multiple Pennsylvania locales Judge Noyes posts leads over his state and county tickets amid unofficial tallies. Corry Titusville Meadville Om City Bradford Kane report Noyes ahead, with county margins varying from 56 to nearly 800. Also included are advertisements and notices about medical remedies and a Detroit boiler explosion with casualties.
John Quinn, a long term Stoneham tannery employee, vanished after leaving home Monday night. Described as 5'7", 140 pounds with sandy hair and beard, he reportedly drank heavily and acted strangely in recent days. Grave fears rise as his wife and children seek any information on his whereabouts.
London reports the Sultan plans to exterminate Armenians and cut relief, forcing missionaries to flee. Wholesales massacres reach Greeks and Maronites as aging English residents warn casualties may total tens of thousands under government orders.
An office believes blood purity keeps the body healthy and catarrh at bay. It claims slight colds lead to head diseases and lung corruption, with the remedy being to purify the blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as reaching the disease seat and revitalizing the entire system for lasting health.
The Carnegie library was formally opened yesterday and will stay for one month. The painting exhibition is described as the finest ever shown in the country outside the World's fair, highlighting a remarkable collection at ParrshUure.
Danville Ind November 5 Rev Wim J Hanshaw convicted of murdering his wife was denied a new trial by Judge Hadley and sentenced to life in prison. Also an advertisement touts a four day mystical cure for rheumatism and neuralgia sold by L G Noyes & Co Warren Pa claiming rapid system action and immediate relief.
Warren borough council discusses installing seven lights on the East Side, five foot sidewalks, and renaming East Side streets. They approve funds for a sinking fund, sewer work at a church, and a new hose house plan while debating sidewalk grades and street openings. Monies for winter street salaries and a proposed bridge repair are reviewed along with water plant costs and ordinance enforcement.
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