Warren County Remains Republican by Narrow Margin
The article notes a Democratic upheaval across Pennsylvania and Warren County, with the Republican line fractured from east to west. It cites despotism within the party and a revived democratic spirit, though Warren County shows the local ticket defeated while statewide results favor Democrats. It mentions Allen’s sheriff majority and references Pattison Beaver and other gubernatorial figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Arthur
New York
Cameron
Pennsylvana
Logan
Ilinois
Republican Party
Warren County
D. M. Martin
D. W. Buel
Congress
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Delegation Wins and State Legislature Outlook
Ohio style political results from a Pennsylvania congression delegation shows Republicans with nineteen members and Democrats eight. The next legislature is projected to tilt Republican in the senate and Democrat in the house, signaling a small joint-ballot majority for Republicans. A report on the old physician offering a home remedy for respiratory ailments follows, alongside theater news from New York and a promotion for Parker's Ginger Tonic, with speculative political notes about Iowa’s prohibitory amendment and Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House
East India
J. C. Raymond
Washington Street
Brooklyn, N. Y
Be cheerful at home and light the household mood
A moral exhortation on domestic harmony urges cheerful words and smiles at home. It argues one kind word brightens the day, while unkindness breeds gloom, and that kindness, humor, and gentle acts create peace and comfort, even in modest homes.
Early Printing and London Patents in the 1640s
A historical note discusses the rise of small diamond type books after John Jannon of Sedan popularized compact volumes. It covers London printers in 1642 seeking monopolies on Bible and law book printing, including Latin Greek Hebrew texts and single sided printing, but the petition was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jannon
Sedan
France
London
Punctuation and a Detroit prodigy headline a Penn celebration note
The article discusses punctuation history from Greek to Aldus Manutius, then highlights a blind nine year old Detroit musical prodigy who regained sight and now reads sounds as notes. A violinist trains him for a possible future genius. It also reports Philadelphia Penn celebration week rail traffic with 1,000,000 people and local business impacts.
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Aldus Manutius
Detroit
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Warren
Ledger
Penn’ A
Egypts Dark Sea
Jehovah
Freehold
Allen
Sheriff
Buel
Pattison Beaver
Stewart
Frainerd, B
Plumer, D
Brainert
Majority
Drr. Jennings
D. Taylor
Hoyt
Matthew 3. Quay
Commonwealth
6Th
Corny
Cleveland
N.Y
Ongress
Noyes
Butler
Boriana
Weible
Sotary
Orr
Parris
Marsh
Orife
L.binghaw
RK. Everhart
Bvane
Ermentraut
Umipbeil
ER. Kimmell
D. Duncan
D. Curtin
D. Boyle
Dawrence
R. Patton
D. Wler
Brainara
R. At-large
Elliot
Mus. Laxarry
Wallack’s Theatre
Hester Grazebrook
Dr. King
A. W. Morek
Iowa
Parker
Swaet Hope
Charlie
Tias
Gray
Harriet C. Gray
Oneildhood
Earth
M & FR
Ena
Weff
Carver House
R. Schnur
J. M. Huff
Martha Xounds
Cubhaw
Philadelphia
Warren Saving Bank
Arelyt
LF. Watson
B.nesmith
A.J. Hazeltine
Watson
G. Woon
Hester
B. Neesmits
M. BB. Dustam
A. Hinberger
Jas. Clare
JE. W. D. Brows
A. J. HazeLrine
City Music Store
Thos. L. Manville
Warren, Penn.s
Kranich & Bach’s Pianos
Commie & Call
Selves
Nott
L Manville
Lucloy Fouse
Pitt
M. Shear & Brother
Parmlee & Henry, Warren, Penn’a
de Lyon
Marsailles
Pertha
Our Nation and Fancy Goods Department
Ans
Parmlee & Henry
Warren, Pa
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