Grover Cleveland Seen as Next President in Ledger
In a spirited ledger-style summary, the paper argues Grover Cleveland will be the next U S president, cites reactions to his tariff reform message, notes party shifts in Pennsylvania and Warren county results, and comments on editorial stances, Oklahoma life anecdotes, and reactions from readers about the paper’s coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
United States
Robert E. Pattison
Watres
Cleveland
Higgins
Warren County
Mail
Lepear
Warren Borough
Court of Common Pleas
Chas. Dinsmoor
P.M. Enapp
Silence in the Republican camp after crushing defeat
The article laments a sweeping defeat for the Republican party led by Quay and allies. It accuses election boards of fraud, cites purchases, and predicts purging reform. It praises Democrat vigor, notes cider joints and liquor, and argues for honest boards and voters as a remedy. It contrasts party infighting with a push for reform and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Reed
McKinley
Quay
Blaine
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Rev
Riley
New York
Henry Brace
White House
The
Mirror
Great and Good Party
Willie
Room for Reform in Election Board Selection
Reform is needed in choosing election boards as many preside over ballots incompetently. Often one or two members rarely handle figures and are elderly or visually impaired, causing delays and inaccurate returns that are frequently tossed out. Care in electing boards is as vital as any other office.
McKinley defeat blamed on tin peddler scheme and prairie mobs
An Ohio view argues McKinley loss came from a tin peddler wagon hoax allegedly inflating prices to sway farmers amid the McKinley bill. The piece also notes mob activity in Omaha against prohibitionists, praise for the Lepre and selective critique of the Mail, and hints at political realignments and Mills' candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Ohio
Ananius
Pitsburg
Ralph J. Wick
Youngstown
Democratic party purges two ward officials in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia City Democratic committee expelled William McMullen of the Fourth ward and Peter Monroe of the Third ward for alleged treachery against party nominees over the past three elections. The purge is framed as a step toward purifying the party organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia City Democratic Committee
William McMullen
Fourth Ward
Peter Monroe
Third Ward
Advice on dress choices by common sense and self-reliance
Edward Bok urges women to trust their own judgment in clothing, avoid depending on companions, and dress simply and sensibly within means. The column stresses inner worth over attire and cautions against ostentation. Also notes multiple local ads: a 200 acre Glade township farm with island oil well and land parcels for sale, plus a six month farm work position in Warren, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Bok
Ladies’ Home Journal
Glade Township
Warren
Alexher Yater
Glade Village
Verback
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Warren, PA
Ingarts
Cannon
Pierssure Dispatch
Anp
Philadelphia Times
R. W. Crawford
Senate
Venango County
Noyes
Delamater
Pattison
Slaney
Explorer
Judge Noyes
Relief Association
J. M. Davies
Tere
Wall
Wall Street
Congress
Tugne
Oklahoma
Democratic
Democrats
Judge
the Mail
Omahs
Omahu
First Baptist Church
Voice
Prohibition Organ
Pittsburg Dispatch
Rocpr Q. Mills
C. Wydrick
Ecg
Venango
Hydrick
South Dakota
Moody
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illnois
U.S
C. W. Stonz
BR. W. Dunn, Esq
Boulton
McKean
Cameron
Dunn
A. B. Miller
Scotland
Atlantic
Eric Ericson
Buster & Jarvis
Huxter & Jarvis
Hunter & Janyis
Kane
Siegel’s
Campbell
South West
James Campbell
Harmony
Chant. Co
C. L. Still
L. Still
Te Ee
Clark E. Bean
Mead
H.C. Huntington
Adm
North Clarendon
D. M. Davis
P. Greenlund
Uniuttaker and Embalmer
Hakory Street
Nelson Greenlund
Undertaker
Tb-ly
Finor
P. & E. Grocery
Clarkson & Parker
Sancy Goods
Mrs. F Morgan
Hickory Sts
Kendall
J. Kexpars
Wotcorr Wirre
Lonomans
Flint
Orto L. Horruar
B. J. Kennart Co
Propria
DE. B&b. J. Kendall CO
Enoshutgzh Falls
Vermont
Geo. Ball
Warren,Fa
Water Street
Geo, Ball
Clothier
Hatter
C. B. Hamlin
P. G
Market ST
Ondhy
Business College
A. Wsmith
Meedville, Pa
Pitcher’s Castoria
Asenti
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