The Majority Growing From New Hampshire to Dakota
The piece reports a presidential election landslide with a Democratic gain of nearly 150 seats in the next House and multiple state outcomes. It notes cabinet secrecy, predictions of Senate changes, and changes in Pennsylvania and New York. it highlights Democratic gains in New Jersey, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Illinois, with several states poised for Democratic governors and legislatures. It also mentions political shifts in various Senate races and the anticipated composition of the new Congress and state legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Cannon
Reed
Crisp
Georgia
Mills
Texas
Randall
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
McKinley
Conger
Perkins
Chandler
Gear
Mason
Merrill
Perking
Dunnell
Rowell
McComas
Hitt
Illinois
Burrows
Michigan
Lodge
Massachusetts
Belden
New York
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Russell
Morse
Connecticut
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Ingalls
Blair
Evarts
Spooner
Farwell
Bloody
South Dakota
Pierce
North Dakota
Teller
Colorado
Farmers Alliance
Ryarts’ Place
New York State
Dutchess County
Montgomery County
New House
Old House
Alabama
Arkans Caliornia
O. PA
Delaware
Florida
Indiana
Meatness
Louisiana
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Varaina
Carolina
Dakot
Dakota
Tennessee
Lexus
Xas
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsi
Wyoming
Idaho
Steer parade marks county election celebration in Russell
The piece recalls a festive response to election results in Pine Grove township with a steer prize, a drum corps parade from Brigus' to Liberty to Main, and a banner reading Noyes' majority 12,000. It notes political jests, local shop ads, and humorous odds about candidates and voters amid a lively community scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove Township
Riley-Brace
E. Westherby
E. Briggs
West
Noyes
Brigus
Short Street
Conewango
Liberty
Main
Pine
Weatherby
Russell
Pittsburg Exposition Showcase By Max Klein Distillery Display
At the Pittsburg Exposition the standout exhibit is by Max Klein, wholesale liquor merchant from Pittsburgh. His display features a complete distillery in operation, with Silver Age rye, Pennsylvania rye whiskies, imported and domestic wines, brandies, and econicals. The display projects Klein’s wide trade reach and emphasis on purity and fair prices. Orders may be left at the stand or via Klein’s Pennsylvania address for his full catalog and price list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Max Klein
Pennsylvania
Jegheny
Harper's Weekly promises continued quality in 1892 supplements
Harper's Weekly declares itself a journal of digitation, upholding a high standard of artistic and literary excellence. The magazine plans special supplements in 1892, covering literary, scientific, historical, critical, topographical, and descriptive topics, continuing the honored reputation and family-friendly editorial approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Acccasion
Harper's Periodicals Subscriptions Ad Prospectus
Harper & Brothers in New York advertise subscriptions for Harper's Magazine Harper's Weekly Harper's Young People and related volumes. They offer free postage to the United States Canada and Mecca and outline terms for binding cloth volumes remittance methods and order timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Ebarper
Harper's Magazine 1891 line up and continuations
The publication lists ongoing and upcoming works for 1891 including Theodore Child South America papers, Charles Dudley Warner Southern California installments, and notable entries by Charles Egbert Craddock W M H ackeray George Maurier William Dean Howells Walter Besant. It promises continued high standard of illustrated papers and short stories, poems, and other engaging content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Theodore Child
Harper's Magazine
Southern
California
Charles Dudley Warner
Charles Egbert Craddock
W. M. @hackeray
George Maurier
William Dean Towells
London
Walter Besant
Karper
Harper's Magazine subscriptions and bindings notice
Harper's Magazine offers monthly and annual subscriptions with free passage for subscribers in the United States Canada and Mexico. Bound volumes three years cloth binding mailed postpaid at 300 per volume cloth cases 50 cents. Index to volumes 1 to 70 available cloth bound for 400. Remittances by post office money order or draft to Harper & Brothers New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harker & Brothers
Harper & Brothers
New York
Warpers
Harper's
Harper
United States
Yanora
Mexico
Harper’s Magazine
Bucky
Harper's Magazine
iLanorr & Brornrs
Yarns Office Hours and Contact Details Listed
The notice gives office hours from 9 to 10 a m and 1 to 3 7 p m, with office and residence at 228 Tickory Street, first door above the school building in Warren Pennsylvania, telephone 282.
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Oniee
Scofield
Haseltine
Liberty Street
Warren
J. A. Love
Omec
Schaefer
Hickory Street
Third Street
Rust
Water Streets
Tickory Street
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Tristec W Academy
Concre Congress
Kerk
Fay
Senate Assembly
County Auditor. Com
Aid
Bet
Zor Ny Bey
Youngsville
Columbus
Clarendon Boron
Ali Corydon
Ay ST
Rai
Deerfield
Tauee
Elk ST
Farmington
Uily Limeston
Sugar Grove
Spring Creek
Iesti
Sheffield
M. i
Triumph
Ili
A ‘Watson
Pat i &S
Gil
Bear Lake
Laos
Harrison
Republican National Committee
White House
Halford
Tidbett
Fesbly
New York Tribune
Tribune
Windotu
Chiarman Kerr
Kerr
Quay
Cameron
Jamestown Business College
J. J. Crandall
Jamestown
N. Y
Kertcher & Co
Eric
Henry
Russ
Homer
Bob
Ely
A. A. Davis & Co
Hunter & Jarvis’ Dry Goods
Catar RH
Res
Ren Stree
E. C. Knowles & Son
Oil City
Archibald G. McIntyre
T. Neill
Exchange Block
Lo Hotter
of, Harper’s Magazine
Sullivan
Philis
Francis Sullivan
North Second St
Philadelpinia, An
Business Directory
Pha
Schof
Attorney-At Law & Notary Public
Scofield Black
Morris & Mullen
Attorneys-At-Law
Second Street
First National Bank
R. Brow
G. W. Stone
W. E.rice
M. Schermerhorn
Fill
New Exchange Block
Leonhart Bros
BA & Thompson
Attorneys At Law
Bently Black
J. J. Ball
D. J. Ball
C. Thompson
Dissmoor, Cable & Petins
Torneys AT Law
Neves & Twingeley
Ottice Water Street
Hunter & Son
Chas. Dinamgor
Jas. Cable, Glas
A. Peterson
Secon Street
Johnson’s Exchange
Noyer
W.D. Hinceley
G. Trunkey
Attorney AT Law
Judge Scofield
Notary Public
Warren Savings Bank
L. G. Noyes & Co
pEter D. Clark
Warren, Pa
Verbeck Block
RP. W. Wehitcome
J. A. Partridge
Onica
Market Street
Sats
Golden Horse Shoe
Freeman
Hazeltine
Third St
J Danforth
S. W. Corner
Second and
Liberty Streets
Bairstow
Geo. Ball’s
Penn’a
Episcopal Church
E Revere
Frank Metzgar
D.A.V
W.nly
E.R.R
Arren
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