Pattison Victory and Youth Rise in Pennsylvania
The report notes a temperate mood after Pattison won the governorship, with his victory leading to a shift from old party bosses to reformist leaders. It highlights Pattison’s early success as Philadelphia city comptroller, opening office secrets to the public to expose corrupt practices and win broad support among reform-minded voters. The piece also discusses the decline of the stale Republican machine and the rising influence of younger leaders in state politics.
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Pattison
Philadelphia
4,70 CRUM FOR SPEAKER IN DAKOTA REGION
Mr J J McCrum of Titusville has been elected to the assembly from Crawford county with the highest vote of sixteen candidates in the county and fifty one statewide. He is a Democrat, a long time Titusville city council member and former president of that body. The piece lauds his parliam entary skill and popul arity while contrasting with General Harrison Allen, praised in Dakota for republican work and oratorical ability. It notes Garfield era references and a New York state vote for Prohibition, with Warren county singled out.
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Warren Borough
Pattison
Republican
Logans
Chandlers
Morton
Conkling
Ayl
Derd
J. J. McCrum
Titusville
Crawford County
McCrum
Down
Northwest
Maj. McCrum
Harrison Allen
Dakota
Fargo
Allen
Garfield
Indiana
New York
Fargo Hepudliorn
Republican Party
Raymond
New York State
Warren County
Warren
Yarren County
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Gre
W. A. Londen
Cois
Court of Common Pleas
County of
Wim
Adisliote
Craft
BH. K. Pennypacker
H. E. Pennypacker
Cherry Grove Townsluy
P. F&f
Sail Louden & Olstron
Court of Gomimor Pleas
A. D
J. A. Weible
Scire Facias
Arren
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
R. Hastings
Ed. Mullen
John Norton
Cherry Grove
SR Mustings
Sid Court of Common Pleas
S.ik. Hastings
W. B. Brown
The Next Congress and a Cincinnati Teacher’s Tragedy
A fragment references Eric Warren Venango totals 11 874 and Mary Anderson a Cincinnati school teacher engaged to be married, who after a joyful letter and breakfast committed suicide. It notes Parker's Ginger Tonic as a popular medicine promising new life and vigor.
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Ith
Eric
Warren
Mary Anderson
Cincinnati
Parker
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