Who Is to Be President Next in The Nation
A Telegraphic roundup from New York and Washington reports varied opinions on the upcoming presidency, naming Reed McKinley and Cleveland as possible candidates while noting Sen. Sherman backing McKinley and Gov. Hastings predicting large support for an established favorite. It also cites a federal interstate commerce earnings report and local incidents from Lottsville and Houston, including a boxing match agreement and a Pittsburg civic meeting denouncing ring politics.
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New York
The
Mail and Express
Quay
Reed
McKinley
Cleveland
Gorman
Fry
Maine
Sherman
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Wm. F. Harrity
Postoffice Report Reveals 1895 Yearly Deficit
Postmaster General Wilson presents the first annual report to the President. For year ending June 30, 1895, receipts were 76,171,000 while expenditures totaled 86,790,172. For year ending June 30, 1897, revenue is projected at 89,793,121 and expenditures at 94,817,900, with the gap to be covered by congressional appropriation. The report notes continuing deficits and planned funding actions.
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Washtneron
Wilson
Postoffice Department
Football Glory Echoes In Harvard Penn Game And Yale Princeton
Harvard fell 17 to 14 at Soldier Field as Pennsylvanians capitalized on strong second half kicking by Fullback Brooke while Harvard Brewer missed two gimmes. Yale defeated Princeton 20 to 10 in a wind disrupted clash signaling the season’s end. Also noted is the soldiers' orphan schools commission annual report detailing admissions, discharges, finances, and current campuses Chester Springs Hartford Uniontown and Scotland.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Soldier’s Field
Pennsylvania
Brooke
Brewer
Crimson
New York
Yale University
Pinceton University
Yale
Princeton
Soldiers’ Orphan School Commission
Chester Springs
Hartford
Uniontown
Scotland
Chambersburg
Property Deeds From 1890s Kinzua and Farmington Areas
Deeds dated 1894 1888 and 1895 record transfers in Kinzua and Farmington towns. Wm English and wife convey to Geo W English for 850. A J Strickland and wife to Sally Mix for 200. Chauncey Mix and wife to Sally A Mix for 700. Aaron Lindell and wife to George Westfall for 137 with locations given as Farmington two Kinzua two and Watson two.
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Wm. English
Geo. W. English
Kinzua
A. J. Strickland
Sally Mix
Farmington Two
Chauncey Mix
Sally A. Mix
Aaron Lindell
George Westfall
Watson Two
Medical Electrician Dr L L White Treatments and Hours
Dr L L White physician at 311 Poplar Street treats female diseases rheumatic liver nervous throat spinal curvature and eruptive diseases. Offers Electric Cabinet Wavor baths. Office hours 10 to 12 a m and 2 to 6 p m. Consultation free.
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L. L. White
Poplar Street
Hurrah Holiday sales at complete crocery store
The ad proclaims low prices across our crocery crockery and novelty shop near the Cunene bridge. It highlights decocrated chamber sets from 1.90, banquet lamps from 1, dinner sets from 6.50, and a wide line of china glass utensils and silverware. Also claims largest toy and doll line in the city and a 110-cent cup and saucer display. Groceries and provisions offered at unmatched value.
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Cunenango Bridge
Exposition Excursion Fares Via Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles G Offerle at East End Conewango Bridge East Warren notes streetcars past the door. Pennsylva nia Railroad promotes Atlanta Exposition travel with singlechange via Washington. Round trip season $35.70 20 days $27.25. Cleveland Cincinnati routes season $3.25 20 days $2.65. Details at P E ticket office. Leff rd Passenger Agent. Also Truth soap free sample at Bose Grocery.
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Ates
Penna
Winter Excursion Tickets on the Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad places on sale excursion tickets to winter resorts in New Jersey Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia Florida and Cuba at usual low rates. An illustrated book with routes and rates is free from ticket agents. Tours to California leave New York and Philadelphia February 12 and March 11 1896 with Mardi Gras stop in New Orleans. A Jacksonville trip is also arranged.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New Jersey
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Cuba
Pennsylvania Railroad
Golden Gate
California
New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Excursion Rates to Atlanta for Cotton States Exposition
Those wishing to attend the Cotton States and International Exposition at Atlanta Georgia may buy round trip season tickets and a twenty days round trip at reduced rates. Call on our agent for information and rates.
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Atlanta
Tra
Citizens Steam Laundry Carpet Cleaning Ad
Welll Weil two cent rate for calling for cleaning delivering carpets with satisfaction guaranteed per yard charge advertised by Citizens Steam Laundry in a period style notice.
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Welll Weil
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Football Glory
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Phila, & Readin
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Tex
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Pacific Mail
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Pre Tech
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Penn’n
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Charles G. Offerle
East End
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T. O. Slater & Co
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