Pattison and party draw large crowds in Warren tour
Ex Governor Pattison with ex Lieutenant Governor Black and supporters travel by special train from Bradford to Warren, addressing crowds at Kinzua and Tidioute while urging home rule and tax reform. Speakers include Chauncey F. Black and W A Hensel with Major Veal praising Pattison veto of soldiers bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. McIntyre
Bradford
Pattison
Black
W. A. Hensel
Major Veale
Warren
Chas. H. Noyes
Major Veal
Philadelphia
Tidioute
Tionesta
Teacher's Institute At Warren County Pa
Warren county teachers gather for institute work at the court house Warren Pa Oct 20 with day sessions at the court house and evening events at Library hall Henry Hall will lecture on The Coming Man Chalk Talk by Geo H Little Tuesday evening Corporal Tanner will address Soldier Life Grave and Gay Thursday brings Elocutionary entertainment by Geo P Bible Old Maid Bashful Boy and other roles plus serious sentimental and comic selections State Supt Waller will attend Wednesday with address Directors invited to afternoon session Patriotism in the School lesson by Rev White Wednesday All teachers urged to attend and work Wedding Bells at the Cogswell home John H Ensworth and Miss Hora E Cogswell married with Rev J N Fradenburg officiating.
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Warren County
Court House
Warren
Library Hall
Henry Hall
Geo. H. Little
Washington, D. C
Corporal Tanner
Geo. P. Bible
Messrs. Little
Bible
Supt. McGowan
Warren Schools
Crawford
Tidioute
A Parallel Cash and a Pitch to Jews
Albert Weiss, a popular Water street clothier and good Republican, recalls Mr Delamater's speech as revealing. A deacon urged avoiding theft and vice, while the preacher faced audience desire and avoided the topic. Delamater attacked Cleveland and Pattison in absence. A wager predicted Pattison winning Pennsylvania by 10,000 and Luzerne by 1,500 searching for political courage.
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Albert Weiss
Water Street
Delamater
Mrr. Delamater
Hmery
Cleveland
Pattison
Luzerne County
Famine in Ireland Arouses American Relief Drive
New York September 30 The Sun will publish an appeal from the American Committee for the Relief of Famine in Ireland. Leaders fear a new Irish famine due to potato crop failure and urge immediate subscriptions of money provisions and clothing from North and South America. The committee lists James Grant Wilson as chairman with Hayes Cleveland and other notable backers, calling for swift aid to prevent starvation.
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New York
the Sun
America
American Committee For the Relief
Ireland
Parnell
Devitt
American Committee For the Relief of Famine
North
South America
American Commission
James Grant Wilson
Rutherford B. Hayes
Grover Cleveland
James Red
American Committee
Meat Market for Sale in Kane by Wm Myers
Wm Myers offers his interest in a Kane meat market for sale at a reasonable price. The business is prosperous but the owner seeks a switch to another line of work. Full satisfactory reasons will be given. Attention is called to a regular meeting Monday evening Oct 6. Full attendance requested.
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Wm. Myers
Kane
U.we
Abhorrence of Quay Drives Dems To Rally For Pattison
Philadelphia Times urges Democrats to vote in the November election to overthrow Quay and defeat the Delamater-led Republicans. It argues that at least fifty thousand Republicans will back Robert E Pattison, potentially giving him a twenty thousand vote majority and deciding the Pennsylvania governorship.
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Quay
Philadelphia Times
Quayssin
Robert E. Pattison
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Republican Candidate Visit Sparks Mixed Meeting in Warren
A Republican delegation led by Senator Geo W Delamater and colleagues arrived in Warren for a campaign stop at the opera house. Speakers praised Delamater and tariff policy while critics questioned his record with soldiers, citing a disputed pledge involving Crawford County treasurer candidate John Morris and alleging political opportunism. The event drew applause and disappointment over the governor candidate choice.
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Warren
Geo. W. Delamater
Lewis F. Watres
Thos. J. Stewart
Internal Affairs
Dinner Beeber
Philadelphia
A. D. Harlan
Chester County
Chas. J. Ettla
Andrews
Taylor McBride
Meadville
Opera House
Prof. Reig
Wilbur
George W. Delamater
Delamater
Stuart
C. W. Stone
Harrisburg
Tie
John Morris
Crawford County
Morris
Clustered Clarendon News Reports Local Moves and Ills
General town movement as E W Monroe leaves for Warren while Dr J W Mamillon moves into his vacated home and L Doty from Warren takes a new residence. Typhoid delays, neighbors journey to Titusville, weddings, deaths, illness, and local visits fill the week with notes on Andrews Raid and Isabell Lewis company performances.
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Clarends
Clarenpon
E.W. Monroe
Warren
J. W. Mamillon
Monroe
L. Doty
R.L. Gray
Titusville
H. B. Whitehill
A. J. Armagast
Pittsburg
O. W. Randall
P. J. Bayer
E. Grossenburg
L. E
S. W
James Keatley
Clarion County Friends
G. Thomas
Thomas
Max Stevenson
West Virginia
Eldorado
Woman Confesses Theft After 16 Years In Oil City Store
A stranger entered J J Broadhead’s Oil City shop and revealed she had stolen a child’s hood 16 years ago from the owner then paid for it, confessed to the deed, and left forgiven. The incident was noted amid other items including a Pittsburg Dispatch excerpt about Emery and local stationery notices.
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J. J. Broadhead
Oil City
Mr. Broadbead
Broadhead
Seneca Street
Why Dr Blake Bolts Revolt Against Boss Rule
Dr. Blake urges free government lovers to revolt against corrupt bosses. He says Republicans should not be duped by traps and predicts the November trap will ensnare Delamater and Quay, leaving no head for the Pardon Board to aid the boss and his gubernatorial candidate.
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Blake
New York Age
West Republican Club
York
State League
Philadelphia
Keystone
Delamater
Quay
Ex Governor Pattison Attends Doylstown Fair
Ex Governor Pattison spoke to about fifteen thousand at the Doylstown fair on the 25th alt. urging free ballot rights, opposing monopolies, and urging voters to influence state legislation in November. He cited 213,000 titled farms and that farmers are one third of Pennsylvania’s voters, urging active participation at the polls. A Corydon judicial meeting followed in Hale's Hall on September 29 to back Charles H. Noyes for president judge of the 37th district with speeches by Wiggins Donahue and Clark.
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Pattison
Doylstown
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Corydon
Hales Hall
Charles H. Noyes
37Th Judicial District
McClintock
J. M. Turney
F. R. Case
Daniel Root
Boyd Marsh
Hiram Tome
N. J. Whitcomb
Turney
James Wiggins
D. H. Donahue
Perry D. Clark
Lister
Book of Life cure ad and local notices mix
A collected fragment with an 19th century style ad for Dr Parker's Medical Institute promising cure for nervous debility and premature decay, plus local ads for lithography, ice delivery, picture framing, wallpaper, confectionary and an insurance purchase. Ends with a short sentimental verse about life insurance for family.
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Parker
Tenn
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Prof
Reigs Band
McIntyre
Peoples
General Warren
United States
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Geo. W. Cogswell
John H. Ensworth
Hora E. Cogswell
Mr. Ensworth
J. N. Fradenburg
The
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Dry
Anegany
Venango Clarion
Butler and Armstrong
Southwest District
Eureka
Allegan
Middle
Nerange
Clarion
Butler
Armstrong
Eureka, Et Co
Garland
Youngsville
John Golden
Charles Quick
Buffalo
Hawthorne
Maud Andrews
Kate Alger
Kittie
Clarendon
Marie
Magrie Jordan
Tura
Pittsburg Dispatch
Ind
Emery
A. A. Davis & Co
DR. Blake
Kieep
Clemons
Tom
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