The Presidents Tour Through Indianapolis St Louis and Chicago
President Cleveland and wife traveled with secretary Lamont and two reporters from Washington to Harrisburg Altoona Pittsburg Stubenville Columbus Richmond and Indianapolis where 800 Hendricks club members joined the reception. In St Louis a public reception pagent and 15 000 cheers followed a Merchants Exchange speech. The veiled prophets parade with 22 floats and a grand ball closed the visit before the group headed to Chicago.
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Cleveland
Lamont
Washington
Harrisburg
Altoona
Pittsburg
Stubenville
Columbus
Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
Senator McDonald
Hendricks Club
Cincinnati
Hendricks
St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Chicago
Merchants’ Exchange
Belshazzar
Election of Colonel J P Rea as Commander in Chief
Minneapolis reports the election of Colonel J P Rea to lead the G A R B as commander in chief. Born in 1840 in Chester County Pennsylvania, he served as captain and brevet major in the Civil War, later pursued law, and held probate and district judge posts before engaging in G A R B affairs.
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Minneapolis
J. P. Rea
G. A. RB
Judge Rea
Lower Oxford Township
Chester County
Piqua. O
Ohio Infantry
Weslyan College
Delaware
Ohio
Lancaster
Internal Revenue
Ninth Congressional District
Pennsylvania
Hubbard
Point Chautauqua Bankrupt in Receiver Hands
Point Chautauqua association placed in the hands of receiver E. L. Hedstrom of Buffalo, trustee for mortgage bond holders. Papers show bonded debt of 27000 with interest and floating debt of 234000, insolvent two years with nominal income not exceeding 1500 yearly. Proceedings by Dennis O Brien attorney general of the state indicate local creditors may realize little.
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Point Chautauqua Association
E. L. Hedstrom
Buffalo
Dennis O Brien
Knights of Labor Open Long Minneapolis Session
The Knights of Labor general assembly began in Minneapolis with about 350 delegates. Leaders including Ralph Beaumont spoke as a key proposal to unite the Knights with the National Farmer's Alliance was considered. Charles H. Litchman touted a strong, financially sound organization with delinquents weeded out. Mrs Lenora M. Barry of Amsterdam, NY, serves as general investigator of women and children.
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General Assembly
General Assembly of the
Knights of Labor
Mineapolis
Ralph Beaumont
Powderly
Knights
National Farmer‘s Alliance
Sesson
Minneapolis
Farmer's Alliance
National District Assembly
Charles H. Litchman
Lenora M. Barry
Amesterdam, N. Y
Chip o the Old Block musical comedy drama review
The Chip o the Old Block is a farcical musical comedy drama starring Scott and Milly with Miss Fish as Pixey and Hattie Haynes as Jerusha. Review notes lively songs dances and comic performances led by Miss Marguerite Fish and strong male leads Scott and Mills with a witty wooden leg portrayal and a cockney jockey impersonation.
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Chip ’O
Scott
Milly
Muggs Landing
Miss Fish
Mir
Commodore
All Block
Mills
Jack Lightfoot
Pixey
Ward
Hattie Haynes
Jerusha
Mr. Mille
St. Louis Republican
Council Doings and Tax Notice Update Tonight
A regular council meeting reports committees actions including Watson hose company room use approval, swing bridge petition referred to the bar attorney, T. I. Davis resigns as steamer engineer, day scales leased to A. Rubiman for 12 dollars yearly, 380 in licenses collected, several bills ordered paid, police logged 25 arrests including 17 drunkenness, many tax delinquents. Tax must be paid before tomorrow to vote. pay now and keep receipt at polls. Also sale notice for billiards and ponies with fixtures.
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Watson Hose Company
TI. E. Davis
A. Rubiman
Will case verdict sets aside Steadman will at Warren
In Warren a prolonged trial of the Steadman will ends with a verdict declaring the will invalid. The judge orders the property to Louisa Steadman for life, then divided between two sons after her death. Evidence showed threats and undue influence by James Steadman toward tester and wife, while the opposing side argued the testator acted on his own wishes.
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Steadman
James Steadman
Warren
Louisa Steadman
Williard G
Third Street
James
Union Street
High Street
Williard Steadman
Southington
Conn
C.C. Thompson
Bull
C. H. Noyes
Brown
Morck Drug Store Promotes Premium Goods and Service
The Morck drug store advertises a wide range of perfumes, soaps, and medicines with top quality and ample stock. It highlights electric illumination, medicinal liquors by prescription, and claims unmatched variety in Northwestern Pennsylvania. A historical note on 1817 freight costs and Pittsburg Philadelphia commerce is appended.
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Morck Drug Store
Warren
Merck
Patent Medicine
Merek
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Brilliant wedding at Catholic church mocks local paper tone
A brilliant wedding took place last Monday at the Catholic church as Mr Joseph Mackey wed Miss Ednth V Simpson daughter of William Simpson both of the town Rev Father Berbigier officiated with relatives and intimate friends present The newlyweds left for Washington Pa to reside permanently Separate notices describe new business openings and local improvements including Otto Schone hairdressing in McNeutt block a hose cart for the independent hose company and new buildings on Main Street A large list of local merchants and changes in town life follows with optimistic notes on the gas company school and various enterprises.
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Rlbert Clarris
Main Street
Martin Mitchell
Chapins’ Drug Store
William Palm
Jill's Bakery
Wallig Fergusong
Juailer
Warren
Shor
Cauley
Clarendon
Campbell
John
Pittsburg
M.jackson & Bro
Ana
Svegul
Mershfield
Buffalo
New York
Ben
Jackson & Bro
Young Men's Christian Association notices and warnings
A 19th century Pittsfield Mass excerpt urges moral renewal with phrases about a clean conscience and church membership. It promotes YMCA Sabbath meetings, devotional committees, and October events. It reports on the 20th annual state YMCA convention in Lancaster Pa with large gatherings, sermons, and discussions on youth work and church attendance. A warning passage from John B. Goneh cautions readers to avoid sinful paths and persevere.
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Warren
J. A. Culbertson
Irvington
Dr. Bunton
Shefield
A.M. Horton
D. [. Ball
E. Beach
Railroy
A. A. Cole
J. AL Jackson
Youngsville
Chas Lott
N. Warren
J. A. Culberison
WD. Brown
8. P. Berry
N Warren
Young Men’s Christian Association
Pittsfield
Mass
Geo
Association
Christ
Youn Men's Christian Associations of Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Tancaster County Court House
First Presbyterian
London
New York
Chicago
Young Men Christian Association
Decision Reversed In Borough Book License Case
Searls two years ago L F Gehr a lock agent was arrested and tried before Justice Cornelins for violating the borough ordinance against selling books without a license. Justice Carmelins decided the matter against him and Gehr appealed. Judge Brown reversed the justice. borough appealed to the supreme court where last Monday the decision favored the borough.
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Searls
L. F. Gehr
Stice Cornelins
Carmelins
Gehr
Brown
Supreme Court
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