Stone in line for Republican governor nomination
A Harrisburg report argues Secretary of the Commonwealth Stone is a strong, quiet candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, with Delamater and Hastings unlikely contenders. It cites Stone’s record and predicts party leaders will back him over rivals as the convention approaches next fall. The piece notes Bellefonte’s past gubernatorial candidates and recent state results in Montana Washington North Dakota and South Dakota, then criticizes Johnstown flood relief delays and gas company price hikes.
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la Delamater
la Hastings
Commonwealth
Stone
Delamater
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Beaver
Harrisburg
Hasting’s
Quay
Andrews
Republican State Committee
Crawford
Bellefonte
Curtin and
JIS
Montana
Toole
United States
Carter
Congress
Washington
North Dakota
Legislatre
South Dakota
Johnstown
Australian ballot plan eyed as remedy for election abuse
The piece argues for the Australian ballot to curb monopolies and boss influence, detailing how voting secrecy must be protected, ballots printed publicly, and sworn officers deliver official ballots. It warns against machine manipulation and stresses rigorous safeguards as essential, not optional, reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic ‘Party of
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Is a strike ever justifiable in defense of rights
The passage argues about strikes and boycotts across eras and places, condemning or praising actions by labor against oppression. It questions whether strikes for food or fair wages are ever justified and urges labor organization as a remedy against corporate power, citing historical examples and a Cleveland signer.
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Gokey
Jamestown
Warren
St. Louis
Texas
Trades’ Unions
Fannie Bell
Weekly American
Ex Governor St John Opposes High Tariff And Gettysburg Monuments
The article notes ex Governor St John’s stance against high tariffs, and reports Maine’s sixteen Gettysburg battlefield monuments were dedicated last Thursday. It cites editorials from The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Record criticizing William E Russell and the wool industry’s use of shoddy material while outlining tariff reform clubs forming across counties seeking modification of tariff laws and distrust of trusts. Pope Leo’s early rising routine and Vatican audiences are described, along with warnings of employment impacts from a bustie factory closure.
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St. John
Maine
Gettysburg
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
Russell
Inquirer
United States
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Tllingis
Connare and Trushel Unite in Warren Matrimony
Rev W F Shannon joins Charles T Connare and Clara H Trushel in marriage at the bride’s home in East Warren with relatives present. The couple will reside at 280 East Street Warren after a bridal trip east. numerous presents reported. Also ad blurbs on hats and trousers, Sulphur Bitters testimonials, and a court notice for Warren County Pennsylvania school directors seeking to borrow 1800 dollars for schoolhouse repairs in Clarendon Borough.
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W. F. Shannon
Charles T. Connare
Clara H. Trushel
P. J. Trushel
East Warren
East
East Mr. and Mrs. Connaro
Warren
No. 280
East Street
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Clarendon
Democratic gathering in Philadelphia and unrelated medical ad
The general assembly of the Democratic Society of Pennsylvania will meet at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia on October 15 and 16 with many distinguished figures listed as attendees. The Ledger adds a venomous political jab about opponents and then abruptly shifts to a medical ad promising free diagnosis and cure prospects for various ailments without examinations.
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General Assembly
The
demonIcratic Society of Pennsylvania
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
John G. Curtlisfe
Leon Abbott
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Edmund A. Bigler
A. G. McIntyre
Sugar Grove
E. Gibbs
Democratic Committee
Democratic County Committee
Carver House
W. D. Ripersfercer
A.S. Datzyr Mere
Water Company
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
Connecticut
Dulanger
France
Paris
Treasury
Turner
the Times
Pension Bureau
Germany
England
Western
Europe
Cleveland
Numental
Geo
Ball’s
Siegel's
W.H Caaeron
Carleton
First Baptist Church
Winchester
Blass
Ledger
E. F. Burrerrizyy
Syracuse, N.Y
Hamlin
Mason
O Piano CO
York
Chicago
Mason & Hamlin
Maon & Hamlin
Mason& Hamlin
Wash'ngtom
Hun
Ter & Jarvis
Warren Counter
Hunter & Jarvis
Smith & Angel
Dren’s
Hazeltine
Nubias
Hunter Jarvis
Water Street
Groom
Parlor Boot & Shoe
Youngsville, Pa
East Main ST
Kinnear Blk
Davis
USA
P. J. Bayer
Grocer
Liberty Street
Warren, Pa
Siegel’s
T.B. Clawson
Episcopal Church
Coopricu
Fehlman
Kopf & Henry
Warren Pa
Hickory St
Carver
N Lund
P. Lund
Warren Mills Co
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