Vigilance Committee Members for Warren County Set for Election
The democratic vigilance committee for Warren County lists numerous local divisions and chairmen with officers appointed across towns including Conewango Cherry Grove Deerfield Elbe Farmington Glade Hinzu a Limestone Nead Pine Grove Pittsfield Pleasant Sheffield Southwest Sugar Grove Spring Creek Triumph Watson Clarendon Columbus and Youngsville. Additional notes mention Grover Cleveland’s views on taxation and political updates including T. Bluing’s presidential nomination and Ella Clementine Rodgers joining labor temperance efforts, plus California real estate debt looming with $45 million in deferred payments due this fall.
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Vigilance Committee
Democratic Vigilance Committee
Warren County
Brokenshaw
G. P. Mead
John Cooney
W. ©. Arthur
Win. G. Coleman
EH. Watters
Conewango
M. C. McLaughlin
Columbus
H. Mead
Joseph Persins
Thomas Sample
Corydon
Geo
P. Walbert
George Garton
Frank Camp
John, Sheahan
Pleasant
J. J. Reig
Sheffield
P. P. Swain
Thomas Jey
R. P. Gilson
Charles Kinckley
A. Toyle
Southwest
Ehmer Slaworth
Ellis Simcox
W. B. Stewart
M. M. Freeman
J Perry
Sugar Grove
Um Dalton
J. B. Hamilton
Ek. Mattison
Frank Dalrymple
Joseph Bleakley
Spring Creek
WH Slaters
Ser
Curtiss
Thad Perkins
M. Vincent Horgugns
Orth Clarendon
John Driscoll
I. Shugert
F. al. Cuuley
Thomas Williams
C. G. Caltrain
G. B. Williams
Youngsvite
R. P. Davis
M. D. Whitney
Plum Mead
Charles Stuart
Political tension and union of reform in Warren editorial
A Warren newspaper column denounces an anonymous temperance critique for attacking business men and urging license reform. It argues the piece ties to despotism, questions the motives of prohibition supporters, and defends lawful prosecutions while criticizing rival parties in New York and a judge's pro-corporate rulings amid a national election context.
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Quany
Fabeilier
Mapurance Polices
Alan
Judas Isenrat
Recorders’ Court
Towers of
Zion
Warren
Republicans on the tariff in Tribune critique
The Chicago Tribune denounces high tariffs as robber-barrel taxation, urging radical tariff cuts to aid farmers and consumers. It argues farm products face unbalanced duties, wool and woolens benefit manufacturers, and tariff revenue burdens the public with higher costs while failing to protect prices.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Great Northwest
Up Turnf
the Tribune
Congo
Washington
United States
Two Demagogues In A Party Rift Across States
The piece contrasts Ohio Governor Foraker and Virginia's Mahone in their attacks on Democratic leaders. It notes Mahone’s criticism of Barbour for not joining the rebel army while praising republican rebels, and it questions the harmony between Foraker and Mahone as they attack rival factions. The text cites G A B figures and a St Louis convention rebuke of pension policy.
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Williams
Quay
Vioga County
Pennsylvania
Foraker
Ohio
Mr. Mahone
Virginia
A.v. Cleveland
Confederacy
Mahone
Republican
John Sherman
Old Dominion
Barbour
Democratic State Committee
Addis
Washington
Mosby
Longstreet
Key
Akerman
Republican Party
Madone
Coudue
Mance
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Northwest
Philadelphia Political Turmoil and Tariff Debate Rise
The piece portrays Philadelphia city politics under a new charter with McManes Lane and Leeds clashing over comptroller nomination. Leeds defeats McManes’ ally, threats of retaliation loom, and independent factions mobilize with a tariff preservation platform amid a presidential election context. It also notes tariff reform discussions, a Justice Miller tribute, and a treasury surplus report citing $327,706,968 excess.
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Philadelphia
Pady Walphia
McManes
Lane
Leeds
Cty
Willian RR
Sh:x
MecManes
MeManes
Memmanes
McLlan
Yrishiman
Serif
Leeds Furs
A.J. Maloney
Lewils
Amos Briggs
Jodge Briggs
McMunes
Ledger
Enquirer
North American
News
Independent
Patent propelling steamers and telegraph mergers reignite debates
A Pilteburg inventor claims a steamship could travel a mile per minute under favorable conditions and carry one third of its weight in passengers. Jay Gould acquires Western Union and exclusive B&O right of way, signaling intensified competition concerns. The piece also reports on a U S Supreme Court liquor case, labor prosecutions on Sundays, historical military notes, insurance advertising, and local hay offerings.
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J. Vs. Kates
Pilteburg
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
Western Union
Jay Gould
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fall Opening of GE AIND Dry Goods and Carpets at D. Shear's
GE AIND announces fall and winter stock now complete at D Shear's featuring dry goods and carpets. The display includes broadcloths castor cloths habit cloths plaid and checked camel hair flannels and other dress goods aimed to please the most fastidious customers.
Complete line of silks and velvets in many colors
This store advertises a vast inventory of fabrics and garments including moire silks, velvets, cashmeres, plushes, and a large black goods department. It highlights 38 inch all wool flannels at 50c, beaded trims, new dress trimmings, buttons, and a wide range of coats, jackets, wraps, and children's garments from $2. Curtains, carpet supplies, rugs, linoleum, and a full carpet department are also promoted with emphasis on low prices and extensive selection.
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Erie
du Ly
Knights
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Russell
Joseph Clinton
Frank Pay
Farmington
Thomas Mooney
Mead
T. W. Dempsey
Kinsua
Grover Cleveland
T. Bluing
John C. New
Indianan
Ella Clementine Rodgers
Rochester
United Labor
California
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Sacramento
New York
Morgan
Seymour
Fenton
Hoffman
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Tilden
Cornell
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Labor Movement
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Fairchilds
Porke
St. Louis
Waly
ODUAY
Justice Miller
Supreme Court of the United States
Grand Army
Miller
Jefferson
Grant
Lincoln
United States Treasury
United States Supreme Court
Kansas
United States Circuit Court
Slocum
Sherman
Georgina
Lee
Meade
Army of the Potomac
Grand Army of the Republic
Philadelphia Ledger
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Exchange Block
Johnson’s Exchange
Jonsson
Ui. S. Troaras
Miss AL. Diamond Block
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Hartford
Toston
Cincinnati
Chicago
St Loui
GE Aind
D. Shear’s
Merveil- Jeux
Sarah
Jamestown Worsteds
D.shhar
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