Eloquence and party reform rally in Shelbyville address
A lengthy speech at the home of Wendling in Shelbyville Illinois argues that Republican leaders obstruct reform. He praises Lincoln Seward and Conkling, criticizes party betrayals over taxes and whisky, and endorses Grover Cleveland as a protector of labor. The speaker urges thoughtful debate on tariff and protection.
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Wendling
Warren
Saul of Tarsus
Shelbyville
Ill
Chicago
George RB
Republican Party
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Grant
Sheridan
Stonewall Jackson
Thomas
Roscoe Conkling
Old
Union
Atoud
Seward
Chase
Sumner
Carl Schurz
Fessenden
Lyman
Trumbull
John M. Palmer
John Calvin
John Wesley
Foraker
Miller
Alger
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
Abraham Lincoln
Wm. H. Seward
Ulysses Grant
Andrew Jacksons
Cleveland
Washington
Jackson
Sampson
United States Bank
Doings of Democrats Alive and Active Across Warren County
Democrats hold crowded meetings across Warren county despite rain and mud. Rankin Neill and supporters address Sugar Grove Kinzua Clintonville and Russell audiences, pledging Democratic unity. A prayer meeting in Warren ends with strong show of umbrellas and a call for a large turnout on November 6.
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Rankin and
Neill
Torpedo
Rankin
Ellig
Sugar Grove
Labor Hall
Ellis
Messia
Russell
Eldred
McKean County
Warren County
A Righteous Protest in Der"
A letter from an ex republican in Pa notes protest against the Derrick newspaper's attack on congressional candidate Rankin. The writer plans to vote for prohibition except for congress and criticizes the use of disparaging electioneering tactics, urging fellow voters to consider Rankin's intellect and character.
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di Crry
Derrick
Rankin
Congress
Prohibition
Two Years for Illegal Registration Case in New York
George Gordon a Republican faced fraud charges for illegal registration in New York last week. He was arrested by a Democratic detective, tried, convicted, and sentenced to two years. The detective sought the $2,000 reward offered by Mat Quay for the first conviction, but Quay claims the reward was not to police officers.
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Geoge Gordon
New York
Bat Iade
Mat Quay
Quay
Record figures from opening sessions of the 50th Congress
The document notes the first session ending at 1 and the Louis session of the 50th Congress, highlighting 64 bills and 126 joint resolutions counted in the house. It cites a record total of 11,498 bills and resolutions introduced, with 229 faint remarks mentioned during the session.
Coroner's Verdict Finds Rail Crew Guilty of Negligence
A coroner's jury investigating the recat accident on the Lehigh Valley road at Mud Run found the engineers conductors brakemen and lookout men guilty of gross negligence for not observing signals and for running trains faster than approaching stations.
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AL Mauric
Lehigh Valley
Mud Run
How He Flopped A Sound Letter From A Plopper In 1888
A reader from Fentonville writes to Warren Mirror denying claims of returning to the republican fold after attending Jamestown democratic meetings. He endorses Cleveland, Thurman, and Hill to aid farmers and workers, argues against monopolists, and urges voting your own interests. The notice includes travel times for trains to Youngsville and Warren and lists speakers Hon. WA. Rankin and Hon. Martin Unrey for the event.
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Youngsville
Martin Carey
Oil City
William A. Rankin
Warren
North Clarendon
Warren Mirror
J. W. IL. Ty. Penton
Jamestown
Cleveland
Thurman
Hill
Mills
Democrat Party
New York Star
Jamestown Sun
W. O. H. Fenton
80th Birthday Surprise for Mr William Wilands
The Franklin Evening News reports an elaborate 60th birthday surprise at Mr William Wilands home attended by over a hundred guests. Dr Eaton presented an easy chair funded by Warren county friends. a Forest County bar letter and two souvenir cases of eighty silver dollars and eighty gold dollars honored the celebrant’s eight decades of merit.
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Franklin Evening News
Willam Wilands
Eaton
Mailands
Warren County
D.P. A. Wheelock
Lottsville
N. 2. Wheeler
J. Hoemer
Franklin
Hhilands O
Mary
Jon
Premiums at Warren County Fair for Chester White Swine
At the Warren Pa fair C C Thompson president reports premiums awarded by the fur ietate hospital trustees for Chester White swine. A note in the association records shows thirty four dollars in premiums of which two pain directed to wound the termory for the benefit of the association.
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Warren
C.C. Thompson
Warren County
Fur Ietate
School furniture samples available at Corydon agent
Monce to School Boards J M Turney of Corydon Pa is agent for Grand Rapids school furniture company. Samples of latest styles of school desks can be seen at his business. Dr J B Alycy guarantees rupture care at 831 Arch St Philadelphia Pa. Ease at once, no operation. Thousands cured. Lead for circular.
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J.M. Turney
Corydon, Pa
Grand Rapids Cuhool Furniture Company
Jids
J. B. Alycy
Arch Bt
Phils
Our Peters Urges Wise Civic Duty In Election
A November appeal urges readers to inform themselves on candidates from both parties and vote for the most fit for office. It condemns vote buying, stresses American citizenship, and advises listening to diverse voices before casting a conscientious ballot. COMMUNICATED.
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Awland
Cristian
Desperate Republican Plot Exposed in Labor Vote Tactics
A telegraph report claims Republicans plan to divert labor support to Harrison and Morton. Secretary Sheerin of the national Democratic committees cites October 20, 1658, noting a Labour Sentinel edition circulated to sway politics. The forgery hints at deep Republican desperation and broad awareness of the ruse.
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Lehr
Harrison
Morton
Sheerin
National Democratic Cammities
Keen Fe
Calvin Breit
Thie City
Costly conversion efforts cited by Philadelphia Times
The Philadelphia Times reviews missionary finances noting high costs for converting heathens. In Canton, 4 agents spent over $55,620 for 4,1 adult converts amid a net loss of adherents. In China, 247 agents spent $74,875 to gain 119 converts from 362,600,000 people. In Northern India, 715 agents produced 173 converts costing $170,920.
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Philadelphia Times
Church Missionary Society
China
India
Bengal
Bombay
Northwest Provinces
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