Enthusiastic Warren County campaign meeting at opera house
A large crowd in Warren and Sugar Grove welcomes W L Scott and Prof Burns. They tour Lander Chandlers Valley Youngsville and Sugar Grove, address farmers on issues, pensions, tariffs and oleomargarine. The Sugar Grove rally draws the largest political gathering yet, ending with Burns and Scott fueling strong cross-party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Scott
Warren
Russell
J.H. Burns
Eric
Eben Dean
Mr. Scott
Prof
Scott
Burns
Sugar Grove
Sugar Grove Township
John Hamilton
Emry Davis
D. D. Reed
J. P. Miller
James Woodside
H. Harmon
John Samuelson
Chas. Cummings
Freehold
W. H. Houghinling
Charles Wynn
T. J. Pearsall
Farmington
Lorenzo Preston
John Logan
John Lindsey
Pittsfield
Charles Lynn
V. Davis
Mr. Davis
Wm. L. Levit
Congress
Iie
Phain
John
Mgr. Scott
the Mail
Chandlers Valley
Youngsville
Yongsville
Fairmount House
Opera House
Sheffield
Clarendon
Stoneham
Clarendon Corner
Court House
Charles Dinsmore
Democratic County Committee
C.H. Noyes
John Siegfried
van Every
Ed. O'Donnell
Jacob Baldensperger
F. H. Cauley
J. M. Martin 2A
Joel Walkerman
Wm. Lavery
Z. H. Eddy
Long Branch
James R. Burns
Erie
Warren County
Master of Erie County Grange letter endorses oleomargrine law in Waterrogo
Open letter from T. Everson to P. Esworth discusses oleomargrine or patent butter and dairy protection. Everson defends the National Dairymen's Association stance and supports congressional action to regulate substitutes, praising dairy industry prosperity and consumer protection. Also includes Democratic ticket lineup for county offices and notes on local political meeting attendance and chilling reception of rival candidates. Also advertises North Clarendon bottling works sale by C. Campbell.
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Waterrogo
T. Everson
Erie County
Pomona Grange
Union City
Wattsburg
Oleomar
Garine
Scott Bill
Exsworth
MR. Everon
Assox Ciry
P.s. Ensworth
Waterford
Drsn Srr
National Dairymen’s Association
Congress
W. T. Everson
Erie County Pomona Grange
North Clarendon
C. Campbell
Political Meeting Themes and Labor Tone Across Parties
A period dispatch from Fannington and Pittsburg detailing Republican and Democratic meeting rhetoric in late October 1886. Speakers attack Democrats, praise Republicans and labor causes, with debates over tariff, protection, and policy. Observers note the political clash, contrasting labor views and pledges ahead of local elections.
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Pittsburgp
Ledger
Whitney's Hall
Knights of Labor
Inman
Scott
United States
Campaign satire and alleged circulars in Warren area
The piece attacks Mackey and allies for distributing a pamphlet aimed at liquor interests and Catholics to sway votes. It asserts the circular promotes Sabbath desecration and “free whisky” in support of Scott and the Democratic ticket. Local figures Samuel T. Neill and the Warren Spectator are cited regarding political reform and accountability. It also promotes novelty engraved cards for societies and mentions violin strings by Wyman & Davis.
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Macke
Corry
Scott
Prohibition Party
Warren
Mackey
Captain Mackey
Citizen’s Press
Venango County
Personal Liberty League
Pittsburg
Samuel T. Neill
Senate
Mr. Neill
Neillsburg
Wiliam E. Neill
Neil
Neill
Venango Spectator
Wyman & Davis
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Lander
Warre
Erie County Grange
Chauncey F. Black
York
Robert B. Ricketts
Luzerne
W.J. Brennen
Allegheny
J. Simpson Africa
Huntigdon
Judiciary
Jude, Rufus P. King
Maxwell Stevenson
Phila
William L. Scott
Assembly
LS. Swain
A. Anderson
Peter Hollister
John Oneil
Warren Academy
B. F. Morris
Mackey and Brace
Library Hall
Laxver
Fannington
Clyist
Washington
Grover Cleveland
General Key
Longstreet
Mosby
House of Representatives
Brace
Prof. Burns
Pitesfield Knight OF
LABOR
House
Workington
Democratic Party
Tiptourn
Lam
Republica
Phil Swain
Swailman
Boy
Sam
Swain
Qi City Derrick
Phil. Swaine
Iine
Mke
Swaine
Philbus
Brother Brice
Derrick
Phil
Hut Party
Pyrestreig
Warren Mail
API
Anderson
A. Anderson Abusys
of Cour
Becuse
Republican Party
Wim. Swanson
Ditrict
Swanson
A. Revesireau
Wil
G. A. RB