Independent voters urged as key to good municipal choices
The Philadelphia Times article praised independence in Warren county politics. It argues that independents can swing elections when nominees are weak, and that voters should support the best candidates regardless of party. It urges Republicans to consider the Times piece and vote for capable, nonpartisan leaders.
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Philadelphia Times
Szpagr
Warren County
the Times
Times
McKinney Seen as Favored For Sheriff In Irvington Race
The Democratic candidate C A McKinney of Irvington is expected to win the sheriff race. Opponent Love, based in Farrington township, faces opposition from at least fifty Republicans who plan to vote against him. McKinney’s supporters claim he is intelligent and will govern with honor, while Love is described as weak across sections but strengthened by anti ticket sentiment among Republicans.
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C. A. McKinney
Irvington
McKinney
Love
Farrington Township
Mr. Love
A Strong Petition On Mail Carriers From Warren To Salamanca
A strong petition critiques the Warren to Salamanca mail route via Kinzua and Corydon. It notes two days to deliver a letter to Corydon, Sugar Run layovers, and a preference for cheap aidw coach service over rail. Missouri speculators reportedly hold the one horse mail contract, with payments tied to service segments and protection against loss.
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Warren
Salamanca
Kinzua
Corydon
Cordon
Sugar Run
Missouri
Nn Counbolt
Atka Trvice
cHahgea
Mail route extension petition to Congressman Scott
A petition signed with facts will be sent to Congressman Scott to seek his help with the post office department. The goal is to extend the mail route from Irvington to Steamburg over the B N Y and P R R dates and route unspecified.
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Scott
Post Office Department
Irvington
Steamburg
B. N
When Kemble Pardoned Sparks State Outcry
An 1880 pardon via Colonel Quay triggers broad Republican backlash across Pennsylvania. Papers denounce party misdeeds by Quay and other officials, demand accountability, and note shifting political momentum toward Democrats led by Day and a 1885 Quay alignment.
Political turmoil and civil service reform in Pennsylvania
The piece cites warnings of political disruption as many claim daylight is near for Democratic state treasurer candidate Cosrap B. Day against Republican rival 8. M. Quay, while criticizing Quay’s alleged past deals. It also critiques civil service reform and railroad monopolies, noting public pressure for constitutional enforcement and highlighting farmers facing higher transport costs to overseas markets.
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Conrad B.day
Pennsylvania
Conrad B. Day
Cosrap B. Day
M. Quay
Day
Philadelphia
Emory
Resolutions Committee
Illinois
Wisconsin
The Independent Voter and the Party Doors Opened
The Independent Voter on Top. The New York state republican committee opens party doors for independents who voted for Cleveland, a sign of ill organized parties demeaning independent judgment. Regular partisans fear independents yet seek their votes, while ostracism silences many who dare to judge candidates.
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New York State
Republican Committee
Cleveland
Oh Rg
Gael Tooipyti
Gudl Au Lugadsadie
Independent voter urged to act as political master
Paradelphia Times argues that independent voters hold power in shaping party direction. It notes how concessions from opposing factions emerge when independents stand firm. The piece calls for bold independence, condemns dishonest candidates, and cites Harrisburg convention resolutions as aligning with popular will. It criticizes Republican leaders for silence and cowardice.
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Paradelpha Times
Harrisburg
Never Forgets In A Town Or Nation
A collection of aphoristic lines asserting universal bias and self superiority. It contrasts a gas company billing on time with political parties upholding laws, claims labor discipline, neighbor denigration, child vanity, church exclusivity, local pride, and sett supremacy in a humorous or satirical voice.
Jurors listed for Warren October and November
Jurors drawn to serve in the court of common pleas and general quarter sessions at Warren. The October list begins Monday October 5 at 10 a.m. with numerous names including Anderson P., Conewango farmer, Almendinger M., Farmington blacksmith, Bourguin Julius Fidioute merchant, and many others. The November jurors include Ayling Wm. Freehold mason, Allen H. C., Columbus farmer, Brown James Warren policeman, Gates Henry Spring Creek blacksmith, and additional names from Triumph, Sugar Grove, Pine Grove, and surrounding towns.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren
Anderson
Conewango
Almendinger
Farmington
Bourguin
Julius
Fidioute
Boughton
J.C
Triumph
Burkett
Win
Corydon
Sawyer
Bogart
Clerk
Bown
E. E
Columbus Boro
Constable
Baker
Chauncey
Columbus
Frazne
Newton
Sugar Grove
Ferguson
W. Clarenston
Grosch
George
Shefield
Gourley
Jamesz
Gardner
Harvis
L. G
Kinga
Hutton
J. C
Pine Grove
Keller
Carpenter
Arson
Frank
Eli
Mooney
Roger
Mead
Farmer
Thoma
Glade
McHenry
Brokenstraw
L.aborer
Marsh
Fred
Noyes
Norris
Tuttle
J. E
Kinzua
Underwood
Miles
Sheffield
Wade
A. B
Ayling
Freehold
Mason
Allen
H. C
Boss
Henry
Brown
James
Carson
J. R
Tidfote
Cathey
Michael
Clark
Leys
Mean
Tennison
G. W
Dan
Divenport
Charles
Fletcher
John
Forch
Albert
Iry
J. H
Manufactuer
Farnsworth
Green
Spring Creek
Groh
Harvey
William
Hinsdale
Finnington
Haywood
Holt
J. B
Grade
Hamilton
J. D
Kehey
Southwest
Lacy
BE. B
Ginde
Merkle
Williamn
Limestone
McIntyre
N. J
Eldred
Zrey
A.W. Whoren
Drageist
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C. HL
Conewningo
Scot
Elija
Richards
W.J
Sumner
Stephens
H. P
Colurbus
Borough
Taylor
Jay
Wood
Pleasant
Wright
U. D
Horace
Wheelock
F. ML
York
Byron
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