National political slate with regional names announced
National slate lists Grover Cleveland for President with Thomas A. Hendricks for Vice President. It names district leaders and officials including WM. L. Scott of Erie, Philip Leenhart of Conewango, Joseph Clinton of Sheffield, Geo. W. Kinnear of Warren as Register and Recorder, A. Dalrymple of Warren as auditor, Frank E. Fay of Farmington, and FRENCH of Pine Grove as survey or wury commissioner.
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Tone
Philip Leonhart
Conewango
Joseph Clinton
Sheffield
Register and Recorder
Geo
Brokenstraw and Nearby Districts Names List
A dense roll of local residents and property holdings lists numerous names by townships such as Brokenstraw Irvine Conewango Corydon Chary Grove Deerfield Elk Eidred Freehold Farmington Glade Kinzua Mead Pine Grove Pittsfield Pleasant South West Spring Creek Sugar Grove Triumph and surrounding boroughs. The compilation includes residents like J. W. Hughes Iona Cooney Adam Shutt J. White Erastus Farneworth Samuel SicKean George Grush and many others, reflecting community coverage or property records without narrative context.
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Brokenstraw
McKinney
J. W.ughes
Iona Cooney
Conewango
Adam Shutt
John Freichart
M. J. Dalrymple
Fred Hanbart
George Grush
Corydon
Hook Marsh
J. White
E.s.lauderimmit
Columbus
Wesley Rhodes
Henry Ayling
Grace Cayrier
Invine Jones
Chary Grove
Tomas Mooney
J. D. Grimes
Joan Logan
Daniel Brogan
Levi Brown
Fry
A. RP. Dunning Pittsfield
George Uurtbat
Samuel
Moses Watt
Mathew Cochran
A. Anderson
William Shutt
J. Tivine
Pleasant
Willam Yogie
John Gronder
Birom Wood
Shethielt
Race
B. J. Corti
Ratu
Gilson
M. Fitzgerald
Patrick Dyer
Thomas Hessley
South West
Sumner Benson
Joseph Blakesley
Seth Sheppard
Willan Enos
Spring Creek
George D.cummings
Frank EB. Byer
Fitch Burrows
Marshall Packard
Sugar Grove
Charles Dermigan
William Patton
Milton
Josiah McKelvy
Emry Mavis
Triumph
McGraw
J D. Thompson
Thomas
George W. Neill
Ais
Jacob Conarre
John Rapp
Rovert Mater
Charles Brown
R. C.blark
Stevens
Clarendon
F. H. Cauley
Doctor McKean
Andrew Simpson
W.H. Wisner
Samuel McGiellan
Shogart
Tiout
P. Davis
W.G. Trunkey
Cushman Uo. Com
Davis Praised Democratic Candidate for Congress at Large
Gen W W H Davis is presented as the Democratic candidate for Congressman at Large in the state. The Times notes his speech in Philadelphia praising good government, honesty, economy, and opposition to Republican profligacy in taxation and monopolies. Davis is hailed for wartime service and firm convictions.
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Gen. Davis
Party of Friends
Philadelphia
the Times
Independent
Pennsylvania
Congress
W. W. H. Davis
Republic
Davis
Tammany backs Cleveland and Hendricks in push for change
The Tammany Society of New York agrees to support Cleveland and Hendricks with ratification set for Friday evening. Democrats plan to vote in November while nationwide signs show a public demand for change and a review of Republican books. More societies expected once books are opened.
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Tammany Society
New York
Cleveland
Hendricks
Editorial notes and political passions of the era
The Elmira article notes 50,000 attendees at the Elmira Fair Grounds to see Grover Cleveland. It covers Blaine's libel suit progress in Indiana and Maine election results hinting at Cleveland gains. It mentions supporters Mrs Lori Monitor and Mrs Morrill backing Cleveland, while Ohio campaign missteps impact Blaine. Obituaries include Judge Folger of Geneva and Hon. Carter V. Kixygar of Youngstown with tributes to their public service.
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Elmira Fair Grounds
Grover Cleveland
Lori M. Monitor
Maine
Parnell
Irish American League
M Morrill
Blaine
Treasury
Folger
Geneva
N. Y
Judge Folger
New York
James Blaine
Greely
Cleveland
Gratitude to Warren County Democrats for Judge Support
A Card from D. W. . class in Warren dated September 8 1984 thanks seventeen hundred Democrats for backing his bid for Associate Judge. He notes a respected appointment in place of Judge Bates and condemns the Governor for being swayed by deceptive representations in the Borough of Warren.
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Warren County
Bates
Warren
D. W
Open letter details Scott Mackey aims in Dispatch fight
Mon. Wm. L. Scott rebuts charges that he paid for papers to back his Congressional bid. He claims Mackey bought a four fifths interest in the Dispatch and notes Scott’s loans kept the paper solvent. Scott argues Mackey is the true buyer and accuses Mackey of cowardice and hypocrisy in politics.
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Hox. Wx
L. Scott
Eric Dispatch
Dispatch
Scott
Congress
Capt. Mackey
C. M. Reed
Mackey
Reed
Egbert
Mr. Scott
Scott’s record stands regardless of party, says Erie Graphic
The Erie Graphic argues that if Mr. Scott were a Republican it would not alter his record or private life. Mackey papers urge Republicans not to vote for him as a monopolist, yet claim they would back him if he were a Republican. Scott remains the people’s candidate, servant to all, not a faction.
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Morey
Scott
O. K
Congress
Mackey
Mr. Scott
Erie Graphic
Friends urged for Geo W Kinnear in Warren Co race
The piece endorses Geo W Kinnear, Democratic candidate for Register and Recorder, noting three years in office by election and three years as deputy, praising his record and health, while acknowledging opponent Capt. Alexander’s long service. It urges supporters to organize and persuade voters for Kinnear's election.
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Friends of
Geo. W. Kinnear
Register and Recorder
Kinnear
Jackson
Capt
Alexander
Court House
Kanucar
Warren County
Elixir and remedies advertised in a local notice
An advertisement questions who has not benefited from N. H. Downs and promotes Elixir for throat and lung diseases, Dr Baxter’s Mandrake Botters at 25 cents per bottle, Henry & Johnson’s Arica and Oil Liniment for horses, and Ayer’s Sarsaparilla to cure malignant sores, urging readers to buy through Johnson & Siegfried in Warred.
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N. H. Downs
Baxter
Henry & Johnson
Ayer
Johnson & Siegfried
Warred
Appointment for Judge King Sparks Public Debate
Judge BR. P. King and R. P. King have long served the public with little pay. Applicants sought the Associate Judge post to replace Geo H. Bates, but the appointment went to Mr. King. Maj. James claims the Lenore ruling favored him, contending the Governor was misled. he notes no personal grievance toward King yet argues senior party support should have carried the vacancy.
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R. P. King
Geo. H. Bates
King
Maj. James
Judge King
Explanation by W G Shannon Esq on county funds
Irvington lawyer W G Shannon explains he possessed fifty dollars of county fines and denies fraud. He says the published charges were a malicious attempt to injure his reputation and that his docket was open for inspection. He notified county commissioners and the school board and pledged to pay once the proper fund is found.
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W. G. Shannon, Esq
Irvington
Shannon
Esq. Shannon
Black Snake and the Sun as Democratic Ally Threat
A New York Sun editorial charges the paper with opportunistic shifts in Democratic politics. It accuses the Sun of backing Butler, then Holman, Flower and Hancock against their rivals, likening the paper to a snake harming the party while pretending friendship. It closes with a metaphor of a cow found dead with a black snake around its lungs, accusing the Sun of similar parasitism.
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New York Sun
Butler
Holman
Flower
Sen
Gen
Hancock
Sun
Democratic Party
Burdock Blood Bitters Endorsed by Faculty Endorsers
The Tue Crerey Mepican Faculty unanimously endorse Burdock Blood Bitters as the best system renova tion and blood purification product. Testimonials are available upon request.
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Tue
Crerey
Mepican
Axp
Maine Election Shows Republican Lead Despite Doubtful Margin
The Maine state election yielded a Republican majority around 15 000 to 12 000, with all four Republican Congressmen elected. Democrats argue the margin is lighter than anticipated, noting the lack of outside funding and union of various factions backing Blaine. Vermont also reports a 12 percent GOP drop. no Blaine wave appears.
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Maine
National Committee
Salon Chase
Greenback
Blaine Party
Vermont
Blaine
Parker's Onic Medicine Promises Simple Scientific Cure
The advertisement claims Parker's Onic is the best natural medicine, combining vegetable cures to act on the stomach liver kidney and blood. It asserts no imitation exists and that it continually cures people who had despaired of recovery, urging readers to try for themselves their families.
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Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Pogages
National
Thos. A. Hendricks
Indiana
WM. L. Scott
Erie
Assembly
Hiram F. Andrews
Pittsfeld
Warren County Vigilance Committee
Tammany
Indiana Sentinel
Ware
Blainites
Cleveland Ward
New York Herald
Robie
Biddeford
Lewiston
New York Independent
Bowen
Ohio
Senator Morrill
Conkling
Schurz
Ingersoll
Carter V. Kixygar
Youngsville
H. P. Kinnear
Mon
BR. P. King
Sarsevarilla
Amd
Armr
W. If
Moor Durham
J.C. Ayer
M. Shear & Brother
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