Senate Passes Tariff Bill and Sour Election News
The senate passed the tariff bill by a strict party vote last Wednesday. Republicans carried Maine last Monday and re elected Speaker Reed by larger majorities. Proposals favor sugar bounty and duty-free refiners with sugar taxed for consumers. The piece discusses Pattison support, Wolfe invasion, and various county and district political maneuvers, with references to Delamater, Bovee, Glenn, and Lee. The piece notes Independent Republican League actions, party fissures, and upcoming nominating conventions. The text also covers local editorial stances, press debates, and a Kansas fusion ticket opposing prohibition.
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Senate
Maine
Reed
Old Mai
Aleil
Pattison
H. Noyes
Warren County
Kansas
Charles Robinson
Dodds Catarrh Cure Local and Internal Treatment
An advertisement outlines Dodds Catarrh Cure to relieve nasal inflammation and discharging ulcers. It claims local treatment without snuff or douches and internal therapy to restore impaired parts, with promoters and distributors listed in Warren Pennsylvania.
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Foster
Milburn
Buffalo
Warren
Geo. S. Davis
Second
Liberty
and & Co
Liberty and
B.A. Lynde & Son Co
Truth
Baby Friends and a Bachelor's Lost Companions
A Chicago Herald article recalls a man who befriended two children near a cottage. He describes daily visits for simple happiness, the impact of diphtheria era deaths, and his return to find the children moved away, leaving behind silent memories of his baby friends.
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Bechelor Club Mar
Wercome
Chicago Herald
Truthful History of Buffalo Jim Escape
A western tale recalls a sheriff pursuit ending on an 800 foot peak. Buffalo Jim leapt from the summit to escape the posse, a fall that proved fatal for him. The neighborhood is said to be rich in history and legends.
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Pennsylvania
Buffalo Jim
Sam True and Yankee Doodle Serenade Reflects Family Tao
A Burlington Free Press excerpt presents a humorous Sunday exchange among Aunt Properprig Bobby and an uncle Sam motif. Bobby hums Yankee Doodle while Aunt Properprig seeks clarity. Bobby half admits an Uncle Sam tune with sly understatement.
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Sam True
Bobby
What He Thought About It
A brief Life quote captures a daring exchange where a couple debates kissing, noting danger and mutual resolve as they decide to confront the moment together. The dialogue hints at suspense and partnership without broader context.
Adelphia Kitchen Promises Dinners at 23 Cents in Warren
G B Williams, proprietor of Adelphia Kitchen at Exchange Hotel Water Street Warren Pa, promotes home style dinners for 23 cents. He outlines a prep plan for Warren County Fair week with vast quantities of meat, produce and staples to feed seven thousand people in daily portions from Sept 8 to Sept 13, 25 cents each.
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Warren
Adelphia
Warren County
G. B. Williams
the Propie
Exchange Hotel
Adelphia Kitchen
Water Street
Warren, Pa
First Year Concludes as We Strive for More Sales
The business marks its first year, reporting larger than expected sales and a firm commitment to expand. Daily shipments arrive, with bigger orders and a fuller, improved line offered at small profit. Every item is guaranteed to satisfy, and customers with any past issues are urged to call for claims or exchanges.
Woodard Pi Co Opposes Warren Savings Bank Plan
Woodard Pi Co voices opposition to a proposed new pod at the building project alongside Warren Savings Bank, signaling tension over development plans and local business interests.
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Warren Savings Bank New Pod
Missouri girl charged in baby death case
A year-old girl in Missouri is under arrest and charged with killing a baby by pressing on its soft spot. The ruling party’s chaotic cryptic remarks hint at confusion over motive.
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Missouri
Turning the Tailes dialogue fragment in verse
A fragmentary exchange from a dialogue where a poet and tailor dispute value of a suit. The poet rebuts the tailor by pressuring the price, and the tailor defends the value with a cited amount.
Weather and Health Prompt Local Remark in Lowell Citi
A terse, context free line notes extreme heat making conditions hard for people to endure. It mentions an individual described with crude terms and a sudden health issue seen as a “terrible attack,” set in Lowell City.
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Culis
Lowell Citi
And it Was Well Rent Talk in a Haunting Exchange
A fragment recounts a dialogue about rent and amenities in a tense exchange. A respondent asks about monthly rent of fifteen dollars and whether a good cellar exists. The reply notes no well on the premises, suggesting the well is elsewhere. The snippet hints at local living conditions and neighborly inquiry.
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Whiteside Iferaid
Evidently Not. Ventition for Old Age Remark
A New York Herald snip discusses aging and ventition, noting one speaker will not become an old man while addressing Mrs. W. and her concern about aging. The exchange reflects domestic dialogue on aging and consolation.
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New York Herald
For Sale Building Lots in Warren Borough
Private sale offered on the corner lot from the Carver House into Third Street with about 114 feet on Hickory Street and depth about 50 feet. Also single lots from the Baty side. Only business district lots now available in Warren. Terms easy. Executor Perry D. Crank and Jmaina G. Huis deceased. Tax collection notice follows with August dates and penalties for late payment.
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Carver
Third Street
Hickory Street
Baty
Perry D. Crank
Jmaina G. Huis
Spicy Heply nkivy-Fi article fragment parsed
A fragmented OCR sample mentions names and phrases about a season and a person seeking an exit. It references W Poot and eating in a cryptic context, with no clear event, place, or outcome to anchor a full summary.
Philosophical musings echo in a Judge excerpt
In a Judge snippet, George Birdseye recounts a dialogue about sorrow and appetite for tomorrow. Atlas the philosopher hungers, while Fats voices the question why borrow sorrow from yesterday. The tale frames a rule that pleasant thoughts should cast aside yesterday’s grief and invite tomorrow.
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Lew Atel
Ing
Ian
George Birdseye
Judge
One Price to All Offer Cuts Prices Below Competition
A local store proclaims a new One Price policy offering goods at the lowest margins. Managers claim bulk buying trims costs and expenses are modest, enabling sales below rivals while maintaining a percentage below all competition. They invite customers to inspect lines and judge the veracity of the claims.
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