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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1882

Page

4

Campaign Offers and Muted Poll Talk Across Headlines

A Democratic newspaper offer targets Warren County voters with the LeaGEr mailed at twenty five cents per copy, free postage, as returns await election results. State election chatter notes likely Democratic governors in New York and Pennsylvania, with Plumer and Brainerd contesting. Local factions like the Independent Republican club in West Chester expand, while Irish and Reform era figures stir mixed loyalties.

Warren County

Philadelphia expo hall collapse injures seven in fall

A west gallery at the exposition building in Philadelphia collapsed after nine PM, sending a piano and two organs to the floor. Seven people were injured but none died. One organ was demolished and the other damaged.

Philadelphia

New York Democrats Rally Behind Cohesive Ticket

The New York State Democratic Convention praised harmony and nominated Grover Cleveland for Governor and David B. Hill for Lieutenant Governor with other top picks. It praised unity after admitting Tammany delegates and predicted strong Democratic winners statewide. The piece notes Republican divisions and urges Pennsylvania Democrats to unify behind the Cameronism versus Democracy battle. It mentions endorsements, speeches, and local political shifts, including notes on Blaine, Beaver, and storm damage along the Atlantic coast.

New York Grover Cleveland Buffalo David B. Hill Elmira William C. Ruger Onondaga Court of Appeals Wfenry W. Slocum Kings New York City Brooklyn Buffalo City Cleveland Hill Judge Folger Buffalo Airpress Republican Journal New York State Pennsylvania Democrats Democratic Brothers Pattison Republican Party Democratic Party Cameronism

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