Warren Republican Primary Set for May Tenth 1890
Warren Pa March 17 1890 by virtue of a county Republican resolution the time for the primaries is fixed for May 10 1890 throughout the district. Vigilance committees will appoint polling officers and Republicans may vote for candidates for Congress state senate assembly and judicial and county offices including two county commissioners and two county auditors. The County Convention meets at the Court House Warren Pa on Monday May 12 at 2 PM.
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Warren
Ido Oreby
Warre Cour*y
Congress
State Senate
Assembly
Court House
Candidate Lewis F. Watson for Congress in 27th District
Announcement that Hon. Lewis F. Watson seeks the congressional seat in the 27th District comprising Venango Warren McKean and Cameron counties. He stands for nomination by the Republican Convention for the upcoming election.
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Lewis F. Watson
Congress
Venango
Warren, McKean
Cameron Counties
Warren County Republicans Back O C Allen for State Senate
Endorsements from Warren County bar members appear as J H Donny announces candidacy for Republican nomination to the State Senate. The letter dated February 7 1890 cites broad county support and bar association backing for Allen with a pledge to nominate him subject to the Republican Senatorial Convention.
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J. H. Donny
Warren County
Candidate announcements for President Judge in 37th District
The statement names Gro H Hicams of Warren Pennsylvania and W M Linpsry of Warren as Republican primary candidates for President Judge in the 37th Judicial District subject to party primaries and district conventions.
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Gro. H. Hicams, Esq
Warren
37Th Judicial District
W. M. Linpsry, Esq
Warren County Republican primary judicial candidates listed
Notices authorize A H Osim from Spring Creek C I A T to run for Judge of Warren County and C H Witt of Ockley Pa for Associate Judge. Ben Evuns of Sugar Grove Township also seeks Warren County Associate Judge. CrITT Marin of Kinzua is named as another Associate Judge candidate, all subject to Republican primaries.
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C. H. Witt
Ockley
Warren County
Bens. Evuns
Sugar Grove Township
Critt Marin
Kinzua
Jane Chandler
Sugar Grove
Pennsylvania
A. H. Chandler
Adm
Chandler's Valley
Warren Co
Republican primaries to nominate two Assembly candidates
An announcement list names C. C. Tompson of Waren and D. A. Samuelson of Sugar Grove as candidates for Assembly, subject to nomination by the Republican Primaries.
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Assembly
C. C. Tompson, Esq
Waren
D. A. Samuelson
Sugar Grove
Warren County Register and Recorder candidates announced
We are authorized to announce 8S H Briggs of Glade as a candidate for Register and Recorder of Warren County. We are authorized to announce Wm McCray of Bear Lake as a candidate for Register and Recorder. Walter W Hopees of Pine Grove is also a candidate for Register and Recorder. Wheeler J. Ek announces candidacy and seeks nomination citing three years wartime service and now peacetime service.
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Register and Recorder
H. Briggs
Glade
Register
Recorder
Warren County
Wm. McCray
Bear Lake
Walter W. Hopees
Pine Grove
Wiedowe
Stoneham
J. EK. Wheeler
County Commissioner Nominees Named for Warren County
Weare authorized to announce Prin N Rogfinson of South West as candidate for County Commissioner and John A Axkins of Brokenstraw as candidate, subject to Republican primaries. J G Sattorp of Eldred also announced as candidate pending primary decision.
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Weare
Prin. N. Rogfinson
South West
Warren County
John A. Axkins
Brokenstraw
J. G Sattorp
Eldred
Warren man lines up for District Attorney race
J W Dun Kle Fsq of Warren announces candidacy for Warren County District Attorney. He enters the race subject to Republican primaries decision.
Senator Allen's clean record backed by local supporters
Mirror argues senatorial opinions prove Allen's service to his county district and state. Associates testify honestly he has served ably and faithfully, with no personal axe to grind. The piece urges voters to overlook local squabbles and back a party leader aligned with public interests.
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Senator Allen
Mirr
Marr
The
Mart
Allen
Mirror
Warren Ledger
Warren County
Warren
Emery
McKean County
Why don t the Marx take sides between Thompson and Samuelson
The Mirror explains it does not side with any candidate or party. It aims for fairness, reporting that Republicans should judge their peers by merit, not by prejudice, and that Higgins wanted unbiased public judgment while Lindsey controlled a paper and sought gain.
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Marx
Thompson
Samuelson
Mar
Higgins
Lindsey
Mirror
Johnson, Wetmore
Brown
McKean Republicans urged to adopt Warren plan for nomina tions
The Tur Bradford Star urges McKean County Republicans to abandon the rotten delegate system and adopt the Warren county plan. It says the new method, in use about three years, places nominations in the hands of the people and has proved satisfactory.
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Tur Bradford Star
McKean Co
Warren County
Democrats Oppose Idaho Admission Over Mormon Franchise
The opposition to Idaho statehood rests on its constitution denying voting rights to Mormons. The Bourbon party now reveals itself as backing the country’s social ulcer by supporting this bill.
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Idaho
Bourbon Party
America
Regional Democrats accuse funds defaulting leaders abroad
The treasurers of Louisiana Mississippi Missouri and Maryland are described as defaulters who fled to Canada or elsewhere. The piece laments poor funding for Democratic money holders and their constituents and ends with the battle cry Turn the rascals out.
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Louisanna
Mississippi
Missouri
Maryland
Canada
Expensive Democratic State Treasurers Debt Highlighted
The brief note criticizes the Democratic state treasury leadership, pointing to the former Mississippi treasurer’s age and a tally exceeding 330000 dollars. It argues the sum could have reduced the state’s honest debts.
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Mississippi
Congressman Dartingron appoints two postmasters
West Chester congressman Dartingron secures two Postmasters at Downingtown amid debate over appointment power. The remark imagines how easy it would be if a single congressman could appoint all applicants.
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Dartingron
West Chester
Downingtown
New York Court Rules Death by Electricity Must Be Carried Out
The New York Supreme Court holds authorities must execute murderers by electric chair. The ruling converts a discretionary "may" into a mandatory duty, with inmates previously at risk of dying from old age now facing imminent execution under the state law.
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Supreme Court of
New York
Bill Scott’s aid to starving miners sparks debate
Bill Scott sent $5,000 to distressed miners amid criticism he seeks votes. Critics question if his aid masks political motives and point to his pledge to build a railroad to Sugar Grove as a factor in the controversy.
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Bill Scott
Sugar Grove
Be diligent and faithful in winter undergarment advice
The Franklin Newswell quotes urging readers to be diligent and faithful and to hold fast that which is good while advising not to hurry about removing winter undergarments.
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Franklin Newswell
Four Candidates for Congress Named as Election Opens
The four hopefuls Watson Lee Smith and Emery enter the congressional race as searches for the right man begin. The office expects clear choices without extensive inquiry.
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Eir
Congress
Watson
Lee
Smith
Emery
Governor Hunt Vetoes Saxton Ballot Reform Bill
Governor Hunt vetoed the Saxton ballot reform bill last Monday, signaling support for what he described as honest voting and election integrity. The action ends the reform push and sets the stage for potential legislative responses.
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Gov. Hunt
Farmer's Cake Tallow Sale at Truth Soap Works Warren
Farmer's Cake Tallow was purchased at Truth Soap Works in Warren. The deal involved Tux B. A. Lyng and Son Co. as the party handling the transaction.
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the Truth Soap Works
Warren
B. A. Lyng & Son Co
Harrison's first year in office judged fair by Press
The St Paul Pioneer Press offers a fair estimate of President Harrison's first year. It notes the year is a period of stress amid criticism, compares it with Cleveland's first year, and concludes Harrison has not harmed good work and has acquitted himself well compared with other administrations. Two years hence a fuller judgment may be possible.
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St. Paul Pioneer Press
Harrison
Cleveland
Mr. Harrison
Letter attacks highlighting Emery and Allen political clash
The Mirror publishes a personal letter from ex Senator Emery of McKean county criticizing Senator Allen. The piece argues Emery’s conduct harmed his own bills while Allen maintained broad support. It questions Donly endorsers and urges Warren county Republicans to control local candidate choices, predicting aid to Allen in primaries.
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Mirror
Emery
McKean County
Allen
Billingsly
Senate
Congress
Donly
Warren County
Montana Republicans Win Case In Senate Elections
The committee on elections in the U S Senate declared in favor of Wm F Saunders and Thomas C Powers in Montana. The majority rested on merits, not Governor and Secretary of State certificates, and relied on facts supplied by the Democratic contestants. The majority and minority reports were signed by all Republicans and Democrats respectively.
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Montana
Committee On Elections
U. S. Senate
Wm. F. Saunders
Thomas C. Powers
Turpie
Washington Prepares Columbus Park Plan Along Rock Creek
The city debates a Columbus commemorative project a 2000 acre public park west of Washington along Rock Creek with an initial cost of 1.2 million dollars half funded by the city. Supporters see a lasting civic asset while critics warn of real estate speculation and rising costs.
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Washington
Columbus
Rock Creek
Front line call to action echoes in political disharmony
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes Watson faces Lee of Venango and Lew Emery of McKean, but they fail to appear while the Mirror urges them to "come to the front." The doodle organ seeks strong home patronage, ready to strike at a home candidate, amid outsider resistance and internal maneuvering.
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Watson
Lee
Venango
Lew Emery
McKean
Pittsburg Dispatch
Mirror
Doodle Organ
Turis and the weary world of unpaid debts and piracy
A narrator laments pirates living on air and broken promises while a Duna man declares he will no longer support the paper after years of nonpayment. Yet many readers pay honest debts and help the printer endure with a silver lining as the old earth keeps turning.
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Turis
Duna
Buffalo Sunday Express to Feature Louisville Tornado Views
The Buffalo Sunday Express, in its April 6 issue, will publish phototype views of the Louisville Tornado, a map showing the storm’s course, and a concise graphic narrative of the calamity. Next Sunday’s issue is expected to attract interest.
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Buffalo Sunday Express
Louisville
Express
Scribner's April Preview Highlights Notable Series
Scribner's for April includes the start of a notable series on The Rights of the Citizen the final of the Electric Series begun in 1889 a travel article across the Syrian Desert and the second paper on Charles Lamb's homes and haunts an essay on Wagnerianism and its link to Italian opera the end of Octave Thanet's Arkansas tale and two short stories including a Miss Jewett piece plus an instalment of In the Valley The Point of View department offers brief essays on Spring Philosophy Style and The Paradox of Humor.
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Scribner’s
Syrian Desert
Charles Lamb
Octave Thanet
Arkansas
Miss Jewett
Nesmith and Knupp Lead In All Canned Goods Varieties
Nesmith and Knupp top the canned goods market in all varieties with strong sales across multiple lines. The firms push expansion and quality to maintain leadership status in the sector.
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Nesmith & Knupp
Wyoming Statehood Sought by House and Other Notices
The House indicates Wyoming may become a state. The estate of Gen. Crook is valued at $1000. Stanley plans to sail from Cairo to England on April 7. Johnstown sends $500 to Louisville sufferers. Oxford defeats Cambridge in the Thames boat race. Two female foot pads rob a man in Chicago. More on women's rights. Bismarck turns 75 on April 1. Rep. Randall reports improvement. Barnum declines Bridgeport mayoral bid. Mrs. Harrison returns from the South. Around April forty delegates to the Republican State Convention will be elected. Samuel D. Irwin seeks President Judge in Warren Forest. John A. Davis, Rochester’s former treasurer, gets five years for embezzlement. Justice James V. Campbell of Detroit dies, a Michigan pioneer and nine-time Chief Justice. Eight Clark sons receive post offices named Clarkson, Wanamaker five, Harrison four, Morton and Dudley one each, Halford one, McGinty one. Miss Margaret Blaine and Walter Damrosch to wed on April 17. Senate passes the Dependent Pensions bill by 42 to 12. Quay in Florida, Cameron from North Carolina visit noted. Sheriff Flack of Yonkers resigns, easing the governor’s process. Crawford county delegates bolster Delamater’s list. light vote outside Titusville, Meadville, Conneautville, Seegertown. President Harrison proclaims the new British Extradition Treaty takes effect April 4, extending crimes beyond the 1842 treaty.
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James V. Campbell
Detroit
Michigan
Clarkson
Wanamaker
Harrison
Morton
Dudley
Halford
McGinty
Margaret Blaine
Secretary of State
Walter Damrosch
New York
Flack
Tammany
Hill
Crawford County
Delamater
Titusville
Meadville
Conneautville
Seegertown
Great Britain
United States
A Granger on Senator Allen in Warren County
Ep. Matz critiques a Mirror attack on Senator Allen. He urges focus on House bill No. 10, arguing voters misunderstand its tax aims, defends Allen against rival claims, and calls for unity to pass a tax relief law rather than a broader measure. He warns of internal party rifts and favors cautious, practical politics.
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Senator Allen
Chandler’s Valley
Matz
Sugar Grove
Senate
Allen
Donly
Thompson
Samuelson
Warren County
Brown
Mr. Brown
Mr. Allen
Senator Brown
Minister R J Stevin Dies On Pulpit Stage In Illinois
Norris City Congregational minister Rev. R J Stevin died Sunday night after a sermon on life’s uncertainties. He uttered a remark about life being a span then collapsed at the pulpit, reportedly wanting to pass from the world while preaching.
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R. J. Stevin
Norris City
Ill
Yale President Proposes Study Plan for Youth to Eighteen
In the April Forum President Timothy Dwight of Yale outlines a proper course of study for a boy up to his 18th year and weighs old and new education systems. Rev Dr Lyman Abbott contrasts new theology with agnosticism, framing liberal orthodoxy. Chas Dudley Warner discusses blame for sensational newspapers. C Wood Davis argues overproduction drives agricultural depression with supporting stats. Francis Minor advocates woman suffrage noting prior experiments succeeded.
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Timothy Dwight
Yale University
Lyman Abbott
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth
Chas. Dudley Warner
Louisville Tornado Leaves City in Ruin and Death
A violent tornado struck Louisville Kentucky on March 27 creating ten minutes of horror. The storm leveled houses, toppled street cars and telegraph poles, and a two mile diagonal path of destruction left hundreds dead or injured. Reports from Louisville dated March 30 tally ninety four bodies recovered and total losses exceeding one hundred thousand dollars with broader tolls in Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Louisville
18Th
Maple Streets
Seventh and Water
Union Depot
Water Works
Louisvillle
Tennessee
Kentucky
Destructive Kentucky Tornado Wrecks Towns and Homes
A Kentucky cyclone devastates Grand River and Caledonia destroying whole towns. Laurel County and Crit Tid en den County report numerous blown houses and heavy losses. Dixon Springs and Marion suffer dramatic destruction with many fatalities. Enterprise Indiana loses a church and four homes while Jeffersonville sees many homes demolished.
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Louisville
Paducah
Kentucky
Grand River
Cumberland
Laurel County
Crittenden County
Times
Hopkinsville
Caledonia
Dixon Springs
Smith County
Marion
Enterprise
Ind
Jeffersonville
Opinion Notes Sheriff Appointment and Gambling Remarks
Public opinion items discuss Gary Hill appointing Gen. Daniel E. Sickles as sheriff despite party fault lines. Other notes question gambling in progressive euchre and a remonstrance over licenses. Anecdotes recount Bill Scott’s reputation and Col. Geo. W. Hooker praising a robust Vermont stomach.
Bargains in 50 Cent Dress Goods and Mail Order Savings
Great pleasure to offer this season's elegant and satisfactory productions at lowest prices. Mail order service with samples and full satisfaction. 50 cent All Wool Imported Suitings 38 to 40 inches wide in stripes and mixtures. 100 pieces 40 inch Imported Plaids 40c. 50c All Wool 50 inch Scotch Cheviots. 38 inch Cloth Bourettes 50c. 75c Imported Tailor Suitings in 38 inch width. 33c 36 inch Wool Suitings. 500 pieces Latines 15c 20c. Zephyr Ginghams 15 20 25c. Anderson's Ginghams 40 45c. Challis up to Imported All Wool at 50c. Spring Summer Fashion Journal and Catalogue coming April. Free by postal card.
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Mercantile House
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Tyrol
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E. A. Weagraff
E. A. Weagrafh
J. S. Green
Said Street
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A. Eugene English
Lyman Palmiter
Kinzua, Pa
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C. F.griswold
Pleasant
Waekng County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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Court of Common Pleas
Vista EE
General Assembly
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D. U. Arird
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Federal St
Allegheny, PA
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Warreborough
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Mary Mead
Pittsfield
Penn
R. D. Mead
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Sheffield
A. Palmer
Anne
Siegel
Berlin
Knox
Surahs
Awa. Davis
A. A. Davis & CO
LG Noyes
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Main St
Kopf & Henry’s
Jos. Horne
Penn Ave
Pittsburgh, PA
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J. P. Hanson
Ida KE
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Mary C. Morrison
J. C. Bennett
W. R. Ewing
Wilson Law
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Emeline Pero
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E. A. Brooks
J.C. Wells
Dobbs
Spent Hayner
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Nancy L. Hoffman
J.G. Curtis
Commonwealth Ex
W. N.Y
R. R. Co
Duck & Bovee
Wm. Spinner
J. H. Eddy
Anchor Savings Bank of Pittsburgh
Stoneham Tannery Co
R. P. King
Stoneham Tan, Co
John Gustafson
Penna
B. D. Jackson
Same
J. W. King
Fame
W. H. Truesdell
Nellie Buchanan
T. Staples
John Galloway
A. Giegrich
Supke
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H. P. Mead
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J. A. Breckwoldt
L. A. Rogers
Samuel Davidson
C. C. Duffield
L. Rosenzweig
D. A. Arird
Proth’s
Etters
Jane C. Osgood
Wright
Sam’l E. Barnes
Sheffield, Warren, Co
Mason & Hamlin
Boston
E. C. Graham
J.K. Ronne
Hory Street
Diamond Breck
P. Greenland
Episcopal Church
Amarmioth
P. Greenlund
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