Republican primary elections set for Warren County in April 1888
Warren County Republican Executive Committee fixes April 14 1888 for county district primaries and April 16 1888 for the County Convention at Warren Court House. Voters may cast one vote for each listed office including Congress General Assembly Sheriff Prothonotary Clerk of Courts two Warren Academy trustees and delegates to national and state conventions. J H Donty chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogrs
Warren
Warren County
Congress
General Assembly
Warren Academy
Court House
Republican slate announced for 27th district offices
The notice names L F Watson of Warren County for Congress, C C Thompson for Legislature, D U Arird for Prothonotary and Clerk, E A Allen for Sheriff, Henry Fuellhart for Sheriff, and Capt H H Cum Ma G s of Tidioute as a delegate to the Republican National Convention, all subject to district and county convention decisions and primaries in 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Watson
Warren County
27Th
E. A Allen
Freehold
Henry Fuellhart
Tidioute
H. H.cummags
Delegates and candidates for Republican conventions named
Capt H H Cumings of Tidioute is announced as a candidate for delegate to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. The counties Venango Warren McKean and Cameron will choose four delegates and two alternates plus one elector. Various candidates for Congress and state offices are listed with counties and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Cumings
Tidioute
Chicago
Venango
Warren
McKean
Cameron
Emery
Congress
Col. Hulings
E. W. Smiley
Capt. Mackey
Judge Cochran
Warren County
Col. Watson
Henry Brace
Supreme Court
Delegates Named for Warren County Republican Club Meet
A Warren county clubs gathering is set for April 9 to discuss perfecting county organization and selecting delegates to the statewide Republican Club Convention at Lancaster on April 26. Delegates from the Warren Club include H. R. McCalmont O. C. Allen C. W. Uddy and J. A. Schofield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancascaster
Warren County
Warren
H. R. McCalmont
O. C. Allen
C. W. Uddy
J. A. Schofield
Lancaster
Scott's Way and a Washington Correspondent's Critique
A Washington correspondent for the Chambersburg Valley Spirit outlines Congressman Scott's method of compiling a list of state office holders with notes on their attitudes toward reform. The piece criticizes polling tactics and cites the Postmaster Pearson as an example of civil service reform. It also notes edits in river and harbor funding, and mocks Scott's Erie harbor spending versus his election cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Washington
Chambersburg
Pearson
New York
Cleveland
Tammany
Pittsburg Gazette Editor Davin N Waits Dies
Davin N Waits former editor of the Pittsburg Gazette and a founder of the Republican party died at his Sewickley home on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davin N. Waits
Pittsburg
Blair Educational Bill Faces House Roadblock
The Senate approved Blair educational measure but opponents in the House Committee on Education led by Speaker Carlisle are expected to smother it. Proponents argue the state must prevent ignorance with available wealth and education funding. Senator Pugh cites Alabama and Southern states, noting postwar poverty and inadequate school conditions despite taxpayers’ efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Senate
House Committee On Education
Carlisle
United States
South
Pugh
Supt. of Public Instruction of
Alabama
Reforming newspapers to protect home readers
Mrs Cleveland argues for selective newspaper circulation. She urges women to discriminate between papers allowed into the domestic circle and those deemed unsuitable. Self interest would compel owners to present healthier content for youths and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frank Harp Runs For Congress In Toledo District
Frank Harp announces a free trade platform and bids for Congress in the Toledo district. The piece notes his campaign message and imminent election, with an ominous undertone about his fate after the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harp
Toledo
Frank
Glorious Victory in New York High License Fight
The New York Assembly passed the Crosby high license bill 66 to 61 amid delays and amendments. Democrat Bagley advocated fee reductions from 2000 to 1000 and 500 to 300. Republicans mostly supported the change. Six Republicans abstained or erred, including Emery, Gallagher, Goerss, Morgan, Reitz, and M A Smith. Buffalo Express reports the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnson
Onondaga
Messrs
Emery and Gallagher
Erie
Goerss
Niagara
Morgan and Reitz
M. A. Smith
Sullivan
Buffalo Express
Enjoy Life While You Can Philip Armour Vacation
A New York World excerpt discusses Philip D Armour the pork packer and provision dealer taking a health vacation to Carlsbad after twenty years of nonstop work. It argues rested workers maintain enjoyment and longevity, contrasting wealth with lost capacity and urging daily rest and longer vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip D. Armour
Carlsbad
Armour
New York World
Republican League Convention in Lancaster 1888 Notice
A convention of the Republican League of Pennsylvania will meet at Fulton Hall Lancaster on Thursday April 26 1888 at 11 am to elect officers and executive committees and promote league objects. Each club eligible may accredit three delegates. notice to all clubs. Joan Weiss Cras Voorhees president Arthur L Barts secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican League
Republican League of
Pennsylvanania
Fulton Hall
Lancaster
Joan H. Weiss
Cras
E. Voorhees
Arthur L. Barts
New York Weekly Herald offers impartial political digest
The New York Weekly Herald announces a weekly impartial epitome of all party movements to be mailed in the United States and Canada from June 6 until after the election for 40 cents. Address James Gordon Bennett, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Weekly Herald
United States
Canada
James Gordon Bennett
New York City
States set early elections ahead of presidential race
Rhode Island votes April 4 followed by Louisiana April 17. Alabama holds August 6 with Arkansas September 3, Vermont September 4, Maine September 10 and Georgia October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Louisiana
Arkansas
Vermont
Maine
Georgia
Alabama
Judge Rules Land Ownership Extends to Tree Branches
Judge Henderson of Huntingdon County declares that landowners own all fruit and branches on their property line and may remove or saw off overhanging growth as far as claims extend. The ruling affirms the right to crops and overhanging timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Huntingdon County
Jupees White
Ewing
Pittsburg
Mutual Live Stock Insurance Ad and Market Notes
Insure horses and cattle at once with Union County Mutual Live Stock Insurance Co. of Mifflinsburg Pa. Rates are low and losses paid promptly. District agents listed for Warren Erie Forest McKean counties. Also a market brief from Sinclairville NY: 187 tubs of dairy butter sold at 24 to 27 cents, eggs 14 cents per dozen, maple sugar 10 cents per pound, maple syrup 80 cents per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Mutual Live Stock Insurance Co
Mifflinsburg
Warren
Erie
Forest
McKean
North Clarendon
Warren County
Davip Spence
Dist
Sinclairville
N. Y
Arnica Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Cure
Dr. Oldshue of Pittsburgh advertises Arnica and Oil Liniment as a speedy remedy for rheumatism. The notice lists 534 Grant Street, Pittsburgh PA, and attributes the claim to B. F. Morris and N. C. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldshue
Grant Street
Pittsburgh
B. F. Morris
N. C. Allen
Prices and notices from a 19th century paper
Buyers expect Ohio and Pennsylvania wools at 33 cents this season. Dr. Caroline R Winslow was Chief Justice Waite’s family physician. Sheridan nears memoir completion to be published by Grant’s publisher. Immigration and press statistics show growth. No Sunday liquor sales in New York. Dorsheimer dies in Savannah. Waite funeral noted with broad official attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Caroline R. Winslow
Waite
Horace Greeley
New York
United States
Canada
New York State
Personal Liberty Party
Wm. Dorsheimer
New York Star
Savannah
Florida
Dorsheimer
Lyons
Wayne County
N. Y
House of Representatives
Paret
Senate
House
Judges and Bar Association Committee
General Sheridan
Admiral Porter
Nottingham
Ottingham
Phosphatic Baking Powder Claims Examined
A critical essay questions the safety and wisdom of using phosphatic baking powders and warns against medicines like alum and calomel as additives. It asserts Royal Baking Powder uses pure cream of tartar acid and minimizes residuum while condemning manufacturers for pushing purported hygienic benefits through phosphates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Baking Powder
National W C T U Minutes and Pledge to Organized Work
The National W C T U minutes, 434 pages with a 32 page digest, outline aims for a national superintendent in each state and a local superintendent in every union. It notes 65 million pages of literature and Union Signal circulation of 40 000 weekly, with minutes priced at 15 cents. The piece recalls female pioneers and asserts women’s advances across professions and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Signal
LaSalle Street
Chicago
Nashville
Tur Women’s Congress
Abby Kelly Foster
Cleveland
Elizabeth Blackwell
Lucy Stone
Henry Blackwell
Judge Cady
Mr. Stanton
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Grace Greenwood Lippincott
Julia Ward Howe
Mary Livermore
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Women’s Medical College
Wellesly
Alice Freeman
Freeman
Judge Waite and the pressures of public life
A remark attributed to Chief Justice Waite notes his duties do not hurt him but the social life of Washington wears him down. The excerpt likens political circles to heavy eating and drinking, suggesting public figures are overworked and frequently ill when at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite
Washington
Not a more tenacious monster than malaria in old text
Malaria is described as a relentless foe in various forms. The text claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters gradually relaxes its grip, cures dyspepsia and constipation, and drives away rheumatism and kidney trouble. It extols the remedy as a powerful, pure medicine restoring health and quiet nerves. Resort to it in time to avoid suffering.
First Prayer in Congress Recorded in Thatcher Text
A note from Thatcher's Military Journal dated December 1777 preserves Rev. Jacob Duche's First Prayer in Congress. The scripture rich invocation asks God to guide and protect the American States, grant wisdom and valor, and bless the assembly with peace, order, and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Thatcher
Jacob Duche
Jesus Christ
Kemp's Suppositories touted as best pile cure at drug store
Daily at L. G. Noyes' drug store Kemp's Suppositories are advertised as the most successful treatment for piles. The copy claims immediate relief for old sufferers and a permanent cure with timely use, noting price information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Noyes
Kemp
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The
Warren Mail
C. C. Thompson
Prothonotary, &c
D. U. Arird
Tur Ledger
le Oe
Grant
Temperance Department
Philadelphia
Devil Fish
Hugo
Philo. Weekly Press
Geo. Batt
Public Library
Noyes’ Drug Store
Nancy A. Bates
Spring Creek
Aaron Bates
Admr
Ae Crawford Co
Glade Township
Court of Common Pleas
East Warren
W. V. N. Yates
OHN B. Cable
Cable Brother
Traveler’s Insurance CO
Hartford, Conn
Life and Accident Insurance
Hoffman Block
Warren Savings Bank
Keystone Clothing Company
Clothiers
Brewers
W.H. Houghtling
C.B. Goodwin and Son
Kendall Brothers
W.H. Davenny
General Merchan
L. Chadwick
General Merchandise
CT. Bordwells
Billiard
State of
Youngsville Borough
W. D. Belnap
J. W. Agrelius
J. G. McKee
Mead and Jackson
McDowell and Kinnear
H. L. Mead and Company
Fred Swanson
Mad Alger
Warren Borough
People’s Co-Operative Store
Johnson and Siegfried
Columbus Borough
Brokenstraw Township
Wm. Spinner
A. Mintzer and Co
Boston Shoe
Boots
J. K. Weaver
J. Bayer
John Langdale
Green Store
Gro
W.H. Metzgar
Merchan
John Cooney
George Kolfrat
Ceries
Lesser and Company, Hardware Ll Oil Well Supply Co. Limited
Oil Well
W.G. Shannon
H.R. de Long
Cherry Grove Township
J.B. Miller
Thomas Brothers
Groceries
W. D. Johnson
Tiffany and Loven
Greenland
Warren Feed Company
Conewango Township
J. E. Blair
S. W. Ferguson
P. Greenland
H. A. Hardenburg
Wm. Messner
A. Ruhlman
Green Groceries
A. Siegel and Sons
David Shear
Goodrich and Fehlman
Bell Brothers
George Ball
Sol Cohn and Co
Richard Ward
Jennings and Lohnes
J.J. Nes
C. McLaughlin
John Buck
Wm. Jewell and Son
Kopf & Henry
T. 8
Messner & CO
Goode
Pine Grove Township
Bennett Brothers, General Merchandise
W.C. Hale and Company
Roman Schnur
Moll
P. F. Lewis
E. H. French
Mott Brothers
J. L. Thompson
Ise
A. A. Clark
J. E. Houghwood
Neil Patterson
G. Turner
Andise
Spring Creek Township
Corydon Township
J. Clawson
J. M. Turney
Hardware
Joseph Green
General Merchan Aiga
Ral Merchandise
Wm. Baker
Gilson and Baker
Drugs
M. A. Myers
West Spring Creek
Johnson and Cummings
W. Spring Creek
F. H. Cauley
Clarendon
Grosvenor
Lane
Russell
Frank Caro
Kinzua
W.P. Grindley
Mrs. C. Schwing
John Schmutz
Geo. B. Wiliams
D. Ridlesperger
Conewango
Offerle and Son
W. H. Pickett and Co
G.L. Friday
G. L. Friday
Brown and Friend
Wyman and Davis
Kopf and Henry
G. W. Cogswell
C. W. Sersall
Green
Hunter and Jarvis
Merck Brothers
Charles R. Henry
A. A. Davis and Co
J.J. Taylor and Co
Samuels and Brother
Wane
Nelson Mead
E. E. Pierce
P. B. Canfield and Son
T. J. Reynolds
K. T. Jaquay
South West Township
Gillman and Thurber
Myron Dunham
T. V.S. Morian
Taecere
George S. Davis
C. H. Shurmer and Co
A. B. McKain and Son
N. K. Wendlebee
J.schnur
F. R. Scott
F. D. Cogswell
Warren Mills Company
Thomas
Kolfrat and
Clarendon Borough
M. Quinn
W. F. Caldwell
General Merchan- Gisc
Cseeceeereres
J. M. Green
General Merchan- Cisc
Coccsereeseees
Sugar Grove Township
Deerfield Township
W.P. Crouch
Clark and Company
Chandler’s Valley
Harry Wilson
Hultberg
Thayer and Company
Chandler's Valley
D. E. Cook
Sugar Grove
Eldred Township
McDonald Brothers
John Barlow
J.P. Mericle
Wood Brothers, Hardware
Bush and Belnap
R. Peterson
Drugs and Nations
Thompson Brothers
W. H. Mix
Wheelock and Son
Mrs. D. Pierce
S.C. Graham
N.H. Blanchard
Elk Township
C. Forsburg and Anderson
Imel and Shank
L. H. Darling
M. W. Harrington
Farmington Township
A. G. McIntyre and Company
Curtis and Davis
Sheffield Township
Painter Brothers
George H. Ernest
E. Brown
A. I. Fitch
Williamson and Phelps
J. R. Durham
M. Jackson and
Brother
A. W. Storey
J. H. Driscoll
Boyd Brothers and Young
Boyd Brothers
G. M. Hill
Wallace W. Briggs
RB. E. Miller
G. A. Johnson
F. D. Austin
Fred Anderson
L. Epstine
Freehold Township
W. D. Whitney
Lottsville
Kay and Johnson
P. Wright
Wrightsville
J. A. McArthur
S. M. Rhodaberger
Goat and Weaver
Knight and Hamilton
Fessler and Lewis
M. H. Whitling
A. Harris
H. L. Hershfield
James Fagan
Oil
Tidioute Borough
J. R. Mitchell
E. L. Coates
N.C. Allen
J. Baldensperger
Andrew Nelson
Horton, Crary and Company
Siegfried and Skelton
Lewis Laih
H. Roberts
Barnes P. O
A. White
Saybrook P. O
General
J. E. Berkheimer
Triumph Township
W. P. Wagner
J. Trashel
W. C. Russell
Dunkle
A. Dunn
C. E. Hapgood
G. H. and
R. W. Humphrey
Watson Township
W.W. H. Mabie
Hotels
Kinzua Township
Chas. Kemble and Son
W. R. Dawson
J. O. Strong
C. P. Bucklin
L. D. Patterson
John Siggins
E. A. Culver
H. Fuellhart
W. D. Bucklin
J. T. Hardegan
Chas. A. Allen
J. L. Acomb
C. Fuellhart
J. A. Ulf
Thompson and Henry
Julius Borquin
D. M. McCall Furniture
J. B. Jennings
Bear Lake Borough
H. L. Wilcox
V. Mather
Howard and Laquay
Smith and Sinclair
Merch
J. H. King
L J. Tate
Weagraff and Rapp
D.G. Blackman
Val Benson
G. W. Moorhouse
Hardware Weagraff and
Kerr
Pittsfield
Township
Watt and Andrews
H. F. Andrews and Company
C. D. Horn
C. S. Morris
P. Goudy
Ayers and Stright
Erickson Brothers
Mer
Dean, Russell
J. C. Davidson
S. Connelly
L I. A. Whitney
Henry Keppel
H. E. McConnell
Mead Township
E. M. Clap and
F. H. Rockwell and Company, General Merchandise
A. G. Shope
T. W. Dempsey
George H. Leonhart
C. W. King
Warren Frank Metzgar
Warren N. N. Hanchett
J.C. Nuttall
Brokenstraw
John Farnsworth
Cherry Grove
J.N. Gerow
Grand Valley
C. A. Millins
Enterprise
Ables
W. Hathaway
Garland
A. D. Frank
Frank Hoyt
Columbus
John Coleman
Youngsville
C. McClintock
Corydon
Charles O. Ryberg
Sheffield
Andrew Erickson
Treasur
A.S. Dalrymple
Mercantile Appraiser
Waren, Pa
LACE
Satines
Anderson’s
Boggs & Buhl
Federal St
Allegheny, PA
Citizens National Bank
Warren, PA
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
David L. Gerould
M. Waters
P. Johnson
F. Henry
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
W.D. Brown
A. Hertzel
Geo
N. Parmlee
A.T. Scofield
U.S
Loren Gould
Conneaut, Ohio
First National Bank of
Benjamin Ellis
Frewsburg
Chautauqua County
First National Bank
Albany
Saratoga
Boston
Pullman Palace
Pullman
Great
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Minnesota
Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Texas
H. Garfield
Cery
R. Ward
West Water Street
Ohn Rowland
Gees Belepnmines Decorative
Sangina
Hickory T
Steen
Farmington Coal CO
Leeper, Clarion Co
Tylersburg Station
Brueton
Bayou
Miss Defarge
Sunfire
Kenyon
Douglas Duane
Lippincott'’S