Warren County Republicans announce candidates for Congress and State Senate
The Warren County Republican scene includes Hon. Lewis F. Watson announced for Congress in the 27th District comprising Venango Warren McKean and Cameron counties subject to nomination by the Republican Convention. O C Allen Esq of Warren announced for State Senate subject to Republican Senatorial Convention decision. J H Donny endorses his candidacy for State Senator with bar association support urging district voters to back him.
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Congress
Lewis F. Watson
Venango
Warren
McKean
Cameron
O. C. Allen, Esq
Senate
Warren County
J. H. Donny
Warren candidates named for President Judge race
The announcement names Gro H Hraams Esq of Warren Pennsylvania as a candidate for President Judge of the 37th Judicial district subject to Republican Primaries and District Conventions. Also named is W M Linpsry Esq of Warren as a candidate for President Judge subject to Republican County Primaries and the 37th Judicial District Convention.
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Gro. H. Hraams, Esq
Warren
37Th Judicial District
W. M. Linpsry, Esq
Four candidates named for Warren County Associate Judge
A. H. Olmstead of Spring Creek C. H. Winttstr of Ackley Pa. Benj Evans of Sugar Grove Township and Critt Marsh of Kinzua are announced as candidates for Associate Judge of Warren County subject to Republican primaries.
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C. H. Winttstr
Ackley
Warren County
Benj. Evans
Sugar Grove Township
Republican Assembly candidates from Warren and Sugar Grove
We are authorized to announce C. Cntrompson of Warren as a candidate for Assembly subject to nomination by the Republican Primaries. We are authorized to announce D. A. Samuelson of Sugar Grove as a candidate for Assembly subject to nomination by the Republican Primaries.
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Assembly
C. Ccntrompson, Esq
Warren
D. A. Samuelson
Sugar Grove
Warren County Register and Recorder candidates announced
WM McCray of Bear Lake Mic Braces of Glade and WALTER W HODGES of Pine Grove announce candidacies for Register and Recorder of Warren County. The notice dated Feb 19 1890 in Stoneham PA states E Wheeler seeks nomination and asks voters support noting wartime service and now peaceful service.
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Stoneham
Warren County
E. Wheeler
County Commissioner Candidates Named for Warren County
We are authorized to announce N A Foster of Farmington as a candidate for County Commissioner of Warren County. We are authorized to announce J A Akins of Brokenstraw as a candidate for County Commissioner subject to Republican primaries. We are authorized to announce J G Sanford of Eldred as a candidate for County Commissioner subject to Republican primaries.
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N. A. Foster
Farmington
Warren County
Pab. N. RobiNson
South West
John A. Akins
Brokenstraw
J. G Sanford
Eldred
Republica
Warren County District Attorney Candidate Declared
J. W. Dun Kle, Esq., of Warren, announces candidacy for District Attorney of Warren County, subject to Republican primaries decision.
Warren lawyer named delegate candidate for Republican primaries
The committee announces W. E. Rice Esq. of Warren as a candidate for Delegate to the State Convention subject to nomination at the Republican primaries.
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W. E. Rice Esq
Warren
State election hints and party gains noted
The article reviews a recent state election with little public choice and predicts a likely Republican legislature. It cites the new Australian voting system’s slow count, Rhode Island supplementary elections shifting seats, and mentions Duartes Emory Samira’s withdrawal as Russia minister and Charles Emory Smith stepping down as Phila Press editor.
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New York
Rhode Island
Grand Committee
Duartes Emory Samira
Russia
Phila
Charles Emory Smith
Flag to fly from nearly every school building soon
The present school term will end with the American flag flying from almost all local school buildings. The movement stems from the Patriotic Order of Sons of America and the Junior Order United American Mechanics, highlighting the school system as a core American institution and its pupils as future citizens.
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Patriotic Order of Sons of America
United American Mechanics
Louisville storm leaves vast damage and worry
In Louisville observers dispute whether the storm was a tornado cyclone hurricane or monsoon but residents agree it caused severe damage to lives and property and disrupted daily life.
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Louisville
Gould Leaves City Amid Big Fortunes Alarm
A New York paper notes Jay Gould has departed the city, a startling move given his wealth and the expectations of those who know him.
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New York
Jay Gould
Iowa Prohibition Debate Ends in Postponement
Prohibition in Iowa shows mixed results with country success and urban failure. The Anti-Prohibition Republicans call for local option and a combined law, but the House voted 51 to 49 to indefinitely postpone the local option bill, ensuring the prohibition law remains in force for at least two more years.
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Iowa
Republican Party
House
Ewart
Voice discredited sensational interview on prohibition in Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Press rejects the Voice tale of a hidden interview with H P Crowell secretary of the Brewers Association. It notes Crowell denies the story and asserts funds accusations are slander. It states Pennsylvania voted 484 644 against prohibition and 296 617 for.
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H. P. Crowell
Brewers’ Association
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Crowell
Lund
Mrs Emma Souraneers Aged Author Years Of Writing
Georgetown woman Emma Souraneers, a former teacher, wrote for papers and magazines including Retribution. She reportedly authored 67 novels, earning about $10,000 a year, and was deserted by her husband after two years of marriage due to her literary success.
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Emma D. E. N. Souraneers
Georgetown
Washington
National Era
Tariff Bill Would Trim Revenue by Fifty Million
The bill aims to cut revenue by about 50 million dollars annually with 10 million from internal taxes 27 million from sugar and 13 million from other items. Its fate hinges on Senate action and passage this session remains uncertain.
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Senate
Bridgeport Ad Seeks Mexican Lady For Money Gift
An advertisement from a Bridgeport paper seeks a Mexican lady to be Chu Fong's wife. She would not need to work as he reportedly has substantial funds and offers $10 for the best candidate.
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Bridgeport
Chu Fong
Tur Kansas City Journal weighs mayoral speech ability
The Tur Kansas City Journal argues the opposition candidate cannot deliver public speeches and urges a unanimous vote if the charge is proven. It suggests the town Mayor, who demands a speech on a light provocation, should be the one to note the issue and respond.
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Tur
Kansas City Journal
Wood
Birthday gifts reflect popular warmth for veteran diplomat
The presents to Bismarck include two dogs forty mugs over a hundred pipes tobacco three guns preserves bacon eggs cakes candy medicine and many more items too numerous to mention showing how close he is to the people's affection.
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Bismarck
Tur voting system gains momentum across eight states
The Australian style balloting, modified, has been adopted in eight states and shown to be a complete success in Massachusetts, Montana, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Tennessee, Missouri, and Wisconsin. Pennsylvania should follow suit and stay in step.
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Massachusetts
Montana
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Tennessee
Missouri
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Lovrnsville Relief Efforts Raise $130,000 for Sufferers
Officials refused external aid and proceeded with practical relief for the dead and wounded and the needy. The community has raised about $130,000 for relief efforts and ongoing assistance.
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Lovrnsville
Capitol Hill gains long water main extension
Tur Washington papers boast a major water main reaching Capitol Hill securing ample supply for the Capitol. Yet critics warn the Capitol restaurant still serves cold tea in plenty and remain skeptical of real improvements.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Queen Victoria May Abdicate in Favor of Prince of Wales
Report states Queen Victoria may abdicate letting the Prince of Wales rule next. The aging monarch has long served and the public hopes the heir will be given a chance to lead.
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Victoria
Prince of Wales
Wales
Speaker Reep Maintains Quorum Amid Party Split
The article notes Speaker Reep kept a House quorum despite Democratic opposition though races last week tested his leadership. It compares a quorum breaker to a horse race beating a baseball game in impact and attention.
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Speaker Reep
Nelly Buy Lecturing Tour Faces Limited Appeal
The tour struggles as audiences feel Bly has enough. The issue stems from public interest and personal principal rather than entertainment value, reflecting broader disinterest in Nelly Buy's message.
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Nelly Buy
Nelly
Latest Millinery Styles at Jno. Kertcher’s Store
Millinery trends arrive daily at Jno Kertcher’s successor to G N Patterson. Customers view fresh hats and headwear in latest styles and season colors.
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Jno
Kertcher’s
G. N. Patterson
Electric power to replace axe and saw in lumbering
The article notes electricians claim electricity can heat wires to white heat to replace manual cutting and sawing in lumbering. It suggests electricity could fell trees and mill timber with less labor, cut costs, and reduce sawdust, while acknowledging risks and the rapid pace of invention.
Name of President’s Son Ed Board Candidate Loses in Cleveland
Harry Garfield, son of a martyred president, ran for the Cleveland Board of Education but lost in the primaries to Ferdinand Gunzenhauser.
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Harry Garfield
Cleveland
Board of Education
Ferdinard Gunzenhauser
The Situation in Venango and the Lee Decision
The Oil City Blizzard reports that Senator Lee declared candidacy for Congress, forcing Republican voters in Venango County into a dilemma. Support for Lee risks depriving Watson of a second term, a result seen as inconsistent with the tradition of a second term. Many voters express sympathy for both men but feel Watson deserves renewal given the prior argument for a second term when Lee ran for State Senate.
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Venango
Lee
Congress
Watson
Three men seek McKean county endorsement for Congress
McKean Miner reports three gentlemen seeking endorsement for the Congressional nomination in the district. Col. Lewis F. Watson of Warren, the current legislator, has announced his bid for a second term, arguing his right to reelection as the district’s representative. The piece notes the district’s likely permanence and warns against a one term principle sparking ongoing wrangles.
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Congress
McKean County
Col
Lewis F. Watson
Warren
McKean Miner
Supreme Court ruling on oil land leases and contracts impact
Bradford Star discusses two views on the Supreme Court decision requiring lessees to honor rental contracts for oil land. It notes hardship for operators when land proves worthless yet vows to uphold contractual bonds and criticizes past ambiguous leases by some in the industry.
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Supreme Court
Bradford Star
April issue of The Ladies Home Journal promises bright stories
The Ladies Home Journal presents a cheerful domestic life mood with top stories and home poetry. The April number is described as especially strong, offering helpful articles for women. Published at 433 435 Arch street Philadelphia Pa for one dollar annually.
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Ladie
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Public meeting not backing Stone for Governor
The Bradford Star states the opera house gathering was not held to favor Secretary Stone as governor candidate. It says the event went against the wishes of his closest friends and he cannot be held responsible for charges against his rival.
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Opera House
Stone
Bradford
Warren’s Finest Spring and Summer Clothing House
The store under A Weiss manager is described as Warren county’s top shop for spring and summer apparel. It recently overhauled its interior and offers a large stock of fashionable serviceable clothing for men and boys with emphasis on summer suits and savings.
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Warren County
Carver House
A. Weiss
Warren
Wuiss
Sewing Machines for sale in Warren Pennsylvania
I have a good supply of Domestic and Wilson sewing machines and will sell cheap for cash or easy payments. Call before buying elsewhere to save money. Office and residence 112 East Water Street Warren Pa. F A Coastwe Lt 29m6m Warren Pa
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Wilson
East Water Street
Warren
F. A. Coaswe
Lane's Family Medicine Promoted as Spring Cure
An advertisement claims Lane's Family Medicine is a "great root and herb remedy" discovered by Dr Silas Lane in the Rocky Mountains. It is said to cure blood, liver and kidney diseases and to aid constipation and complexion. A large-size package costs 50 cents at all druggists.
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Lane
Silas Lane
Rocky Mountains
Praise for Colby Piano by Theo Pfaffin
The Colby Piano Company receives praise from Theo dore Pfaffin for their new style C mahogany piano. He notes the instrument’s fine tone and touch, and cites Pfaffin as a respected piano salesman and critic with long experience in the trade.
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Colby
Colby Piano Company
Theodore Pfaffin
Chrcago Cottage OrGan Co
State Street
Cuicago
Inn
Colby Piano Co
Erie
Pfaffin
Pithy political jabs and public notices from era papers
A collage of quips and notes on Susan B Anthony banners, pensions and politics. Discussions mock votes and theater moralities, call out pension costs versus railroad dividends, and poke at Democratic officials and Jersey City appointments amid fraud claims.
Public debt cut in March and Niagara tunnel plan
March reports show public debt reduced by $11 389 857 43 while Niagara Falls is slated for a two mile long tunnel costing $3 500 000 with work to start immediately. General Hartranft's widow to receive a $100 monthly pension under a new bill.
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Niagara Falls
Horace Greeley
Chappaqua Farm
The
Tribune
Gabrielle Greeley
New York
New Jersey
Several Global Incidents Highlight Turbulent Times
A raft of twenty negroes capsized off Bogue Falaya Mississippi with seven drownings. General Lewis A. Grant nominated for Assistant Secretary of War. Ways and Means panel set to raise duties on high grade cotton goods. Worcester fire at Forest block causes 50000 loss, insured. Ex State Senator D B Gillam dies from injuries after burglary encounter. Woolwich arsenal workers protest wage rates and threaten strike. Nelson A Miles made Major General and B B Grierson to Brigadier General. Plauen consul’s room looted of a 5000 jewel casket. contents vanished. Emin Pasha arrives in Zanzibar. sympathy for expedition waning. Wisconsin Turners back Bennett law in education. Buffalo court martial over Lt Dyer for debts and assault. Pacific hurricanes wreck ships near New Hebrides with deaths and killings at Mallicolo.
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Bogue Falaya
Miss
Lewis A. Grant
Minneapolis
Minn
Ways and Means Committee
Worcester
Mass
Taylor’s
D. B. Gillam
Alton
Woolwich
England
Senate
Nelson A. Miles
Benjamin B. Grierson
Tenth Cavalry
Plauen
Germany
Emin Pasha
Zanzibar
Bagamoyo
Europe
Wisconsin Turners
Buffalo
N. Y
Dyer
Pacific
New Hebrides
Mallicollo
Stimulants advertised by Klein and local merchants
The notice promotes Klein's Silver Age Rye and other liquors as highly recommended by physicians and hospital superintendents. It lists six year old whiskey options at $1 per quart or six quarts for $5, and mentions wines, brandies, and gins sold cheaply. It also invites readers to request a complete catalogue and price list from MAX KLEIN of Allegheny PA and promotes Dr Wilbur's Cough and Consumption Cure and other local goods.
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Klein
Guckenheimer
Finch
Gibson
Max Klein
Federal Street
Allegheny
Fragmented commodity price list item
A damaged OCR fragment lists prices for agricultural goods including apples butter beans cheese evaporated apples eggs hams lard onions potatoes and shoulders with unclear unit quantities and formatting.
Markets See Mixed Wheat and Flour Prices Across Cities
In New York and Cleveland markets on April 5, flour prices ranged from 1.75 to 5.25 per barrel with country and Minnesota grades. Wheat steady with No 2 red at 83c in New York and 79c in Chicago May contracts. Cattle, hogs, and sheep showed firm to strong trading in Chicago and St Louis areas with beef at 4.60 to 5.00 and lambs around 5.00 to 6.95.
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New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
Ohio
ToyEpo
ChicaGco
Buffalo
Catrle
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Warren Mail
Yours Truly
I. Ball
W. V.N. Yates
WM. Schnur
F. Hoffman
W. D. Hinckley
P. Johnson
Jos. A. Schofield
L. D. Wetmore
H. J. Muse
T. Struthers
Chas. A. Peterson
Isaacs
Alden
ER. D. Wetmore
A. D. Wood
W.E. Rice
Jas
O. Parmlee
Geo
N. Frazine
James W. Wiggins
Warren, Pa
A. H. Olmstead
Spring Creek
Cjitt Marsh
Kinzua
Register and Recorder
Mic Braces
Glade
Register
Recorder
WM. McCray
Bear Lake
Walter W. Hodges
Pine Grove
Aasseve
J. W. Dun Kle, Esq
Public Opinion
Susan B. Anthony
Susan B
Wyoming
Wm. L. Scott
Josh Billings
Franklin News
Union City Times
Meadville Gazette
Philadelphia Times
Pittsburg Times
Archer
Maryland
Democratic State Committee
Hill
Jersey City
Meadville Journal
News and Notes
Dom Pedro
Hayes
Garfield Memorial Association
Struckip
Czar
John
U.S. Supreme Court
Minnesota Farmer's Alliance
Minnesota Farmers’ Alliance
U. S. Supreme Court
Mississippi
Greenville
Huntingdon
Kansas
Eric
W. L. Darina
Merch Drug Store
Richardson & Robbin
Goodrich & Fehlman
Mart
Warren Retail Market
Japan
Rio
Java
W. A. Alexander
Thomas W. Keene
George Learock
Lavina Shannon
Riday
Burgess and Town Council
A. D. Wood, Burgess
Joseph A. Schofield
Pleasant To
Wiioe Er Yagle
Pleasant Township
Treasury
August Lesser
Co. F. Griswold
Pleasant, Pa
Subpecena
Arren
Theodore Akins
Court of Common Pleas
Vista E. Akins
Wm. D. Brown
Henry Fuellhart
B. A. Lynde & Son Compen
Warreborough
William B. Lynde, Sec’y
Mason & Hamlin
Mason & Hamlin, Organ & Piano Co
Chicago
Boston
E. C. Graham
Nurseryman
Rochester
Big& B
Berlin
Knox
Siegel
Surahs
Amanda
John Crooks
Corydon
Orphan’s Court
State of Pennsylvania
J. W. Green
E. A. Weagraff
J. W Green
Susan Hewit
A. Eugene English
Lyman Palmiter
Kinzua, Pa
Jos. Horne
Penn Ave
Pittsburgh, PA
Jane C. Osgood
Sheffield
R. C. Wright
Sam’s E. Barnes
Sheffield, Warren, Co
Mary Mead
Pittsfield
Arren County
Penn
R. Mead
Warren Co
Jane Chandler
A. H. Chandler
Adm
Chandler’s Valley
Boggs & Buhl
Allegheny, PA
Warren Savings Bank
Savings Banks
Wisevings
Marriea
A. J. Hazeltine
O. W. Beaty
Geo. B. Ensworth
Cashier
M.B. Dunham
A.J. Hazeltine
L. R. Freeman
Jas. Clark
L. B. Wood
C. W. Stone
F. I. Well
H. Noyes
J. K. Ronne
Higkory Street
A. A. Davis & CO
Rai
L. G. Noyes & Co., Druggists, Warren
Kopf & Henry
Main St
Kopf & Burr
WM. Spinner
Diamond Block
P. Greenland
Episcopal Church
Mammoth Furniture Store
P. Greenlund
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