Warren county Treasurer candidates announced
A. W. Jones of Chandlers Valley is a Republican candidate for Warren county Treasurer in the November election, pending nomination at party primaries and county convention. D. F. A. Wheelock of Lottaville is similarly announced for the November election after Republican primaries and county convention. wm. P. Nuthins of Youngsville is named as a Republican candidate with primaries on Saturday May 1 and convention on Monday May 6.
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A. W. Jones
Chandler's Valley
Warren County
D. F. A. Wheelock
Lottaville
Wm. P. Nuthins
Youngsville
Prohibitory Amendment Adopted in Warren County Convention
Yesterday Warren County began with a grand start as the Prohibitory Amendment was adopted. The first Warren County Convention proceedings are fully detailed on our local page. The meeting was splendid, earnest, and enthusiastic, drawing representative citizens from all parties and sexes to support the cause of God and Home and native land.
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Warren County
Warren
W. C. King
Christian Church
United States
United State
High Seas
Renge
Charles W. Stone
the Commonwealth
Dixon Wins Rhode Island Senate Seat in Family Line
Rhode Island politics center on the Dixon family as Nathan F. Dixon secures the U S Senate seat after Chace resigns for low salary. The third Dixon to hold the office joins Aldrich to bolster the Republican party in a state famed for money in politics.
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Dixons
Rhode Island
Bayards
Delaware
U. S
Chace
Nathan F. Dixon
Senate
Aldrich and
Dixon
Wanamaker Commended for Prohibition Support
A Philadelphia Methodist Ministers meeting unanimously praised Postmaster General John Wanamaker for his clear avowal in favor of the prohibition amendment and his intent to vote for it. Clergy discussed alcohol costs, with Bishop Bowman noting politics stay out of the campaign, and Rev. Solomon Cooper citing liquor deaths and license revenues as context, planning weekly discussions leading to the June 18 election.
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Wanamaker
Philadelphia
John
John Wanamaker
Bowman
Solomon Cooper
Pennsylvania
Fifty-first Congress Official List May Shift in December
An exchange cites Gen. Clark's unofficial House list showing 164 Republicans and 161 Democrats with a Republican majority. The Pennsylvania delegation is 21 Republicans to 7 Democrats. The Clerk may confirm 168 Republicans and 162 Democrats when official, bringing House to 330 with five new members. Republicans expected to gain three from the Dakotas and Washington, Democrats one from Montana, preserving a sixvote GOP majority.
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Gen. Clark
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
States
House
Dakotas
Washington
Montana
Experimental Farming and National Station Funding
Secretary Rusk released a pamphlet tracing the history and aims of agricultural experiment stations established under a new Congress law. All states and Dakota now operate stations, totaling 46 main and nearly 60 with branches, employing over 370 scientists and agriculturists. This year the program will receive about $595,000 from the National Government and $125,000 from states and other sources.
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Rusk
Congress
Dakota
Our Present Fence Law
Gov Beaver approved repeal of the 1700 fence law making cattle owners liable for damage when trespass occurs on another's land. Landowners are no longer required to enclose or protect borders even if cattle roam. Owners of cattle must watch carefully to avoid trouble and liability.
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Beaver
Tux Oil City Blizzard Links Edith Kingdon Marriage Rumor
A terse note suggests Edith Kingdon may be linked by rumor to Johnny Ward and Helen Dauvray, noting editorial claims and speculating on whether Kingdon is married to George Gould while Dauvray is tied to Ward, with caution about misreadings.
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Tux
Oil City Blizzard
Edith Kingdon
Johnny Ward
George Gould
Helen Dauvray
Post Office Closures Edict Against Liquor Rooms
Mak Wanamaker aims to enforce the U S Revised Statutes barring post offices from rooms where liquor is sold or where there is access to liquor selling rooms. This practice, though common in parts of the country, is underlined as a policy issue.
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Mak. Wanamaker
Women’s Vote Across Pennsylvania Ties and Bows
The Franklin News notes that if the June election were decided by women alone, the Amendment would gain a majority sufficient to wrap twice around Pennsylvania and tie in a double bow knot in the middle, illustrating strong female support for the measure.
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The
Franklin News
Pennsylvania
Ballot Reform Fails To Move Reform in New York Vote
The New York Assembly passed the Australian ballot measure along party lines with Democrats opposing and Republicans backing it. Civil Service Reform advocates pressed the bill in Harrisburg and Philadelphia arguing for secrecy and reduced bribery, while Pennsylvanians asserted current laws suffice.
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Indiana
Montana
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Tennessee
New York
Gov. Hill
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Civil Service Reform Association
Special Election Committee
Senate
Reyburn
Cooper
Messrs
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Prohibition Fact Review From Kansas Editors
A Kansas Observer summary recounts L A Maynard of the New York Observer visiting Kansas and Iowa. He reports prohibition did not kill Kansas but altered towns, with population growth in Topeka Hutchinson and Fort Scott. Revenue from licenses declined but police costs fell. grocers and dealers note drinkers buy better goods and pay bills. Many officials urge prohibition as right and just.
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Kansas
L. A. Maynard
New York Observer
Iowa
Pittsburg
Atchinson
Leavenworth
Topeka
Hutchinson
Fort Scott
Pennsylvania
Houck
Spillman
Manhattan
Guthrie
Col
Abernethy
Lewis
Wachita
Philadelphia
Love and stage romance in The Royal Guard review
A New York Sun critique analyzes Frank Mayo in The Royal Guard, praising his aggressive, offhand lovemaking style as practical and appealing to young women seeking decisive devotion. The piece contrasts traditional sentimentality with Mayo’s confident, witty approach and his Constance as an ideal recipient of his forthright affection.
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Strasbourg
Frank Mayo
Royal Guard
Mayo
D'Artagnan
Dumas
Constance
D’artagnan
N. Y
Transfer of Warren County Superintendent Hires New Postmaster Deputy
Harrisburg letter reports Arird resigns as County Superintendent of Warren County Schools to become Deputy Postmaster under Postmaster Love. H M Putnam, Pine Grove, appointed to fill unexpired term, praised for character and qualifications. Also discusses Warren Mirror notes on intoxication and debate over constitutional prohibition and amendment, plus state affairs including Army and Senate actions.
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Harrissoure
Ep. Mart
T. W. Arird
H. M. Putnam
Warren
Arird
Love
Warren County
H.M. Putnam
Pine Grove
Union School
Glade
Putnam
Warren Mirror
The Cider Question and Prohibition Implication
A Beech Creek resident asks if home production of grape wine and apple cider remains lawful after the Prohibition Amendment, which if adopted in June forbids the manufacture or sale of intoxicants for beverage use. The press clarifies that whether Beech Creek products are intoxicating determines legality post June 18.
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Beech Creek
Phila. Press
Warren County
Cider Defined as Intoxicant by Iowa Court ruling
Des Moines dispatch reports Mt. Pleasant decision on cider as intoxicating liquor. Witness testified cider was bought at the defendant's restaurant and Judge Travers ruled cider becomes intoxicating in time, thus prohibited by law banning all intoxicating liquors.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Mt. Pleasant
Travers
A Railroad's Grand Army of Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Company employs 89,369 people across 7,581 miles of track. Of these, 45,227 work on the Pittsburg to New York line, including executives and Altoona shops. East of Pittsburg and Erie there are 11,689 on 2,496 leased miles, totaling 56,916 east of Pittsburg and Erie. West of Pittsburg and Erie employ 32,453, making a grand total of 89,369 on 4,213 miles east and west combined.
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Grand Army
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
New York
Fourth Street
Altoona
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Women vote in Kansas confirm trend toward good government
The Meadville Journal notes Kansas women voting by the thousands two weeks earlier, far above 1887 levels, with Topeka and other cities showing strong support for pure governance. Oskaloosa reelects women rulers while Cottonwood Falls and Rossville empower female leadership, signaling suffrage persistence. It laments telephone company profits as excessive in a taxed economy.
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Kansas
Topeka
Ring
Oskaloosa
Cottonwood Falls
Rossville
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending April 13 1889
Real estate transfers listed for Warren County and surrounding areas include Geo W Green to Laura Pierce Eldred for 160 dollars W E Henderson and wife to E O'Donnell Mead 3750 dollars R C Howe to S S Fagley Glade 1800 dollars Treas Warren Co to J B Strong Pleasant 600 dollars J B Strong to L B Wood Pleasant value received W C Russell to A S Bogart Glade value considered J L Grandin et al to Oscar Irvine Tidioute 1000 dollars Oscar Irvine and wife to J A Ulf Tidioute value received Philip B Summers et al to Henry Buerkle Glade 1 dollar Mary E McCully et al to Henry Buerkle Glade 300 dollars Guy C Irvine to Thos Irvine et al Glade 10 dollars Jos M Wardwell and wife to Geo Traub Mead 2000 dollars Francis Henry and wife to Henry A Messenger Warren 400 dollars Union Oil Co to J W Jenkins Mead 1 dollar Margaret Walker et al to Farnsworth & Gibson Mead 1500 dollars A Steelsmith to Campbell & Cross Mead 4000 dollars K Campbell et al to S Farnsworth et al 1697 28 dollars Zurial Allen et al to Henry Smith Farmington 35 dollars Henry Hice to W R Sewell Triumph 597 41 dollars M C Smiths heirs to Huldah R Smith Spring Creek 8500 dollars A V Mott and wife to Wm S Marsh Pine Grove 1000 dollars Andrew L Mason and wife to Lewis Weil er Conewango 64 dollars John Stuart et al to W M Cummings Sugar Grove 1 dollar Hatton Sweet and wife to Levi Hartson Farmington 184 84 dollars Ira a a n
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J. B. Strong
L. B. Wood
Pleasant
W. C. Russell
A. S. Bogart
Glade
J. L. Grandin
Oscar Irvine
J. A. Ulf
Philip
Summers
Henry Buerkle
Mary E. McCully
Death of E A Baldwin Honored by Warren Commandery
Warren Commandery No. 63 E T learns with regret of E A Baldwin’s Jan 9 death in California. A longtime Tidioute resident and loyal Mason, he was genial, generous, and devoted to duty. The brothers offer sympathy to his wife and daughter and pledge to honor his memory by exemplary conduct. Committee: Albert W. Ryan, Co. W. Uhdey, C. C. Thompson.
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Warren Commandery No. 63
E. T
E. A. Baldwin
California
Tidioute
Albert W. Ryan
W. Uhdey
C. C. Thompson
Temperance Initiative in Warren Presbytery Pushes Constitutional Amendment
The Presbytery of Erie meeting in Warren backs a Constitutional Amendment and urges full participation. Rev. W C King denounces the saloon linking it to crime, poverty, and moral decay, urging enforcement and temperance activism.
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Presbytery of
Erie
Warren
Correction from Bell Bros Olean N Y April 11 1889
Letter from Bey Bros successors to Dusenbury Truesdell addresses a Temperance column misstatement about a dry goods house in Olean New York. They deny regretting leaving Warren, defend business success in Olean, and accuse malicious rumors. They explain leaving Warren for a better opportunity and express gratitude for Olean.
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Olean
N. Y
Warren
Bey Bros
Dusenbury Bros. & Truesdell
Brete Harte story to appear in Courier issues
The Buffalo Sunday Courier and Weekly Courier announce a new Brete Harte story to be published in their April issues. The paper touts its Western New York news, AP wires, and exclusive rights, with advertising for Castoria and hair renewer products.
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Buffalo Sunday Courier
Weekly Courier
Brete Harte
Courier
New York
Associated Press
Special Wires
All Newsdealers
Dr Henry Baxters Mandrake Bitters Advertisement
When troubled with dizziness and poor appetite, take a few doses of Dr Henry Baxters Mandrake Bitters. It promises to improve how you feel and is warranted to give satisfaction by N C Allen and Bi F Morris.
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Dr. Henry Baxter
Imoe
N.C. Allen
Bi F. Morris
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Federal St
Allegheny, PA
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Liberty
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Epittsburgh, PA
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Narren
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G. W. Sill
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Bradford
Allegany Fields
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Gen’! Agt
Union City, PA
Jones & Rouse
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Rochester
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