Warren County Republicans announce candidates for Congress and State Senate
The Warren County Republican community endorses Lewis F. Watson for Congress in the 27th District comprising Venango Warren McKean and Cameron counties and O C Allen for State Senate subject to Republican conventions. J H Denny endorses, urging support for Denny as Senator from Warren County in the proposed district.
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Congress
Lewis F. Watson
Venango
Warren
McKean
Cameron
Warren lawyers named as GOP candidates for President Judge
The notice announces Gro. H. HiGains of Warren Pa as a candidate for President Judge of the 37th Judicial district subject to Republican Primaries and District Conventions. It also names W. M. Linpsry of Warren as a President Judge candidate subject to Republican County Primaries and the 37th Judicial District Convention.
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Gro. H. HiGains, Esq
Warren
37Th Judicial District
W. M. Linpsry, Esq
Warren County Associate Judge candidates announced
A. H. Olmstead of Spring Creek C. H. Wintstrk of Ackley Pa and Bens Evans Sugar Grove Township CRITT Marsh of Kinzua are named as candidates for Associate Judge in Warren County subject to Republican primaries decisions.
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C. H. Wintstrk
Ackley
Warren County
Bens. Evans
Sugar Grove Township
Delamater
Stone
Erie County
E. D. Carter
R. S. Pierce
W. M. Brown
J.C. McLean
N. W. Hull
Wm. H. Sandusky
George A. Evans
Union City Times
Thompson and Samuelson Named as Assembly Candidates
Warren lawyer C. C. Thompson and Sugar Grove resident D A Samuelson are authorized as Republican Primary Assembly candidates subject to nomination by the party.
Warren County Register and Recorder Candidates
We announce 8S. H. Brians Glade as a candidate for Register and Recorder of Warren County and WM. McCray Bear Lake and WALTER W. Hoepers Pine Grove also as candidates subject to Republican Primaries. J E Wheeler declares his own candidacy and asks for support, citing service in war and in peace.
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Register and Recorder
H. Brians
Glade
Register
Recorder
Warren County
WM. McCray
Bear Lake
Walter W. Hoepers
Pine Grove
Stoneham
J. 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 Putin N ROBINSON of South West as a candidate for County Commissioner. We are authorized to announce John A Akwns of Brokenstraw as a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to Republican primaries. We are authorized to announce J G Stathorp of Eldred as a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to Republican primaries.
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O. C. Allen, Esq
Warren
State Senate
N. A. Foster
Farmington
Warren County
Putin, N. Robinson
South West
John A. Akwns
Brokenstraw
J. G. Stathorp
Eldred
James 8. Green
Kinzua
W. E. Rice Esq
Warren County District Attorney Candidate Announcement
The Republican primary authorized J W DuN Kle of Warren as a candidate for District Attorney of Warren County subject to the decision of the Republican primaries.
Lyon as Candidate for County Auditor
H. Ken Lyon of Sugar Grove enters the race for County Auditor subject to the outcome of pending decision.
Republican State Committee Meeting Deliberates Ballot Reform
In Philadelphia last Wednesday the Republican State Committee discussed delegates elected by county panels and voted to have new delegates chosen by the people. Chairman Andrews and Collector Cooper urged ballot reform and outlined Sexton reform bills. Resolutions praising Senator Quay and denouncing his critics were adopted unanimously.
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Republican State Committee
Phila
Harrisburg
Andrews
Elk
Fulton
Collector Cooper
Sexton
Quay
Back-woods editors clash over Cleveland fat remarks
Dana of the New York Sun claims Cleveland is gaining weight while Cleveland retorts with sharp insults. The exchange ignites a publicized quarrel as distinguished men are urged to keep to verifiable facts.
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Dana
N. Y. Sun
Cleveland
Billingsgate
Monument planned for Senator Hale in Concord yard
A bronze monument honoring John P Hale will be erected in the New Hampshire state house yard at Concord. Senator Chandler will donate a statue by Munich foundry, designed by F Van Miller, matching the Daniel Webster effigy. Governor and Council accept and thank the donor.
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John P. Hale
New Hampshire
Congress
Senate
Washington
Concord
Chandler
Munich
Daniel Webster
F. van Miller
Fremont Major General retirement honored by President
The President’s decision to retire Gen. Fremont as a Major General is praised as a fitting recognition. The article recalls Fremont’s 1850s political activism, his “Fremont and Freedom” cry, and his pathfinding fame. It notes his later infirmities and poverty, but argues the honor reflects his role in Republican history and Western expansion.
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Fremont
Freedom
Benton
Pacific Slope
Dayton
Eight hour workday idea gains traction worldwide
A historical reminder argues eight hours for work recreation and sleep. Australia adopted the eight hour day in 1889 and celebrates it like a national holiday. Ohio’s Akron Miller plant reports three years of smooth operation under the system, suggesting broader adoption ahead.
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Australia
Akron
Ohio
Miller
Pennsylvania ex Governors list grows with Hoyt addition
The Philadelphia Times notes changes among living ex governors of Pennsylvania. Pollock has died, leaving Curtin Hoyt and Pattison as the remaining ex governors. Curtin, Hoyt and Pattison are the only living ex governors, with Curtin first elected 1860 and Hoyt 1878 followed by Pattison in 1882.
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Pennsylvania
Matt
Messrs. Curtin
Pattison
Henry M. Hoyt
Phila. Times
Pollock
Milton
William F. Packer
Lyoming
Packer
Andrew G. Curtin
Curtin
John W. Geary
Geary
John F. Hartranft
Hartranft
Hoyt
Messrs
Michigan Retires State Debt With Sinking Fund
The Auditor General announces that on May 1 the final $239,000 installment of the state debt will be paid from the sinking fund, ending Michigan's debt. Only Illinois, Wisconsin, Colorado, and West Virginia share this status now.
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Auditor General’s
Michigan
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Colorado
West Virginia
Friends of Stilson Hutchings in New York debunk death dispatch
A New York inquiry finds a Washington dispatch that said Stilson Hutchings died was miswritten as died. The piece notes the dining places involved blur the issue, concluding the spelling mix up is minor and the matter is a humorous misunderstanding about where he dined.
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Stilson Hutchings
New York
Washington
Five Hopefuls for Randall's Congressional Seat
Speaker Faunce and Senator Mc Aleer of Philadelphia emerge as leading applicants for Randall's congressional seat. Supporters say their credentials fit Randall's shoes, though the key influence lies with the next Congressman in Washington and nationwide.
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Faunce
Senator McAleer
Philadelphia
Randall
Congress
Washington
Country
Short pangram claim notes brisk English sentence
The statement asserts that the sentence pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs includes all alphabet letters and is highly concise with few superfluous letters. It is presented as a spirited example of efficient phrasing.
Congress Approves Quick Flood Relief Bill
Congress passed a $150,000 aid bill in 25 minutes for Mississippi valley flood sufferers. The brief action is seen as helpful but modest against vast losses.
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Congress
Mississippi Valley
Nesmith & Knupp's Coffee and Apple Butter Offerings
Nesmith and Knupp's feature Shaeigh's Sterling Java and Fancy Roasted Rio coffees. They also promote Choice Apple Butter as a specialty product at the store.
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Rio Coffees
Nesmith & Knupp
Nesmith & Knupp’s
Shoe store secures fashion footwear for all ages
C P Northrop's shoe store promotes the best and most fashionable footwear for ladies, gentlemen and children, serving as a local headquarters for style and footwear needs.
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C. P. Northrop
Americas Club Dinner in Pittsburg Honors Gen Grant
About 300 attended the Americas Club annual dinner in Pittsburg on April 26 to honor Gen Grant. Speeches praised Republican progress and called for federal control of elections to curb ballot stuffing. Gov Beaver and Speaker Reed spoke on reform, while Gen Clarkson highlighted the role of Republican newspapers.
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Americas Club
Pittsburg
Gen. Grant
Reed
Gen. Clarkson
Quay
Beaver
Stone
Senator Delamater
Gen
Hastings
John Dalzell
Grant
Gov
Republican Party
South
Yarborough
Supreme Court
United States
Clarkson
America
News and Notes From the Period Journal
High water causes damage in Louisiana and Texas. Arbor Day in New York State observed by schools on May 2. The Delamat er delegation issue remains unsettled as delegates fall short of nomination. Suffering reported in Oklahoma with 300 families in destitute condition per a Kansas dispatch. Garfield Memorial Dedication in Cleveland on Decoration Day being prepared. Stone considered a possible compromise gubernatorial candidate by friends. Eight western military posts slated for abandonment signals reduced Indian unrest. Local humorous quips and political notes from various papers.
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Louisiana
Texas
New York State
Delamater
Oklahoma
Kansas
Cleveland
Friends
Stone
Pittsburg Times
Far West
Cochranton
Indiana
Timely Words on Political Conduct in Campaigns
The Venango Citizen urges Republicans in Warren and Venango counties to reject personal defamation and false reports. It condemns self serving attacks and “hucksters” who denounce bosses and rings, praising faithful, principled Republicans who support the ticket and party success.
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Venango
Warren County
Republican Party
National Farmers Alliance leaders visit Harrisburg notes growth
Col L L Polk president announces nearly 3,000,000 farmers in the alliance with Major Gray of Louisiana. They came from Washington to confer with Pennsylvania farmers about alliance expansion, reporting Pennsylvania has five to six county groups and growing inquiries across the state. The movement began in New York in 1873 and has reached 2,600,000 members officially, with alliances forming at a strong pace in various states.
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Col. L. L. Polk
National Farmers’ Alliance
Major Gray
Louisiana
Washington
Pennsylvania
Alliance
New York
Atlantic
Harrisburg
The Ladies' Home Journal May issue described
No woman could fail to be interested in such a magazine as The Ladies' Home Journal has made of its May number. It covers every aspect of a woman's life in a fresh practical way and tells her precisely what she wants to know. A year subscription costs one dollar. Published at 433 Arch Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
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The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Arch Street
Philadelphia
May Scribner's Magazine highlights Barbizon art and home building
Scribner's Magazine for May features an illustrated survey of the Barbizon country tied to Miller's paintings, a practical home-building piece for small incomes, two original short stories by new writers, the second Rights of the Citizen installment, and a piece on Japanese theatres by a Japanese author with Japanese art. Stanley's Emin Relief Expedition Across Africa article will lead the June issue. Mr. Stanley will contribute only to this magazine.
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Scribner’s
Barbizon
Miller’s
Stanley
Africa
Methodist Centennial in New England Celebrations
October marks the hundredth anniversary of Jesse Lee’s July 10 1790 sermon under Boston Common’s elm. The event will be celebrated with a Boston centered program, featuring Methodist Episcopal churches in New England. Growth figures show 1100 churches 125000 members and 1000 preachers across the region, with Methodists outpacing Baptists in scholars and numbers.
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Jesse Lee
East
Old Elm
Boston Common
Massachusetts
Boston
New England
Methodist Sunday Schools
Methodist Church
Union
Republican Promise and Performance in The Forum May Issue
The May Forum features ex-Speaker Carlisle reply to Senator Dawes on the current administration, Gen Roger A. Pryor answering Judge Tourgee on Negro suffrage postwar amendments, plus articles by Frederick A. Sawyer Sigmond Jeisler Lt B A Fiske and C Wood Davis. Fifty cents per copy five dollars per year.
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Carlisle
Dawes
Roger A. Pryor
Sigmond Jeisler
B. A. Fiske
C. Wood Davis
Rifle Practice Season Set For State Guard Units
Colonel L A Watres announces a target practice season from May 1 to Nov 8 for the State Guard. All officers and enlisted men with rifles must practice. units may draw 40 members for rifle practice. Company commanders must oversee ranges. Blunt's manual adopted. shells returned to the arsenal. Old 50 caliber guns and ammo to be turned in. 45 caliber rifles to equip the division. Eight days pay debated. aims to keep eight days if funds permit. Arsenals report 164000 rounds ball, 148000 blanks at start. 20,000 ball rounds sent out. 1000 rounds per company and 500 per HQ.
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L. A. Watres
Blunt
Hastings
Harrisburg
Department of Mercy Report Promotes Humane Reform
The article discusses the W C T U expanding into a Department of Mercy with Bands of Mercy to teach kindness to animals, reduce cruelty, and oppose vivisection. It cites Mrs Catherine Simters and Mrs Lovellin, notes educational use in Sunday and day schools, and highlights testimony of kinder behavior and avoidance of criminal acts in children. It condemns vivisection as brutal and urges legislation, referencing Frances Power Cobbe and Benjamin Bryan. It also lists local notices and advertisements from Warren and surrounding areas.
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Department of Mercy
Willard
Bands of Mercy
Catherine Simters
W. C. T. U. Work
Loyal Temperance Legion
New York Tribune
W.C.T. U
Frances Power Cobbe
America
Benjamin Bryan
Germany
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Family Educator as a Handy Family Schoolmaster
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary is a great family educator and every family with children should have this grand volume. It answers hundreds of questions for each child and serves as a reliable schoolmaster for the whole family.
Goodrich & Fehlman's Market Offers Dried Fruits Delicacies
California evaporated apricots prunes pears plums and peaches headline Great variety at Goodrich and Fehlman s. Crown Acme Oil also promoted with products including fine layer figs available at the same store.
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California
Goodrich & Fehlman’s
Do mestic and Wilson sewing machines for quick cash sale
I have a good supply of Domestic and Wilson sewing machines for sale cheap for cash or easy payments. Save by calling before buying elsewhere. 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
Loomer’s Molded Tailor Made Corsets At Jno. Kertcher’s
Ladies seeking a well fitting comfortable corset should buy Loomer’s Molded Tailor Made. Sold only at Jno Kertcher’s, successor to G N Patterson.
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Loomer
Harper’s Bazar
Jno. Kertcher’s
G. N. Patterson
Jno
Kertcher’s
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