Ohio Republicans Endorse Sherman and Foraker at Toledo Convention
At Toledo last week the Ohio Republican convention made Sherman permanent president and endorsed him for president. Gov Foraker was renominated by acclamation as the ticket leader. The platform calls for immigration limits on anarchists and criminals, a free ballot, Civil-service reform, and abolition of tobacco Internal Revenue tax. The ticket includes Capt William Cotter Lyon for Lieutenant Governor and Judge William Thomas Spear for the long term on the Supreme Bench. The convention praised Foraker for breaking a corrupt ring and resisting the President's surrender of rebel flags.
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Ohio
Foraker
William Cotter Lyon
William Thomas Spear
Supreme Bench
Franklin J. Dickman
Cleveland
Gov. Foraker
Mississippi
Maj. A. Mackenzie
United States
St. Paul
Des Moines Rapids
Maj. Mackenzie
Des Moines Canal
Randall
The
Evening Star
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Democratic Party
Behring Sea
Shepard
Rush
Alaskan
Treasury Department
Challenge
Seattle
W.T
Anna Bock
Dunalaska
Bush
Sitka
Alaska
United States District Court
Harris
Memphis
Washington
Tennessee
Capitol
White House
Inter-State Commerce Commission
W. H. Council
Huntsville
Ala
Colored Normal and Industrial School
Inter-State Commission
Baltimore and Ohio
York
Indiana
Mexico
Central Road
Laredo
Warren County Prohibition Convention meets in Court House
The Warren County Prohibition Convention met last Tuesday in the Court House with delegates from 18 of 28 districts, including many non-voters. Rev. H. Hall presided, and J. M. Davies, H. T. Pratt, and Miss A. Buck served as Secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Court House
Rev. H. Hall
Garland
J. M. Davies
H. T. Pratt
A. ©. Buck
Charles Lott
S. Kracer
W. A. McCrary
Jane Orr
W. D. Todd
President to visit St. Louis Democrats next Fall
An Ania delegation of St. Louis Democrats invited the President to visit them in the fall when the G A R is not in his path. He accepted and will bring his office with him. He plans another stop in the South aided by Gov. Lee of Virginia and his staff.
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Ania
St. Louis Democrats
Washington
G. A. R. Fellows
South
Gov. Lee
Virginia
Governor Braver Will Delay Appointments Until Party Nominations
In a letter to a McKean county correspondent, Gov. Braver states he will not appoint an additional judge for the McKean Potter district or the Fayette Greene district until Republican nominations are set. He will appoint the convention’s choice in each case, aligning with his Supreme Bench vacancy policy.
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Braver
McKean County
McKean-Potter
Fayette and Greene
Supreme Bench
Civil Service Reform Labeled Sham by Hrearns
Eocene Hrearns decries current Civil Service reform as a sham and humbug from start to finish. Higgins is seen as correct, yet misdirected, for not following his superiors by showing a different outward stance while acting in another direction.
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Higgins
Twe Canadian officials capture Yankee fishing schooner
Canadian authorities seize another Yankee fishing schooner amid expected weak enforcement of the Retaliation bill. The Arrow man faces criticism for his stance as monster blacksnakes are reported in Warren county harvest fields.
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Cleveland
Warren County
Two State Conventions Set for August Meetings
The Republican State Convention convenes in Harrisburg on Wednesday August 17 and the Democratic State Convention meets in Allentown on August 31. The article notes amendments to the state constitution and previews a local historical feature.
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Harrisburg
Allentown
International Military Encampment Opposes Colored Troops
A Chicago event plans a grand dress parade with international teams surpassing Washington drills. Col. Richardson questioned race participation. Secy Beveridge confirms Gen Bentley bars colored troops from attendance. The writer condemns the policy as an outrage and backward prejudice.
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Chicago
Washington
Col. Richardson
Sec’y Beveridge
Y Be
Gen. Bentley
Gen
Bentley
Indiana Republicans Eye Strong 1880 Pattern After State GOP Outlook
Gen. Carriahan, chair of Indianapolis Central Republican committee, says Indiana Republicans are in better shape than since 1880 and credit Democrats’ actions toward Lieut. Gov. Robertson and the Legislature. He notes Robertson’s likely nomination for governor and Indiana’s support for Gen. Harrison. Porter as VP is possible if Indiana backs the ticket. Party unity expected regardless of nominees.
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Carriahan
Central Republican Committee of
Indianapolis
Indiana
Robertson
Superior Court
Harrison
Porter
Platt Seeks Grant as Republican Secretary of State Nominee
A New York dispatch reports ex Senator Thomas G. Platt offered Col Fred Grant the Republican nomination for Secretary of State and believes Grant would accept. Platt's conciliatory policy aims to boost the ticket with Grant as a rising political figure amid a hard line against Cleveland's flag proposal.
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New York
Thomas G. Platt
Col
Fred Grant
Col. Grant
Platt
Hiscock
Cleveland
Blaine Health Rumors Declared False By Augusta Authority
The Augusta authority denies reports that Mr. Blaine would return home immediately and that he is ill. Mrs. Blaine states he is in excellent health, enjoying Scotland, driving and walking daily, and even dancing on the green, which signals vigor and readiness for public life.
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Blaine
Augusta
Scotland
Postmastership Showdown Sparks Clerical Rivalries
The Washington Postmastership sparks conflict among the faithful as the Columbia Club plans to name Wm. Dickinson for Cleveland's backing. Rumors claim the President may favor Gen. Hancock's widow, while Dickinson's strong executive ability is praised by a Democratic ally who warns Grover may act unpredictably.
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Washington
Columbia Club
Cleveland
Wm. Dickinson
Gen
Hancock
Dickinson
Grover
Richmond businessman urged to resign over election fraud stance
The New York Tribune quotes Lewis H. Blair of Richmond Virginia condemning election fraud and intimidation of negroes as a sin. The Democratic City committee, of which he was a member, called on him to resign, warning he will face social boycott. The piece argues Democrats fear fair elections would make them a minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. Blair
Richmond
Democratic City Committee
New York Tribune
Campaign to End Georgia Convict Lease System Criticized
The Cleveland Leader quotes investigations condemning Georgia convict camps as slave labor yards run by brutal overseers. It notes prisoners, mostly Black men and women, endure reek of brutality and death, arguing the system stains the nation until abolished.
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Georgia
Grady
New South
Cleveland
Whalebone Molded Corset Maintains Shape While Worn
Sold at a local department shop, the Whalebone molded corset promises lasting form when worn. The ad highlights durability and feminine fit as key selling points for daily use.
Mandrake Bitters Sold With Satisfaction Guarantee
Proprietors of Dr Henry Baxters Mandrake Bitters advertise a large bottle for 25 cents promising the greatest good to the greatest number and warrant every bottle to give satisfaction or money refunded per seller B F Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baxter
Mandrake Bitters
B. F. Morris
Runaway crash Recovery and July heat warnings cross state lines
Mrs Gen Logan has recovered from injuries and traveled from Carbondale Illinois to Chicago. Citizens are urged to exchange trade dollars at banks before September first as they will not be accepted after then. Headstone funding for unmarked soldiers graves is exhausted and no requests made after March 25 will be fulfilled until new appropriation passes. An editorial comment urges respecting privacy and notes Ireland faces famine due to heat and drought with crops in danger. Heat advice warns quitting work in extreme heat to avoid sunstroke and illness, plus cooling tips and caution against worry.
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Logan
Chicago
Carbondale
Ill
Quartermaster General
Congress
Friends of Ireland
New York Sun
Utica Herald
Exchange
Joan Sill
Fred E. Sill
Boulanger
M. Ferry
Akron
Ohio
Frontenac
Ontario
County Antrim
Ireland
Paris
Richard Greenlaw
Memphis
Tennessee
la Salle
Illinois
Emperor William
Gastein
Beverly
Massachusetts
Sheehan
Kerry
Killarney
Thomaston
Maine
Hopedale
Ilinois
John Taylor
Brigham Young
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Key West
Boston
National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
Spanis
Russia
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reading
Monsignor Persico
Pope
Fleishman
New York
Thistle
Glasgow
Ridgeway Station
Reading Pennsylvania
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Charles J. Vernan
Susan Bonfori
Mexico
Lake Texcoco
Manitoba
Red River Valley Railroad
Rose Cleveland
Fifth Avenue New York
Charleston
Alton Road
Lincoln
Carter H. Harrison
St. Luke’s Hospital
Margarette Stearns Harrison
Girard B. Allen
St. Louis
Armour
Dr. Green
Western Union
National Prohibition Committee
Minnesota Railway and Navigation Company
Wisconsin
Superior
St. Paul
John O'Day
William J. Wammond & Sons
Pittsburg
Prince Bismark
Spain
Senor Jastillo
Caroline Islands
San Francisco
Leland Stanford
The
Southern Pacific
Gladstone
London
Nanticoke
Prince Edward Island
Citizens’ Savings Bank of Leavenworth
Clemens
Central and South American Telegraph Company
Panama
Atlantic
South America
State League of Ohio
Republican Clubs
Toledo
Daniel Ryan
Scioto
National League
Jobkn Kerman
Ellen Lama
Charles Bessinger
James M. Comly
City
Naval Board
Atlanta
Secretary of War
Yeatman
War Department
White House
Francis
Cleveland
Secretary of the Interior
New Mexico
George C. Gorham
Senate
United States
America
Gorham
Lamar
Interior Department
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Iowa
Sioux City
O’brien
Chicago, Milwaukee and
John ‘Thurston
Samoa
Washington
England
State Department
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
High Seas
Charles W. Stone
Commonwealth
Philadelphia prepares for Constitutional Centennial celebration
A Philadelphia committee guiding the Constitutional Centennial Commission met the President at the White House to finalize plans. The program spans September 15 to 17 with processions, parades, receptions, state and foreign dignitaries, and a Presidential address delivered by Mr Justice Miller. The President will host events and attend with Mrs. Cleveland and Cabinet members.
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Philadelphia
Constitutional Centennial Commission
White House
Pennsylvania
United States
Justice Miller
United States Supreme Court
Cleveland
Rheumatism linked to blood element, claims Stomach Bitters cure
A medical claim asserts a contaminating blood element from indigestion causes rheumatism and joint stiffness. The text praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a comprehensive remedy superior to poisons, noting its usefulness for malaria fevers, constipation, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder issues, debility and other disorders. It urges buyers to obtain genuine preparations.
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Hostetter
Local Liquor Dealer Ad Claims Fast, Low-Cost Service
An Erie Pennsylvania wholesale liquor dealer H. V. Claus advertises prompt service for foreign and domestic spirits, wines, and related goods. J N Bauman of Warren Pennsylvania endorses the ad.
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H. V. Claus
Erie
J. N. Bauman
Warren, Pa
Duel Challenge and Global Disasters Dominate World News
Boulanger challenges M. Ferry to a duel while European and American events unfold. Reports note four drownings in Akron Ohio and extensive flooding in the east with multi‑million losses. Fires in Frontenac Ontario cause major damage and Panama loan markets falter in Paris.
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Warren Mail
H. Briggs
Glade
J.w.dunkle
Clarendon
M. Crocker
Brokenstraw
Phil. N. Robinson
South West
C. J. Gunning
Freehold
A. E. Pelton
WM. Jewell
Conewango
J. H. Horton
Sheffield
Israel Conrath
Warren
T. Fulkerson
Sugar Grove
George Ensworth
C. A. Rosine
Pittsfield
C. A. Strong
Kinzua
A. Hertzel
W. W. Hague
Tidioute
L. Kracer
W. H
Stone
G. N. Parterson’s
Holland
Uvuly Vy
Goopricu
Fehlman
Henry & Johnson
A. W. Morck
North Warren
W. C. Rowvanp
Ketterer
Washington News
N. Patterson
AVING
Buffalo
Tunstall & Thompson
Court of Common Pleas
County of
W. D. Brown
Warren Club
Act of Assembly
Freeman & Trunkey
Lewis F. Watson
Rufus P. King
George O. Cornelius
John W.W. Wilkins
O. H. Hunter
H. R. McCalmont
Tionesta Boom and Improvement Company
Tionesta Creek
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Commonwealth
House of Representatives
John T. Hill
W. White
Conewango Foundry
Warren, Penn
C. Richarson
Warren Savings Bank
Arren, PA
I. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A.J. Hazeltine
L. F. Watson
A. J. Hazeltine
M. B. Dunham
L. R. Freeman
JB. Nesmith
Jas, Clark
Keystone Clothing Company
Old Beecher
M. Strelitz
Chas. R. Henry
Second ST
Cery
Henry’s
Chas, R. Henry
First National Bank
L. D. Wetmore
M. Beecher
Cashier
Europe
National Line
Liverpool
Ueenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Gothenburg
Christinia
Copenhagen
M. Ccher
Philip Bysecker
Ias
Hoffman
Market Street
Ludlow House
N. K. Wendleboe
Liberty Street
Standard Paint Co
Japan
East Warren Pharmacy
N. R. Collins & Co
Bradford, PA
Dist
Kenton Co
Kentuc R.collins & CO
Cincinnad
Argoling &Co
Cincinnati
Yimperialy
Kenton Kentucky
Collins & CO
Cincinnati, O
the Gold Leaf Distilling CO
Covington, KY
A. W. Robinson
Geo. C. Cornelius
Admr
Chamberlain Institute
Randolph
N. Y
J.T. Edwards
D. L
Citizens National Bank
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
David &. Gerould
M. Waters
S. P. Johnson
F. Henry
H. A. Jamieson
8. V. Davis
W. Dd. Brown
Geo
N. Parmlee
A. T. Scofield
Transatcs
U. S
H. S. Thomas
Wood & Thomas
Third Street
Liberty
Warren, la
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