End of Telegraph Strike Criticizes Leadership and Losses
After four weeks the telegraph strike collapses as strikers lose ground and the company resumes old rates. The W A Telegraph refused to recognize the Brotherhood. most strikers fail to return, while the company absorbs vacancies. The piece argues strikes are counterproductive and urges better terms, faster service, and reliance on mail if needed.
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W.A. Telegraph Company
Warren
Western Union
Prohibition Folly and Liquor Dealers in Ohio
The Toledo gathering of a Liquor Dealer's Association denounces Prohibition and urges a Democratic victory this fall to aid liquor interests. It argues Prohibitionists should fund the Dems, while noting Prohibitionists may align with Republicans, and questions the sincerity of temperance advocates amid heated political tactics.
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Teddy-Stickers
Ohio
Toledo
Governor Pattison Tours Veterans Camps and War Staff Revealed
The governor leaves the $3,000 a day Legislature for a few days to observe the troops. He visits Chester Williamsport and Conneaut Lake inspecting the second Brigade under Gen. Beaver. The staff includes Adjutant General Guthrie Inspector General Goddard Surgeon General Reed and others with Aids de Camp Harts hone Embick Hudson Plummer.
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President Arthur would be applauded to free Mason
The Franklin Press notes Hox Scawyter Cotfax favors pardoning Sergeant Mason rather than awaiting continued punishment. It contrasts this with broad lament over decline of faith amid patent medicine excesses as a general societal concern.
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Scawyter Cotfax
Arthur
Sergeant Mason
Albany
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Franklin Press
Longtime New York Couple Near 100 Face Delayed Hiring
Profaniy and his wife of Downsville are about 96, nearly 76 years married, making them state's oldest couple. The note humorously contrasts their longevity with government jobs, joking that job seekers must wait until next fall for a decision as officials take summer trips.
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New York State
Peter Bogart
Downsville
Democrats Face 3 009 Per Day Call In Extra Session
An exchange predicts Democrats will craft a durable ticket and platform when they present it to voters to answer for the extra session costing 3009 dollars per day. The Governor dispersed the State army at the first trial but cannot disperse his extra Legislature while funds remain in the treasury.
Greenback County Convention Set in Youngsville Monday
The Greenback County Convention will be held in Youngsville on Monday August 27. An advertisement in this issue directs readers to N. K. Wendelboe's for wall paper paints and painter's materials.
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Dorsey Contradicted in Campaign Allegations
Ex-Sheriff Daggett of Brooklyn rebuts Dorsey claims about Indiana campaign funds and Garfield relations. Daggett says Dorsey’s revelations are false and that the Star-route probe, payments, and appointive pledges were misrepresented. He asserts Garfield never promised protection or cabinet options, and that Indiana strategy was Indiana led with Arthur approval.
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Powell and Taggart urged to halt self praise and push reform
The Philadelphia Times argues Democratic nominees Powell and Taggart must stop handshaking with small politicians and demand immediate leadership changes. It contends the party suffers from a do nothing legislature and costly leadership, worsening the candidates’ chances each day.
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Taggart
Phila. Times
Powell
Judicial district realignment shifts Elk to Cameron Clinton
The Elk Democrat notes a new judicial deal moving Elk from Warren and Forest to Cameron and Clinton. It laments Judge Brown’s departure but welcomes Judge Mayer of Lock Haven, asserting district politics should not affect justice. It cites Gov. Hamilton and Democratic reform rhetoric about unpaid revenues and corruption.
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Clinton
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Mayer
Lock Haven
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Maryland
Westward railroad expansion reshapes U S business
Four Pacific railroads plan routes west of the Rocky Mountains by September to split the business currently held by one dominant line. Experts note a rapid pace of railroad construction may seem excessive, yet the country’s potential appears boundless, with needs changing faster than a decade ago.
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Rocky Mountains
Legislature’s Heavy Cost Looms Over Taxpayers
The Phila Times notes the present legislature has run 230 days at 3000 dollars per day with 126 days left in the year and 335 days of 1884 remaining, warning taxpayers of the substantial ongoing expense.
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Phila
Times
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Summer resorts priced high and plans of Mr Moody
The Star risburg notes summer resorts are costly though not luxurious. It reports evangelist Mr Moody will travel to Ireland in early September, stay a month, then proceed to London for the winter.
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Mr. Moody
Ireland
London
Patient Praises Dr Day's Liver Pills In Brookville Ad
A Brookville Pennsylvania man named K Cacuacen says a box of Dr Day's Liver Pills helped him more than five dollars of medicine previously. He endorses the product in this testimonial style notice.
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K. Cacuacen
Brookville, Pa
Free Bottle Offer Boosts Dr. Bosanko Cough Syrup Trust
LL G Noyes the druggist offers a free bottle of Dr Bosanko s Cough and Lung Syrup to all suffering with coughs colds consumption asthma and throat lung ailments to prove confidence in the remedy amid reports of business failures.
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LL. G
Noyes
Bosanko
Letter from Wisconsin Promotes Zopesa Patent Medicine
An 1882 letter by J C Brown from Wisconsin extols Zopesa as a liver and stomach panacea. He claims long illness and relief after one bottle, offering references and stating price seventy five cents. He asserts personal well known status and urges readers to try the remedy.
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Lac
J. C. Brown
Judge Black Dies In York Pa At 1810 Born Lawyer And Politician
Jeremiah Black longtime Pennsylvania Democrat and jurist died at his York home last Sunday. Born 1810 and admitted to the bar in 1830, he served as President Judge, Supreme Court Chief Justice, U S Attorney General under Buchanan, and Secretary of State to end of his term. He defended Garfield against Credit Mobilier charges, despite strong party ties.
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Jeremiah
York
Pennsylvania Democracy
Supreme Court
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Jeff Davis
Garfield
Unfortunate Life Ends in Mississippi River Tragedy
Mrs A B Allison wife of Senator Allison of Iowa ended her life by drowning in the Mississippi at Dubuque on a Sunday night. She left home with a gossamer under her arm, which she cut up and weighted with stones before entering two and a half feet of water. A niece and adopted daughter of the late Senator Grimes, she had been married ten years without children and suffered from nervous disease for years, with a prior suicide attempt. Her husband was away speaking in the campaign when she died.
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Senator Allison
Iowa
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Grimes
President's Camp Lincoln outing reports heavy trout catch
At Camp Lincoln on the crest of the Rocky Mountains 9 000 feet above sea level the party fished yesterday with the President leading in trout fishing. The surgeon Torwood returned with an enormous elk catch while other hunters brought in two antelopes and many mountain birds.
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Robert Lincoln
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Atlantic
Pacific
Torwood
Dr Bosanko Pile Remedy Sold By L G Noyes
An advertisement notes Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy as an absolute cure for piles and skin diseases, sold by L G Noyes the Druggist for 3 cents. It emphasizes relief for sufferers, contrasting health and ailment experiences.
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L. G. Noyes
Bosanko
High Rock Spring Water Promoted for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts High Rock Spring water as superior for dyspepsia constipation torpid liver and related liver and stomach diseases. It recommends a single glass before breakfast and lists Saratoga Springs New York as the address for orders with L. G. Noyes in Warren Pennsylvania as a seller.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
L. G. Noyes
Warren, Pa
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