Death of Col. Watson during Washington visit
Col. Lewis F. Watson of the 27th Pennsylvania district died suddenly in Washington last Monday forenoon. The Pennsylvania delegation in Congress adopted resolutions expressing sorrow and vow to attend his funeral in Warren, with a committee appointed to convey his body home for burial today. Eulogies are planned in the House later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Watson
Washington
Warren
Pennsylvania
House
Congress
Lewis F. Watson
Senate
Republican Plan to Tax Corporations and Reduce Local Taxes
A party proposal links corporate tax settlements to funds for public schools and local roads while aiding indigent relief. The text criticizes the candidate’s ties to national politics and Cleveland’s influence in Pennsylvania, predicting a tough election climate and warning of potential extra legislative sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Puam
UP Onion
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Wallace
Republicans Fail to Seat Chalmers in House Battle
Last week the House committee backed Morgan a Democrat and sitting member while Chalmers a Confederate brigadier who switched to the Republicans was not seated for not being elected. He attacked the party bitterly and drew little sympathy.
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House
Chalmers
Morgan
Committee
Cyclone Hits Wilkesbarre Without Warning
A storm struck Wilkesbarre last week and, as with most cyclones, the weather bureau did not predict it. The piece notes cyclones offer no advance notice or tickets, yet cause havoc to life and property before dissipating and awaiting another swoop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Weather Bureau
Railroad Strike Fizzles As Federation Refuses Support
The New York Central strike appears to fail as road officials push to operate independently. At Terre Haute on Monday the Federation declined to aid K of L strikers by ordering firemen, trainmen and switchmen out, making a successful strike unlikely.
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New York Central Railroad
Terre Haute
K. of L
Warren county awaits Col Watson successor as time comes
In the wake of Col Watson’s death speculation runs high about his heir. Community and press engage in inquiry and opinion while the proper time for a replacement arrives at its own pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Watson
Warren County
New Law Bans Smoking by Boys Under 16 in Public
New York State will enact a law after September 1 1890 prohibiting boys under 16 from smoking cigarettes or cigars in public places. The measure mirrors existing restrictions on selling cigarettes to boys and aims to curb youth smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Registration Deadline Announcement for Warren County Republicans
The notice urges Republicans in Warren county to register by Wednesday September 3, correcting an earlier September 4 date and urging all to ensure they are registered.
Mrs Grant Seems To Follow Congress On Remains Move
Mrs Grant acts sensibly by honoring Congress wishes regarding the removal of her husband’s remains to Washington. The report notes formal approval for the transfer and reflects public interest in the congressional request and state protocol.
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Grant
Congress
Washington
The Tariff Debate and Theoretical Flaws in Free Trade
The author argues that opponents of protective tariffs rely on flawed theory and outdated authorities. They claim free trade would suit the world only if nations, including England and France, opened their markets fully and could be sourced domestically. Reciprocity with the South American republics is proposed as a wiser path, while maintaining protection against European competition.
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United States
England
France
Germany
Europe
Mississippi constitutional fight over voter tests and race
An article discusses a Mississippi constitutional convention debating voter tests to curb negro influence. It contrasts white and colored voter counts with illiterate and educated groups, arguing education or property tests would keep whites in control despite white majorities.
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Mississippi
Jackson Commonwealth
Electric counting by machines wowed census staff in Washington
The article notes that tallying 64 million people was transformed by electricity. Clerks using the Helmth Electric System handled vast calculations quickly and accurately, reducing manual work. A celebratory supper at Glen Echo, Washington, marked the completion of the count.
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Ness
Porter
Glen Echo
Washington
Helmth
Veterans Protest Pattison Backing at Philadelphia Meeting
A large Democratic veteran soldiers meeting in Philadelphia last Friday condemned ex-Governor Pattison and pledged support for Delamater Watres and Stewart. Resolutions denounced Pattison for vetoing soldiers burial bills and urged the party to choose a different ticket. Old soldiers warn this marks the start of the end.
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Pattison
Philadelphia
Mr. Pattison
Delamater
Watres
Stewart
Time to Change Clock in U S Senate
The Senate passed a resolution to buy a new clock after the old timepiece misbehaved during long speeches and adjournments. It often stopped or delayed at key moments to keep records accurate, prompting a need for a reliable replacement in the legislative chamber.
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U. S. Senate
Senate
Warren Independents Plan Quiet Takeover in County Politics
A Philadelphia Times dispatch reports Warren county Independents, called the best citizens, plotting for Pattison and Noyes and other Democrats. Locally, the secret meeting exposed last Friday shows kickers and sidewalk politicians dictating to Republicans and aiming to rule or ruin, with Mugwumps feared to be ruinously affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Philadelphia Times
Warren County
Pattison
Noyes
WarrEN Mar A Century in Northwest Journalism
The WarrREN Mar, now 42 years old, is praised as a solid Northwest journal that grows brighter with time and is expected to reach a centennial celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus Tionesta Republican
Warrren Mar
Northwest
Political figure Wolfe shifts support amid local race
The article notes Chas S Wolfe changing from Delamater Ledger to Pattison in a local election, criticizing his loyalty and influence. It questions the timing of a prior report and accuses Wolfe of political opportunism and misrepresentation in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Matt
Chas. S. Wolfe
Delamater—Ledger
Mart
Wolfe
Delamater
Pattison
Buy your School Books of A A Davis and Co
A A Davis and Co advertises school books and related supplies for students and educators. The notice promotes a catalog of textbooks and academic materials for classroom use and personal study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Davis & Co
Senate Debates End to End Tariff Bill Plan Reaches Accord
Quay’s plan to halt debate and push the tariff bill amid Senate gridlock gains broad support. August 30 marks start of voting on the tariff bill with final action by September 5, while the election bill is postponed to December for later consideration. An October adjournment is anticipated if approved.
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U. S. Senate
House
Senate
Quay
Voters urged to check registry lists before August deadline
In Pennsylvania Republicans are urged to vote and ensure names appear on Assessors lists. Assessors must expose registration books by the first Monday in August. Voters should verify they are assessed and visit the Assessor for corrections, especially if moved recently. Naturalization papers may be required and the last days for assessment and naturalization are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennnsylvania
Endorsement of Senator Delamater for Governor by Gara
Our Erie correspondent reports Hon I B Gara supports Secretary Stone for governor and endorses Senator Delamater. Gara praises Delamater as a young yet capable Republican, level headed, courageous, and devoted to party measures, noting his scholarship and readiness to meet emergencies. He predicts Delamater will be elected and will serve creditably.
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I. B. Gara
Erie
Stone
Philadelphia
Delamater
Philadelphia Times
Republican Party of Pennsylvania
Republican
Meadville
Behring Sea arbitration seen as surrender of Alaskan seal rights
Lord Souispury's bid to arbitrate British sealers' Behring Sea case is denounced as buncombe. It would abandon our government’s authority over Alaskan seal fisheries and invite losses to the industry by delaying action and inviting depredations while the case remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Souispury
Behring Sea
Buncombe
Alaskan
United States
Tur Warren Pa. paper marks forty second volume
The Tur Warren (Pa.) Matt celebrates its 42nd volume, with publishers the Messrs. Cowan planning a grand semi centennial celebration in 1898. The Auxiliary expresses willingness to publish full particulars and to keep readers posted as plans develop.
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Tur Warren
Matt
Messrs
Cowan
Wyoming Opens Election Season With Septem 11 Contest
Wyomine starts political contests with a September 11 state election. A tight Governor race grows hot as Republicans are favored to win. The GOP gains momentum as most new states back the party of progress and reform.
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Wyomine
Republican Party
Party of Progress and Reform
Prohibitionists With No President Judge Nomination
The Ledger notes Prohibitionists prefer Democrats and did not nominate a candidate for President Judge, signaling continued cooperation with the Democrats.
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Ledger
Parliament Halt Stopped by Queen Force
The tax debate in the English Parliament stalls as the Queen intervenes, while the American Congress continues its lengthy session with no sign of interruption. The contrast highlights divergent legislative tempos between the two nations.
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Congress
Prohibitionists nominate in Harrisburg and gas price rise deepens
The Harrisburg Prohibitionists nominate Charles Miller for governor and Col Chas Hyatt for lieutenant governor with William T Dunn as Secretary of Internal Affairs. Pittsburg gas prices rise 40 percent for some consumers as supply tightens and Westinghouse touts a manufactured gas alternative.
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Milton
Frye
Hale
Blaine
Sussex
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Albany Union
Troy Press
Harrisburg
Charles Miller
Franklin
Col. Chas. Hyatt
West Chester
William T. Dunn
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Westinghouse
Mad wolf bites strike Moscow area. two die
Six people bitten by a mad wolf near Moscow with three fatalities from hydrophobia. Also reported: Mountain House in South Orange New Jersey burned, losses up to 70000 with guests uninjured. London records twenty seven starvation deaths in the past year. Denny Kelleher accepts a 10000 purse fight in October.
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Moscow
Mountain House
South Orange
N. J
Registrar of Vital Statistics
London
Denny Kelleher
Boston
Twin City
Minneapolis
Kelleher
Black Pearl
Frankfort
R. & Burnett
United States
Kentucky River Improvement
Osterwoeck
Democrats nominate A L Tilden for Congress in Erie Crawford
The Meadville Tribune reports the Democrats in the Erie Crawford district nominated A L Tilden of Le Boeuf Erie county for Congress. The selection follows W L Scott of Erie guiding a Cambridgeboro convention last May and now ratified by yesterday's gathering. The issue before voters is whether Scott's candidate or protectionist Matthew Griswold of Erie City should represent the district.
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A. L. Tilden
le Boeuf
Erie County
Congress
W. L. Scott
Erie
The
Tribune
Scott
Cambridgeboro
Tilden
Crawford Counties
Party of Protection
Matthew Griswold
Erie City
Meadville Tribune
Practical aims guide The Ladies' Home Journal issue
The Ladies' Home Journal editors focus on helpful, practical content for women. Mrs. Mallon writes about fall garments and advance hints for Christmas presents, while Mrs. Lyman Abbott begins her editorial contribution in a promising manner.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Hunter & Jarvis Store Reduction Sale
The great Reduction Sale at store room of Hunter and Jarvis is still under way with special prices. New goods are just being received. Hunter and Jarvis, Agents.
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Hunter & Jarvis
Jacob Keller Offers Spring and Summer Cloths Clearance
Jacob Keller the old reliable Cutter and Tailor announces a clearance of spring and summer cloths for suits and trousers at very low prices. Goods must be sold to make room for fall and winter stock at the corner of Second and Liberty, upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Jacob
Second
Liberty
Wonderfully Effective Quack Medicine Exposed
A critique condemns quack cures boasting miracle results and praises Klein's Silver Age Rye as a stimulant used in hospitals and recommended by physicians. It profiles Max Klein a longtime dealer praised for fair dealings, advertising Pennsylvanian Rye Whiskies six quarts at five dollars and inviting readers to request his price list.
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Klein
Max Klein
Our
Pennsylvania
P. O
Federal St
Allegheny
Cure for Crour Use Dr Thomas Electric Oil
An advertisement touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil as the best remedy for sudden colds pains inflammation and injuries following labeled directions. It emphasizes fast relief and universal healing effects in a period advertising voice.
Minor News Items Highlight National Events and Disasters
A collage of small notices from the era details a Davy Crockett monument cornering in Lawrenceburg Tennessee, President Harrison's 57th birthday at Cape May New Jersey, a major illicit distillery busted in Pike County Arkansas, and tragic accidents in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Athens Pennsylvania and Oskaloosa Kansas. Reports cover burglaries near Wooster Ohio a state bar association election Saratoga New York and a tragic estate administration suicide. The seventh annual Southern Illinois soldiers and sailors reunion is planned for October in Duqu. A Belgian Borinage miners strike expands to 11500 idle, and Groton Iowa suffers a massive fire with 150000 in losses. Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania reports a deadly storm causing nearly 1 million in damage across towns with many killed or injured and hundreds of buildings destroyed. Across Pennsylvanian towns, New York Hudson valley damage and Philadelphia street sheds collapse with fatalities. A major Iowa drainage project in Fort Donor Calhoun County promises thousands of acres reclaimed and higher land values.
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Davy Crockett
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Harrison
Cape May
N. J
Arkansas
Pike County
United States
Charles Youngeren
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Athens
Michael Selby
Wooster
Simeon E. Baldwin
New York
American Bar Association
Saratoga
N. Y
John N. Insley
Oskaloosa
Kan
Soldiers and Sailors
Illinois
Duque
Borinage
Belgium
Groten, & D
B. H. Cooks &Co
Wilkesbarre
Sugar Notch
Parsons
Mills Creek
Susquehanna River
Reapine
Willam A. Steinart
Rowport
Hudson
Interior Counties
Hudson River
Hudson River Fruit Belt the Damage Will Reach $100,000. Philaapelpuia
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Susquehanna Avenue
Dauphin Street
Wheat and grain markets mixed across cities and commodities
Commodities and livestock prices move across several centers with mixed signals. Wheat holds firm to higher, corn and oats fluctuating. pork and lard show varied September and October futures. cattle and sheep markets in Chicago Toledo and Buffalo show modest gains and steady activity.
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Toledo
Trade notices from Goopru & Feuimay and Goopmen & Fratman
A set of 1890 advertisements from Boston and New York outlining Winslow Rand Watson High Life Java and Mocha Coffee. Also promoting Sea Foam Salt Wafers and Crown Acme Oil, all distributed by Goopru & Feuimay Goopmen & Fratman or similar firms with slight spelling variants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Pasitioners
Warren Mart
Winslow, Rand & Watson High Life
Gooprcu & Feuimay
Winslow, Rand & Wilson
New York City
Warren Mail
Warren
Goopmen & Frat- Man
Holmes & Coutts
White Cloud Flour Sold Only by Popular Grocers
A short note from The F Schumaker Milling Co dated May 20 1890 in Axton announces that the White Cloud Flour is the old reliable brand and is sold exclusively by Popular Grocers Goop rice and Feinman to the people of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axton
Warren Matt
Gooprice & Feinman
F. Schumaker Milling CO
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George W. Delamater
Crawford
Louis A. Watres
Lackawanna
Internal Affairs
Thomas J. Stewart
Montgomery
Orrent, Allen
FOR
Assembly
C. Thompson
Geo. H. Higgins
Critt Marsh
Kinzua
H. Briggs
Glade
Phil N. Robinson
South West
John A. Akins
Brokenstraw
J. W. Dunkle
A. L. Harrington
Pittsfield
H. Ken. Lyon
Sugar Grove
C. Graham
Eldred
Warren Academy
Isaac
Alden
Republican Co. Committee
Cceeseseee Renee
Him
Partison
Ayer
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Emery
Crawford County
Mr. Delamater
Mr. Emery
Down Delamater
Meadville Gazette
Wronrra
Fr. A. Smith
Mulvane
Smith
Tim
Howyer
Augee Allison
John McNamara
Dublin
Great Britain
Lippincott’s
Katharine Peterson Woods
Metzerott
Fort Donor
Aug
Best
Iowa
Calhoun County
Creston
Thursay
Boies
Pee
Louis
Jordan Floral Company
Hall
Minnesota
Ato
Ohio
New Yorke
City
Wuerat
Corrn
Burrer
Western Creamery Fancy
Western Flat
Western Fresh
Chicago
Curcaco
Hoyes
Goodrich & Fehlman’s
Acme
Labor Day
Lillian Lewis
Credit Lorraine
Lawrence Marston
W. A. Whitear
Archibald Cowper
Metropolitan Artista
L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store
Etters
A. I. Frren
Youngsville
Fidelia Fitch
Youngsville, Pa
E. C. Graham
Rochester
Carter V. Kinnear
H. P. Kinnear
Main Street
Odd Fellows Hall
College Street
AxLso
O. F. L. Kinnear
Ball
A. Hertzel
Henry Fuellhart
Conewango Creek
Guy C. Irvine
Jamestown
Robert Campbell
Campbell
Daniel Jones
Jones
Thos, Slone
Conewango
James Irvine
Galbraith Irvine
W. Beaty
Henry Fuell
Pine Grove
County of
State of
Joseph Jones
G. W. French
J.S. Briggs
Adam Passinger
Passinger
Jerry Ruland
E. F. Smith
French
Adam Passinger, Jr
John Passinger
Joseph Briggs
Adam L. Passinger
Enry Fuellaart
Sheriff's Office
OTICE
Solon English
H. W. Neily
G. W. Moorhouse
Jesse Everett
Frank Morrison
Act of Assembly
Kinzua Hall
Ball & Thompson, Solicitors
Java
Pushsurrs
Warren Mat
Goopricu & Fenian
Aome Oil Coo
Goodrich & Fehiman
Siegel
Berlin
Knox
Siegels
Citizens National Bank
Myron Waters
Francois Henry
David L. Gerould
Cashier
M. Waters
P.johnson
F Henry
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
W.W. D. Brown
Geo. N. Parmlee
A. T. Boofield
Forei
U.S
Schoo District
A. D. Wood
Jos. A. Schofield
Lars Samuelson
D. A. Samuelson
Chandler's Valley
Gastorias
Warren, PA
F. L. Thompson
Quincy, Il
Olean
Bradford
S. V. Davis
Willis Cowan
B. F. Morris
F. A. Cogswell
D. W. Beaty
A. Dunn
Wm. D. Ridelsperger
G. R- Starr W. Cc. Arthur
Keystone Wall Paper and Paint Store
Liberty ST
N. K. Wendelboe
WM. Spinner
Diamond Block
Oneida Valley
L. G. Noyes
Boston Shoe Store
Leke Decker Brothers
J. &C. Fischer
Estey, Burdett, Story and Clark Organs
American Express
Carver House
J. B. Cable
John Nelson
Penna
Albert W. Ryan
Warren, Warren Co
Babt
William J. Woodburn
Freehold
Philip Blakeslee
Wersen
Germania Nursery
Rochester, N
Opbich
Orphans’ Court
R. J. White
W. W. Pringle
Lyman Palmiter
Susan Hewitt
Celestia M. Scott
R. A O. Scott
Chas. A. Peterson
Nellie J. Regan
Patrick Regan
P. Hall
Orris Hall
S. H. Briggs
Register, Register’s
Glade Borough
Glade Township
Court of Quarter Sessions
Allegheny River
Clark Farm
Hook Town
Allegheny Bridge
Glade Run
Salt E. T. Hazeltine
Foster, Milburn & Co
Buffalo
Davis, Cor
Liberty Sts
Siegfried & Co
Laberty
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