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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1886

Page

2

Names of residents listed with locations

John Aikens Samuel Garfield Ed Babcock Hanford Lilley Andrew Lawson KE S Hickman Corydon A P Trushel Darius McGee L M Rowland Samuel Storum N D Jones Charles Anderson Warren Irvine Warren list of individuals tied to Youngsville Warren Irvine Corydon and neighboring areas for record purposes.

John Aikens Youngsville Samuel Garfield Babcock Hanford Lilley Andrew Lawson Ke, S. Hickman Irvine Corydon A. P. Trushel Warren Darius McGee L. M. Rowland Samuel Storum N. D. Jones Charles Anderson

A Minority Candidate in Democratic Convention

The Philadelphia News argues Chauncey F. Black does not reflect the broad will of the Democratic Party. It contrasts Wallace who carried eleven Democratic counties and ten counties with 400 plus Day majorities, with Black carrying eight counties and only five such strongholds.

Chauncey F. Black Philadelphia News Wallace Black Day Cambria Clarion Clearfield Greene Monroe Northampton Berks Columbia York

Democratic pleas in Philadelphia Record urge abstaining for governor

The Philadelphia Record notes Democratic discontent with Cleveland and Randall over Wallace and urges readers to abstain from voting for governor. It argues Randall's faction will win and protests in support of Democratic policies, while condemning Scort’s district reception and criticizing doodle followers for past gains by Republicans.

Philadelphia Record Cleveland Randall Wallace Black White House

Prohibitionists Open Pennsylvania Convention with Prayer

The Buffalo Express notes the Pennsylvania Prohibitionists begin their convention with a prayer, urging wisdom for all parties. It argues the Wolfe approaches the Republican party with Democratic allies, urging the defense of party integrity and to keep the menagerie out.

Buffalo Express Pennsylvania

Warrooms named Coroner on Republican ticket in place of Burroughs

Dr. F. W. Warrooms now of Warren and formerly of Sugar Grove is placed on the Republican ballot for Coroner replacing Burroughs who has other business. Warrooms is described as a thorough Republican and a deserving young man who should secure a strong majority. Also notes Gen. Beaver and Gen. Logan greeted at Tacoma with Beaver planning to travel via Northern Pacific to home and Yellowstone Park, aiming to reach Philadelphia by Sept. 7. Tennessee governorship is described as family-dominated with Alf Taylor Republican and Bob Taylor Democrat as contenders, while Albany Capitol is reported deteriorating with broken windows and ceilings. Also reports A. K. Currina’s release by Mexican authorities after two months’ punishment, and September 2 as voter registration last day prompting Republican committee members to mobilize.

Harrisburg Wolfe Prohibition Party Democratic Party The Democracy Francis Murphy Temperance Mrs. Foster Murphy F. W. Warrooms Warren Sugar Grove Burroughs Beaver Tacoma Washington Territory Logan Northern Pacific Yellowstone Park Philadelphia Warren County Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Said N. W. Beeman Horace M. Meyers Court of Common Pleas Said County Samuel A. Edward E. E. Maxwell Charles E. Maxwell Henry C. Prevost S. A. Maxwell & Co Elk Township Penna C. T. Widdifield Edward Reynolds Said Reynolds Thomas Arnold Rebecca Arnold Wm. D. Brown D. A. Arird

Protection versus Free Trade in Blaine Maine Speech

In Sebago Lake Maine on August 24 Mr Blaine opened his campaign with a vigorous defense of protective tariffs. He argued the tariff line divides Republicans from Democrats and warned labor groups to consider wage effects under free trade. He cited South labor growth and urged Northerners to heed this shift while noting the impact on colored workers and northern artisans. News brief items follow.

Sebago Lake Maine Blaine Congress Knights of Labor United States England Germany France Party of Protection Party of Free Trade South Pennsylvania Alabama Georgia Carolinas North South Carolina Democratic Party Europe

Benedict chosen as public printer in Washington

Middletown dispatch reports Deputy State Comptroller Thomas E. Benedict has been tendered and accepted the post of public printer at Washington and will assume duties immediately. His brother Gilbert H. Benedict will act as chief clerk.

Middletown Thomas E. Benedict Cleveland Washington Gilbert H. Benedict

Democracy in Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Race Comment

Uxcle Jake Zercier voices a stubborn party loyalty saying he has voted Democratic for 55 years and never scratched a name. He notes Philadelphia, Allegheny and Lancaster push Republican majorities and challenges Democrats to run campaigns while promising to vote, and cites a Pittsburg Times quip about Black unlikely to win this fall.

Uxcle Jake Zercier Philadelphia Allegheny Lancaster Black Niagara Pittsburg

Prohibition Platform Pushes State and National Bans

The State Prohibition Convention demands a statewide and national liquor ban, denounces liquor traffic as harmful, and urges reform of elections and labor policies. Charles S. Wolfe named Governor nominee with Barker Hawley Palmer in key posts. Patton selected as State Committee chairman.

Harrissure Charles S. Wolfe A. A. Barker Cambria Chas. L. Hawley Lackawanna John M. Palmer H. 8. Patton

Low Fare Earns Cross Ocean Ticket Amid Steamship War

A man in New York bought a Europe passage for 7.50 on a large steamship line. He beat the company down to the lowest rate ever accepted and paid a dollar daily for food lodging and travel at 375 miles per day. The steamship rate war continues amid price disregard.

New York Europe

Longfellow Admired Yet Suffering Illness

The passage notes Longfellow’s illness with night sweats and a hacking cough and promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy to restore health. It frames noble figures as vulnerable to disease and urges readers to seek the advertised treatment.

Mr. Longfellow

Arbuckle Coffee and Starch Deal at Boss Grocery

Arbuckle’s coffee priced at 15 cents per pound while 3 pounds of best gloss starch cost 20 cents at Boss Grocery. The ad highlights low prices on staple groceries and promotes in-store specials for shoppers.

Arbuckle’s Boss Grocery

Parker's Hair Balsam Restores Color and Stops Hair Loss

Bright eyed description promotes Parker's Hair Balsam claiming it restores black or brown color, cleanses dandruff, and halts hair loss. Encourages readers not to surrender hair without trying the product.

Parker

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Warren Mail James A. Beaver Center William T. Davies Bradford A. Wilson Norris Thomas J. Stewart Montgomery Edwin S. Osborne Luzerne Charles W. Mackey Venango Senate C. C. Allen Henry Brace J.T. Barker Bear Lake George F. Yates Columbus F. W. Whitcomb D. F. A. Wheelock Lottsville Warren Academy Henry P. Hunter Republican CO Brokenstraw George W. Day B. A. West Conewango Fred Jewell North Warren Cherry Grove W. B. Johnson Cherry Gro E. Price Deerfield James Conklin Tidioute Elk—James Roper Cornplanter Eldred J. G Sanford Freehold P. M. Carr Farmington Thomas Cooper Lander Glade V. N. Yates Kinzua J. G. Harris Limestone G. R. McKain Mead T. H. Bines Stoneham Pine Grove H. M. Putnam Russell Pleasant Highhouse Pittsfield Morris Garland Benj. Ellis Chandler’s Valley Spring Creek M. A. Myers W. Spring Crk Sheffield G. E. Barnes Barnes South West W. T. Allison Enterprise Triumph Charles Tompsett Watson J. W. Wilkins Galen Boro W. B. Howard Youngsville Boro H. L. Mead Tidioute Boro W. J. Elder Republican Vigilance Committees Joseph Green J. W. Flatt F. M. Williams Orange Hammond S. W. Thomas Dr. G. T. Pryor John Farnsworth H. Lilley Milton Keer Wm. Starrett Frank Mead R. 8. Jones Lucius White N.S Carrier Charles Blanchard Warren Hinkley W. W. Connely Cobham Andrew Pearson Charles Cowell M. FE Conklin G. W. McCauley ELK Andrew Young W.S. Holman J.C. Holtburg Joseph Clendenning Ackley Nelson Day M.S. Sanford John Brightman East Branch H W. Whaley Grand Valley George W. Peck A. R. Mix P. P. Putnam L. D. Northrop Theron Jenkins J. P. Johnson J. W. Brightman O. J. Gunning W. Bailey W. Abbott N. J. Cooper G. W. Moorhouse Roscoe Morrison Sterling Green John Gilbert J. F. Goldthwait H. C. Gillmore L. H. Sprague J. E. Walleston J. H. Norris Tiona W. Rogers Henry Kepple Torpedo J. B. Moore John Spetz A. Burrows W. B. Acocks G. A. Walkley W. R. Johnson George Turner Erick Vanman, Jr Albert Aylesworth Horace Bradley J. L. Cousins J.F. Mack Heman Barber P. N. Robinson Scofield Hon W. B. Benedict G. M. Hunter H. P. Houghton Robert Wright Isaac Horton James Donaldson John Stewart Fremont Ellis Fred Wheelock Wm. Cadman L. J. Johnson D. Way Chandler's Valley Frank Thayer Mathew’s Run A. H. Olmstead Corry C. W. Nichols L. Stanley West Spring Creek W.G. Sampson McGraw J.F. Whitehead J. E. Thompson W. E. Stevens E. B. Curtis Fagundus T. J. Russell Henry Westfall Aaron Lubold Columbus Boro O. A. Smith L. C. Baker S. T. Cady H. H. Evans M. Curtis C.S. Homer O. W. Courson B.S. McGill F. H. Langworthy Frank Sailor Harry Isaacs John B. Cable T. J. Hegerty L. T. Bishop J. L. Cogswell J.P. Jefferson W. J. Mead Peter Turner F. H. Blodget G. A. Jackson John Black Frederick Swanson C. GO Tur Arthur New London, Conn Senator Frye Waterloo Tennessee Alf Taylor Bob Taylor Albany A. K. Currina Wacner Pattison Milwaukee Journal Theodore Messner’s Grover Texas Boxwood Italy Austria London George Cummings Henry Ward Beecher Hydropathic Neat Moffat Dumfrieshire Scotand Bell Henry Villard Hanlan Courtney Balance Treasury Miss Oscoull Sion Conewango Township W.E. Porter W.H. Taylor Warren, Pa Wolfe’s Convention Butler John Langdale’s Second Street Boots and Shoes C. P. Northrop Oneida C. P. Henry, Grocer C. P. Northrep Peckham William Spinner’s F. S. Goodman Richar B. Stewart F. 8 Goodman ¢«& Co Second Liberty Streets R. B. Stewart F.S. Goodman Richard Taft Martha Webster N. G. Nelson of Warren C. Cc. Thompson Ae Warren, Pa Mail Order Department Boggs &Buhl Federal St Allegheny City, PA Register Orphans’ Court H. L. Phillips Wm. S. Marsh Levi Phillips W. J. Alexander Register. Register’s Mary White George C. Murray F. Perry White R. A. Love, Sheriff Xheriff F. L. Mitchell D. H. Mitchell O. L. Mitchell Antoinette Mitchell Fred H. Mitchell C. A. Mitchell County of State of F. W. Mitchell R. A. Love Warren Union School Anan A. B. Miller W. A. Rankin Sec’y Struthers Iron Works Warren, Fa Struthers, Wells & CO L. Schwartz & CO Buffalo Boynton Furnaces Boynton City of Washington St Buffalo, N. Y Jy Ly Allen & Higgins Plfts Attys. Asst Chase Bro’s Serre Knapp & Cable J. H. Mitchell & Co OLD Reliable Companies Ina Hartford Phoenix Home Howard N.Y Star Liverpool London & Globe Queen Royal Imperial On Assurance Commercial Sun Fire Lancashire American Union Reliance Mutual Benefit Life New Jersey National Life Vermont Mutual Life Traveler’s Life & Accident Beaty Block C.shortlidge Media Media Academy Harvard Yale Princeton Swithin C. Shortlidge, A. M Harvard Graduate Penn’a Etters Philip Mead Callie Mead Executrix Ohn Rowland Water St Commercial College New Hoffman Block G. B. Munn P. O Live Stock General Agency John Sill A. A. Davis & CO Warren, Penn ST. Jacob's M. Mead Warren Savings Bank Arren L. F. Watson B. Nesmith A.J. Hazeltine Cashier H. Hunter A. J. Hazeltine M. B. Dunham L. R. Freeman Jas, Clark Pf. Ackley A. Johnson & Siegfried’s Variety Hall FA Weorew Fisher Warren Co R. J. White V. M. Martin Chain’s Liberty St A. Siggins H. Siggins Third Street Library Calais Nosnhol Noiliggv Lnhoha V SPAUC wayAq Polpuvy TVIVH Caidas Onindlauaaa Noissaunoud Schellhammer & Lesser T. S. Messner 4
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