Congress and the President's Message Reviewed
The article summarizes a presidential message to Congress urging tariff reform and diplomacy on Panama Mexico and Spain while praising civil service and pensions and noting comparisons to prior policies. It also discusses Christmas as a season of charity and moderation urging simpler observance and less expense.
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Congress
Department
Panama
Canada
Mexico
Spain
Treasury
Pension Bureau
Civil Service Commission
Stone
Charles Dudley Warner
Harper’s
Christendom
Retrenchment Fails as Agencies Demand More Funding
In a late political summary, critics deride the Democratic cry against Republican waste while major departments including the Treasury, Justice, Interior, Agriculture, and State seek increased appropriations. The push to "turn the rascals out" remains unmet as funding requests persist.
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Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Interior Department
Agricultural Bureau
State Department
Cleveland Recommendations Fail as Congress Opens
Stocks slumped, grain fell, oil collapsed, and mining shares tumbled in one day. The piece notes that with a Democratic House majority, confidence remains unsettled and prospects are uncertain.
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Cleveland
Congress
Matz and Pittsburg Daily Times Offer Sets New Clubbing Price
The offer for one year at 3.60 marks an unmatched bargain in reading matter according to the notice. Parrison and Spencer announce a new Philadelphia law firm after closing their Harrisburg office.
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Matz
Pittsburg Daily Times
Parrison & Spencer
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Congressman Scott Eyes Patronage in Pension and Banking Posts
A Washington letter says Congressman Scott aims to secure patronage in the pension agency now held by Russell Errett and two Pennsylvania and Maine bank examiner positions. Democrats hope key posts will fall to allies, with Camphausen, McCalmont, Plumer and Allen named among potential appointees amid speculation around Capt. Robert Taggart.
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Russell Errett
National Bank
Pennsylvania
Hugh Young
Tioga
Drew
Maine
Scott
Camphausen
Venice
McCalmont
Plumer
Philadelphia
Allen
Pittsburg
Pension Agency
Capt
Robert Taggart
Warren
Will the President Learn? Pan-electric tragedy in Congress
A dreadful fatality involving the Pan-electric committee marks the Fiftieth Congress with two survivors, Moffatt of Michigan and Oates of Alabama. Several Republicans Hancock and Millard failed renomination and Ranney defeated. Democrats Boyle Eden Hale and Hall faltered. Pan-electricity is warned as a powerful political force.
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House
Moffatt
Michigan
Oates
Alabama
Hancock
Kansas
Millard
New York
Ranney
Massachusetts
Boyle
Pennsylvania
Eden
Illinois
Hale
Missouri
Hall
Iowa
New York Sun Comments On Presidential Rhetoric
The New York Sun notes the President's message is inferior in rhetorical interest to the 1885 edition. Rose Elizabeth is absent and the other girl lacks knowledge on rhetorical matters.
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New York Sun
Rose Elizabeth
President's Message in New York papers and Warren Ledger
The President's Message presented in full in New York newspapers runs about 17 000 words while the Warren Ledger prints roughly half that length indicating a substantial difference in coverage. The comparison highlights how regional papers abridge or expand presidential material for their readers.
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New York
Warren Ledger
PRR Announces Christmas and New Year Excursion Tickets
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company offers excursion tickets at main line and branch stations. Tickets valid for travel December 23 24 25 30 31 1886 and January 1 1887 with return good through January 4 inclusive.
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The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
California Apricot Prices Trimmed by P J Bayer
Twenty five cases apricots in California retailed at wholesale prices by P J Bayer. The notice notes a large display of Christmas novelties from A A Davis and Co. in a local commerce listing.
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California
P. J. Bayer
A. A. Davis & Co
Secre tary of State prospects cited for Beaver administration
The Philadelphia Press reports Beaver seeks a clean administrator with Harrisburg experience. Candidates discussed include Charles W. Stone of Warren and John M. Greer of Butler. Stone, ex Lieutenant Governor, has not sought office since 1878 while Greer, ex senator, lost a 1882 bid for Internal Affairs and a Butler-Lawrence judgeship. Stone is favored for boosting Beaver’s administration buoyancy.
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Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Charles W. Stone
Warren
John M. Greer
Butler
Stone
Hoyt
House
Senate
Greer
General Beaver
Butler-Lawrence
Congressional race horses falter as Scott loses money
The Monmouth Park case centers on trainer McClelland betting for Congressman Scott without documented authority. Scott discharged McClelland after an $8,000 loss, prompting jockeys to follow the trainer to New York as a public dispute unsettles the stable.
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McClelland
Scott
Monmouth Park Association
Erie
New York
Harrisburg Inauguration Draws Big Harrisburg Crowds
Sixteen Pennsylvania presidential post offices expire by March 4 1887 with Harrisburg viewed as the key site. Generals Beavers inauguration sparks large expected turnout as hotels report heavy demand. A Bishop Whitehead charity bird sale in Pittsburg yields high bids. Local liquor law case holds servers liable for giving to minors or intemperate individuals.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Beaver
Whitehead
Pittsburg
Harrisburg Telegraph
Gov. Beaver
Special Big Cloak Sale Runs From Monday Through Christmas
O H Hunter and Son advertise a Dec 13 to Christmas sale offering 10 percent off on 200 garments of all styles and sizes. Examples include $3.00 to $2.70 and $20.00 to $18.00. They claim high season coat sales in Warren County and urge customers to see the selection.
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Warren County
O. H Hunter & Son
First National Bank of Warren
J. A. Cadwallader
Reynolds & Reynolds
P. J. Bayer
Geo. H. White
C. G. Davenport
Eugene Conklin
S. L
Noted comedian John E Owens dies in Baltimore
John E Owens, the famed comedian, died in Baltimore on December 7 at age 62. The item surveys other 19th century notes including Arbor Day in California, oil and gas plans, earthquakes in Missouri and South Carolina, clergy debates on ballet, royal temperance gains, Bell telephone user decline in Rochester, Gen Sherman social appeal, and pension rolls changes.
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John E. Owens
Baltimore
Rochester
N. Y
Bell Telephone
Gen. Sherman
New York
State tax arrears delayed by county treasurers
HaremspurG Pennsylvania reports widespread delay as county treasurers fail to forward state taxes totaling 293,377.18 dollars from Adams through Sullivan counties and numerous counties listed.
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Adams
Bedford
Berks
Blair
Cameron
Crawford
Delaware
Elk
Erie
Fayette
Forest
Indiana
McKean
Miffin
Monroe
Montour
Perry
Schuylkill
Susquehanna
Tioga
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westmoreland
Wyoming
County Treasurers With Untimely Quotas In State Report
Washington county shows a delinquency of 20542 23 dollars in the state quota. Samuel Fergus explains the sum was withheld due to no state reimbursement plan for extra costs from the 1885 assessment, agreed by county treasurers pending state payment of expenses.
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The
Telegraph
Treasury
Washington County
Samuel Fergus
State Department
Harrisburg
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Consumption
Early symptoms signal debility and cough and prompt relief measures. Consumption described as a scrofulous lung disease and treated with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery asserted superior to cod liver oil. The product is marketed as a nutritive and restorative for weak lungs and related afflictions, sold by druggists worldwide with a request for a ten cent stamp to obtain Dr. Pierce's Treatise on Consumption from the World’s Acne Medical Association in Buffalo IN.
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Pierce
Oysters Served in All Styles at Ruhlman’s Oyster Room
Ruhlman operates an oyster room opposite Carver House offering oysters in multiple preparations, reflecting a versatile seafood menu and dining option in the area.
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Ruhlman
Carver House
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