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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1889

Page

2

Washington Urges World Fair for 1892 Over Rival Claims

The Warren Mail argues three cities New York Chicago and St Louis lead a costly drive for the 1892 World’s Fair while Washington, by its Board of Promotion, presents a plan to host the exhibition in the capital. It proposes federal backing and District of Columbia bonds to cover expenditures.

Congress Christopher Columbus Washington New York Chicago St. Louis Board of Promotion United States District of Columbia

Congressional Centenary Observed By Congress and President

The Fifty first Congress marked the centenary of Washingtons inauguration with a joint session in the House chamber attended by the President Cabinet and Diplomatic Corps. Chief Justice delivered the address while the richer celebration in New York last April emphasized Congress role in a century of national progress.

Fifty-first Congress Washington House of Representatives Supreme Court New York United States Congress

Judge Dono Hue Whips Wife Beater in Court

Alderman Dono Hue of Wilkes Barre resigns from the bench then administers a brutal whipping to Shirner in front of about 200 spectators. Shirner sues for assault and battery claiming corporal punishment is the only way to curb wife beaters and desertion.

Donohue Wilkesbarre Shirner Oliver Jonson William Lloyd Garrison Brooklyn The Tribune Greeley Kilrain Mississippi

Candidate for Governor Declares Solo Campaign

A prospective governor says he is in the field in dead earnest and denies any alliance with factions. He asserts Governor Beaver did not speak of him as reported and claims Beaver and Senator Quay are his staunch friends.

Pornur Ur Suey Uvul

Taxing Chaplain’s Davis Lincoln Prayer Sparks Capitol Controversy

The House chaplain, a tax blind Democrat, invoked Jeff Davis and Abraham Lincoln in a prayer. He spoke of mourning Davis and urged charity, but the mention of the Confederate leader amid Lincoln’s ideals provoked renewed bitterness among members.

Jeff Davis Abraham Lincoln Davis Lincoln Lost Cause

Price Trends Hold Back Decline for Groceries

The Buffalo Express notes Suear sits near a two year low yet retailers see no price drop. Readers may recall flour sugar and coffee rise faster than they fall, a persistent pattern in grocery costs.

Suear Buffalo Express

Women urged as government disbursing agents at Washington meeting

The Woman's National League of America, during a December 10 meeting in Washington, resolved that all disbursing agents of the government should be women. The statement was proposed as a response to cashiers who default and flee to Canada.

Becausk Canada Woman’s National League of America Washington

Holiday supplement planned to mend past deficiencies

The Marit notes a forthcoming elegant holiday supplement to offset reading limits. It recalls two Democratic papers initially dismissing Harrison's message as puerile, now alleging he stole it from Cleveland.

Harrison Cleveland

Grand Army Posts Decline to Attend Jeff Davis Funeral

The Grand Army comrades of the county are informed that the Posts at New Orleans did not take part in Jeff Davis' funeral, contrary to earlier reports.

Grand Army New Orleans Jeff Davis

Confederate flag burial vow fuels southern prosperity claim

Statement asserts the Confederate flag should be buried forever to guarantee broader southern prosperity. It frames the flag as a symbol to be laid to rest and ties this stance to regional flourishing.

Year Gone By Brings Floods and Fires in 1889

The year closing is memorable for both severe floods and large fires. Water and flames swept away many fortunes in 1889.

Obituary and political rebuke over Jefferson Davis

The Warren Ledger reports the death of Jefferson Davis at age 80 in New Orleans and contrasts Southern pride with Northern scorn. Zach Chandler’s 1879 speech is cited praising the United States. he condemns Davis as a traitor and recalls Civil War devastation. The piece frames Davis as a controversial figure in a broader partisan exchange.

Ledger Jeff Davis Zach Chandler Warren Ledger Jefferson Davis New Orleans North Zach. Chandler Senate Supreme Court of the United States God United States Mr. Burnside Army of the Potomac Senate of the Eulo- Unlliteu

Reed Announces House Committee Appointments in Broad Shakeup

Speaker Reed unveiled most major committees on Monday naming Ways and Means to McKinley Burrows Bayne Dingley McKenna Payne La Follette Gear Carlisle McMillin Breckenridge Flower. Appropriations to Cannon Buttworth McComas Henderson Peters Coggswell Belden Morrow Brewer Randall Forney Sayres Breckenridge Dockery. Manufactures with Kelley Burrows E B Taylor Arnold Morse Sanford Wilson Byrum Williams Grimes Fowler. Exections to Rowell Houk Cooper Haugen Lacey Dalzell Bergen Greenhalge Comstock Crisp O Ferrell Outhwaite Marsh Moore Wike. On Militia Lind Townsend Wallace Clunie Pennington.

Reed House Ways McKinley Burrows Bayne Dingley McKenna Payne la Follette Gear Carlisle McMillin Breckenridge Ark Flower Cannon Buttworth McComas Henderson Iowa Peters Coggswell Belden Morrow Brewer Mich Randall Forney Sayres Dockery Kelley E. B. Taylor Arnold Morse Sanford Wilson W. Va Bynum Williams Ill Grimes Fowler Rowell Houk Cooper Haugen Lacey Dalzell Bergen Greenhalge Comstock Crisp O’ferrell Outhwaite Marsh Moore Tex Wike Miteace Messrs. Lind Townsend Wallace Mass Clunie Pennington Judge Kelley Ways and Means Pennsylvania Ohio John G. Carlisle Roger Q. Mills

The Colby Piano Company Factory Tour in Erie

A Mai writer visits the Colby Piano Co. factory at Ash and 25th in Erie. He observes 300 pianos in progress, notes high quality in framing, veneers, varnish, and a top tier action from Herzberger Schwander. Colby, led by president C C Colby, aims for doubling capacity as orders outpace current output.

Mai Erie Colby Piano Co Colby Darling Piano Company Ash 25Th Streets South Erie Iron Works Steinway Anderson Steinway, Weber and Decker Bros Herzberger- Schwander Paris France New C.C. Colby Messrs J. H. Shaw J. E. Patterson W. L. Darling

Notable Deaths and Distress Reported Across Cities

A collection of brief notices records the death of poet Brownine in Venice at 77, the Pan-American conference adjournment, and census plans for veterans. Kansas reports 260 destitute Morton county families, while Johnstown faces floods and a fatal opera house panic. Also noted are trials, political missives, and notable deaths in Utica and Lancaster.

Brownine Venice Morton County Kansas Colorado England Washington Tur Mary Summerville Mass Mary Tyler Stanley Zanzibar Cairo London Johnstown Justus H. Rathbone Knights of Pythias Utica N. Y Harrison Mexico Cronin Coughlin Burke O’sullivan Dr. Cronin Kunze Beggs North Dakota Uncle Tom Scott Lorp Chicago Franklin B. Gowen Wormley’s Rev. E. E. Hippes D. D Lancaster Higbee Hoyt Warren

William Jones obituary from Malta township

Obituary notice for William Jones aged 83 of Malta township who died after a brief attack by Alice Blossom a widow aged 35. The report notes his passing followed a short illness details are brief and non graphic.

Ohio William Jones Malta Township Alice Blossom

Our Father in Congress Provokes Thought in Iowa

Francis Murphy, temperance advocate, argues against law as the cure for drunkenness. He cites Iowa’s recent election to suggest the people reject the idea that Legislature is the supreme power or that state-wide reform comes from Capitol statutes.

Our Congress Francis Murphy Iowa

A Valuable Medical Treatise Almanac 1890 Edition

The 1890 Hostetter's Almanac edition of the Sterling Medical Annual is ready and free from druggists and country dealers across the United States and Western Hemisphere. It offers health guidance, light reading, a calendar, and astronomical notes with careful accuracy. The Hostetter Company of Pittsburgh invites requests by mail for those unable to obtain a copy locally.

Sterling Medical Annual Hostetter’s Almanac United States Mexico Western Hemisphere Hostetter Hostetter Company Pittsburg

Borrowed paper honesty and local editor's note

A Meadville Tribune motto counsels readers to stop stealing neighbor papers and pay for what they read, arguing readers should act honestly and avoid borrowing without paying. The editor urges fair reading and responsibility.

Meadville Tribune

Fresh Candy and Nuts at Goodrich and Fehlman

California evaporated apricots prunes pears plums and peaches offered at Goodrich and Fehlman along with fine layer raisins in stock.

Goodrich & Fehlman California Goodrich & Fehlman’s

Memory System Prospectus Drawing National Interest

Prof Loisette's memory system draws growing national interest with many people seeking to improve memory and requesting his free prospectus advertised in a separate column.

Loisette

W C T U Nonpartisan Nannies to Hold State Convention

An exchange reports the nannies faction of the W C T U will convene a state gathering, likely in Philadelphia, reflecting the group’s nonpartisan stance and organized planning.

Nannies Philadelphia

County Book Store Sells Complete Wees at A Davis & Co

The county’s only complete wees are offered at A Davis and Co. in a miscellaneous and gift book collection.

A. Davis & Co.'s

Real Estate Transfers Week Ending December 14 1889

Real estate transfers reported for the week ending Dec 14 1889 list numerous deeds across Pine Grove Eldred Glade Pittsfield and nearby areas. Transactions include Chase to Hallock for 300 M J Richardson to J O Richardson valued at 1500 and multiple deeds involving J R Johnson and F Henry et al with values ranging from 50 to 15000 dollars.

D. R. G. Chase J. L. Hallock Freehold J. H. Richardson J. O. Richardson Val J.O. Pecan M. J. Lacy Wm. Muir Glade S. Love Sheriff N. J. Davis Pine Grove J. Labree J. E. Tuttle Kinzua J. G. Sanford H. F. Andrews Spring Creek W.h.martin J. B Cable Same W. J. Steele L. T. Borchers Ruth Morgan C. Stuart Youngsville Jane T. Currie C. Wes L. Oviatt S. A. Oviatt Eldred Sist A. Oviatt Nichols Z. Smith Fred Frantz H. Harmon C.J. Johnson G.N Duke Exis Etta L. Springer Kina H. Eickhoff S. M. Cogswell S. M C. Northrop F.M. Knapp W. Cogswell Or. Struthers J. H. Caldwell Mead Nonce Rappe G.S. Leonhart E. W. Harraon Wm. McCollister Corydon P. Hall Et al J. Reynolds

Neighbor’s Cure All Promises Relief From Croup

A frightened mother gives a baby Ipecac for croup, leading to vomiting and collapse. A neighbor cites Dr Hoxsie’s cure, she buys the remedy for 50 cents and feels hopeful.

Subscriptions Rates For The Buffalo Express

The Buffalo Express and the Matt offer reduced rates for various package combinations. One year options include the Marx with the Daily Express at 7.50 dollars, daily and Sunday at 9 dollars, Sunday only at 3.50, weekly at 2.20, and weekly plus Sunday at 3.70. Three and six month plans available at yearly rates, with postage prepaid.

Buffalo Express The Matt Marx Daily Express

Arnica and Oil Liniment Sold by Morris and Mullen

Livery stable keepers should stock Arnica and Oil Liniment for horses and people. The product is sold in 25 and 50 cent bottles by Morris and Mullen, N. C. Allen.

Morris & Mullen N. C. Allen

A. A. Davis & Co. offers varied goods from low to high end

The store advertises a wide range of items including Bibles Albums Comb and brush sets Odor cases Work boxes and related wares priced from cheapest to finest for customers seeking affordable to premium selections.

A. A. Davis & Co

Warren Union Meeting and Crusade Commemoration Notices

The regular Warren Union meeting is set for 3 Pm Thursday December 19 in the Presbyterian church lecture room. A county and local Unions gathering will be held Monday December 23 at the M E church parlors in Warren to commemorate the uprising of the crusade with officers listed.

Warren Union The Presbyterian Church E. C. Beach C. M. Snyper Tyre M. E Warren Cons. Lorr A. Geroup First National Bank of Warren Alank Dow Warren Savings Bank G. B. Ensworth Citizens National Bank of Warren D. L. Gerould Homer Whitely Polly Whitely Warren Co Common Pleas Borough of County Court of Common Pleas Henry Fuellhart Brown & Stone, Attys Warren, Pa Etters J. B. Phillips Youngsville Warren County Havineen

W C T U Reports Corrections and 1890 Sugar Grove Plans

At a special W C T U Executive Committee meeting corrections were made to the printed list of County Supervisors and vacancies filled. An invitation to hold the next County Convention at Sugar Grove was accepted and the 1890 convention set for Sugar Grove Pennsylvania. Funds for general work invited from county unions.

Sugar Grove Chas. Lott North Warren Jane Orr Warren A. Gerould W. V. Hazeltine I. S. Alden E. C. Beach Dr. Bouton Sheffield J. J. Taylor J. A. Culbertson Irvington J. H. Jackson Youngsville S. P. Berry A. Buck D. I. Ball C. M. Morrison North Clarendon Ada L. McCollin Emma Smith A. M. Horton W. B. Renwick Kinzua O. B. Watson A. M. Cole Fannie Brooks Chandler’s Valley Flower Mission M. C. Reeser Tidioute 5. P. Berry Ellen H. Lacy Glade Run

Congregational preacher draws big crowds in December town notes

December highlights include Rev. Burroughs drawing good audiences at the Congregational church and Rev. A. G. Mills filling the M E church pulpit for the first December Sabbath. Frank Rexford to take charge as postmaster January first, succeeding four year veteran Martin. Grange activity grows with 60 members and attendance from Warren and Harrisburg events.

Burroughs Frank Rexford Martin A. G. Mills Wrightsville M.E. Church Wrightsville Circuit Sugar Grove Frank Thorpe Frank Allen George Woodside Harrisburg Pomona Warren Co Youngsville Dalton David Dalrymple Dalrymple Zell Ball Ethel Grand Valley Thomas Stuart Arza Skinner Highgate Franklin County Vermont United Brethren Church Samuel Gray England Mary Ann Grundy Sheffield America Gray Wm. Cadman Homer

Elixir Claims Prompt Benefit For Insurance Firm

A fifteen year veteran insurance business pledges ongoing service in fire life and accident coverage until the millennial period contingent on Brown Sequard's Elixir proving effective. The ad touts Downs Elixir and Merck Drug Store offerings with Dr Wilbur's Cough and Consumption Cure priced at 50 cents.

Brown- Sequard Joan Situ & Son Merck Drug Store

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