Renewal Offer for Warren Mail and Philadelphia Weekly Press
The Warren Mail announces a one year subscription for 1.75 in advance to all subscribers, old or new, pairing with the Philadelphia Weekly Press described as a premier Republican journal. The papers promise full town county neighborhood news, encouraging readers to join local clubs with liberal terms. The notice urges immediate action.
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T. Allen
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Sheriff Smith Indorsed Amid Divided Public in Birmingham
Public sentiment in Birmingham splits over Sheriff Smith firing on a mob with many locals hurt or killed. Governor Lee of Virginia and others endorse the action, praising the sheriff for upholding law and protecting the county jail, while calls to curb lynching rise.
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U S dispatches ships to Hayti over impertinence
President Cleveland sent two war ships, the Galena and Yan tic, to discipline Hayti after perceived bad conduct. Secretary Bayard contemplates actions beyond war while many critics advocate firmness, with a cheerful note on a retired statesman’s sentiment to “wallop little Hayti.”
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Yantic
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Grangers of Pennsylvania elects officers and reports growth
In Harrisburg last week the Grangers of Pennsylvania held a meeting with over 00 present. Officers were re-elected: Worthy Master Leonard Rhone Centre County Lecturer G C Brown York Treasurer Wm Yocum Berks Secretary Lt HU Thomas Cumberland. Twenty six new Granges were organized this year, boosting membership by more than 3000. The order is now said to be the strongest secret order numerically in the state with a solid treasury surplus.
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Berks
HU. Thomas
Cumberland
Butterworth Proposes Joint Resolution on Canada Unity Plan
Ohio Congressman Butterworth introduces in the House a joint resolution authorizing the President to negotiate unity or assimilation with the Dominion of Canada or its provinces. The proposal faces opposition in Canada as the public begins to discuss it and few supporters are apparent.
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Canada
Hart Wins Boston Mayoral Race in Tight Contest
Hart, a Republican, won the Boston mayoral election last week by about 1,965 votes after a closely watched contest in a Democratic city that typically leans toward the party by roughly 9,000 to 10,000.
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Hart
Movement to rename West Virginia Kanawha
A push to change the state's name to Kanawha will be presented to the Legislature at the next session. The Wheeling Intelligencer endorses the move arguing that states should have distinct, well sounding names derived from distinctive local features and that Kanawha meets these criteria.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
Kanawha
Congress Passes Direct Tax Bill with Bipartisan Support
The House approved the direct tax measure 178 to 96 with 40 Democrats voting with Republicans. President Cleveland is expected to veto, sending the bill back for final passage in the next Congress and a possible Harrison signature. The act refunds about $22 million to states for Civil War costs, with Pennsylvania set for a large share. Gen. Howard assumed command of the Atlantic Division succeeding Maj. Gen. Schofield, arriving from San Francisco after leading the Pacific Division. he is 58, bearded, disciplined, and lost his right arm in the Civil War. Chief Justice Cranes E. Boyne of Washington Territory died in Seattle of pneumonia, mourned by Western Pennsylvania lawyers and political peers.
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Sheridan’s widow to receive two thousand five hundred pension
The House Pension committee favorably reports a bill granting Gen Sheridan’s widow a 2500 dollar yearly pension. The columnist praises Sheridan’s service and argues his widow and children deserve this support.
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Philip H. Sheridan
Morton Visit to President Elect Stirs West Audience
Vice President Morton and wife visited President elect Harrison in Indianapolis drawing large crowds on the road and at Tomlinson Hall. A reception drew about 7 000 people while Mrs Morton fell ill and did not attend the event. The Cabinet picks and potential portfolios were discussed but no decisions announced. Quay met Morton as reports of possible treas ury and navy appointments circulated.
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West Virginia Election Situation Outlined by Congressman
Congressman Wilson outlines the WV election scenario with recounts in the First and Third districts and disputed precincts in Kanawha County. He notes Governor and Legislature will tally and decide as final canvassing board when the Legislature convenes January 6 1889.
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Sackville Relations and Boycott Clash Spark U S Politics
The Sackville affair continues as Lord Saulsbury refuses to recognize the United States until Republicans assume office. Cleveland officials and English allies oppose this stance and reject boycotts. Mr. Phelps hints his mission may end soon if Saulsbury maintains his course.
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Democrats push for Dakota statehood and Western territories
The House Democratic caucus adopted a resolution urging admission of Dakota as one or two states and the early admission of Washington, Montana, and New Mexico. It calls for a single bill integrating these measures, with House action set for the earliest practicable day. The note adds that the French debt stands around 3 billion dollars, the largest globally and rising as the US reduces its own debt.
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Prohibition and politics across states and finance notes
Official returns show Cleveland with a 536 vote lead in West Virginia. New York limits the gallows by law taking effect January 1. Prohibition support declines in Massachusetts cities. seven of nineteen vote yes. Paris fashion sees unmatched gloves in second mourning. Gen Harrison receives nearly 100 canes from admirers since nomination. A Maine woman earns a desertion-based divorce. Pacific coast winter tourism rebounds with high expectations. Nebraska and Dakota schools receive extra stoves and provisions for blizzards. Lesseps resigns as Panama Canal scheme falters, risking losses for investors. Boston school contest boosts women voters and Republican candidates. A 200-ton monster gun rises at Worcester Arsenal, costing $110,000 for lifting machinery, with a two-ton projectile and 15-mile reach. Banks: 3,140 national banks, capital $590m, deposits $1.35b. 132 new banks formed, 42 closed. capital up $14m, circulation up $17m.
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President Harrison's Buffalo Home Described In Detail
A Buffalo letter paints President Harrison's private residence at Delaware Street as a plain two story brick house with a small barn, grape arbor, and fence back yard. The description notes Cedar street paving, wide boulevards, and abundant mail with requests, praises, and occasional gall.
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Inauguration Preparations For Harrison Underway
Chairman Britton of the Inaugural Committee reports favorable responses from Interior and Post-office officials for troop sleeping quarters during the inauguration. A sub-committee on civic organizations has 75 parade applications totaling 13 000 men, 2000 more than four years ago. The England report claims Stanley is a prisoner of the Caliph, a grave setback if true.
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Warren Union meets Thursday at 3 p.m.
The temperance department notes a mothers meeting last week was interesting. The Warren Union regular business meeting will be held Thursday at 3 p.m. in the Presbyterian church lecture room, with all invited to attend.
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Court case in Kinzua ends with jury acquittal
In Renwick versus Benson the late case for illegal liquor selling was fairly proved yet the jury acquitted the defendant and charged the plaintiff with costs. The judge's charge reportedly reflected strong evidence against Benson.
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Prohibition Thought On Morals From A. M. H.
A. M. H. condemns gambling and drink at Petrolia with a call for temperance work through moral agencies. He recalls past social scorn for reformers, urges women to unite across parties, and praises presidential women like Lucy Hayes and Mrs. Cleveland while stressing faith in God and home to advance abolition of liquor.
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Ireland's Grievance and Majority Rule
Sir George Trevelyan frames Irish grievance as majority exclusion from administration and legislation. He argues Ireland has no governing influence, and contrasts with American rights to public office and policy influence, warning that lack of access would provoke outrages and challenge law and order.
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Merck Bros Offer Christmas Watches and Silverware Deals
Merck Bros advertise a wide stock of watches silverware and novelties for Christmas with prices described as down. Shoppers are urged to call early and often for best selection and savings.
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Drummer Boy's Final Stand Beneath Freedom's Sky
A youthful drummer boy falls on a Civil War battlefield as bullets fly and horsemen ride past. He yearns for his mother while recalling home and prayer, then breath fades and he is buried where the stars and stripes wave. The poem honors his sacrifice and duty for country.
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York state plea to recruit preachers and cut denominational waste
Rev. C. H. Parkhurst blasts church boards for piecemeal gospel work and high fees. He urges removing all but one denomination in towns to reach unchurched populations, arguing much money goes to denominational whims rather than souls.
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Hostetter's Almanac 1889 Offers Free Copies via Mail
The 1889 Hostetter's Almanac, a mix of health advice and light reading, will be the largest medical edition yet. Hostetter & Co. of Pittsburg will mail copies for a penny stamp to those unable to obtain one locally. Also notes Christmas fruit, candy, oysters at Langdale and address numbering services by Row Lane at Retierer's store.
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