Warren men announced for 27th District Republican Delegate
The 27th Congressional district voters are to decide on two Warren candidates for Delegate to the National Republican Convention. Hon. D. C. Allen and William Schunur, Esq., both of Warren, are officially announced as candidate options subject to voter choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Paul W. Brown
Farmington Township
Warren County
Z.T. Weaver
Clarendon Borough
J. F. Rounce
Warren
W. J. Mead
Youngsville
N. W. Dupree
Chandlers Valley
Sugar Grove Township
Maggie I. Shortt
Charles A. Peterson, Esq
D. C. Allen
27Th Congressional
William Schunur, Esq
CeCounty Delgates
Harry W. Neivy
W. P. Nutrone
President Cleveland Urges Action Over Venezuela Crisis
President Cleveland, returning from a fishing trip, calls for immediate measures against British aggressions in Venezuela. He recommends appointing a commission to investigate and report promptly, urging Congress and the public to support decisive steps and for England to respect the region.
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Venezuela
Cleveland
Congress
England
Inauguration of Hart Governor William O Connell Bradley
William OConnell Bradley, first Republican governor of Kentucky, was duly inaugurated last week before a large congregation. His inaugural address urged Protection, Reciprocity, Honest Money, and Industrial Improvements while condemning mob violence.
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Hart
Kentucky
William O’connell Bradley
Ingersoll Seeks Help for President From Christian Endeavorers
Bos INGERSOLL argues that Christian Endeavorers should target Grover Cleveland after prayers fail to convert him. The piece notes no hope for the infidel but a chance for the President and pitches a Christmas gift subscription to The Mail at $1.25 per year.
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Bos Ingersoll
Grover Cleveland
Tere
Mortality in High Places and Political Odds
A Philadelphia Times piece notes that two of the three vice presidential candidates with Cleveland have died. It recalls Hendricks and Thurman as former running mates and highlights current living ex-presidents and ex-vice presidents, including Harrison and Morton, with several defeated candidates now gone. The article also mentions presidential widows and government annuities, quoting the Times on pensions for presidents’ widows.
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Allen G. Thurman
Cleveland
Hendricks
Thurman
Benjamin Harrison
Morton
Harrison
Reid
Blaine
All
Hancock
English
Tilden
Greely
Brown
Grant
Garfield
Tyler
Polk
Lincoln
Philadelphia Times
Not Guilty but Punished in Jury Verdict Critique
A Smethport Miner editorial argues juries flaw in the Jewett libel case, noting costs borne by the acquitted defendant while he is branded half guilty. The piece urges ending jury trials in favor of three-judge courts for efficiency and consistency.
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Mr. Jewett
Tom McClellan
Smethport Miner
Preservation of War Records Plan by Pittsburg Posts
Three Grand Army Posts in Pittsburg propose a low cost plan to collect and organize county war records at Carnegie Library. If successful in Allegheny county, the approach would be shared with Grand Army posts nationwide to replicate the project.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Carnegie Library
Grove of Pennsylvania Opens Tariff Fight in House
The Great Majority Grove of Pennsylvania begins the tariff dispute in the House. He cites the presidents message as text and recalls Grover Cleveland. He notes a surplus under protection from 1880 to 1893, while current laws created a treasury deficit and increased debt by about 131000 in two years. He argues revenue shortfall, not tender circulation, causes treasury strain.
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Great Majority
Pennsylvania
Grover
Treasury
Congressman Grow
Memoir Royalties Highlight Veteran Politicians
Senator Sherman earns one dollar per copy of his reminiscences with 127000 copies sold by December 1. The Grant family made over 500000 from his memoirs while Blaine received about 240000 and Sherman’s successor earned more than 60000. Not all books reach these levels.
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Senator Sherman
Dee
Gen. Grant
Mr. Blaine
Congress
Gen. Sheridan
Artful wife tricks husband by delaying letters
A wife, frustrated that her husband often failed to post letters she trusted him with, devised a plan. She handed him several to post and included one to herself. When no reply arrived, inquiries showed her letter remained in his pocket.
Philadelphia Faces Mob Violence Over Street Car Strike
Dispatches from Philadelphia warn of mob violence as a street car strike paralyzes service. About 5,000 workers are out demanding higher wages and no streetcars are operating.
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Philadelphia
Utah Governor Vote Certifies Narrow Republican Margin
Utah officially certifies a 2,282 vote margin for the governor race. The small lead is seen as sufficient to shield the state from potential Democratic control in the future.
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Utah
Engagements to marry rise after Teachers' Institute session
An exchange claims more engagements to marry occur after the Teachers Institute session than at any other time of the year. Readers are invited to observe whether this assertion holds true.
Political Quips and Policy Moves Across States
A collection of satirical and editorial remarks on the current administration, budget woes, and political personalities. Highlights include critiques of Governor Altgeld’s pardons, debates on oleo margarine laws in Pennsylvania, and commentary on national figures and policy debates. The items reflect a broad array of regional opinions and political tensions.
Grange Benefit Meeting Set With Talks and Music
The Grange plans a benefit meeting at Chandlers Valley on Thursday January 2 1896. Patrons are urged to bring lunches. Tea and coffee provided. The program includes addresses essays and questions on farming diversification home and school cooperation dairy profits silo building and court history with readings music and recitations by local members.
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Grange
The
Chandlers Valley
Valley Grange
Salome Smutz
Wm. Porter
North Warren
Seymour Cramer
Farmington
M. Crocker
Brokenstraw
Hartley
Freehold
Brokenstraw Grange
John Akins
K. E. Rowley
Valley
R. J. Weld
Sugar Grove
B. F. W. Thorpe
Mr. McLaren
Grace Samuelson
Not Wanted. Why Not Editorial on Herr Ahlwardt
In a December letter to the editor, the writer defends Herr Ahlwardt against calls to silence him, arguing for fair hearing and free speech. The letter contrasts Russia’s treatment of Jews with American values, contending that debate should be open and arguments tested. M.
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Ep. Malil
Herr Ahlwardt
Russia
Pennsylvania Railroad Holiday Excursion Fares Announced
The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell excursion tickets at reduced rates for travel east of Pittsburg and Erie and west of Elizabeth and Sea Girt excluding Philadelphia and Trenton. Tickets good for travel December 21 to 25 and 31, 1895 and January 1, 1896 and return to January 7, 1896.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Erie
Elizabeth
Sea Girt
Philadelphia
Trenton
No excuse for sleepless nights with One Minute Cough
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough relief from a persistent cough and sleepless nights. It claims rapid relief and better health, urging readers to purchase from H. Dixson.
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H. Dixson
Wrightsville Correspondence from December Notes Local Events
Rev Hopkins with Rev Lavely led evening meetings. A daughter arrived to D. and Jennie Boone on December 8. Mrs Fancher left for Lottsville to tend Nat Smith family with typhoid. She rents her house to Mr Stuart, a painter. Miss Higgins returns from Corry. Clifton Wright ill, staying with his mother. Carl Smith drives for A Wright. Christmas goods appear in shops.
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Wrightsville
Hopkins
Lavely
Cattaraugus
Jennie Crouch Boone
R. A. Fancher
Lottsville
Nat. Smith
Stuart
Hattie Higgins
Corry
Clifton Wright
Carl Smith
A. Wright
Dugall School Closes For Two-Week Holiday
December reports Dugall school closed for two weeks as townspeople share travel and church news. Norman Arthurs biked through Big Bend area. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Durlin headed to Corry for Sabbath. U B church had no service due to Rev. Spillman’s funeral trip to Bradford. Snow and ice notes and local sickbed.
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Dugall
Norman Arthurs
Big Bend
Chas. Young
Arthur Durlin
Corry
U. B
Spillman
Bradford
McGee
E. Goodwin
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending December 18 1895
Property deeds recorded in Warren County show numerous transfers. Names include C F Anderson Victor Ramburg John Chase John D Stead well Louisa C Gross S H Evans trustees Tidioute Pres Ch C C Thompson R H Morrison Ernest L Delong E L Morrison Martin Devore J H Nichols D N Stilson W R Elston B Waugaman Fredonia Nat Bank Oscar Anderson Rachel Leroy C Edward Offerle Ida A Shaw Florence Barber John B Moore Harrison Wade and Jennie G Howard with values ranging from 10.97 to 4100 dollars and properties located in Tidioute Sugar Grove Clarendon Mead Warren Pittsfield and Brokenstraw.
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C. F. Anderson
Victor Ramburg
Sugar Grove
John Chase
John D. Steadwell
Deerfield
John Grunder
Louisa C. Gross
Conewango
S. H. Evans
Tidioute Pres. Ch
John Siggins
H. H. Cumings
Tidioute
Treas
Warren Co
C. C. Thompson
W. R. Elston
B. Waugaman
Clarendon
Same
Jarendon
Valcon
Fredonia Nat. Bank
Mead
Nat. Bank
Oscar Anderson
Rachel Leroy
John Anderson
Brokenstraw
C. Edward Offerle
Ida A. Shaw
Warren
Florence Barber
John B. Moore
Pittsfield
Harrison Wade
Jennie G. Howard
Special Erie Excursion to Atlanta at Low Rate
On December 20 the Erie will offer a special low fare to Atlanta and return from Corry Pa Tickets are sold on all trains for 17 dollars 25 cents good ten days for return passage Full information available from Erie ticket agents or F H Garfield division passenger agent James town NY
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Atlanta Exposition
Pennsylvania R. A
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
W. S. Leffard
Atlanta
Erie
Corry
F. H. Garfield
Division
Jamestown
Man shoots self over indigestion, claims cure by pills
A reader quotes a man who shot himself to avoid indigestion while another suggests De Witt’s Little Early Risers as the cure. The exchange labels the act as foolish and promotes the pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
F.H. Dixson
Caddo Banner editor uses home remedy for child's croup
In a wartime style note J Y Schenck describes his two year old daughter's croup threat. With the family doctor away he gave Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, which soothed the child immediately. He reports he will keep a bottle in the future. Posters note 25 and 50 cent bottles available at Morris Mullen Warren and P B Canfield Corydon Pa. Also a promotion for Nickel Plate Road passenger service highlighting first and second class day coaches dining cars and through sleeping cars to Chicago Cleveland Buffalo New York and Boston with low rates.
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C. T. Picton
State Hotel
Denison
Texas
Chamberlain
Major Picton
Morris & Mutten, Warren
P. B. Canfield
Corydon, Pa
J. Y. Schenck
Caddo, Ind. Ter
Banner
Morris & Mullen, Warren
Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Boston
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Warren, PA
Harrisburg
State Committee
M. S. Quay
Jere B. Rex
W. R. Andrews
Quay
Lochiel Hotel
Edward McPherson
Gettysburg
House of Congress
Fehlman Bros
Boston Shoe Store
UL Conu Vasay
Berger & Hall
N. Y
Tom Reed
San Francisco
Kansas City Journal
New Jersey
Cincinnati Tribune
Canton Register
Don Cameron
Senate
Philo. Inquirer
Altgeld
Illinois
Phila. Times
Allegheny
Supreme Court
National Stockman
Pennsylvania Railroad
F. i Dixson
Inpacu
S. W. Waters
Warren National Bank of Warren
First National Bank of Warren
F. K. Russell
Citizens National Bank of Warren
D. L. Gerould
Warren Savings Bank
G. B. Ensworth
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Warren Pa
W. H. Filler
Orphans’ Court
E. M. Clapp & Co
Tiona
Mead Township
Smith Burrows
Kinzua
County of
Waren
A. B. Butterfield
David Bovaird
J. A. Wood
Hazeltine Woolen Mills
China
Producer
Karl & Wilson
Consumer
Kopf & Henry
Grocers
Water Street
Biber & Easton
George Ball
Northwestern
Penn’a
Market St
Pittsburgh, PA
Etters
J Crawford Eakin
South West
Penna
Sylvester Eakin
Scofield
Louisa B. Weed
Anna Sill
Beaver
Cooney
Bear
Wiaia
N. K. Wendelboe's
N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty St
First National Bank
F. H. Rockwell
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line
Liverpool
Queens
Iown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christania
Copenhagen
Eorge Damon
D. I. Wells
M. Spaulding
George Damon
Recorder’s Office
Spring Creek
Columbus and
Spaulding
Columbus
Elmer D. Damon
G. P. Damon
D. I. Wells Terre
Julia A. Mallett
Elmer Damon
Joel Matteson
Eva M. Mallett
D. M. How
Sheriff's Office
Siegfried
Bury’s
Siegfried & CO
H. S. Thomas
East St
D. A.V. & P. Railroad
Telephone
Elizabeth Sager
Henry Cobham
North Penn Oil Co
Geo. O. Cornelius
W. P. Book
A. Randall
R. B. Day
B. J. Cheney
D. J. Bennett
P. H. Lukens
D. J
W. J. Bennett
Cynthia McCoy
Daniel Ruhlman
Geo
O. Cornelius
Hiram Chapel
Geo. P. Fulkrod
A. J. Hazeltine
Darius Mead
B. D. Morris
Hannah E. Lawrence
John H
F. Yates
Urban G. Mease
Citizens National Bank
Gorrer
M D
Noa
Charles H. Noyes
Court of Common Pleas
A. W. Cell
R. H. Nichols
Heppel
H.E. McConnell
Wm. Rockwell
Act of Assembly
United Brethren Church of
Torpedo
Ball & Thompson, Solicitors
City Crockery
Pickett Hardware CO
Claus
the Warren Savings Bank
O. W. Beaty
G. H. Jackson
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
M. Bunham
W. M. Lindsey
L. R. Freeman
C. Sigel
Warren Mills
Ige
Bage
Allen R. Kilburn
Kik
Boyd Marsh
Corydon, Warren Co
David Dalrymple
H. Dalrymple
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