Warren County Republican Sheriff and Assembly Candidates Named
Columbus borough's L. C. Baker is announced as a Republican candidate for the Assembly from Warren county. Pine Grove Township’s D. M. How ard and Warren’s John A. Bearsreptr are named for Warren county Sheriff races. All are subject to Republican Primary decisions.
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Assembly
L. C. Baker
Columbus Borough
Warren County
D. M. Howard
Pine Grove
John A. Bearsreptr
Warren
Grand success of Warren Teachers Institute praised
The annual Teachers Institute in Warren last week drew the largest attendance and best overall interest. Four evening lectures were highlights, described as the best ever, with Supt. Putnam praised for guiding a highly successful educational meeting. Directors of Warren county are commended for hiring him.
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Warren
Putnam
Warren County
Hawaii political transition and Dole government takes power
The President abandons direct control of Hawaii and tolerates the Dole government. Officials claim the Islands have modernized under American administration and oppose restoring the Queen. The public is urged to stay hands off as Hawaii stabilizes with a progressive American regime.
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Hawaii
Dole
United States
Wawaii
Cleveland Critics Highlight Early Administration Blunders
The piece argues President Cleveland harms his reputation by attacking Gen. Harrison and cites three blunders by his cabinet. It notes the Hawaiian policy error by Gresham the pension misstep by Hoke Smith and Secretary Morton’s agricultural department failure as major early-year costs to his administration.
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Cleveland
Gen. Harrison
Gresham
Hoke Smith
Morton
Agricultural Department
Pennsylvania World's Fair Commission Wraps Year in Harrisburg
The World’s Fair Commission of Pennsylvania finished its year in Harrisburg with Gov. Pattison praising the commission and the state exhibit. Thanks were given to key supporters and newspapers. A permanent social society was formed to meet in Philadelphia in October, while the State building’s future hinges on public-spirited preservation or sale to the Globe Wrecking Company for $150,000.
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World’s Fair Commission of
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pattison
Philadelphia
Harrisburg Telegraph
State
Globe Wrecking Company
Chicago
New York
Amasa Llyod Company
Umbrella Manufacturers
Ann Cook
Burlington
N. J
Fannie Au
Highland Falls
Louis R. Moyenthan
Madison Avenue
Ired
McGowan
St. John’s Cathedral
Syracuse
John P. Hopkins
Syracuse Consolidated Street Railway Company
Edna Milville
Mary Gould
New Bedford
Mass
San Francisco
Rio
Olneyville
Benham
Captain Picking
China
Barcelona
Gladstone
Monson
Edinburgh
Baker
Nictheroy
Brazil
Young Griffo
Tommy White
Jacksonville
Harry L’hommedieu
Middletown
N. Y
Pernambuco
Benwood
Wheeling Iron Works
John L. Sullivan
Kalamazoo
Mich
House Commerce Committee
Nicaragua Canal Commission
Rockefeller Ore Trust
Duluth
Court of Appeals
Ed Stokes
John W. Mackey
Brown announces candidacy for Secretary of Internal Affairs
Mayor Isac B. Brown a deputy in the department declares his run for Secretary of Internal Affairs. The piece notes his wartime record and a controversial relic incident at the World’s Fair. It also mentions Chicago police seeking the return of a rebel flag and discusses Grow’s potential Congress at large nomination with mixed views across media.
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Isac B. Brown
Chicago
Erie Gazette Sets New Record For Enterprise And Style
The Erie Gazette reports a sixteen page Sunday issue printed in color on book paper. It highlights extensive Christmas reading, illustrations, and generous advertising, praising the newspaper and its publishers for exceptional enterprise.
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Erie Gazette
Erie
Businessen
Cazette
Read Our Holiday Mart Supplement and Subscribe Now
The paper notes a brief layoff this week for the holidays but announces the Mart issue remains, enhanced with a generous supplement of good reading. It invites readers to subscribe now and enjoy the extra content.
Customs of paying debts on New Year’s day proposed
A writer suggests a practice among Chinese people of settling all debts on New Year’s Day. He imagines if Americans did the same starting with Mainz, the country would be $3,000 better off by January 2.
Year ends with disasters and pledges for the poor
The text reflects on a sad year and hopes for national prosperity in the new year. It urges those who voted for change to donate to the suffering poor fund and to settle debts with the mail and the printer, marking a fresh start.
Deficit Trend Echoes Historic Budget Battles in Congress
The piece traces the shift from Holman era retrenchment to a Democratic push in the Fifty-second and Fifty-third Congresses. It notes deficiencies mounting as legislation passes, producing a grand total deficit exceeding the prior Republican billion-dollar Congress by about 38 million, and critiques party accountability after gaining power.
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Congress
Reed
House
Holman
Henderson
Iowa
Democratic Congress
Harrison Reception At Union League A Grand Philadelphia Event
Ex President Harrison was feted at the Union League of Philadelphia with a grand reception attended by about fifteen hundred people from both major parties. Delegations from Congress, state officials, and civic leaders filled the halls to honor the former chief executive. Harrisons address was described as able, sensible, and pleasing and a forerunner of a fuller publication slated for next week.
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Grow
Gen.Lilly
Pennsylvania
Phila Times
Gen. Lilly
Union League of Philadelphia
Harrison
Federal Congress
Pattison
Carlisle
Congress
House
Senate
Wayne MacVeigh
Italy
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Flower
Albany
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cork Lane
Lehigh Valley
Colonel Fellows
New York
Michael Dunsavage
Wilkes-Barre
Supreme Court of
Minnesota
Mgr
Satolli
Bologna
Crispi
Rio de Janeiro
Pernambuco
Mello
San Domingo
Heureaux
Captain Cook
Harvard Baseball Nine
Corbett
Mitchell
Fairgrounds
East Jacksonville
Fla
Stevens
Cleveland
Mattie Kingston
Spuyten Duyvel
N. Y
Akron
Little Falls
Call for Better Roads Across New York and Pennsylvania
The Buffalo Times calls out a ten year loss of thirty million dollars on mud hole roads and urges that improved highways are needed year round. The Bradford era notes roads are only good in winter and freight moves poorly otherwise, urging a statewide campaign before the next Legislature.
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Buffalo Times
New York
the Times
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Wayne
Chester
Erie
Greene Counties
Harrisburg
Cleveland
Ohio
Busy Bee
France
Wilson
Washington
Lamont
War Department
Morton
House
N. Y. Sun
McVeagh switch shocks Democrats as Van Alen successor named
Wayne McVeagh leaves the Republican camp for the Cleveland party and becomes Van Alen's successor. Democrats in Congress express anger, claiming months of failed attempts to win appointments for their side. Republicans approve the selection as a timely fill for vacancies.
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Wayne McVeagh
Republicans
Cleveland Party
van Alen
Congress
Pennsylvania
A Thousand Dollars Ahead In Virginia Senate Race
The article alleges President Cleveland sent Gen. Lee $1,000 in new hundred dollar bills to aid an honest Virginia U.S. Senate bid. It claims Lee was the intended recipient, but a misstep changed the outcome and Mr. Martin won the office instead.
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Virginia
U. S
Cleveland
Gen. Lee
Mr. Martin
U.S
Lee
Minority report attacks Wilson Tariff bill and calls for heed
The passage argues a minority report against the Wilson tariff measure and notes Democratic papers attack him. It questions why papers repeat the same criticisms and urges readers to heed the policy, claiming it has the ring of true wisdom.
Indiana Governor backs crackdown on boxing reform
Indiana officials celebrate a court’s two year sentence of a boxer as proof of state resolve in the pugilism war. Hoosier devotees cheer the move praising moral leadership and contrasting with the Florida training camps of Corbett and Mitchell for the unmanly contest.
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Indiana
Unemployed Boston Men Refuse Rent to Seek Work
The passage notes four thousand unemployed men in Boston resisting rent payments until they secure work. It warns this stance could spread nationally, prompting capitalist efforts to restart industries despite criticisms of Democratic party actions.
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Boston
Mass
Democratic Party
Free Etchings Offered With Framing at Greaves Studio
Beautiful etchings are offered free of charge to all customers who pay for framing at the studio of W A Greaves. The promotion highlights artistic prints available for mounting and display.
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W. A. Greaves
National Guard encampment eyed for Gettysburg July
Timely notes discuss a division encampment of the National Guard planned for Gettysburg next July. Other items touch Buffalo Bill possibly seeking Nebraska governor, Lehigh strike costs, and remarks on political mudslinging and tariff debates.
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National Guard
Gettysburg
Buffalo Bill
Nebraska
Sickles Defends Pension Policy In House
Gen Daniel Sickles argued Tuesday that the Harrison administration pension system is free of fraud and that no party should claim sole credit for honoring soldiers. He cited Mr Black of Illinois and urged voters to reject unmerited attacks on pension rolls, drawing long applause.
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Daniel Sickles
Harrison
Black
Ilinois
Cleveland
Daniel
Scribner’s Magazine January opens fifteenth volume
Scribners Magazine marks the start of its fifteenth volume with the serial John March Southerner by George W Cable. It is Cable’s first long novel in years, a dramatic portrayal of the new South with strong character drawing. J M Barrie and George Meredith serials planned later and Hamerton social frontispieces will accompany brief artist portraits. Manets Fifer is featured.
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Scribner's Magazine
John March
George W. Cable
Mr. Cable
New South
J. M. Barrie
George Meredith
Philip Gilbert Hamerton
New York Mail Says Tariff Cuts Hit Home Mills
The New York Mail summarizes that lowering tariffs increases foreign imports. More imports reduce demand for domestic goods, causing less work at home and abroad, leading to closed mills and lower wages.
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The
New York Mail
Santa impersonator stuck in chimney in New Castle incident
Sampson Getholtz a Slippery Rock farmer tried to slide down the chimney to surprise his family as Santa Claus but became stuck mid passage. Neighbors and three men pulled him out after tearing the chimney down level with the roof.
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New Castle
Sampson Getholtz
Getholtz
Gethoitz
Allen’s Opera House Protest Over Wilson Bill
Jamestown crowd gathers at a bipartisan meeting with Hon. Jerome Preston presiding. Workingmen speakers back resolutions condemning the Wilson Bill and calling for defeat. A large petition to Congress will be sent.
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Jamestown
Allen
Opera House
Jerome Preston
America
United States
Congress
Premium Library distribution in Pittsburgh by Commercial Gazette
The Commercial Gazette offers exclusive use of the Premium Library in Pittsburgh at 25 cents per copy. By buying in large quantities the Gazette distributes the books to readers for 10 cents to cover postage and handling. The twenty six books on the list are none sensational. See the paper for full details.
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Commercial Gazette
Pittsburg
Premium Library
Chamberlain's Pain Balm touted for sore throats
Old-time remedy claims rapid cure within a night for sore throats and rheumatism. 50 cent bottles sold by Morris & Mullen.
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Chamberlain
Morris & Mullen
Charity Concert Next Monday Evening
A charity concert is announced for next Monday evening with the motto For the greatest of these is Charity. Proceeds support local nonprofit efforts.
News of the Week A whirlwind of events across nations and cities
A long list of happenings from New York and beyond details weather at sea, political debates in Congress, indictments, resignations, and notable deaths. Vivid items cover fiscal policy, Hawaiian affairs, labor strikes, criminal trials, royal and religious notices, and various local incidents.
Theatres Face License Fees Across Pennsylvania
Judge Doty in Greensburg rules all counties except Allegheny and Philadelphia require a $50 county license before performances unless a $1,009 state license is paid first. Violations carry a $200 to $1,000 fine. Horselaw adds stallion breeders must file pedigree records with the Clerk of Courts and pay a $1 license fee.
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Doty
Greensburg
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Stockholders Meeting Notices for 1894 Elections
The Helping Hand Building and Loan Association will hold its regular annual stockholders meeting on January 13 1894 at 7 p.m. A new series of stock will be issued. Warren Pa December 7 1893 notice. The Warren Savings Bank will hold its twenty fourth annual meeting to elect a Board of Directors on January 9 1894 at 3 p.m. Warren Pa December 9 1893 notice.
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Warren National Bank of
Warren
Helping Hand Building and Loan Association
Ss. W. Waters
V. Warren
First National Bank of Warren
M. Beecher
Warren Savings Bank
Citizens National Bank of Warren
D. L. Gerould
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Penna
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penna
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hinckley & Rice, Solicitors
Etters
Eliza Carver
Warren Co
Pennsylvania
J. P. Jefferson
D. I. Ball
Robt
H. Bailey
South West
WM. . Bailey
Adm
Titusville
Noxce
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Gruetli Verein
Glade Run
Local Property Transfers Reported in Brief Notices
A fragment lists transfers including $600 from A. M. Thompson to E. E. Thompson in Farmington and $275 to Christian Robelien and wife for Glade property plus a $1,200 deed from Christian Robelien and wife to John A. Dagger in Glade.
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A. M. Thompson
E E. Thompson
Farmington
Christian Robelien
John A. Dagger
Glade
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Warren, PA
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Federal Street
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Lottsville
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Andrew Bergstrom
Sheffield
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Bath
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George Bali
Prichs
Water St
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N. Greenlund
J. K. Ronne
Hickory St
M. Agnes Byles
Mats Siegfried
David Ridelsperger
John Grey
Eli F. Strain
Samuel D. Taylor
Mary Hazeltine
L. M. Phillips
P.L. Webb
W. A. Alexander
Pittsburgh Supply Co. Limited
R. Edmonds & Son
Darius Mead
B. D. Morris
Mary Moore
Thos. Gilmore
E. E. Willey
Wm. Klinger
J. H. Mitchell
Pickett
Bacho
C. Es Schofield
O. F. Yates
Proby’s
Pisa
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U.S. Pension Claim Atty
Dearborn St
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