Republicans urged to unite after defeat in 1884 election
The piece notes Mr. Jones criticizes President Arthur and his Cabinet for not giving Blaine the loyalty expected by Republicans. Mr. Chandler counters, calling Jones unknown and blaming him for the party’s loss. It urges burying old feuds and preparing a united front for the next election.
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Jones
Republican National Committee
Arthur
Blaine
Chandler
New York Tribune
Pennsylvania
Conkling
Pennsylvania Race Horses Rise From Three Stable Farms
Pennsylvania hosts three premier stables A. J. Cassatt W L Scott and N W Kittson in Chester Valley near Erie and Chestnut Hill. Aristides Welch helped Chestnut Hill earn fame with Leamington and notable progeny. The three barns totaled 89 230 in winnings this racing season Cassatt led with 16 horses earning 32 197 Scott followed with 12 horses earning 30 672.
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Pennsylvania
A. J. Cassatt
Kelso
Chester Valley
W. L. Scott
Erie
N. W
Mr. Cassatt
Scott
Farm product prices decline in home markets
The Department of Agriculture reports a general decline in farm prices at home. Corn averages 363 cents, down one cent from 1879 though supplies were similar. Wheat averages 65 cents per bushel, oats 28 cents, and potatoes 40 cents, all lower than last December. The current values are the lowest yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Cleve Lane dodges call from Dr. Mary Walker
Gov. Cleve Lane usually listens to callers on politics or weather. Recently Dr. Mary Walker from Washington waited in the ante-room. He slipped out the back to dinner after she arrived, a bold moment noted in the piece.
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Cleve Lane
Mary Walker
Washington
Cleveland
San Francisco case upends divorce suit verdict
Jupee Sullivan deliberates that Sarah Aithea Hill is Sharon's legal wife and deserves a share of his ten million dollar fortune. The decision surprises judges and lawyers. Sharon plans an appeal. Kellone of Louisiana contests opponent Gay’s congressional win. The U S Grand Jury indicts leading players in the Loreanville election killing in Iberia parish Louisiana.
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Jupee Sullivan
San Francisco
Sarah Aithea Hill
Sharon
Kellone
Louisiana
Gay
Congress
U. S
Loreanville
Iberia Parish
Indiana Democrats Back McDonald for Cabinet Post
Democratic members of the Indiana House and Senator Voorhees met in Washington and voted unanimously that Indiana should have representation in the next Cabinet. They deem ex-Senator McDonald a fitting choice, prompting curiosity about Mrs Hendricks’s reaction.
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House
Indiana
Voorhees
Washington
McDonald
Hendricks
Threat to invade Louisville echoes reform clash
The Philadelphia Press notes Uncle Randall’s looming threat to occupy Louisville next month and warns of a grim day for Colonel Watterson’s reform ideal. The piece adds that Watterson seeks protection from the Pennsylvania Protectionist as one outcome of the dispute.
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Randall
Louisville
Colonel
Watterson
Phila. Press
Pennsylvania
Prohibitionists lead Georgia House push for local option law
Georgia House contains a Prohibitionist majority as ninety counties already practice varying levels of prohibition. Gov. Cleveland plans to resign January sixth and travel to Buffalo January eighth for a charity ball before returning to Albany and later Washington.
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Georgia
House of Representatives
Cleveland
Buffalo
Genesee House
Albany
Washington
Cameron’s Re-Election Seen Likely With Voters Split
The Philadelphia Times reports 121 legislators for Cameron and 57 against. While not certain, current signs favor his re-election as the vote tally appears to support him.
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Philadelphia Times
Cameron
Senator Beck and party embark on Potomac duck hunt
Senator Beck and fellow officials including Don Cameron Butler and Jackson joined an extended duck hunt down the Potomac last week. The line notes the President will join only when the fish are ripe, adding a tongue in cheek tone to the outing.
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Senator Beck
Don Cameron
Butler
Jackson
Potomac
Beecher Proposed as Utah Governor by Cleveland Backer
A supporter in Cleveland suggests appointing Rev. Henry Ward Beecher as Governor of Utah, praising his fitness for the role and proposing a political reward for his services.
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SomreBopy
Cleveland
Henry Ward Beecher
Utah
Former Vice President Wueeter Linger at Malone Home
Wa A Wueeter ex vice president resides at his Malone residence in Franklin county. He is described as wireless and childless, sleepless, and reportedly near death.
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Wa. A. Wueeter
Malone
Franklin County
Brooklyn Asylum Fire Death Toll Rises to Twenty Four
Up to the 21st the total bodies recovered from the Brooklyn Asylum fire numbered twenty four with others still missing. Officials report continuing search and recovery efforts as details unfold.
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Brooklyn
Democratic Commoner Label Sparks Debate Over Sam Randall
Tuery questions labeling Sam Randall the great Democratic Commoner noting many Democrats are quite common, challenging the descriptor and stirring discussion about political ranks and accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuery
Sam Randall
Senator Pater Critiques GOP Grip Strategy
Michigan senator Pater accuses the Republican party of pretending progress by pretense and using hollow actions to gain leverage. The remark frames intra party maneuvering as a political ploy aimed at strengthening their position.
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Pater
Michigan
Reduced Rates to World's Exposition in New Orleans
The World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition opens December 16 in New Orleans and runs to May 31, 1885. The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets to New Orleans with return by May 31, 1885, at $35.40 for round trips on the same route from Warren, with conditions on trip limits and travel routes.
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New Orleans
America
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Egents
Warren
Prominent Pittsburg Visitor Reviews New Orleans Exposition
A Pittsburg figure reports from the New Orleans Exposition that travel costs rival Philadelphia’s Centennial and the Sunny South offers milder, richer sights. He praises fruit trees, pleasant climate, and the display, but notes Sunday opening may irritate Northern visitors.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Industry Debunking Unemployment Claims
The New York Tribune claimed 60 000 idle in Philadelphia. Lorin Bridget challenges this, saying under 6 000 idle at most and that about one thousand establishments now employ more workers than in December 1882 when 242 353 people were employed citywide. He notes 10 000 more employed so far in a sample of about a thousand establishments.
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New York Tribune
Philadelphia
Lorin Bridget
the Tribune
Weekly Times
THE
TIMES
Times Building
Eleven Bessemer Steel Works Close in United States
Eleven Bessemer steel works operated last October. now only three remain: Scranton Works in Scranton Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Steel Co in Harrisburg, and Joilet Co in Illinois. Cambria, Bethlehem, and Lackawanna plants have closed recently. Cambria closure alone outs 3,000 workers. Confidence wanes after Cleveland’s election.
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Bessemer Steel Works
Scranton
Pennsylvania Steel Co
Harrisburg
Joilet Co
Illinois
Cambria
Johnstown
Bethlehem Works
Bethlehem
Roosevelt follows trail of grizzlies and elk in Northwest
Youna Roosevelt of New York, a former legislator and politician, has spent much of the post convention period in the Northwest. He arrived in Chicago on the 23rd bound for home with a rifle and shotgun, claiming kills of one 1,200 pound grizzly, three bears, six elk, many antelope and numerous buffalo, while counting a vast amount of small game.
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Youna Roosevelt
New York
Northwest
Grand Pacific
Chicago
Roosevelt
Christmastide Fire Destroys Moriah Church
In Moriah Essex county a poor Methodist congregation faced long debt and mortgage stress over their church. After years of appeals across the Troy conference the church was finally theirs, but last week a fire burned it down, prompting a post-Christmas appeal for funds.
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Tuer Methodists
Moriah
Essex County
Troy
Methodist Society
Buffalo Express
Pittsburg Dispatch rates for daily and weekly editions
The Pittsburg Dispatch offers daily at 8 dollars per year or 15 cents per week including Sunday, and a weekly edition at 1.5 dollars per year. It highlights local news within several hundred miles of the Smoky City and aims to be lively and reliable.
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Pittsburg
U. S
Pennsylvania
Dispatch
Addres
M. W. McAlarney
Harrisburg
Christ's Birth and Its Influence Sermon 1884 Warren Pa
Rev. A W Ryan extols Christmas as the fulfillment of history's progress and God's love. He traces the prepared world for Christ, the coming savior, and the power of Christianity to unite humanity, foster peace, and renew home life, urging readers to embrace the festival's true sentiment.
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Christ
Egypt
Holy Land
Heaven
Rome
Jesus
Bethlehem
Immanuel
Prince of
Orn
Calvary
God
Christ the Lord
St. Paul
Christ Jesus
Abraham
Boards of Arbitration
Jupee Tourers Returns to Work with Lectures
Jupee Tourers, amid recent financial troubles, has begun new efforts to restore fortune. He is engaged on novel work and currently delivering lectures to supporters and interested audiences.
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Jupee
Dr Fenner’s Cough Honey and Other Patent Medicines
An advertisement touts Dr Fenner’s Improved Cough Honey promising cough relief in one hour. It promotes Dr Blodgett’s Magnetic Balm to ease stomach pains neuralgia earache and sore throat and to combat a cold for less than a dollar. L G Noyes endorses Acker’s English Remedy for contracted consumption and offers a circular. An entirely new medicine is guaranteed.
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Dr. Fenner
Dr. Blodgett
L. G. Noyes
Acker
Merrie Christmas and New Year Greeting Message
A Christmas and New Year cordial note urges goodwill toward all and to let divine love guide deeds. It emphasizes peace among men and joy in the Savior’s birth with biblically framed wishes for merriment and blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Jesus Christ
Demorest's January 1885 issue highlights include new serial A Strange Girl
St Nicholas opens with Celia Thaxter poem The Child and the Year and E Vinton Blake ice yachting tale. Jenny June School of the Future and a frontispiece steel engraving. The Century January table of contents features The Freedman's Case in Equity by Geo W Cable and Civil War gunboat pieces by Capt James B Eads and Rear Admiral Walker. The February issue promises Grant on Shiloh with Confederate perspective.
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St. Nicholas
Celia Thaxter
E. Vinton Blake
Demorest
Charles Barnard
New Orleans
Jenny June
Charlotte Corday
Arthur Gilman
John Boyle O'Reilly
Geo. W. Cable
James B. Eads
Walker
Belmont
Fort Henry
Fort Donelson
Island No. 10
Fort Pillow
Memphis
Upper
Mississippi
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Warren Cunty
Elk
Warren County
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James Rover
Warren Gas
Watson Ip
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Tidioute Road
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A. Pihl
ILE
the Grad Cental Mining Iompany
Youngstown
Ohio
R. McCurwy
See
Karnsworth
Cherry Grove
Warren Co
Claus Nelson
Farnsworth
Tate Capital
F. H. Carver
Shook & Coalier
Union Square Theatre
Geo. R. Sims
Armytage Hall
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Chatham
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Boston Street
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Regent’s Park
Jarvis
Bouston Street
Price Station
Milton Mapes
Curtis
J G Curtis
J.G. Curtis
Ludlow, Pa
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F, Henry
Cashier
Warren Savings Bank
Slash
OU Liutla
A. J. Hazeltine
Stgcka
Helping Hand Building and Loan Association
Asociation
First National Bank of
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M. Beecher
Warren Light and Heat Company
W.S. McGhee
V. Warren
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Pittsfield
J. W. Phillis
Chan. W. Wynn
WM. Pler
Freehold, Pa
Ohio River & Lake Erie Railroad Company
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Staid
Albert G. Hertzel
Borugh
Warren, Warren Co
E. J. Lesser
Admi
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Francis Henry
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H. A. Jamieson
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Geo
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Mercer Co
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Wesmith
C. Geioner
Bradford
Kk. Phipps
Grove City
M. L. Zabniser
A.J. Carr
Sunday Mail
W. A. Groves
Tionesta
Saxton
Ene
Magnetic Balm CO
Forest and Stream
Forest and Stream Publishing Co
Park Row
Sheffield Road
John Holman
James Byrne
E. A. Allen
John H. Hale
Fine Grove
Warren Uo
W.C. Hale
Pine Grove
Ziba Colegrove
Borough of
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Warren & Farnsworth Valley Rairoad Company
M. J.P. Jef.person
Fifth Street
Hazel
Laurel Street
Fifth
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A. T. Icofield
Stinson & LO
Portland
Ustice
Mail Office
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Combination Clothing Co
Pittsburgh
Keystone Clothing Co
Broadway
TOSOL
Cohn & CO
Keystone Clothing Company
Lespy
Union Cloth Ulsters
L. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A.J. Hazeltine
O. H. Hunter
E. G. Wood
M. 3B. Dunham
Jas, Clark, Jr
Ss. M. Brownell
Fisher Block
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