Senators Sabin Manderson Bowen Elected to U S Senate
U S Senatorial results report that D M Sabin wins Minnesota seat defeating Windom. Gen Charles F Manderson elected for Nebraska. T M Bowen wins Colorado seat. Bowen known as owner of the Little Emma Mine and described as a wealthy, young miner with sharp manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Sabin
U.S
Minnesota
Windom
Connecticut
Chas. F. Manderson
U. S
Nebraska
Philadelphia
Ohio
Omaha
Neb
Congress
T. M Bowen
Colorado
Tom Bowen
Little Emma
Apportionment Bills Divide Harrisburg Statesmen
Harrisburg lawmakers debate multiple apportionment bills. The Democratic measure in the House favors a Mercer Warren Venango Forest district while another by Mr Davis groups Warren Venango Forest McKean Elk Potter Cameron. Counts show 15 Republican 13 Democrat districts for the first, 17 to 9 for the second. Conference fights loom over Erie and Crawford pairing, raising concern for Erie’s candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Mercer
Warren
Venango
Forest
Davis
McKean
Elk
Potter
Cameron
Harrisburg Telegraph critiques Democratic missteps and reform efforts
The Harrisburg Telegraph mocks Democratic party managers for overconfidence and illiteracy claims, cites Governor and leaders as examples, notes reform arguments from the House cutting pages, and recalls a Tioga county judge's past remarks on legal protection and local trust.
Mixed 19th Century Topics Include Speculation and Wires
Franklin Press notes warn against speculation in Wall Street and oil markets, urges underground wires in Cuba and cites costs of census and debt changes. Mentions baseball clubs forming next season and compares US and European wealth. Reports Alabama treasurer embezzlement and ongoing debt reductions since 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Press
Wall Street
Reform Promises Fade as Legislators Rally in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Times critiques a Reform Legislature five weeks into session, noting many reform bills linger in committees and party hypocrisy in New York. It highlights opposition to free passes, salary cuts, and civil service reforms, comparing Albany and Allegheny County actions to betray reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Morgan
Commonwealth
New York
the Tribune
Pop Supps
Cleveland
Albany
Boys in Blue Describe Structure and Pay of U S Army
The article outlines the regular army in 25 infantry regiments 10 cavalry regiments 5 artillery regiments and engineers totaling 28 002 active personnel plus 400 retired officers. It lists general officer salaries from 13500 to 1800 and private pay scales from 15 to 18 dollars monthly with reenlistment increases, noting a Logan bill proposal to raise private pay to 16 and adjust NCO pay. The force includes a largely foreign born component.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regular Army
United States
Corps of Engineers
Regular
How Montreal Girls Dress
An exchange describes winter dress in Montreal with flannel layers from head to foot, multiple skirts including a quilted one, ribbed stockings, arctics, knit wristlets and gloves, fur or cloth dolman, fur cap, and wool worsted comforters. The piece notes extreme warmth and resilience to cold and ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Census cost debate over engraving and printing
General F A Walker argues engraving and printing should not be counted in census expenses. He notes the census excluding this item has cost 4,975,000 dollars, with 200,000 more needed to complete the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Walker
Congress
McNett & Co Show Walnut and Ash Chamber Suits
McNett & Co. advertise twelve walnut and ash Chamber Suits and a finest line of brackets fancy tables and cabinet ware in Warren county. Stationery and Toilet Goods also offered at L. G. Noyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNett & Co
L. G. Noyes
Warren County
ZoPrESA Panacea Claim for Digestive and Liver Ailments
Advertises ZoPrESA as a universal remedy curing indigestion constipation sick headache low mood and appetite loss. It claims to strengthen organs for food assimilation and treats liver and bilious troubles, presenting itself as especially suited for the liver and stomach.
Pennsylvania Paragraphs Highlight State Happenings
Old Maid Society in Lock Haven and G A R encampment in Wilkesbarre with Gen E S Osborne elected Grand Commander. Sheriff board pay rising to fifty cents a day. Philadelphia warning on beauty preparations amid a society woman’s facial eruption. Schuylkill postmaster Isaac Pryor, oldest official, since 1832. Water scarcity hits anthracite regions at fifty cents per barrel and droughts drive farmers to haul water in Dauphin Lebanon and Berks counties.
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Lock Haven
Old Maid’s Society
Wilkesbarre
Philadelphia
Isaac Pryor
Schuylkill
Chester County
Postal Department
U. S
Jackson
van Buren
Harrison
Tyler
Polk
Filmore
Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Grant
Hayes Garfield
Arthur
Dauphin
Lebanon
Standard oil fire under control at Cleveland scene
The Stan dard oil fire is under control though still burning. Thousands viewed the scene on Sunday as losses mount with ten oil tanks, thirty stills, 70000 barrels of oil, 6300 barrels of gasoline, and extensive infrastructure. total losses may reach 3500000. In Fen. the fire and flood damages across the city exceed 4000000, not counting railroad and factory damages.
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Cleveland
Standard Oil
Standard Company
Miscellaneous 1882 News Notes from Across the Nation
A roundup of 1880s and 1882 items covers Italy fortifying seaports, Saint Louis clerks per capita, Ex Empress Eugenie in England, Florida harvests, Iowa politics, Dakota Territory growth, baseball salaries, Anna Dickinson readings, astronomy gains, and social pages. Notables include Attorney General Brewster dinners, Plymouth Church salaries, a Boston saleswomen anecdote, Mrs. Jewett’s speed coast, Washington society entertainments, Senator David Davis marriage plans, and a large bridegroom profile.
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Italy
St. Louis
Eugenie
England
France
Florida
Weaver
Iowa
Dakota Territory
Anna Dickinson
Honesdale
Gabriel
Brewster
Frelinghuysen
Howe
Cincinnati
Plymouth Church
How a Woman's Life Was Saved
A woman wasted by illness after costly trials in Western Pennsylvania and New York regained health following Peruana treatment, avoiding further remedies and returning to full wellness after near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Dola
Peruana
Rarman
N Greenlund Announces Move to Exchange Block
N Greenlund informs friends of his relocation to the Exchange block opposite the Post Office with better facilities to display goods. He pledges prompt attention and fair dealing to continue receiving patronage and adopts the motto Live and let live.
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N. Greenlund
New Jersey Port Wine Endorsed by New York Doctor
Dr. E. H. Jones of the New York Board of Health testifies to the superior quality of Port Wine produced by A. Speer of Passaic New Jersey. He endorses it for the sick and debilitated and plans to continue using it in practice.
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New Jersey
E. H. Jones
New York Board of Health
A. Speer
Passaic
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The
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Harrisburg Telegraph
Scott
Hancock
Democratic Party
Delaware
Allegheny
Democratic Reform House
Sovurnern
South
Calhoun
Tioga County
Miss
Phila Press
Cubaco
League
Alabama
Montreal
Wallace
Senate
Warren Hotel
Addess
Alexander Wallace
Warren, Pa
Court of Common Pleas
Coryden Township
John Williams
Prest
Jos. Brown
Sec
Corydon
Fen
State of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Glade Ferry Company
Conewango Creek
Warren Borough
Glade Township
Brown & Stone, Solicitors
Warren and Glade Bridge Company
Betwee Warren Borough
Brown «& Ftone
Court OF Appeals
Farmingios
R. E. Miller
Sto E Lander
Sugar Grove
Freehold
Feastman’s Hotel
Orsville
Columbus
Enterprise
Eldred
Wood's
Grand Valley
Pine Grove
Lane’s
Rosebury
Filk
Jacob Mack’s
Mcallister’s
Kinzua
Maple Shad
Clarendon and
Med
Weaver House
Clarendon
Cherry Grove
Jamestown House
Garfield
Sheffield
Lee House
Pleasant, Glade and Watson
Menay
Alice
Warren and Conwango
Tursuay
Tidioute
Deerfield
A.C. Blodget
Benj. Fllis
Darius Mead
J. Alexander
Watson & Davis
Second Street
P. Northrop
Prop’r
Burt
Gent’s Shoes
Hanon & Son, Burt , Mears, Nettleton & Co
C. P. Northrop
News and Notes
Boston
E. A. Jewett
Georgetown
Mass
Washington
David Davis
A. E. Burr
Fayetteville
Morce Bros, Jewelers
Dr. Warner
Hamburg
Ste
C. H. Hunter
SOD
Morck Brothers
Vacaron & Constantine
Wathey Bro’s & Mathey
E. Howard & Co
Rockford
Waltham, Hamden
Elgin
Lancaster
Columbus, &c
Gorham
Pase
Morck Bros
Pittsfield
Warren Co
J. HL. Mitchell & Co
Etna
Hartford
Phenix
Hatford
National
Home
Niagara
German American
Germania
Star
Liverpool
London & Globe of
Queen
Mrs. Hintz
James
National House
Callian
Atixs
Cyvustees
Postoftice Warkhen, P
Woop & Thomas
COAL
Liberty
See
Arren
W.c. Rowland
A and
Lenant
Georgina Cobham
Glade
Jas. O. Parmler
Admr
Rod
American Sportman’s Journal
Forest & Stream Publishing Co
New Yrk City
N. Y
Citizens Savings Bank
Warren, Fa
M. Waters
Robert Dennison
Cashier
DR. Blodgett
Bludgett
A. J. Davie
W.A. Hall & CO
Third Street
Penn’a
Bairstow
Fisher
T. S. Messner
Godas Deliverea
Yes
Johnson & Slegfreid
P. Greenland
Front ST
Episcopal
P. Greenlund
Warren Savings Bank
L. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A.J. Hazeltine
O. H. Hunter
A. J. Hazeltine
E. G. Wood
M. PR. Dunham
Jas. Clark, Jr
Albert Kirberger
First National Bank
Wharren, PA
J.H. Eddy
M. Beecher
Savings Banka
Ireland
National Line
Queenstown
Antwerp
Bremen
Havre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christinia
Copenhagen
M. Reecher
Tashier
Kentucky
E. T. F. Valentine’s
Hickory St
Carver House
T. F. Valentine
Struthers
Struthers, Wells &C
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