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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1889

Page

2

Southern Political Murder Stirs Arkansas Contests

The Warren Mail recalls John M. Clayton of Pine Bluff as a popular Republican candidate murdered while gathering contest testimony after alleging ballot box foul play that favored Breckenridge. It credits Governor Harrison and calls for protecting voting rights and stopping such crimes nationwide.

John M. Clayton Pine Bluff Arkansas Congress Breckenridge Clayton Plummersville South Harrison Garfield Republican Party Pennsylvania

Chromatic Printing adds color potential for posters

The Mart introduces a color printing supplement by a new multi color process. After securing Warren borough rights, the firm promotes artistic job printing across all branches, claiming cost efficiency and capability to print multiple colors in one impression, ideal for posters and dodgers.

The Mart Warren Borough

Auditors finish work and temperance quip note

The issue reports county auditors have completed their work and urges general reading. A temperance lecture attributed to an Australian tribal chief is quoted with the sayings about drink and the punch bowl. The piece implies one drink leads to more and that abstaining prevents drunkenness.

Japan

Rallying to Their Colors Temperance Convention Name Harrisburg

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union and other temperance groups plan a February 19 1889 convention at the Harrisburg opera house to push the constitutional amendment. It is billed as the largest state gathering. Mrs Harrison shopped with Mr Wanamaker in New York sparking commentary on the first lady's ties to the cabinet shop.

Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Opera House Harrisburg

Barrier and Strike Shut City Streetcar Lines

A barrier and determined strike began last week on New York streetcar lines and continues. Wages lost to workers exceed 50000 dollars while companies incur about 150000 dollars in losses. The moral is plain.

New York City

Inaugural Parade Fund Nears Fifty Thousand Mark

Funds exceed fifty thousand dollars to cover inauguration expenses. Military units number twelve thousand one hundred eighty seven for parade spaces and other groups total twenty thousand six hundred sixty one members. The South will not ride in the saddle this time.

Tur Chaplain’s sermon frames heaven with no free passes

A Tur chaplain in the Ohio Legislature warned that there are no free passes to Heaven, prompting questions on salvation. The piece notes Samoan questions are settling quietly, leaves Company I of Warren from front duty to Washington, and promotes continuing story “Wares Brownheep, or the Mystery of Preston Flat” in this issue of the Marz with a subscribe prompt.

Tur Ohio Company I Warren Washington Preston Flat The Marz

Definite Foreign Policy Promised Under Blaine

Secretary Whitney asserts a definite vigorous foreign policy for the nation under Blaine, declaring resolve without fear of Secretary Bayard and insisting on action.

Whitney Bayard Blaine

Tariff education urged by Chauncey I Black

Chauncey I Black issues another address urging education of the people on the tariff question. He warns that the more they are educated, the less they will follow Black.

Chauncey Black

Pension bill for Mrs Gen Sheridan remains unresolved

The House is busy and the pension bill for Mrs Sheridan lingers. Debate over Samoa is stalled as Bayard’s lapse lets the German government take the lead. A Missouri special election may seat a Republican after Congressman Barnes’ death. A fighting chance for Republican success.

Gen. Sheridan Barnes Missouri

Prohibition Amendment Passes Senate in State Capital

From Our State Capital Haktrissurg Feb 1 1889 Ev Ma The Prohibitory Constitutional Amendment passed the Senate last Wednesday by 33 yeas to 2 nays. Democrats Betts of Clearfield and Sloan of Indiana voted for it while Republicans Reyburn of Philadelphia and Upperman of Pittsburg voted no. The rest of the Democratic caucus abstained protesting as before. Senators Cooper and Delamater defended the vote and called the minority's protest a partisan dodge. The piece details related tax and road bills, beef inspections, and a forthcoming vote on poll tax repeal with ongoing debates over enforcement costs and rural interests.

Senate Betts Clearfield Sloan Indiana Reyburn Philadelphia Upperman Pittsburg Ross Bucks Cooper Delamater Allen Trunkey Penna. Supreme Court Thompson Armour & Co Leonard Rhone State Grange Chicago Pennsylvania McLain Washington County Boards of Road Commissioners Committee On Finance T. T. Everett Harrisburg Grady Pattison Boyer House Nessrs W. F. Stewart Billingsley L. H. Evans Bean Skinner Locurst

Four Weeks More Until Change at Washington DC

Four weeks remain until a notable shift in Washington DC, signaling a forthcoming transformation in policy or leadership. The countdown emphasizes an approaching milestone expected to alter the city’s political climate.

Washington, D. C

Prohibition Amendment Debate in Pennsylvania Governor’s State

A June 18 vote on Article XIX would ban manufacturing and sale for beverage use of intoxicating liquor, with penalties. The writer disputes the move, arguing it oversteps individual liberty, critiques enforcement and hidden aims, and urges careful public judgment.

General Assembly

Advices From San Domingo Rain Storm Destroys Sugar Crop

A San Domingo report notes a 30 day rain storm that ruined the country’s sugar crop. The piece also mentions the Zalinski dynamite gun proving its claimed danger and effectiveness. Other items cover public debt reduction, Mrs Burnett’s stage success with Little Lord Fauntleroy, lumber price pressures, fashion collar changes, a Kansas state senator’s isolation, U S potato production, Emperor William’s salary, and a call for exact Union Army enumeration by names.

San Domingo Frances Hodgson Burnett Lord Fauntleroy Pittsburg State Senate of Kansas

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Hodges J.G. Lesser J. Lemon John Shanley Rodger Mooney Asa Carr J.J. Reigae Sylvester Jagger J. O. Demming Bal Wm. Lindstrom Isss S. C. Graham Col. Eldred Sesssee Seers Col Jos. Lemon Pittsfield Treas. Com Wes Court House Board of Prisoners Court Crier Warren Water Company Commonwealth Penn Morganza Dauet Wannaetan Cour Western Penitentiary Teachers’ Institute Clinton Com Warren County Fair Association Prothonotary’s Fees George Rouse U.S L. D. Wetmore Joseph EK Fay van Ord William and G. Mead Mortg J. P. Hanson Lyr’s U. S Fay Judgment W. B Supreme Court Freehold Township C. H. Meacham Wetmore J. BE. Fay Hansen Randall Rouse Estate Emma Rathbun John Akin P. D. Clark Kimball Jakey the Jew Erie County Suilon Miller R. P. Davis Wetmore Mort Hansen Judg't Rouse Estate Poor Orders Warren Borough School Ayling Sutton Land Joseph Clinton I. T. Russfll Conneee Seeeeee Seneeeeeee Alger Agrelius So Ball Hunter & Nele Mead, H. H. & Company Moll Northrop Shear N. Warren John Curwen Board and Clothing C. Mead & Jackson W. H. Pickett & Company McDowell & Kinnear Smith, Frank Struthers Wells & Company Murray G. Lesser & Company Chipman G. Carter W. J. Davis John A. Day John Akins M. Alger C. H. Kay J. Clinton R. P. Davis L. W. McDowell B. J. Jackson OIL and Lights E. Coleman H. L. Davis H.somers T. L. Douglass Axtell J. W Bates M. M Bates Ransom Brady G. H Chaple N. Currie Davis Engerson Uusstus Findland Maggie Gray W.E Hotchkiss H Johnson J.T Morris Mrs. . Mead J.D. Morrison Nuttal K. W. B. Phillips George Weiderhold C. A. Hapgood Reed Brothers le Mirrer Publishing Company J. W. Davis E. Cowan & Company W. Delay Benson Mary A Luther Johnson Fred Albert Minnie Marsh Hiram McIntyre Melling Sugar Or Murphy Olson John Pleasant Odell Pleasant Pierson Parmlee Sally Ramsey Warren Sousa Warren Mills Company Shannon, W. J Bills Crouch Brothers Butchers’ Meat Bills Blodgett & Stowell Davis W. A fAnlAan Ae Johnson R.M Stewart Stowell W. L Mead R. Whitenail Joseph Clinton H. T. Russell Rouse Estate, Poor Fund Rouse Road Academy Fund Blodgett A. C Corners H Wallace, J H. T. Russell State of Borough of Wald County Warren Academy Fund Tros. Moowry A. E. Prenton, QC J. Gunning Isso H. T. Russelly Jos, Clinton Ooammitosia Attest C.H. Meadram Orphans’ Court E.R. Wheelock Allen Q. Wright D. J. Wright T. H. Russell Susan E. MaGee Maggie L. Magee Sextus Keller Philip Bucher A. W.jones Carl Erick Lantz G. N. Parmlee Zelotes Parmlee Kezia Rogers B. W. Rogers Alson Rogers P. Henry E. Sunderlin Sunderlin H. Briggs Register Register’s Office Warren, Pa Samuel Grossenburg Joseph Hauser Orren Hook John Sahm Said Grossenburg Samuel Grossenburg, Jr Charles Fox Lafayette Griffith C. W. Kidder Matthew Crine Michael McCurdy John Stromburgh Anna Cryan Bridgett Carr David Ridlesperger Baldensperger John Sivens Sharpley Ridlesperger Grossenburg J.H. Donly Mark Pic America Boggs & Buhl Federal St Allegheny, PA Fes David Holt Geo. Vollmer J. A. Weible Magee & King E. M. Southwick Words Et al Rebecca Barber John McCalmont Concklin Run Oil Co Robt. Gibson F.C. Ward Geo. Bates Chas. C. Duffield F. P. Hue Same Ezra Trim Ida EK McNett Et al Warren Savings Bank Arren L. F. Watson B. Nesmith A. J. Hazeltine S.—L. F. Watson M. B. Dunham L. R. Freeman James Clark L. B. Wood Citizens National Bank Myron Waters Francis Henry David L. Gerould Cashier M. Waters S. P. Johnson F Henry H. A. Jamieson 8. V. Davis W. D. Brown A. Hertzel Geo N. Parmies A.jt. Scofield P Duff & Sons Fred. E. Young New England Nurseries Rochester N. Y Ead Miler Samen
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