Mail and Press subscription offer for Warren readers
The Warren Mail announces a renewal deal offering one year of the Mail and the Philadelphia Weekly Press for $1.75 in advance. The Press is described as a leading Republican journal with detailed general and political news. The Mart promises town and county coverage and urges voters to subscribe, with liberal terms for local clubs.
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Prohibition Cutters Question Republicans In Path of Reform
The Arrow criticizes a wary Republican stance on the temperance amendment. It praises Matthew Stanley Quay for backing Local Option and the amendment, arguing the party must not wait but lead. The piece denounces delays and calls for active support.
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Time's Changes and Strikes in Gilded Age Politics
The piece notes shifts in New York politics as Blaine joins Harrison's cabinet with Conkling deceased and Platt allied to Blaine. It suggests factional strife eases, predicting a calmer era with Blaine’s leadership and fewer personal vendettas. It also mentions Cleveland planning to practice law in New York City after leaving office and Dan Lamont moving into railroading.
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Warren County Temperance Leader and 1892 Political Moves
Anxious leader of temperance in Warren County praised for calm handling of a fire. Chauncey Back aims to run again in 1892 on the same platform, arguing tariff understanding. President seeks Edgerton resignation, names Thompson to replace. Prohibition supporters in various towns launch canvass while Norman Coleman moves to a new Cabinet post.
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Second Constitutional amendment passes Senate in Harrisburg
Harrisburg letter reports Senator Cooper's anti poll tax bill clearing the Senate, with yeas and nays listed and a possible special election outcome. It notes Speaker Boyer as a prospective Republican treasurer candidate and discusses Prohibition dynamics and a Philadelphia politician’s death. It covers Governor Beavers reception and local social details.
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Dakota House Rejects Woman Suffrage Bill in 26 22 Vote
Brief items note a 26 to 22 Dakota House rejection of a Woman Suffrage bill. Other short items cover Lincoln’s birthday anniversary and ongoing European storms, with economic updates on New York car strikes and Standard Oil’s acquisition in Ohio.
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Esteemed Exchanges and Political Figures Draw Commentary
A collage of quotes links figures like Boulanger John P St John and John Wanamaker to public life. Notes praise or critique span U S politics and business, from Cleveland to a Sunday school of 3,000 in Philadelphia.
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Mr. Blaine Neighbors in Washington House
Mr. Blaine and Senator Cameron are set as neighbors with Blaine renting the old house beside Cameron’s, once occupied by Mr. Seward during Lincoln's era and near the White House. The location recalls historic events such as the Sickles shooting, and the house now requires repairs to fit its surroundings.
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Tui Samoan King Receives Twenty Dollar Monthly Salary
The Samoan king earns a princely twenty dollars a month, a sum rivaling a country editor's pay. He does not spend lavishly on clothing, choosing economy over ostentatious attire.
Ayer's Hair Vigor Promoted for Hair Restoration
An advertisement extols Ayer's Hair Vigor as the premier hair restoration preparation. It claims broad popularity and universal satisfaction among users, asserting the product returns faded gray hair to its original color and freshness.
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Warren County Fair Association Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice of a stockholders meeting of the Warren County Fair Association on Saturday February 23 1889 at 1 oclock PM at the Court House Warren Borough for electing officers and other business Co C Thompson F M Knapp secretary president Warren Pa February 9 1889 2t
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Allegheny Valley Oil Company charter notice
Notice is given that application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on Monday March 4 1889 at Harrisburg for a charter of a corporation named Allegheny Valley Oil Company under Pennsylvania law. The company will buy and lease lands for mining and producing petroleum oil and natural gas and store transport and sell them with offices in Warren County and other places as needed. W M Lindsey solicitor.
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