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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1885

Page

2

Brainerd to Leave Congress March Fourth in District

The term of Mr. Brainerd as the district’s representative ends March 4. He is praised for faithful service and has earned the good opinion and lasting remembrance of his constituents. The piece discusses his record, remarks from The Washington Star, and notes on related legislative matters in Harrisburg.

Brainerd Congress Scott Washington Star Holman House Court of Common Pleas Warren County Liberty Street Warren W.G. Trunkey Heriff Borough of Mead Township State of Pennsylvania Clarendon Borough C. R. Elston Sheffield Elston James Barrett Annie Barrett Clark E. Bean

Date of the Declaration of Independence Signatures

Boston librarian authenticates the record noting July 2 1776 passage of the resolution for independence. Adams predicted the day would be memorable and the declaration was read July 4 but not signed then. Signatures varied by date for several delegates and New York members.

M. Chamberlain Boston Public Library United Colonies Adams America Congress Matthew Thornton New Hampshire Thomas McKean New York Chase Maryland Carroll Carrollton Rush Clymer Taylor and Ross Pennsylvania

Senate apportionment bill outlines western districts

The Senate Committee on Congressional Apportionment reported a bill last Thursday that creates nineteen Republican and nine Democratic districts in the western region. It designates districts including Twentieth Clarion Forest Elk Clearfield Clinton Centre. Twenty-first Washington Greene Fayette. Twenty-second and Twenty-third Allegheny. Twenty-fourth Butler Armstrong and part of Allegheny. Twenty-fifth Jefferson Indiana and Westmoreland. Twenty-sixth Venango Warren McKean Potter and Cameron. Twenty-seventh Eric and Crawford. Twenty-eighth Mercer Lawrence and Beaver.

Senate Committee On Congressional Apportionment Clarion Cameron Eric Crawford Mercer Lawrence and Beaver

Cleveland on Congress Rules Abominable

Cleveland criticizes Congress for inaction and lengthy debates. A Washington visit yields a jab at the lawmakers noting that the rules are simple and abominable, reflecting public frustration with legislative paralysis.

Cleveland Congress Washington

Senator Bvarts Advocates Unity Amid 1888 Outlook

New York Senator Bvarts urges Republicans to lay aside factional differences and unite after Democrats gain control of the White House on March 4. He says an era of better feeling has begun and Republicans must stand together against a common enemy to win in 1888.

Bvarts New York White House

Cleveland Elected President and Hendricks Vice President

Congress counted electoral votes in a joint session on Wednesday, declaring Grover Cleveland of New York elected President and Thomas A. Hendricks of Indiana as Vice President for four years beginning March 4. Blaine and Logan received 182 votes, Cleveland and Hendricks 219, with a large audience present.

Congress Grover Cleveland New York Thomas A. Hendricks Indiana United States Blaine Logan Cleveland Hendricks

Harrisburg Legislature Eyes Gas Regulation and Efficiency

The Venango Spectator notes proposals in Harrisburg to curb explosions by regulating natural gas flow and suggests a simple legislative fix: a ten minute limit on speeches with no repeat remarks on a single topic.

Harrisburg Venango Spectator

Prospect of Spring Boom as Business Revives in Warren

The article notes widespread improving intelligence that business is reviving across towns. It highlights Warren as having especially strong prospects for a Spring boom, contrasted with slower prospects in other areas.

Warren Warren County

Pennsylvania High License Law Backed in Public Sentiment

A Meadville Journal notice notes many Pennsylvanians want the Legislature to pass a high license law and put it to trial, signaling broad support for stricter liquor regulation.

Pennsylvania Meadville Journal

Erie Public Building Cost Limit Raised to 250000

On Brainerd's motion last Thursday the House passed a bill raising the Erie public building cost limit to 250000. The action reflects legislative approval to fund the project at the new cap set by the measure.

Report of the State Treasurer for 1884 by Livsey

State Treasurer Livsey presents the 1884 annual report outlining financial condition receipts and expenditures. The document details revenue sources expenses and the fiscal status of state accounts for the past year.

Livsey

Strong at eighty recipe from a New York lawyer

A New York paper quotes David Dudley Field on longevity and self preservation. He stresses exercise a temperate life regular rising times daily rides an hour at dawn cold baths and mental activity. He claims eight hours sleep and eight hours work with no tobacco and only light dining drinks. He advises young men to maintain discipline and likely reach eighty or ninety. Also mentions products and local ads for goods and services.

Acording New York David Dudley Field

New Orleans Exposition Costs and Blizzard News

The Greely expedition total reached 759000 dollars while New Orleans prepares for the exposition amid heavy snow across Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Georgia and Tennessee. Blizzard conditions prevail in the Northwest with severe subzero temps and blocked trains. The Mahadi title is explained in Moslem history as a leader of the faithful. Delegations seek 5000000 more for the New Orleans Exposition and Gen Gordon’s death at Khartoum is reported with dispatches noting mass slaughter.

Greely New Orleans Washington Monument Masonic Fraternity George Washington Mystic Order Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Georgia Tennessee Northwest Chicago Omaha Kansas City St. Paul Fargo Mahadi D’ Herbelot Mohammed New Orleans Exposition House Committee Gordon Khartoum London News

Inquiries and Obituaries From Early 1890s Newswire

Brief notes cover illnesses and ages of public figures, political travels, and notable deaths. Gen Sherman age 65, Leopold Damrosch died at 53 in New York, Gen Earle killed on the Nile, Beecher’s lecture refund, and remarks on Cameron and Mitchell health. Financial figures cited for Frederick Douglass and Frank Carpenter associates.

Joan Eetry Sherman Gen. Stocum Cleveland Tilden Waite Jacksonville Florida Leopold Damrosch New York Tom A. Hendricus South— Kansas Journal David Dudley Field Gen Earle Nile Berti Gordon New York City Henry Ward Beecher Cameron Senator Mitchell Washington Congress Graapma Garfield Frank Carpenter Fred Douglass

Dr. Fenner’s Improved Cough Honey Claim

An advertisement proclaims Dr Fenner’s Improved Cough Honey relieves any cough in one hour. The copy touts quick action, warranty terms, and doctor endorsement language typical of patent medicine promos.

Dr. Fenner

Magnetic Balm and Patent Pills Offer Quick Pain Relief

Nostalgic advertisements tout Dr Blodgett's Magnetic Balm for neuralgia earache toothache and stomach pains plus warm relief for frozen extremities. Also advertised are 25c samples of Zo pesa and Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets promising liver digestion benefits and headache relief alongside flour sold at 70c to $1 per sack.

Dr. Blodgett Gero. P. Orr & Co Johnson & Siegfried

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The Warren Mail S. M. Brainerd I. B. Brown Senate Upperman Provident Pattison—Ashmead Norristown Insane Asylum Col. Stone Miffintown Supreme Court N.C. Northrop Congressional Geo. P. Orr & Co Greenland Buffalo Wendlebee Lane O. P. Orr & Co Connecticut Texas Mexico Iowa Warren Mills Co Graham Baker's General Produce Market Tr & Collers Y. Hyson Cocasesas Messi Java Higgins’ Eureka Ashton Ealers Gro. P. Orr & Co Gro. P. Orr & Co’s Express Harry Charpel Williamsport Juno Rome Claudius II Valentine Pope Julius L. G. Noyes Acker Tionesta Warren Hotel Alexander Wallace Z. E A. G. Eddy Z. E. Eddy H.G. Eddy Warren, Pa Arren Gas-Light Co G. W. Sill H. G. Eddy Nater Sarah Shafer High East Streets East Street High Street Court House Smith Otice General Assembly Farmington Columbus Warren Co Pleasant Township Pleasant John Grunder Ernest High House N. Dietch Etters D. N. Walker Brokenstraw Co. E. Walker Bear Lake Nce Milton Mapes J. G. Curtis Milton Map Ore Hall F. H. Carver Thomas W KEENE W. R. Hayden Colley Cibber Richard III Duke of Orphan's Court Said County Gottloib Haag Christian Haag Wm. R. Elston L. D. Wetmore George Chapel Isaac S. Eddy Wm. Swanson Jas Parmlee Charles Dahlberg August Peterson Andrew Peterson Tipton Joseph Green Joseph E. Fay Myror M. Stanford Lorenzo Preston Charles H. Elliott Wm. M. Lindsey Patrick Falconer W.J. Alexander Register. Register Warren Pa Herife Pine Grove County of Russell Turner’s Mill Jerry Ruland Ruland Alonzo Cole Cole George Sage Pine Grove Township Chas. Reed Ackley Ee Road Turner’s Mills Lucinda Beardsley Luther Beardsley Warren Fitts EB. A, Allen Sheriff's Office Glade Township Orris Hall John M. Olney Said Olney Hodge Verback Brewery Road Oscar Brasington E. A. Allen Kinzua Corydon J. H. King John English James O. Gunning Robcurt Smith Labree R. H. English Albert A. Pratt IL. M. Strong A. G Hoyt J. J. Taylor Messner Taylor & Messner Court of of Common Pleas Youngsville Recorder's Moses Olds John Huie Said P. Mead Eliza E. Hull Pittsfield Township Stephen Hosmer Willet Story Sheriff’s Office Norice Hallett Boox Co Portland James Hildam Sager K. K. Jenks Lyman Rayment Elesthereon Oliver P. Downing G. B. Webber J. Condit Smith Dunkirk Patrick H. Towell Ruth Bowell Richard Smith Sheriff's Court of Quarter Sessions E. T. F. Valentine Mike Silk John Heibel J. N. Deitch Chas. Schwing Henry Flacke H. Buss P. H. Willey Tidioute W. P. Shaw George Jones N. N. Hanchett North Clarendon EB. O'Donnell M. Murphy D.G. Fannin B. F. Branch T. W. Dempsey J. A. Brennan Charles Campbell T. H. Willoughby J.T. Smith Henry Dilverger Bottier J. B. Corby Joseph Clinton L. E. Branch Vender Kinzu Joseph Hale Joseph Clendening J. H. Williams Freehold TP A. FE Hollenbeck Glade George Hertzell Garland Robert Morris McCue Benjamin Gorman Dr. Shugart John Warren Henry Waters J, . Acomb Hathaway Pittsfield Amos T. Banks Irvington Rick Donovan Charles Henry A. P. Garfield Lysig Weible S. H. Briggs Proby Deerfield Township R. W. McCormick Tuttle Henry McGee T. . Russell Susan E Frances McGee Margaret McGee Mail Office Jin Warren Co. Com Las Lillie J. Gillispie John Rollins Libellant T. Gillispie Subna Marace County Court of Common Pleas A. Allen Cherry =s township Pennsylvan C. K. Bean Bean E. D C. M. Howard Said Bean C. W. H. Verback Recorder’s Office C. M Ball F. P. Hays W. P. Book Union Oil Company James Pettigrew J. A. McGee C. W. Smith Joseph Halli Said Hall Joseph Hall John Farnsworth Cherry Grove Township Farnsworth P. Johnson E. A Allen Struthers Iron Works Warren, Fa Struthers, Wells &Co Savvy Mill First National Bank M. Beecher Cashier U.S England Ireland Scotland Europe National Line of Iron Liverpool Neenstown Antwerp Hamburg Bremen Avre Paris Gothenburg Christinia Copenhagen Warren Savings Bank Arren L. F. Watson Nesmith A.J. Hazeltine O. H. Hunter A. J. Hazeltine E. G. Wood M. B. Dunham B.,nesmith Jas, Clark, Jr H. A. Jamieson & CO Lake Shore Tube Works National Simond Dupont Powder Co Carver House P. Vs. Bayer A. B. McKain & Son Liberty and Water Streets A. A. Davis & CO Warren, Penn Kall Dee D. H. Siggins Third Street Library P. O Airstow Fisher Block Stewart Higkory Street T. S. Messner 4
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