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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1890
Page
2
O C Allen Esq of Warren is announced as a Republican candidate for State Senate, subject to convention. Endorsements from Warren County Republicans and bar members accompany the notice, dated February 7 1890 in Warren Pa.
The notice names Gro H H1Gains of Warren and W M Lindsey of Warren as candidates for President Judge of the 87th Judicial district subject to Republican primaries and district conventions. Each seeks the office amid party process rules.
A. H. Olmstead of Spring Creek announces candidacy for Associate Judge of Warren County pending Republican Primary decision.
We announce C. C. Thompson of Warren and D. A. Samuelson of Sugar Grove as Assembly candidates pending Republican Primary nominations.
Glade, Bear Lake, Pine Grove residents are announced as candidates for Warren County Register and Recorder with Republican primaries to decide. The notices include J E Wheeler District Attorney and J W Dunkle Warren as district attorney hopefuls.
After a week of discussion the House approved a new code of Rules by 161 yeas to 145 nays. The rules limit filibuster delays and push the majority’s will forward while quashing absence designations. The Speak er's Committee report guides the change and leadership is eager to move to business.
A Buffalo Express correspondent is urged to avoid backing any post office backed by Congressman Watson. The piece accuses the Mirror and Ledger of dirty campaigning for the Democratic cause, while calling for peers to fund support for Bob Love and criticizing party fixes.
The piece notes Congressman Taylor of Tennessee praising a colleague amid laughter from Democrats. It argues Reed will lead American statesmen, while asserting the target has faced accusations of tyranny and corruption before shifting to a note of rising status. The Mutual Life Insurance Co reports record annual figures with $151.6 million new business and assets at $136.4 million.
Dispatches from distant Texas towns report an unprecedented snow storm covering a large area with two to fourteen inches on the ground. The snow is hailed as a blessing in the dry western regions where grain crops will benefit while stock remains in good condition and spared from cold.
Concrrss MaAn Buexatew of Pennsylvania stands as the sole Democratic member in the House who knows when he is present in the body. The rest are likened to Kip Van Winkle, counting or not counting as discipline shifts under Speaker Reed. Democrats oppose rules yet vote against them, now able to tell if they are in the body, paralleling tension with Reed.
McKean Miner laments advertising agents, urges a nationwide crusade by newspapers. He calls for boycott and insistence on regular rates and run of paper to reduce insolent ads and preserve publishers' revenue. The partner endorses a crusade approach.
Gov. Foraker returned from Washington to Columbus and addressed a joint meeting of Republican Clubs. He named Speaker Reed as the biggest man in the party besides James G. Blaine and urged harmony while predicting the party would regain strength and win the next election.
From the Warren Mirror and West Chester reports Hon. O C Allen of Warren seeks re election to the Pennsylvania Senate. Supporters cite his agricultural advocacy and opposition to oleomargarine repeal with strong Grange backing in Chester and Warren counties.
Local shop advertises a wide assortment of toilets and fancy articles for home use. The listing highlights diverse designs and prices aimed at shoppers seeking practical bathroom fixtures and decorative items.
A collage of brief items notes Susan B Anthony’s age, state education chiefs in Kansas, a Toronto university fire, Iowa saloon rulings, Denver liquor closings, and Mormon-Gentile tensions. It references the French debt, statehood timing for Idaho and Washington, Carlisle Indian School relief giving, and senate appointments to Russia. Also mentions suffrage opposition, G A R splits in Louisiana, Prohibition in Lathrop Missouri, and a Washington payroll stat.
A collage of quotes and notices discusses political missteps, proposals to relocate populations, Mormon defeats in Utah, and Harper’s Magazine March features including General Wesley Merritt’s army article and a four-page supplement on St Paul.
The 24th annual G A R Penn a department encampment met in Shamokin. Officers elected include Major J F Dennison as Department Commander and John F Osler as Senior Vice Commander. Altoona will host next year. The report notes 44 613 members in good standing and a treasury balance of 2 813 36. The Johnstown fund totals and state contributions are listed. Ladies of the G A R report new circles and officers. An asthma ad closes the piece.
The March issue highlights Mrs. White's Newspaper Workers read for profit. Mr. Stoddard's Gid Granger continues with renewed interest. Mary Hartwell Catherwood begins her Western serial Bony and Ban. Wide Awake costs $2.40 yearly, published by D Lothrop Company in Boston.
Advertisers tout N. H. Downs Elixir as a trusted family remedy with a lifetime guarantee. They promise cures or refunds, echoing familiar anecdotes from parents and grandparents to instill confidence in buyers.
A fragmented price list shows various goods with unit measures and per unit prices. Items include apples, butter, beans, pork, cheese, evaporated products, eggs by dozen, lard, onions, potatoes, shouldered cuts, sugar, coffee, flour, and different wheat varieties, labeled by vendors or sellers.
We offer the most complete range of muslin underwear in all grades for ladies misses and children. Our goods are perfectly fitted, first class in material, refined in finish, and priced very low. Orders filled carefully with guaranteed satisfaction. Try our 95 cent Suede Barritz gloves.
By writ of venditioni exponas the Warren Court of Common Pleas exposes for sale on March 3 1890 at 2 60 o clock P M a land parcel in Glade Township Warren County Pennsylvania. The 51 acre tract includes a house and barn with graveyard exclusion and is advertised as the property of Lucas Lutz in the case of Catherine Klocker. Henry Fuellhart sheriff lists the Warren Pa office date Feb 8 1890.
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