Warren County Republican nominees for Associate Judge and Treasurer
John H. Sandstrom Warren seeks Republican nomination for Associate Judge subject to primaries. Phil N. Robinson Southwest seeks Republican nomination for Associate Judge subject to primaries. A W Jones Sugar Grove Tp seeks Republican nomination for County Treasurer. M A Myers Spring Creek seeks Republican nomination for Treasurer subject to primaries. Fred W. Jewell Conneango seeks Republican nomination for Treasurer subject to primaries. S C Graham Eldred Jo seeks Republican nomination for Treasurer subject to primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Kinnear
Youngsville
Warren County
John H. Sandstrom
Warren
Phil N. Robinson
South West
A. W. Jones
Sugar Grove
M. A. Myers
Spring Creek
Fred W. Jewell
Conenango
8. C. Graham
Eldred Jo
Rouse Road
Treas
Conewango Wire Bridge
Conewango Iron Bridge
Glade Township
A Creek Township
Red Township
Pine Grove Township
Corydon Township
Clarendon Borough
Sheffield Township
Columbus Township
Brokenstraw Township
Triumph Township
Pittsfield Township
Sugar Grove Township
Mead Township
Conewango Township
C. B.sampson
Roger Mooney
John A. Akins
F. B. Jackson
Penitentiary Board of Mers
Mit
Republican County Committee Meeting Planned in Warren
Warren Pa February 21 1895 notice from chairman K W Parshall and secretary F M Knapp calling a meeting of the Republican County Committee for March 9 at 1 30 PM at the Court House Warren to fix primary dates. Members urged to attend in person and to appoint proxies if unable to attend.
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Hoy’rs
Republican Co. Com
Warren
Republican County Committee
Court House
K. W. Parshall
F. M. Knapp
Penna
Reform
Iganza
Warrend Water Company
Treas
Traverse
R. L. Valentine
R. E. Geer
S. C. Graham
D. Met
Reform School
Huntingdon
W. B. Weed
S. H. Bright
Penitentiary
Warren County Teachers’ Institute
Rouse Poor Fund
Warren County Fair Association
Grand Juty
Poorepetaen
Pittsfield
Iron Ridges
Rouse Poor
Columbus
F. B. Jackson
John A. Akins
Roger Mooney
C. B. Sampson
Warren County
Orphans’ Court
Fred Jewell
Gust Waman
C. Dalrymple
Melvin C. Messenger
O.C. Messenger
Geo. S. Davis
S. W. Davis
Harriet N. Traxler
David Traxler
J. P. Jefferson
Thomas Struthers
W. M. Lindsey
Grace Foreman
Grace Bliss
Jessie Foreman
Anna KR. Foreman
J. A. Topper
Hannah Tipton
Mary Tipton
Shadrich Tipton
Shadrich
W. R. Dawson
Emma
A. W. Jones
Gust Lind
Jacob Keller
Charles T. Boberg
WM. McCray
Register. Register’s
E. T. Hazeltine
Conenango Building Loan Association
ER. T. Hazeltine
H.S. Pe&ry
Evans Seeks Court Order to Admit Tennessee Governor Choice
H Clay Evans, Republican with a 784 vote lead over Democrat Turney, has taken the oath as governor but the Secretary of State refused to file the certificate. Evans has asked for a judicial order to complete the filing, bringing the dispute to court. Democrats maintain Turney remains governor as the legislature probes the vote, with Evans’ path to the office uncertain and possibly headed to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay Evans
Tennesse
United States Supreme Court
Turney
Evans
White Ribboners Present Global Prohibition Petition
The White Ribboners are in Washington to protest liquor and opium traffic. Their petition lists 3,000,000 names, expected to reach at least 7,000,000, with signatures in fifty languages. The canvas spans a mile with five columns of names, or five miles of signatures. Britain’s list is half as long, while the American list will exceed three miles when finished.
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Washington
Great Britain
Postmaster General Bissell May Resign to Go Home
Report says Postmaster General Bissell will resign and return to Buffalo. He cites weariness from an $8,000 salary with $30,000 in expenses. The writer urges the entire Democratic party leadership from Cleveland onward to resign and allow more capable men to run the government.
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Bissell
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cleveland group weighs Dr Parkhurst lecture fee
The Tor Christian Endeavor Union of Cleveland chose Dr Parkhurst of New York as the man to visit and speak. When he requested about five hundred dollars for a lecture the Union began to doubt if they could manage the expense. Re en and evangelists generally come igh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Christian Endeavor Union
Cleveland
Dr. Parkhurst
New York
Reen
Hastings vetoes widen political clash in Pennsylvania
Gov Hastings used his veto power on two measures, rejecting a law creating a county Judge in Westmoreland and limiting the impact of registers of wills and court decrees on appeals. The Philadelphia Times claims Pattison lost Philadelphia mayoralty due to Congress’ Democratic weakness, but cites other factors as well.
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Hastings
Westmoreland County
THE
Philadelphia Times
Pattison
Philadelphia
Democratic Congress
Democracy Daily
Phil
Inquirer
M. Schuler
W. W. Gray
Christian Johnson
Nat. Transit Company
Jacob Siebriest
Adam Cameron
Edson
Phillips
Warren Borough
Warren County Fair Asso
N. M. Philo
First National Bank
Asaeo Int
R. Brown
Treas
Pennsylvania lawmakers repeal oath kissing Bible practice
The legislature votes to end the custom of kissing the Bible as an oath, sparking debate on decorum and tradition while critics suggest public health concerns. Some advocate banning any exchange that could involve diseased breath with children, hoping to ease parental worry.
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Pennsylvania
Oregon Elects Geo W McBride as Senator to Succeed Dolph
After a month's time Oregon has a new U. S. Senator in person of Geo. W. McBride who was elected Saturday in place of Senator Dolph. The latter's prospects were thought to be good for re election but the opposition defeated it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
U. S
Geo. W. McBride
Dolph
Cotton shipments rise 55 percent from last January
The January cotton shipments totaled 55 percent higher than the same month last year, but the revenue received increased by only 9 percent. The South voices concern over the disparity between volume and earnings.
Woman's National Council Session Draws Large Delegation
Nearly two thousand delegates attended the Washington sessions last week representing forty five national organizations with memberships in the hundreds of thousands. The current Congress, nearing its end, has been a damaging force, hurting Democratic candidates for president and the party while creating nationwide turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s National Council
Washington
Congress
Loyal Elections Rally Republicans Across Pennsylvania Cities
The Republican gains from last fall continue with wins in Philadelphia, Reading, Lancaster, Harrisburg, Easton, Oil City, Erie, Titusville, Meadville, Corry, and Warren. Republicans swept most council seats, elected city clerks and solicitors, and modernized school boards while noting a rare Democrat mayoral victory in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pattison
Warwick
Randall
Harrity
Pennsylvania
Reading
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Easton
Oil City
Erie
Franklin
Titusville
Meadville
Corry
R. N. Seaver
Clarion
Ridgway
Jim” Hall
Warren
McKinley and Rich Speak at Michigan Club Dinner
Gov. McKinley of Ohio and Gov. Rich of Michigan addressed about 800 at the Michigan Club dinner in Detroit. McKinley urged support for the Republican Party and criticized Democratic policy while praising future GOP prospects.
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Detroit
Michigan
McKinley
Ohio
Gov
Rich
Michigan Club
Republican Party
Europe
United States
Pace of American life and expert views in Demorest’s March
The article cites Edwin Gould Charles Dana Gibson Judge J F Daly William Wetmore Story Edwin Checkley and Dr Mary Walker on how long the rapid pace of American life can last and urges readers to peruse their insights. A feature sweets piece Sugar Time Among the Maples appeals to maple syrup lovers with fine illustrations and home reading.
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Edwin Gould
Charles Dana Gibson
J. F. Daly
William Wetmore Story
Edwin Checkley
Mary Walker
Demorest
History of the Last Quarter Century begins in Scribner's Magazine
Scribner's Magazine debuts a major project in its March issue with the first part of President E Benjamin Andrews' dramatic narrative A History of the Last Quarter Century in the United States. The installment covers the post Reconstruction era including the Chicago Fire Tweed Ring rise of the Liberal Party the Ku Klux Klan Black Friday and the Treaty of Washington.
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Scribner’s Magazine
E. Benjamin Andrew
United States
Chicago
Death of Frederick Douglass Ends A Storied Career
The nation loses a famed orator and abolitionist as Frederick Douglass dies. Born enslaved, he forged his own path to freedom and became the leading figure of his race, renowned for his education, advocacy, and lasting influence.
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Frederick Douglass
Seasonable verse on warming against cold snows
A brief poem warns that cold winds require care for the nose and toes. It notes warmth with woolen hose and wraps the reader in seasonal humor, remarking that the writer knew the effects of freezing weather. Selah.
Lima oil strike signals modest pricing amid field
The 20,000 barrel Ohio field strike may seem large with market above a dollar, yet South Lima oil sells at 57 14 cents a barrel and North Lima at 621. Still the Kirkbride Brothers gain from the discovery as oil prices hold steady.
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Ohio
South Lima
North Lima
Kirkbride Brothers
Judge Says Run When Attacked by Woman Comment Draws Fire
At Meadville last week Judge Henderson told a man convicted of assaulting his wife that it is the duty of a man to run when attacked by a woman. The remark sparked debate as critics question practicality for men with little time to flee or poor running ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Erie Dispatch Prospectus of a Modern Morning Paper
The Erie Dispatch presents itself as an up-to-date morning newspaper with reduced price and increased quality. It highlights AP membership, comprehensive Northwestern Penna coverage, and a modernized metropolitan journal appeal driven by new management and a trained staff.
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The
Erie Dispatch
Stephen W. Bolles
Associated Press
Northwestern
Penna
Relief in Six Hours by New Great South American Cure
Distressing kidney and bladder disorders relieved in six hours by a new remedy praised for prompt pain relief in urinary passages for both sexes. It stops water retention and eases passing pain almost immediately. Sold by Noyes drug store in Warren.
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Noyes Drug Store
Warren
Political Commentary From Late 19th Century Press
A compilation of sharp editorial opinions from Harrisburg Telegraph Erie Dispatch Pittsburgh Times Franklin News Meadville Journal and Philadelphia Inquirer. Pro-Republican sentiment in Pennsylvania amid party strength shifts noted by public presses with critique of Cleveland era policies and Democratic decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Warren
Pittsburg Times
Washington
Congress
Cleveland
Carlisle
North Carolina
Meadville Journal
Buying and Selling Transactions Listed in Local Notices
A series of property transfers are recorded with buyers, sellers, locations, and values. Notable entries include Thos J. Davidson to T. D. Collins for 17,000 and James Willis Dalzell to P. Coleman et al. for 2,189.62, among many other parcels in South West Glade Sheffield and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South West
Josiah King
David E. Delo
Frank Delo
Wm. McAuley
Samuel McAuley
Deerfield
Chas. C. Trantum
John Halberg
Columbus
Jas. Quinn
International Oil Works
Thos. J. Davidson
T. D. Collins
Jos. L. Henderson
Val
Wilson Donaldson
S.S. Wade
Spring Creek
Treas
Warren Co
M. E. Cortney
Limestone
Henry Brace
J. H. Hunter
Glade
Henry S. Shafer
Georgiana C. Wright
Sugar Grove
G. B. Wibber
Dr. S. Blakeslee
Margaret Graham
Cordelia Siggins
Pittsfield
Con
Louisa C.gross
Helena C. Landblad
Jas
Willis Dalzell
P. Coleman
M. Buckman
Pee
W. M. Robertson
Med
Baine
Kinzua
F. Bright
I. Conners
Nelson, Medical
Ieg
John Daily
Andrew Johnson
Sawyer Bartlett
Annie Samuelson
W. McCalmont
A. Taylor
Warner
Win. Leaf
C. Mellring
Fred Johnson
J.P. Lorving
Nels ‘Anderson
Dell Putnam
South
Henry Fourtman
Sophia Gilson
S.S. Brady
Wm. P. Adams
Randolph Dependent Children
Youngsville
Charlotte Benson Pleasant
J. Brazing
Sheffield
Emma Carlson
A. Carlso Spring Creek
Christ Gilson
Lottie Gilson
Tns.co
Ee Temees
Arren
E. M
Tidioute
Aoe
Charles Fox
Clarendon
M. E. Knight
Bear Lake
Yim Ayiing
Tp. Treas
Sugar Grove Sommes Gee
Conewango Township
Wuship
Corydon Township
P. Shearman
Grove Township
C. B. McCormic
Martin Morgan
Eldred Township
D. W. Putnam
Farmington
B.A
Glade Township
Je G. Lesser
Ee Harris
Estone Township
T. A. McDonald
Mead
Seeee L W. Fellers
Watson Township
E Mickleson
Peseene
Pittsburg Dispatch introduces low weekly rate and bright pages
The Pittsburg Dispatch announces a reduced price for daily and Sunday delivery, highlighting 12 to 24 pages per issue with rapid news from ward meetings to Orion battles. It promises serialized fiction by notable authors and a mix of serious and light features, aiming to serve readers in three states at a new value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Dispatch
Dispatch
A. Conan Doyle
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Julian Hawthorne
Stanley J. Weyman
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Daily Dispatch
Hood's Sarsaparilla Nourishes Nerves and Blood
Tired and nervous people suffer impure blood and fatigue from overwork. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as the best blood purifier and nerve tonic, promising lasting health by nourishing purified blood to strengthen nerves, sleep, appetite, and vitality without harmful stimulants. The ad claims permanent results and natural strength from improved blood quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
The Truthful Startling Book On To-to-bac Cure
An advertisement promotes No-to-bac as a harmless tobacco habit cure. It claims to brace nerves, remove nicotine poisons, and increase strength weight and vigor. Money back guarantee offered. Sold by druggists or mailed. Sterling Remedy Co Chicago New York offices. Siegfried & Co Warren distribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Randolph St
New York
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Dwight Cowan
Aj Pquare
Warren, PA
State Treasury
Paris
Treasury Department
Ramse
Mary A. Hill
Collins
D. Murphy
Caroline Hodge
Michael Curran
M. Johnson
Christine Oleson
W. A. Kinnear & Co
Youngsville Borough
D. Gybon
Say Pe-Nees
Ae. Eree
A. P. Phillips
Mei Fun
Deforest
Sescaseerer
Gust Horton
Sally Parml
W. Howard
Fred Tucker
A.S. Ferry
McCormick
J. Rounds
Brokenstraw
Carlson
J. A. Love
John Mays
Howard Bear Lake
J. W. Ham
Carrie Hopkins
C. M. Jury
Michael Sullivan
Conewango
Wm. Smith
Corydon
W. E. Clark
Mr. Remington
John Hauck
Columbus Tp
Idia Parker
M. C. Kerr
Jas. Senny
Aay J. Allen
Peanaabasese
Eldred
Henry Fortman
G, Oakley
Mary Chilson
Freehold
Betsey E. Perkins
Johanna Hillier Brown
E. Brown
Hannah Stevenson
van Aating Br
Amt
Pine Grove
Treasurer’s Commission
Zec
Uuort
Warren County Ban “ Mintzer
Hanson
Brownell
Retterer
Chipman
Homestead L. & T
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Warren county bon + Mintzer
Retterer Mortgage
Gilson Mo
Es “ Chipman
Homestead L. & T. Co
Rouse
W. Jones
Rouse Poor Working Fund
Hodges
E. L. Morris
J. A. Akins
Hanson Judgment
Brownell Mortg
Theo. Akins
H. P. Hoskins
Crawford Co
A. Mintzer
Tioga Co
H. H. Cumings
Rouse Hospital
Treasure Road
Permane
Clarendon Boro
J. E. Fay
Eechlin Iidement Loan Association
Total Permanent Fund
Warren County Bonds
Ia Boro
An ‘Ord
Nabeeone
A.V
Jones
Warren Boro
Bonds
DONAS
Hanson Judg. Boeschimn Fay
School
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Clarendon Bo
Warren County Sheep Fund
Tidioute Boro
Columbus Borough
Or Grove Borough
Tidioute Borough
Kinzua Township
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Treas. Com
A. W. Conse, Co. Treas
Treasurer's Commission
Cherry Grove
Due
Due School District
Watson
Due Road District
Eae Teass
Cie
County Sheep Fund
S Een
Voremold
Onmahlp Road
Joseph White
Joseph Conklin
Perry D. Clark
Joseph Miller
Guardian
Thos. Grace
E. Trim
H. B. Walle
Amet
Academy Fund
E. Phillips Judg
E. Aeae
Cae
B. P. O. Ellis
Orin
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Gray
Cafferlin
East Half
Warren School
Warren Savings Bank
Schuler
East O
Int
Warren Co. Fair Asso Nate
Warren Sav
First Nat. Bk
First Nat
V. Fair Asso
First National Bk
Treas R. Brown
Warren Academy
Warren Academy Fund
J. Alexander
John A. Spetz
James Logan
Zeee Estate Poor and Road Fund
Attes John A. Akins
B. Jackson
Borough of
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W. J. Alexander, John A. Spetz, James Logan
Baleineaeheeneeesacan
Edwards
Eenensees Telephone and Telegraph
Hospita
John Razen
Roger Money
B. Sampson
Theodore Akins
Gonewango Building Loan Association
Conenango Building Loan, Association
Board of Directors
C Houmes Clark
Rochester
N. Y
State of
Ackley & Wheelock
Penn’a. Ce
Averill
Brussy
Ind Durable
Water St
Schellhammer & Son
Pennsylvania Gas Furnace
Warren Mills
Water Street
O. Slater & CO
Morgan
Calvin Wright
Orphan’s Court
Freehold Township
Oararren County
Jude Wright
Boe
Glenn J. Wright
Admi
Ball & Thompson Attorneys
Feit
S. E. Ellis
Warren Coun
Eee
J.P. Ivans
Admr
C. T. Ayrs Valley
B & Thompson , Attorneys
J. D. Gray
Siegfried & Co
Alex. Ramsey
Esther Covile
Robert Ultman
James Roy
Frank Conroe
J. Eysinger
Fredonia Nat
Bank
Jar. Roy
Sheriff
W. W. Conroe
David Thompson
H. D. Parker
John Sample
Irvine Sample
David Lynch
James Lynch
David Beaty
Thos
Conway
W. J.C
J. W. Bonner
Wm. H. White
Arthur Brooks
Robet Parrish & Co
O. C. Allen
SH. Briggs
Pittsburg Supply Co. Limited
R. E.monds & Son
P. C. Boyle
A.J. Thompson
L. B. Silliman
Charles Lippincott & Co
Ecumber Co
T. J. Reynolds Et al
Geo. F. Yates
Proth's
L. C. Arnott
Borough of Yee Warren Co
Lyda Edwards
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