Changing Officials In Warren County Replacements Appointed
The Warren Mail notes shifts in local offices. Associate Judge R P King retires. Capt C C Merritt of Eldred becomes judge. Sheriff E A Allen retires. Robert A Love of Farmington succeeds him amid wide support. Prothonotary J A Weible retires. D A Arird of Youngsville elected. Coroner Dr Burroughs of Sugar Grove continues.
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R. P. King
Warren
C. C. Merritt
Eldred
Merritt
EE. A. Allen
Freehold
Robert A. Love
Farmington
Mr. Allen
Robert Allen
E. A
Will C. Allan
Mr. Love
Allen
J. A. Weible
Tidioute
D. A. Arird
Youngsville
Weible
H. Briggs
Arird
Briggs
Dr. Burroughs
Sugar Grove
How They Reform Promises Falter in Budget Push
The piece notes Democratic cabinet members request higher salaries totaling 80 000 more than Republicans planned and cites new House grab rules as evidence of continued fiscal push. It argues substantial debt reduction is unlikely during the new administration.
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House of Representatives
Prohibitionists find success in the South by nonpolitical stance
The text argues that Southern Prohibitionists succeed because they are not politicians and do not seek office or attack existing parties. By avoiding antagonism to local political convictions and organizations, they have achieved results unattainable in Northern states where they pursued different tactics.
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South
Secret of Advertising in Holiday Seasons
AdvertisersShould boost ads in dull trade periods rather than the lively season says the Philadelphia Record The piece argues sustained publicity yields more results than peaking during the holidays The analogy compares advertisers to a slow horse needing the lash not the fast one
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Philadelphia Record
Iron trade revival seen as mills crowd for orders
Reports from Youngstown Ohio indicate all local mills are crowded with orders and four large blast furnaces will blow in at once, leaving only one furnace idle. Other iron centers report a similar revival tone as demand improves across the region.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Forest and Stream Prospectus Ad
In our paper this week will be found the prospectus of that old reliable sport ing paper, the New York Forest and Stream. If you like hunting, or fishing, or canoeing or sailing, you need it. Terms $4 a year, or three copies for $10 or five copies for $16. Direct to Forest and Stream Publishing Co., 40 Park Row, N.Y.
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New York Forest and Stream
Forest and Stream Publishing Co
Park Row
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Forest and Stream
New York
Sportsman's Books
Hairless humans in a distant century proposal at NY club
At a late Nineteenth Century Club meeting in New York Dr. Hammond argued that in about a thousand years people may be bald. The remark drew a humorous question about when baldness might arrive.
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Nineteenth Century Club
New York
Hammond
Justice Davis Endorses Midweek Licenses and Wages Reform
Justice Noah Davis argues that imposing a high license fee and midweek wage payments would be the most practical temperance measures to implement.
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Noah Davis
Los Angeles Faces Height of Brilliant Winter Season
Los Angeles enjoys peak winter conditions with clear skies and mild temperatures, drawing shoppers, galleries, and outdoor enthusiasts to festive activities and seasonal events across downtown and coastal districts.
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Los Angeles
Democratic Finan ciering Critique of Administration Policy
The piece argues the current administration has added to the national debt over nine months with no debt payments or stimulus to trade. It contrasts with Republican years when debt fell and interest payments declined, noting a December debt rise and treasury surplus compared with prior GOP governance. It cites the Toledo Blade on these points.
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United States
Toledo Blade
Temperance Coffee House Opens in Cleveland
A novel venture by the Euclid Avenue Presbyterian Church aims to provide a smoke friendly, affordable gathering spot for men at 409 Ontario street Cleveland. The Young Ladies Social Society runs it to supplant saloons with a lunch counter and reading room. Coffee three cents, milk three cents, sandwiches two cents. Cigars and tobacco sold. The project targets careful self funding rather than profit.
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Ontario Street
Cleveland
Young Ladies Social Society
Euclid Avenue Presbyterian Church
Tennessee Democrat criticizes civil service stance with fable
A Washington Star report quotes a Tennessee Democrat voicing dissent with the administration on civil service. He recounts a sailor's wife, a pet monkey, kitchen chickens, and a powder horn blast that destroys the scene to illustrate consequences of meddling policy.
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The
Washington Star
Clergymen Debate Sunday Paper Boycott in Philly Hall
In Philadelphia a gathering of 250 ministers adopted a resolution urging pastors to preach against Sunday newspapers and urged congregations to boycott papers that print Sunday editions. They argued the weekday work is done on Sunday and mocked ministers who use Sunday papers for sermon proofs.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg Times
Liquor Men Plan High License to Bar Prohibition
Pittsburg reports the State organization of liquor men drafting a high license bill aimed at excluding unreliable individuals and restricting licenses to deter bad characters. They offer to help enforce Sunday provisions and favor stronger police inspection to close violations, framing the League as a law and order society.
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State Organization of
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Schmidt
League
Law and Order Society
Phila. Times
Wives of Senators as Cabinet Officers Rank Debate
Washington society debates whether senators wives outrank Cabinet wives with the New Orleans Picayune proposing shoulder straps for rank. The exchange mocks class distinctions in a nation that claims no official social hierarchy.
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Washington
New Orleans Picayune
N. Y
High License Law Urged to Curb Saloons in New York
The Catholic Examiner argues a strictly enforced high license law will reduce saloons, drunkenness, and crime. It says only such policy can succeed in New York and urges temperance advocates to drop prohibition ideas for the state.
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New York
Catholic Examiner
Dakota Moves To Break Union With Democratic Push
Democratic papers warn that Dakota seeks to sever from the Union while the Democratic stance argues for breaking out. The dispute centers on state status and political alignment amid national tensions.
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Dakota
Smallpox and Prohibition Top Early 1900s Notes
Chicago reports a smallpox outbreak while the Prohibition wave expands in the South with Kentucky joining Georgia in enforcing the law in 28 counties. Detroit seed warehouse and theatre fire kills one firefighter, causes $1.5 million in losses, and injures several. Crematories open nationwide with four existing in Washington Pa New York Buffalo and Lancaster and Buffalo crematory proves a success with 3200F heat and 65 minute burn.
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Georgia
United States
Washington
Lancaster
New York
Buffalo
Court of Claims handles vast workload and major claims
The Boston Journal notes the Court of Claims processed 200 suits last year seeking over 10 million dollars with only 28 judgments favoring plaintiffs and many dismissals. It cites Hot Springs land disputes valued above 6 million dollars and overall claims since 1867 totaling 97 million with about 21 million recovered by claimants.
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District of Columbia
Congress
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Supreme Court
W. A. Richardson
Charles C. Nott
Glenni W. Scofield
Lawrence Weldon
John Davis
Boston Journal
Uncle Sam's Money Orders Balance With England Largest
The money order chief reports nearly $100,000 in bills of exchange sent to England to cover holiday trade and gifts, keeping the balance in England's favor. Italy shows the next largest balance, with $600,000 sent abroad and only $30,000 returned.
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Sam
England
Italy
Pasteur inoculates Kaufman after dog bite in Paris
In Paris Mr Pasteur inoculated Charles Kaufman of Franklin New Jersey who was bitten by a supposed mad dog on November 21. The operation was successful and Kaufman blamed for delaying care. Pasteur will inoculate Dr Ludwig R Little of Orange New Jersey the veterinary surgeon bitten December 13. Four children under Pasteur care Austin Fitzgerald Patsy Ryan Willie Lane Patrick Reynolds will return home Sunday.
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Pasteur
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Franklin
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Orange
Austin Fitzgerald
Patsy Ryan
Willie Lane
Patrick Reynolds
Cure Report for Catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm
A Philadelphia resident, C. J. Corbin of 923 Chestnut Street, reports relief from chronic catarrh and head congestion after using Ely's Cream Balm, noting deafness and nasal discharge improved before the second bottle finished. Corbin credits the product with a full recovery.
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Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Dr Harding's Catarrh Cure At Stewart's Drug Store
Dr. Hardings Catarrh remedy advertised for sale at Stewart's Drug Store with a possible age hint of 14 years ago.
New Year's Day social whirl at the Washington capital
Washington on New Year's Day opened with the Executive Mansion reception and a full social circuit. The President greeted officials and diplomats, generals, and citizens while a shift toward temperance persisted. Reports note annual rituals, parade dress, and the year’s political shifts, including reform pledges and turnover in 1885.
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Washington Gossip From Pittsburg Times
Fourteen hundred poor children enjoyed the Children's Christmas Club dinner in Washington with Miss Mollie Vilas and Miss Nellie Arthur overseeing gifts. The piece notes the President's $50,000 salary, free house, servants, and expenses, plus social trends and Chicago’s bid for the 1892 International Exposition. It ends with a White House detail of five policemen on duty.
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Children’s Christmas Club
Mollie Vilas
Nellie Arthur
Washington
Miss Vilas
Miss Arthur
Miss Cleveland
Chicago
Congress
America
White House
Mail Office Job Printing Offers Low Prices and Quality
Business men are reminded the Mail Office can handle all kinds of job printing with top stock and low prices. A testimonial from E J Hazzard of New York praises Ely's Cream Balm for clearing a child’s congested nose within two days after cold symptoms.
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E. J. Hazzard
New York
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