County Convention Sets Stage For Gerrymander Free Nomination
The county convention produced unanimous support for C. H. McAuley as County Treasurer after five ballots, with F. A. Cogswell as runner up. County Surveyor Wheelock and S. Alden received renomination or continued roles. The piece urges party unity and Republican success in state races next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. McAuley
Deerfield
VOR
D. F. A. Wheelock
Freehold
VYOR
Warren Academy
Isaac S. Alden
Warren
C. H. McAuley
F. A. Cogswell
McAuley
Warmington
Cogswell
Wheelock
S. Alden
Harrisburg
Republican State Convention Sets Harrisburg Meet Next Week
The Republican State Convention will convene in Harrisburg on Wednesday July 11. Auditor General hopefuls include Jerome Bb Niles of Tioga and Col Thomas Grimeson of Franklin. State Treasurer contenders feature W J Hulings Venango William Livsey Allegheny Frank Bunnell Wyoming Col J A Ege McKean and Isaac McHose Berks.
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Harrisburg
Jerome Bb. Niles
Tioga
Thos, Grimeson
Franklin
W. J. Hulings
Venango
Wm. Livsey
Allegheny
Frank Bunnell
Wyoming
J. A. Ege
McKean
Isaac McHose
Berks
Hulings
Col. Ege
Bradford
Col. Watson
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowr Clings to Outdated Fashion
The speaker notes Harriet Beecher Stowr wears clothing from twenty five years ago, arguing she has not changed while fashions have shifted and that the fault lies with the styles themselves.
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Harriet Beecher Stowr
Colored cadet experiment at West Point progress
John W H Alexander a dark mulatto passed a creditable examination and is expected to graduate. Gen Crook arrived in Washington and believes Southwest Indian troubles are over. A Cornell College crew beat three others on Lake George. Brains and muscle will win every time.
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West Point
John WH. Alexander
Gen. Crook
Washington
Southwest
Cornell College
Lake George
Governor Pattison Vetoes Large Legislative Spending
The governor rejects portions of the general appropriation bill cutting pay for clerks and staff over 100 days, reducing librarian and clerk salaries, and striking various expense items. The action targets pro rata pay for session staff, while pay to auditors and officials is trimmed and retroactive salary items are denied. A separate note discusses sunspot activity and its suspected link to recent weather and storms.
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House
Senate
Diller Luther
Board of Public Charities
Auditor General
Attorney General
State
A. K. Dankel
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Commissioners of Public Building
Capitol Grounds
Walnut Street Gate
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Governor Pattison Signs Final 193 Bills and Vetoes 60
Gov Pattison last Friday disposed of the last bill of the Legislature. He approved or vetoed every bill presented, totaling 193 signed and 60 vetoed. Notable acts include $70,000 for Warren State Hospital improvements, $8,000 for boundary monuments expenses, and a petroleum measuring and storage oversight act. The Warren hospital funds cover furniture, ground work, farm building completion, and renovations.
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Ife
Pennsylvania
New York
Internal Revenue Rebates Reach 2000000 Under New Law
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports about 20 000 claims for rebates on tobacco snuff and cigars under the new internal revenue law totaling around 2 million dollars. Some stamp and draft related claims are referred to the Accounting Officers' department for audit before warrants are issued.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue Law
Congressional quote on Ohio GOP split and election outlook
Congress member asserts Ohio Republicans number around twenty to thirty thousand and that the party winning path lies in GOP infighting. He says hopes were higher earlier, now outlook is less encouraging, and he fears outreach may fail but plans to try anyway.
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SreFrvre
Ohio
Continent Prospectus Sent to Publishers for Gratis Copy
In Rochester United States District Court Tobias Campion pleaded guilty to selling tobacco without a license posting and was fined 25 dollars. Michael Zimmerman of Buffalo pleaded guilty for failing to post a liquor stamp and was fined 25 dollars. Buffalo Lepress says the Continent is now praised by the New York Herald.
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Prospectus
Continent
Tourgee
Illustrated Weekly
N. Y. Herald
United States District Court
Rochester
Tobias Campion
Michael Zimmerman
Buffalo
Buffalo Lepress
Pennsylvania Republican Confronts Tariff Bill Shock
The Buffalo Express notes a Pennsylvania Republican was shocked by a minister’s sermon declaring salvation free. The next day he wrote to his Congressman to ask why the Tariff bill allowed such a thing to escape.
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The
Buffalo Express
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Senate backs bill to make trade dollar legal tender
The Pennsylvania Senate approved a resolution urging Congress to designate the trade dollar as legal tender. The move seeks federal action to recognize the historic silver coin in everyday commerce.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
Congress
Ex-Senator Ferry Regains Health and Wealth
Former Michigan senator Ferry is reported to rapidly recover his health while rebuilding his financial standing. The update notes improvements in well being and personal finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
Michigan
A Sure Cure for Skin Diseases by Dr Frazier
An old style advertisement claims Dr. Frazier’s Magic Ointment cures pimples black heads erup tions and other skin troubles including itch salt rheum and ulcers. The product is described as sold by druggists and by mail for 50 cents with a local seller in Warren PA.
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High Rock Spring Company
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
LG. Noyes
Warren, Pa
Pa. Ave
Tve
Thurman Son Breaks With Hoadley In Ohio Governor Race
Allen W. Thurman declares he has voted for Gov Allen and will back Foraker over Judge Hoadley. He accuses the Democratic line of expediency and warns the party risks wreck by nominating a candidate with shifting allegiances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Thurman
Boris Hoadley
Allen W. Thurman
Thurman
Judge Hoadley
Judge Foraker
Ohio
Cincinnati
Allen
Gov. Hayes
Foraker
Democratic Party
Democracy
Mr. Hoadly
Grant
Hayes
Pattison Dilemma in Harrisburg Session
From the Harrisburg letter in the Philadelphia Press the piece likens Governor Pattison to Col. McGuffin at Bull Run. The special session wasted ten days debating pay for a recess and mileage, with no resolution. The Democratic House backs an appropriation bill including travel costs, while the governor fears leaving for a fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Pattison
Col. McGuffin
Senate
House
Trade dollars and buzzard coins replace cash payments
The notice explains that patrons will pay with trade dollars at 95 cents each while standard dollars of seven and a half grains less silver, worth about 85 cents, will be accepted for 100 cents. It adds the motto We Trust in God on buzzards and promotes new stock of children and misses hose at low prices.
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Warren
P. Greenlund
Balloon wedding ascent near Cleveland ends in landing
Prof. King launched from Monumental Park with A. D. Bavis of Chicago and R. H. Kennedy of Springfield Illinois. The trio were married in the balloon during flight and reached a safe landing several miles from Cleveland. A nearby display advertised Boyingtons folding bed writing desk and parlor ornament combo for sale.
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Cleveland
Prof. King
Monumental Park
A. D. Bavis
Chicago
R. H. Kennedy
Springfield
Ill
Boyington
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Rocnoandent
Warren Co. Com
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Smit
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Marion Harland
Virginia
Illustrated Weekly Magazine
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RE. A. Allen
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Oil Creek Road
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Kentucky
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Hickory St
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Watson & Davis
Second Street
C. P. Northrop, Prop’r
BE. Buri
Gent’s Shoes
Hanon & Son
Burt & Mears
Nettleton & Co
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WNY
Painesville
Lake County
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P.H. Towel
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Robd
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Robertennison
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G. N
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Wadrown
Paister
Liberty Street
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Fourgee
Phela
G. W. Miles
Clarendon, PA
Warren and
S. M. Ross
Ifazel St
Sersall
M. Shear & Brother
Warren, In
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Parmlee & Henry
Milelinery
Mme. Houseman
S. Shear & Brother
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New Orleans
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A. W. McOrce
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