Nominations Named in Warren County Republican Slate
The Warren Mail notes Republican nominMy for county treasurer William P Nutting of Youngsville and for county surveyor Leroy B Strong of Kinzua. The paper also surveys temperance politics and state treasury figures, detailing receipts of 388 million and a 105 million surplus for the year ending June 30. It discussesProhibition debates and possible next steps including local option and high license policies.
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Warren Mail
WM. P. Nutting
Youngsville
Leroy
Strong
Kinzua
The
Arrow
Mar
Broken Arrow
Mam
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
United States
Captain Hamilton Takes Johnstown Chief Engineer Post
Capt. Geo. C. Hamilton of Warren has assumed charge as Chief Engineer at Johnstown, joining Gen. Wiley in directing recovery after the disaster. The setup shows progress toward order amid chaos as work continues. About 4,300 bodies found by July 6 with 1,000 unrecovered. roughly 5,000 perished and property losses exceed eight million dollars.
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Johnstown
Geo. C. Hamilton
Warren
Wiley
Jerome
Chicago
Verdict Faults South Fork Owners in Johnstown Disaster
Coroner's Jury finds owners of the South Fork dam responsible for the Johnstown flood that drowned thousands and destroyed much property. The verdict, released last Saturday, appears to meet general approval.
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Johnstown
South Fork
Sullivan Beats Killam in Mississippi Prize Fight
An alleged prize fight between J. L. Sullivan and Jake Killam occurred in Mississippi last Monday morning. Sullivan declared the victor in 75 rounds, with both combatants not badly hurt. State officials had opposed the bout but allowed it to proceed without interference.
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J. L. Sullivan
Jake Killam
Mississippi
Sullivan
Bruiser
Appointment of A. Louden Snow den to foreign posts praised
The President last week appointed A. Louden Snow den. Philadelphia residents call it a deserved compliment to an able gentleman. He will serve in Romania Serbia and Greece and may move among posts if not fed well, like a traveling school master.
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A. Louden Snowden
Philadelphia
Romania
Servia
Greece
Statewide vote tallies show margins on amendments
The official majority against the prohibitory amendment is 188,027 and against the suffrage amendment 236,952. Total votes: prohibitory 781,261. Governor 1886 829,212. State Treasurer 1887 753,216. President 1888 997,568.
Secretary Boarne Heads to Bar Harbor for September
Secretary Boarne travels to Bar Harbor and will stay until September. The report notes a possible presidential visit before his return and urges reconciliation between the President and his Secretary amid the hot weather.
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Boarne
Bar Harbor
Democratic State Committee Calls Harrisburg Convention
The Democratic State Committee authorizes its chairman to call a state convention in Harrisburg on the first Wednesday of September to nominate a candidate for State Treasurer and challenge the Republican party.
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Democratic State Committee
Harrisburg
Republican Party
Nomination of Editor L. Rogers for County Treasurer
The Smethport Miner editor L. Rogers was nominated for County Treasurer last week and is expected to win. Friends in Warren County will congratulate him when they learn of the nomination.
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L. Rogers
Smethport
Warren County
Mugs Mourn Corruption of Polis Tics on Fourth
The Mugs mourn the corruption of politics and contrast it with the belief that politics have improved since Harrison took power, urging celebration of political progress.
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Harrison
Supreme Court clash over liquor licenses sparks public debate
The Supreme Court asserts broader discretion for licensing rulings than the Philadelphia license court in wholesale versus retail licenses. The Philadelphia court defies, then must grant, and both sides trade sharp rebukes. The dispute highlights friction between courts over law and public rights.
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Supreme Court
Philadelphia
License Court
Allegheny County
Patrick Brennem
Braddock
A.M. H
Despicable Act Emerges From Pittsburg Medal Respect
The Philadelphia Times condemns a gold medal presentation by one hundred Pittsburg citizens to Major Armes for his assault on Gov. Beaver in Washington. It notes the unprovoked attack on a one legged veteran, cites his army dismissal as rightful, and denounces the medal as indecent and infamous among decent citizens.
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The
Philadelphia Times
Major Armes
Pittsburg
Gov. Beaver
Washington
Armes
Ohio election looms with key legislature and candidate clash
The Ohio race draws interest as Gov Foraker is a leading Republican candidate for Governor. The Legislature will decide the U S Senate and redraw Congressional districts after the census. James E Campbell is likely the Democratic Governor contender against Foraker.
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Ohio
Foraker
U.S
James E. Campbell
Senator Chandler Advocates One Party Policy in South
Senator Chandler from New Hampshire, welcomed in Washington, urges a single party for white and colored voters with enforcement of the Fifteenth Amendment. He argues social equality is separate from political equality and calls for a free vote and honest count to allow both groups to participate in Southern elections. He opposes a separate white Republican club strategy.
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Chandler
New Hampshire
Washington
W. Calvin Chase
South
North
Unwritten 1864 Letters Against Lincoln Nominated
The N Y Sun catalogs unwritten history in letters from 1864 opposing Lincoln’s renomination. Writers of note are all deceased Chase Sumner Winter Davis Conkling Dickinson Collamer Greeley. Sun calls it extraordinary, but readers recall it as a minor grumble that proved later to be wrong.
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N. Y
Lincoln
Chase
Sumner
Winter
Davis
Conkling
Dickinson
Collamer
Greeley
Sun
Toilet and Fancy Articles Highlighted at Gexo.8 Davis' Drue Stors
Readable items describe a selection of toilet and fancy articles offered at Gexo.8 with emphasis on Davis' Drue Stors. The entry notes varied goods and shop branding to attract customers.
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Gexo
Davis
Drue Stors
Broad 19th Century Events Reflected in June Updates
Public debt declined by 16.26 million dollars in June. Over 1,000 new industries started in the South in three months. Kansas wheat harvest near finished with a crop double last year's. Buffalo Bill hired by France to train cavalry. Samoa peace advance from Berlin talks. Fire hit Ellensburg and Bakersfield causing major losses. Gen. Cameron's estate valued around 1.5 million. Sherman comment on faith. Duluth labor strife and deadly riot. English capital floods U.S. investment in industry. Chicago expands to 174 square miles and 1.1 million people. Morrill aged 79 note. Prohibition debate resurges in Kansas and Atchison. Mass. rifle teams beat London. Fourth of July baseball draws huge crowds with totals listed. John Hanks, Lincoln ally, dies. rails contribution to Lincoln campaign noted.
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South
Buffalo Bill
Samoa
Ellensburg
Wyoming
Bakersfield
California
Gen. Cameron
Senator Cameron
Gen. Sherman
Duluth
America
Chicago
Simon Cameron
Don
Kansas
Atchison
Buffalo Express
Massachusetts
London
England
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Kansas City
Detroit
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
National League
American Association
International Association
John Hanks
Abraham Lincoln
Dacatur
Illinois
Hanks
Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Letter From Europe Describes Arrival in Antwerp
A traveler from New York writes from Antwerp Belgium June 16 1889 about the voyage and first impressions. He recalls the sea crossing with varied weather a lively shipboard social scene and a view of Lands End Dover and Calais before reaching Antwerp. He notes Dutch style houses beggars and pushy guides as he settles at Hotel de L Europe and promises more details in a future letter.
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Antwerp
Betgium
Mart
New York
Terra Firma
Lands End
Sciclly Isles
England
Dover
Calais
Flushing
Ourself
Hotel de L
Europe
President Harrison Attends Woodstock July Fourth Rally
Brother Bowen of the New York Independent hosted a Fourth of July gathering at Woodstock Connecticut with the President as guest. Rain dampened some events but could not suppress the notable speeches from President Harrison and other distinguished attendees.
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Brother Bowen
N. Y
Woodstock
Conn
Harrison
Brush's Rise From Reporter to Million-Dollar Home
Reflects on a newspaper reporter turned industrial figure over fifteen years, earning $15 weekly then achieving a million-dollar house. Mentions possible health issues like dyspepsia or gout as part of life’s compensations.
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Brush
Arc Electric Light
Railroad smashups spark stay-at-home safety urge
Amid a spate of railroad accidents locally, papers urge staying indoors as the safest option. Reports note frequent smashups and caution readers to avoid travel when possible for personal safety.
Harrison Drives Democracy Back From Power
A former leader claims a mugwump journal exposed the democracy’s need for a strong driver. Harrison is credited with steering them from power and taking the helm.
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Harrison
Ayer's Catholic Pills Promoted by Physicians
Safe and sure to regulate the bowels. Ayer's Catholic Pills never fail to give satisfaction. Recommended by eminent physicians.
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Ayer
Notable Difference in License Court Actions
Four Philadelphia judges in the license court dismissed remonstrances and told the Clerk to issue licenses to all applicants while perfecting bonds after a Supreme Court reversal. Judge Stowe of Pittsburgh followed the reversal, reviewing rejections, asking for remonstrances, and granting licenses if no remonstrances existed and bonds were valid.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Stowe
Pittsburg
The Preacher’s Vacation Joke Sparks Church Absence
A Detroit Tribune tale recounts a passerby remarking that God went with the church’s preacher who has left for Europe for six months, prompting a girl to say, You cannot get in there. The preacher has gone to Europe for six months and taken God with him.
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Europe
Detroit Tribune
Philosophers Note On Cold Cough And Coffin
A witty line notes the logical sequence from cold to coffin, suggesting Ayer s Cherry Pectoral cures the cold and stops the cough, avoiding a grim outcome for the moment. The quip frames medical remedy as a safeguard against fatal progression.
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Ayer
Reliable firm seeks territory agents for stock warrants
Classified notice invites readers to represent a firm that warrants its stock. No capital or experience required. Work year round, fifty two weeks, with good weekly pay. Write for terms to Reuben Luetchford & Co., Nurserymen, Rochester, N Y.
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Reuben Luetchford & Co
Davis Family Reunion Address Honors Elijah Davis Line
Historian W J Davis delivers a June reunion address tracing Elijah Davis born 1762 in New Jersey through six sons and three daughters, noting military service, marriages, relocations, and a large, enduring family lineage with descendants across multiple states. He reflects on values, land settlement, and the long arc of kinship, urging unity and future historical recordkeeping.
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W. J. Davis
Elijah Davis
W. Davis
Warren
W. M. Davis
Cincinnati
W. W. Davis
Sea Girt
Isle of Wales
Abraham
New Banner
Young Republic
Elijah
Essex Co
N. J
Desire
Davis
Susan Davis
Susie Mead
Northumberland Co
John Davis
Sarah
Isaac
William
Elizabeth
Betsy Pearce
Warren Co
Columbus
James
Irvine
Brokenstraw
Youngsville
Susan
John
Jane
Davises
Republic
Jackson
Lincoln
Holland Land Company
Pennsylvania Flood Losses and Aid Report
Clinton county reports flood losses of 960611 dollars while Williamsport faces nearly 2500000 dollars in damage. A Johnstown widow receives 5966 dollars in pension and back pay as flood survivors seek relief and assistance. The July 5 rowing race on the Schuylkill sees Cornell edge Penn.
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Williamsport
Sarah J. Mackin
Johnstown
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Schuylkill
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for many skin ailments
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and claimed to cure piles with refund if not satisfied. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold at the Morck Drug Store.
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Morck Drug Store
Postal notices stay in office as not called for
Remaining in office and not called for LADIES. Miss Clara Lindblad, Mrs Hattie Alexander Mrs. Susan Adams, Mrs. Harry Markley, Mrs. Marthe Brewer, Miss Lady Oakson, Mrs. Sarah Delo, Mrs. Harriet Sanford, GENTLEMEN, William Adams, L. P. Morgan, J. Black, Sr. 5. Scott, John Hultgren, Prof. Chas, A. Squire, Peter Gainor, Henry G. Woods, Clarence Van Orsdale. All letters not called for in two weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter office. R. A. Loven, P. M. Warren, Pa., July 10, 1889.
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Clara Lindblad
Hattie Alexander
Susan Adams
Harry Markley
Marthe Brewer
Lady Oakson
Sarah Delo
Harriet Sanford
William Adams
L. P. Morgan
J. Black
Scott
John Hultgren
Prof. Chas
A. Squire
Peter Gainor
Henry G. Woods
Clarence van Orsdale
R. A. Loven
P. M. Warren
Fresh Produce Notice At Langdale's Store
Orders left at John Langdale's shop for currants berries and tomatoes cucumbers and watermelons. Daily deliveries received with fresh produce and low prices.
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John Langdale
Local ads promote sewing machines and clothing store
Multiple merchant notices advertise Domestic and Wilson sewing machines sold for cash or easy payments at 112 East Water Street Warren Pa. F A Conswell invites inquiries. A Weiss offers Spring suits and boys clothes at Warren store, refurbished for value. Down's Elixir praised by Morris and Mullen for cough relief with money back guarantee. Rost Johnson seeks cash for rags old rubber shoes and metals at Johnson's Exchange room.
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Wilson
East Water Street
Warren
F. A. Conswell
Warren County
Carver House
A. Weiss
Morris & Mullen
N. C. Allen
Johnson’s Exchange
H. Johnson
Baxter's Mandrake bitters cure all digestive ills
A drug advertisement promotes Baxter's Mandrake bitters as a cure for digestion heartburn costiveness and malaria. Bottles are priced at twenty five cents and sold by Morris and Mullen and N. C Allen.
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Baxter’s
Morris & Mullen
N. C Allen
Temperance notes and license debates stir Warren column
The Warren Union holds a Friday 4 P.M. meeting at the Presbyterian lecture room. The Erie Dispatch is thanked for Warren coverage. July fourth alcohol use draws praise and criticism as Judge Stowe weighs Allegheny licenses.
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Warren Union
The
Presbyterian Church
Patent letters sought for Grade Filtering Works in Pa
A.S. L Holmes W A Rankin D L Gerould W W Rankin Al A Holmes and Goo 8 Davis plan to apply to the Governor of Pennsylvania at Harrisburg on August 2 1889 for letters patent to form the Grade Filtering Works to buy crude petroleum oil refine it into products and conduct related business The principal office and works will be in Glade Township Warren County with Brown Stone Rice 10131 Solicitors acting for the applicants.
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A.S.L Holmes
W. A. Rankin
D. L. Gerould
W W. Rankin
A. Holmes
Goo
Davis
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Glade
Warren County
State of Pennsylvania
Brown, Stone & Rice
Solicitors
Warren dealer price list fragment with commodities
Fragmentary price list from Warren dealers covering apples beans pork cheese evaporated apples eggs onions potatoes and general staples. Includes sugar coffee flour molasses syrup rice timothy seed clover salt kerosene and more with inconsistent OCR spellings.
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Y. Hyson
Japan
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Penn Ave
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Allegheny Springs
J. A. Culbertson
H. S. Thomas
Wood & Thomas
Liberty
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J.K. Ronne
Hickory Street
C. L. van Deusen Nursery CO
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Bee
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Youngsville Borough
Act of Assembly
W. D. Kinnear
George W. Day
Wm. A. Alexander
W. J. Alexander
John A. Day
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Penn’a
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Hannah A. Barber
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Parshall & Sill
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Warren, Pa
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Warren Retail Market
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Baby Garriage
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Federal St
Allegheny, PA
Warren Savings Bank
Wee PA
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B. Nesmith
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M, B&b
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L. B. Wood
Phil Fortune
Phil
Jamestown, N. Y
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Sugar Grove
At, Warren
H, Dunham
J.J, Dunn
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