Party Propositions For Republican Ticket Proposed At Harrisburg
The Harrisburg Convention recommends a four point plan to place Beaver and Stewart on the ballot with primaries or a convention to choose November candidates. A state convention may be held under Continental Hotel Conference rules to select or limit candidates. An executive committee of ten is appointed to manage arrangements for the canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Beaver
Stewart
Crawford County
Judge Agnew
Hampton L. Carson
Francis B. Reeves
Philadelphia
Wayne
Pike
Potter
Geo. O. Cornelius
Col. Taggart
Thos. W. Cooper
Republican Party of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
James A. Beaver
William M. Henry Rawie
W. T
State Committee
John Stewart
Continental Hotel Conference
Wharton Barker
Independent State Committee
Daniel Agnew
Francis B Reeves
Acts of Assembly
Pettis
Frank Reeder
Northampton
James S. Negley
Pittsburg
Horace A. Beale
Parkersburg
George H. H. Mahaffy
Marietta
Lancaster County
Newton Pettis
Meadville
Isaiah McPherson
Towanda
Easton
James P. Coburn
Amos M. Slack
Isaiah Wears
Michel Schall
York
Speck of War and Egypt’s Tumult in 1882 Crisis
A lengthy analysis traces Egypt’s 1882 unrest led by Arabi Pacha against foreign domination, the role of Khedive Ismail, and European powers. It notes Britain and other navies enforcing order, the bombardment of Alexandria, the desertion of the Egyptian army, and the projected outcomes at the Constantinople conference.
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Egypt
Arabi Pacha
National Party
Ireland
Parnell
Turkey
England
Alexandria
France
United States
Austria
Italy
Admiral Seymour
Arabi
Europe
London
The
Standard
Invincible
Grand Square
Times
Rosetta
Damonhour
Seymour
Ramleh Palace
Ramleh
Izziddin
Bittern
Orf
In Alexandria Evokes Night of Siege and Flames
Survivors report Arabi Pasha opened prisons and convicts joined Bedouins to sack the city. The European quarter burned as mobs killed Christians and menaced residents. Shrieks and gunfire echoed while public buildings lay in ruins.
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Arabi Pasha
State Debt Liquidity and Funding Report
The quarterly report shows April to June payments of 669 567.32 for debt liquidation and interest. July reports 2 671 597.94 in sinking fund and 502 483.28 non interest bearing debt. Total state debt 20 934 483.28 funded under six percent except 500 000 Pennsylvania State Agricultural bonds. A 482 000 July due loan was redeemed by bond paydown. June end general fund balance 1 089 054.54.
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Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Treasury
General Fund
80-ton English guns awe Arabi forts in peace era
Reports from Alexandria recount the English fleet’s 80 ton guns. The Inflexible carries four 16 inch bore cannons, 27 feet long, firing 1700 pound projectiles with 370 pound charges. A messenger shell described as four feet long signals the era’s iron power.
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Alexanodria
Khedive
Arabi Bey
Strikes ease nationwide amid secret Amalgamated meeting
Reports indicate strikers are resuming work across the country after a secret Amalgamated Association of Steel and Iron Workers meeting near Newburgh, Ohio, with leaders reportedly favoring return to work and signaling a broader strike risk relief. The note mentions Red Era fashion in resort districts and other varied items while detailing U S Navy moves to protect interests and the death of Mrs. LixcorP, widow of Lincoln.
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Amalgamated Association of Steel and Iron Workers
Newburgh
Cleveland
Local Shops Highlight Jewelry Cigars Books and Bread
Merck Bro's showcases latest silver jewelry while Kropp's Marble Front Cigar Store offers top brands. Johnson & Siegfried at Variety Hall promote extensive books stationery and wallpaper in Warren. SERSALL's claims the only real Vienna Bread. Call Marble Front for Kropp's cigars.
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Merck Bro’s
Kropp
Johnson & Siegfried
Variety Hall
Warren
Sersall’s
Sate-A Coal and Oil Land Prospect in Jefferson County
Land prospecting note in Jefferson County describes a 2200 acre tract labeled Sate A for coal and likely oil. Mentioned in the inquiry of N J Clark of Erie Pennsylvania as associated party. The reference situates the property south of a newly developing oil district.
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Jefferson County
New Oil District
N. J. Clark
Erie
Gettysburg relics draw visitors to battlefield
Visitors to Gettysburg battlefield continue to uncover rare relics as a long described siege of harvest notes and oddities filter through. A Pennsylvania board report claims one fourth of the state's forested land remains woodland, while a Clearfield strike winds down. An Armstrong county crank builds an ark beside the Allegheny near Pine Creek anticipating a big flood on October 18. A Berks camp meeting bans men this year, seen as pious but unprofitable.
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Gettysburg
Clearfield
Philadelphia
State Board of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Armstrong County
Allegheny River
Pine Creek
Berks County
County apportionment debate and reform calls
Wuerner notes disagreement on whether Erie County stays in the next Congressional apportionment and urges abolition of the current candidate nomination method. The Board of Trade of New York seeks a damages remedy against derelict railroads for strike losses. Hanson issues a world wide rowing challenge for prize money. Old line Democrats in Pennsylvania oppose Pattison. The President signs a bill allowing national banking associations to extend corporate existence.
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Wuerner
Erie County
Board of Trade of
New York
Controversy at Erie Congressional Convention Reflects Fairness Flaws
The Erie convention faced harsh criticism over an unfair credentials committee that favored one faction, with debates lasting nearly a day. Protests by Gen. Allen and Willard White highlighted violations of parliamentary norms as the Mackey Brainerd side pushed through a vote amid noisy opposition.
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Congress
S. M. Brainerd, Esq
Erie
Brainerd
Watson
Norton
Wi.sonson
Erie County
Col. Watson
Mackey
Venango
Mr. Struthers
Warren
Mr. Brainerd
Gen. Allen
Warren County
Harrison Allen
Erie Dispatch
Venango County
Struthers
Pennsylvania House of Represntatives
C. W. Giltillan
Mackey and Brainerd
Mr. Gilfillan
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Warren Mail
Centre Co
William T. Davies
Bradford Co
Supreme Court
William H. Rawle
Philadelphia Co
John M.greer
Butler Co
Mariott Brosius
Lancaster
S. M. Brainerd
Senate
Willis B. Benedict
South West
Tion
Charles M. Shortt
Sugar Grove
E. A. Allen
Freehold
J. A. Weible
Tidioute
A. M. Parker
Eldred
J. L. Burroughs
Warren Academy
E. J. Morrison
Corydon
Morcxk Bro’s
McNett & Co
Hickory Street
Wallace
Constantinople
Washington
America
India
Suez Canal
Norwiry
House of Representatives
House
Chandler
U. S. Navy
Lixcorp
President Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Walnut Leaf
Smith, Kline & CO
C. N. Crittenton
Newark
Hanson
Pattison
Tee
Mayville Ice CO
Mayville, N. Y
A. G. Beecher
Herring
Fifth
East Streets
Wm.eighhouse
Pleasant
Warren, Pa
Chamberlain Institute
Randolph, N.Y
J.T. Edwards, D. D
Elva Wing
Benjamin Wing
Libellant
Emulus
Warren Co
Eas
Sponatun
Emulus Wing
Issust Theo. Chase
Cameron
Jackson’s Run
Ashtabula
Trumbull
Geauga
Ohio
Fifth Street
Liberty
Warren Hotel
Alexander Wallace
Youngsville
North Warren
Timber and Land
Parmlee & Henry’s
Miner Curtis
Warren Borough
Warren and
Jamestown
Warren Price
N. P. Curtis
P.O
George Kolfrat
Iller
Irvington
Jack
Jamestown Road
North Warren Station
D.A. W
Hiller
Wee
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
J. W. Sherman
L. H. Estep
Sherman
Union Oil Company
Sherman & Estep
Wm. D. Brown
A. D
Theo. Chase
Court of Common Pleas
Borough of
Mead Township
Taggert
Tipton
Fred, Merrill
George Mar- Fart
M. D. Archibald
First National Bank
Fred. Merrill
George Markart
G. W. Hardenburg
Beecher & Copeland
Theo. Chash
A. SiEgEl & Sons
Leama
Ler Clothing
High and
Hazel Streets
High Street Furniture Store
Greenland
Hazel Street
Guitean
Medical Museum
Charles Jules Guiteau
Said
Ezra P. Allen
L. Melvina Allen
Allen & Co
Assumpsit
Bairstow
Fisher
T. S. Messner 4
W. H. Simpson & CO
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