Republican State Convention Set For Harrisburg June 30 1886
The Republican State Convention will assemble at the Harrisburg Opera House on June 30 1886 at 10 A M to nominate Governors and other officers and to conduct party business. Permanent rules are amended for delegate selection and convention timing with notices of at least sixty days. The document urges county rules to maximize primary participation within party structure.
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Republican State Committee
Philadelphia
Opera House
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Republican Party
Thos, V. Cooper
Heriff
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Borough of
Warren
Eldred Township
Pennsylvania
Joseph Young
J. J. Lobdell
F. B. Brewer
Court House
Pittsfield
J. Emmett Colegrove
John Mead
Said Mead
J. Emmett Colgrove
Dora Colegrove
Alba M. Kent
Chaping, Wetmore
Enterprise and Garland Road
Parmelia
Hunter
Hunter’s Land
South West Township
State of
L. B. Wood
Charles Goodwell
Charles Goodwell, Thence Along the North Line of Said Goodwell
Said Goodwell
Oil Creek Company
F. L. Mitchell
D. H. Mitchell
F. W. Mitchell
Warren Officials Enter Bid for Congressional and State Seats
We report multiple candidates announced for upcoming elections in Warren and surrounding counties subject to Republican nominations. L. F. Watson of Warren seeks Congress in the 27th district, O C Allen of Warren Senate in the 48th, Co M Shortt of Sugar Grove Senate, C Thompson of Warren Legislature, and Henry Brace of Warren Legislature.
Candidates Named for Associate Judge Seats by Republican County Convention
Authorized notices announce CHARLES H. Ilrsre of Lime Grove J.T. Barker Esq. of Bear Lake and Hon Paul W. Brown of Farmington as candidates for Associate Judge in Warren County awaiting nomination by the Republican County Convention.
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Charles H. "Ilrsre
Ine Grove
Rublican County
J.T. Barker
Bear Lake
Warren County
Republican Co
Paul W. Brown
Farmington
Warren County Treasurer Candidate Announcements
Warren and Columbus residents FRANK A. COgswell and GEORGE F. Yarss are named as Republican County Convention candidates for Warren County Treasurer. A. P. Trushel of Glade is also listed as a potential Republican nominee pending convention decision.
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Frank A. Cogswell
Warren
Warren County
Republican Co
George F. Yarss
Columbus
A. P. Trushel
Glade
Warren county man to lead three cornered congressional race
The paper notes Col Watson as a former four year congressional veteran favored to win again. Capt Mackey of Venango and Capt I B Brown of Erie also seek the seat, creating a three way contest. The editorial urges Watson to keep the district Republican and contrasts rivals with the Democratic candidate Scott.
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Col. Watson
Gov. Stone
Capt. Mackey
Venango
Capt
I. B. Brown
Erie Co
Erie
Warren County
Congress
Erie County
Scott
House
President Cleveland to wed Frances Folsom at White House
Col Lamont announced that President Cleveland will marry Frances Folsom in the Blue Room at the White House on a Wednesday evening, June 2. The ceremony will be simple. invitations limited to close relatives and Cabinet members and their wives. Reverend Sunderland will officiate. The couple will not take a wedding trip.
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Col. Lamont
Associated Press
Cleveland
White House
Frances Folsom
Miss Folsom
Dr Sunderland
First Presbyterian Chuch
Washington
Sunderland
New York State
Channing
Governor race outlook cited by former Interior aide
Mr. Jenks says the Democratic tendency in the state favors Ex Senator Wallace for Governor with Chauncey F. Black as a second choice, indicating a promising outlook for the party.
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Jenks
Interior
Wallace
Chauncey F. Black
Independent refinery enters Washington Pa oil field
James G. Briarnz, long a political opponent of Standard Oil and ally of the Democratic party, joins a new independent refinery and pipeline company in the Washington Pennsylvania oil field to oppose the giant in business.
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James G. Briarnz
Standard Oil Company
Democratic Party
Washington (Pa
Texas Democratic County Convention Set for June 29 at the Rink
The June 29 convention in Texas invites attendees and mourners to gather at the Rink with ample space for participants and observers. The event emphasizes room for all interested members of the party.
Dorsey on Republicans and Memorial Day Address
Ex Secretary of the Republican National Committee Stephen W. Dorsey discusses party prospects and criticizes Democratic leadership in New York. The piece then shifts to a Memorial Day sermon honoring Union soldiers, praising their sacrifices and urging civic duty to defend the republic.
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Independence Hall
Cleveland Plans a New Home as Buffalo Pride Ebbs
A Wasumeron dispatch notes Cleveland intends to settle there, citing an open secret that he dislikes Buffalo and Buffalonians. The report questions why Buffalo residents gave Mr Blaine a majority and suggests locals have lost confidence in him after years in Buffalo.
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Wasumeron Dispatch
Cleveland
Buffalo
Representative Cheney Returns From Albany
The Jamestown Democrat notes Representative Newell Cheney has returned from Albany and performed his duties with satisfaction to his constituents. He has been quiet this term and learned when it is best for a member to hold his tongue.
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Newell Cheney
Albany
Cheney
Jamestown
Cost of labor losses mounts in three weeks and four months
The Pittsburg Times notes $3,000,000 in wages were lost to workers in the last three weeks and estimates total losses over four months at $30,000,000. One major item is $20,000,000 in building contracts forfeited due to eight hour and related demands, with additional indirect costs from reduced confidence and stoppages borne by workers.
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Pittsburg
Godeys June issue highlights Love's Confession frontispiece
Godeys Lady's Book for June presents Love's Confession, a frontispiece from a celebrated French picture, paired with Augusta De Bubna's The Romance of a Rose. The issue features a fashion plate and summer style illustrations in black and a double colored work page showcasing attire.
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Godey
Augusta de Bubna
Petersons Magazine June opens with striking engravings
The June issue features a beautiful steel engraving Butterflies, a double-sized colored fashion plate, and an exquisite Design in Strawberries and Leaves for a side-board cover. Original tales and illustrated articles uphold the magazine's high character.
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Peterson’s
Farmers would not strike for eight hours laughs
Hartford Times comments on the idea of farmers striking for eight hours, mocking the notion and suggesting the notion would amuse weeds.
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Hartford Times
C. P. Henry Grocer Promises Best Goods at Low Prices
All goods bought are of the best quality at the lowest prices as proclaimed by C. P. Henry, grocer. The notice emphasizes value and reliability for customers seeking quality and affordable items.
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C. P. Henry
Noted Nation Vows to Uphold Justice and Liberty
In a graveyard ceremony the speaker denounces greed and urges reverence for justice morality and national vocation. He warns that neglect of sacred trusts will invite divine reproach and proclaims Whittiers creed to shun strife for human rights won in defense of liberty and union.
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Whittier
Butcher’s starter tale stirs satire on vanity and restraint
A Harper's tale describes a butcher who muses on action on a summer night, while Melissa scoffs at vulgarity. It broadens to satirical critiques of vanity in fashion and beauty, with Belinda and Sylvia commenting on barbarism and corseted waists.
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J. B. Clark
New London
Geo. Wm. Curtis
Harper's
Melissa
Nathan
Belinda
Sylvia
Venus of Milo
Ohio oil strikes draw large crowds and big flows
In Lima Collins oil well hit sand six inches deep and flowed 50 feet above the derrick, estimated at 1000 barrels per day, exciting residents. Near Fixpney the Alge well, the largest in Ohio, struck at 1290 feet a mile from town, flowing 240 barrels per hour.
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Lima
Collins
Fixpney
Ohio
Alge
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets Ad
An advertisement proclaims Dr Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets as the best liver stomach and bowel cathartic. It highlights their small size pleasant action vegetable nature and a price of 25 cents per vial available at all druggists.
What Riel's Rebellion Cost
Ottawa report puts total cost of the half breed rebellion at 4 700 000 with 26 killed and 206 wounded. Also notes local ads for hardware in Warren and a Bitter's remedy claim for costiveness.
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Riel
Ottawa
Ont
Minister of Militia
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Warren Mail
L. F. Watson
Senate
Oo. C. Allen, Esq
Hon. Co. M. Shortt
Sugar Grove
Assembly
Co. C. Thompson, Esq
Henry Brace
Dorsey
Sense
Stephen W. Dorsey
New Mexico
Republican National Committee
Europe
New York
Tribune
George William Curtises
Grover Cleveland
Blaine
Union
Jeff Davis
W.W. Painter
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Fort Sumpter
Gen. Lee
Gen. Grant
United States Service
Charlestown Harbor
Greece
Thiers
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Abraham Lincoln
American Republic
Grand Army of the Republic
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Illinois
Riverside Park
Ulysses S. Grant
McClellan
Hancock
Arthur
Edwin Booth
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Vermont
St. Peter
Mr. Powderly
Heaven
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Pittsburgh
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Pole
Greenland
Nordenskjold
Evans
Denver
Kate Fields
Texas
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Atlantic
United and
Canada
North America
A. A. Davis & Co
William Spinner
Diamond Block
Henry Baxter
A. W. Morck
Pf. Ackley
Johnson & Siegfried’s
Variety Hall
Warren, Pa
Reverdy B. Stewart
Allen & Higgins
C. H. Coe
Charles Baker
Warren Co
Orphans’ Court
Erastus Weatherby
John Logan
Sterling Green
John Fare
Henry Souther
Eliza K. Hall
Christian Smith
Sarah Shafer
B. G. Morrison
Stephen R. Morrison
W.J. Alexander
Register
Live Stock General Agency
John Sill & CO
John Sill
Ww.c. Allan
HeAth
Warren Borough
C. W. King
Harry Buss
George H. Leonhart
Frank Metzgar
E. T. F. Valentine
M. Mead
H. J. Wilhelmus
John Schmutz
J. Hare
Michael Fitzgerald
Charles Schwing
D. J. Sullivan
J. M. Taber
J. M. Eckardt
A. B. Kehr
George B. Williams
Clarendon Borough
Carl Pudenz
T. J. Mahoney
Jacob Knupp
Kirtland Campbell
E. O'Donnell
T. H. Willoughby
M. Murphy
D. G. Fannin
J. M. Magee
Hugh Flanigan
James O. Allen
S. S. Christy
Charles Campbell
S. Youngsville
A. P. Garfield
H. Gregory
Tidioute
W. P. Shaw
N.N. Hanchett
H. L. Gordon
A. E. Hollenbeck
Jacob Wiggins
Benj. Ellis
Pine Grove
Eben Dean
N. L
Kinzur
T. W. Dempsey
L. Davidson
L. W. Siggins
Daniel McEvoy
J. L. Hall
Lowell Gibson
Grand Valley
John N. Gerow
Sheffield
Joseph Clinton
Charles Shaw
L. EK
F. Bogart
Eureka City
R. E. Flick
Tiona
Albert Pierce
Enterprise
Joel S. Forbush
George Hertzel
D. A. Arird
Prothy
D. Shear
Brbegant
Warren, Penn
Jacob Keller
Second & Liberty Sts
Order of the Court
D. U. Arird
Tarren Commercial College
New Hoffman Block
G. B. Munn
Struthers
Iron Works
Wwaxtrom
Struthers, Wells & CO
H.S. Thomas
Wood & Thomas
COAL
Second Street
Liberty
Jake Chambers
Russell
A. Harris
North Clarendon, Pa
R. A. Love
Sheriff's Office
Front Street
John H. McKinney
Viola McKinney
Sheriff’s Office
Champion Road Machine
Lindsey Bro’s
Riceville
Pennock and Victor
P. M
North Evans
WM. R. Frost
N. Yy
A. Love
Norice
G. G Mead & CO
G.G. Mead & CO
Laurel and High Streets
T. S. Messner 4
We World
L. G Noyes
Wells & Noyes
Schellhammer & Lesser
Abbott
Enis
Stinson & Co
Portland
Maine
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