Warren county Associate Judge candidates named
A Republican nominating notice proclaims J T Barker Freehold Joe P Dean Columbus C H Wilt sie Pine Grove C C Merritt South West and J R Brady Tidioute as candidates for Associate Judge of Warren county subject to nomination by the Republican County Convention.
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Brokenstraw
EOS
Columbus
Cherry Grove
Cory@on
Eldred
Freehold
Farmington
Glade
Kinzua
Mead
Pine Gro
Pleasant
nee _ Pittsfield
Vial Grove
Ee Creek
Offield South West
Triumph
Watson
Columbus Boro
Clarendon
Youngsville
Tidioute
Republican Co. Com
W. Waters
Joe P. Dean
Warren County
C. H. Wiltsie
Pine Grove
C. C. Merritt
South West
Warren County Sheriff Candidates Authorized by Republican Convention
Weare authorized to announce R. A. Love of Farmington as a candidate for Sheriff of Warren county subject to nomination by the Republican County Convention. Also Henry Fuellhart of Tidioute as a candidate for Sheriff subject to nomination by the convention. O. W. Randall is announced as a candidate for Sheriff of Warren county subject to nomination by the Republican County Convention. L. D. Flatt of Corydon is announced as a candidate for Sheriff subject to nomination by the Republican County Convention.
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Weare
R. A. Love
Farmington
Warren County
Henry Fuellhart
Tidioute
O. W. Randall
L. D. Flatt
Corydon
KE. J. Morrison
J. A. Bearstedt
Warren
Warren Co
Republican County Convention
Local Prothonotary Candidates Named in Warren County
The notices name S and S H Briggs from Glade Corydon J Morrison from Corydon D A Arird from Youngsville and J A Bearstedt from Warren as candidates for prothonotary in Warren County subject to Republican County Convention decisions.
Pattison Faces Vetoes and Political Battle in Pennsylvania
Gov. Pattison again clashes with the Legislature over apportionment bills. He argues districts lack contiguity and equal population, and contend they favor Republicans. The vetoes spark talk of an extra session as Democrats anticipate the outcome and the impact on state politics.
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Pattison
Gov. Pattison
Pennsylvania
Augusta Chronicle Remarks On Lamont Salary Debate
The Augusta Chronicle comments on efforts to raise Col. Dan Lamont's salary to 5000 dollars a year, noting the move won't fix his overwork and suggesting hiring a competent assistant instead. It adds that cutting salaries elsewhere will not reform the White House from within.
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Dan Lamont
Augusta Chronicle
White House
Quay Seen Likely to Win State Treasurer Nomination
The Philadelphia Times notes a rising view among politicians from various parts of the state that Quay will secure a substantial nomination. It is predicted he could gain about 200 votes in the state convention, four-fifths of the total.
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Tus
Philadelphia Times
Quay
Eicury-Eingut Postmasters Appointed in Virginia
Democratic postmasters were appointed Monday of last week with many Republicans removed. Democrats are described as active partisans and Republicans as offensive partisans. Eighty eight changes occurred in one day while supporters say the President moves too slowly.
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Eicury-Eingut
Virginia
Postmaster General Suspends Jamestown and Vincennes Postmasters
The Postmaster General suspends Jamestown New York and Vincennes Indiana postmasters on proofs of action and extreme partisan election participation. He questions whether appointees would be any less active in partisan activity.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Vincennes
Ind
Offensive Partisan Defined as Republican Office-Holder
The Atlanta Constitution asserts that an offensive partisan is simply a Republican office-holder, a statement framing partisan identity as a formal political role.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
Prohibitionist and Druggist Quip Cited
A New York Graphic quip notes a prohibitionist and a druggist both push for saloon closures. It also mentions a Library Hall benefit next Thursday to support the library with a performance of Pinafore.
Memorial Day Observed Across Nation and Regions
Memorial Day was observed widely with renewed patriotism across the country. Ceremonies honored both Union and Confederate soldiers, with Arlington and national cemeteries decorated. President Cleveland and Cabinet attended services in New York, while nationwide observances continued in Philadelphia, Chicago, and many cities.
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Republic
Warren County
Washington
New York
Arlington
Congressional Cemetery
Grand Army of the Republic
Garfield
New York City
Cleveland
Whitney
Gen
Hancock
Academy of Music
Senator Evarts
Philadelphia
Albany
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago
North
End of Ex Senator Edgar Cowan Nears
Greenburg dispatch reports ex United States Senator Edgar Cowan’s battle with incurable cancer worsening. Diagnosed in New York after the election, he returned home to Greensburg where his illness has confined him to bed. His sight is lost and his mouth is drawn to one side as death nears.
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Edgar Cowan
Greenburg
United States
Cowan
New York City
Greensburg
Cabinet ends Government exhibit stay at New Orleans Exposition
The Cabinet decided the Government exhibit at the New Orleans Exposition must close on May 31, denying any extension. Officials found no legal authority to extend the display and noted the promoters seek another year to recover losses. The exposition appears financially hopeless and bankrupt.
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New Orleans
Executive Department
Legislature Votes on Licenses for Hawkers and Peddlers
The House passed bills including a license requirement for hawkers of foreign domestic goods with a $50 fee. Exemptions apply to selling agricultural implements sewing machines musical instruments books pictures paintings or stationery. A bill to end free railroad passes by Senator Lee failed on its third reading.
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Lee
Political rhetoric and party blame in Meadville Tribune
The Meadville Tribune critiques Democratic officials for accusing Republicans of rascality while noting Republicans had acted honestly. It argues that the cry to “turn the rascals out” was strategic and that the shift targets “offensive partizans” holding coveted offices, rather than substantive misconduct.
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Meadville Tribune
No one should distrust a newspaper demand for money
A 19th or early 20th century stance defends subscription dues as publisher necessity. It argues that being dunned is not a subscriber’s insult but a duty to support the paper. It urges readers to pay promptly rather than cancel the paper.
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Tus
Be it unbecoming to plead for the people who elected him
A quotation from Hendricks at Indianapolis questions if a Vice President or any official is unworthy to beg for the people who elected him. The ad notes reserved seats on sale at Noyes' drug store for 50 cents and promotes Dr. Fenner's Improved Cough Honey claiming relief in one hour.
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Hendricks
Indianapolis
Noyes’ Drug Store
Dr. Fenner
Walter A. Wood
W. Anson Wood
Chase Taylor & Co
Gowanda
Curtis
Remington
Pittsburg
Buford
Buckeye
Jackson
Wetherill
Paris
NEW Hartford
Monument Transfer Celebrates Governor Snyder Memorial
Last Wednesday in Selinsgrove crowds gathered as the monument to ex-Gov Simon Snyder was transferred from State custody to the people. Gov Pattison presided with Gen Simon Cameron and ex Governors Curtin Hartranft in attendance. Prominent figures spoke and Miss Lillian May Snyder unveiled the statue as ex-Gov Curtin and Cameron shared recollections of Snyder’s era.
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Selinsgrove
Simon Snyder
Pattison
Gov
Simon Cameron
Curtin
A. W. Potter
Committee of Arrangements
Hartranft
Snyder
State Senate
Correction note on Beurstedt and Swedish votes
A reader objects to a Paragraph claim about Mr. J A Beurstedt and Swede voters. He asserts Beurstedt was not the sole Swedish vote influencer and argues Swedes are too intelligent to let one man steer their ballots, backing Mr Mackey instead.
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J. A. Beurstedt
Beurstedt
William L. Scott
Congress
Mackey
Warren
Erie
Woman's rights questioned after Philadelphia contempt case
On the 27th Margaret Brooks of Philadelphia was convicted of being a common scold and sentenced to four months. Her 18 year old daughter attacked a witness after the sentence, and both were jailed for contempt of court. The piece critiques liberty bills amid the upheaval.
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Margaret Brooks
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Kentuckian Accuses Blackburn of Being Refused Collector Post
The Denver Tribune reports a hot-blooded Kentuckian complains Blackburn was denied the Internal Revenue Collector job as a rebel. Secretary Manning replies the Kentucky gentleman is mistaken and notes he has never called Blackburn a bloody rebel, only a bloody fool.
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Denver Tribune
Blackburn
Internal Revenue
Manning
Kentucky
Mr. Manning
Cut it out and paste it in your hat
A reader admonition about newspapers pleasing some readers and displeasing others. The note suggests that what annoys some will delight others, and ends with a playful directive to cut the line and wear it as a hat.
Malaria Phrase Sparked by Unidentified Ills in Baltimore
The Baltimore American quotes a saying about malaria when cause is unknown and mocks officials who blame offensive partisanship for unclear issues. It reflects editorials on disease, politics, and public blame.
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Baltimore American
Castoria Recalled In Baby Formula Ad Phrase
An old advertising line extols Castoria as universal medicine from babyhood to motherhood. The slogan links Castoria to infants, children, and mothers, ending with its use for children of the next generation. The repetition underscores the product’s lifelong presence in family care.
Brick and drain tile for sale in Corry Pennsylvania
W. K. Kidder offers brick and drain tile for sale in Corry PA. Brick priced from 6 to 8 dollars per thousand with 1 0 b. and tile at 14 dollars per thousand. A sample of both is available at the Main office.
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W. K. Kidder
Corry
Dr Harding's Catarrh Cure Promoted at Stewart's DrugStore
Local ad notes Dr Harding's Catarrh Cure available at Stewart's DrugStore. alyr.
Mixed dispatches from Chicago and beyond
Reports note Gen Locan dined with the Union League Club in Chicago. Emperor William is gravely ill. Landrys invited to a Windsor Palace state ball. Langtry identified as Mrs Langtry’s husband. Jersey City tenement collapse kills four and injures many. Cowboys and soldiers clash with Native groups in Arizona. Ministers cited as costly for dogs yet to govern. Niagara Falls opening set for July 15. Grant’s book installments planned for November and March. Utah Mormons confront polygamy convictions with armed resistance. Mrs J C Lord of Buffalo dies. Hanan admits defeat to Beach, praising the winner. Graduation season nears with rostrum oration previews.
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Locan
Union League Club of
Chicago
William
Germany
Mr. Landry
Windsor Palace
Mr. Langtry
Arizona
Buffalo Express
Niagara Falls
New York
J. C. Lord
Buffalo
Hanan
Beach
Statue Gift to USA Captures French Patriotism
France completes Liberty Enlightening the World statue and ships it to American shores as a symbol of shared liberty. Subscriptions pour in for $1 mini statuettes sent to subscribers, with orders from schools banks and clubs to Richard Butter Secretary 33 Mercer Street New York City.
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France
United States
Richard Butter
Mercer Street
New York City
Pennsylvania notes reflect society meetings and civic matters
The list covers the Pennsylvania Medical Society meeting in Scranton and the Pennsylvania Pharmacists gathering in Erie. It notes the Moravian Seminary’s Centennial in Bethlehem, a Pittsburgh marriage rumor for temperance advocate Francis Murphy, and speeches at Selinsgrove on Gov Snyder statue transfer. It mentions the Grant mansion auction in Philadelphia, and new oleomargarine laws angering wholesalers. It adds agricultural vigilance for pleuro pneumonia, border surveys fixing the New York Pennsylvania line, a Warren Water Company stockholders meeting, and sealed proposals for a new Warren school wall.
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Pennsylvania Pharaceutists
Erie
Moravian Seminary
Bethlehem
Francis Murphy
Temperance Advocate
Pittsburg
Braddock
Pattison
Hartranft
Curtin
Simon Cameron
Selinsgrove
Simon Snyder
Grant
Chestnut Street
Frank K. Hess
Gen. Grant
Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
Forty-Second Parallel
Lake Erie
Commission report clears National Guard of misconduct
Gov Pattison appoin Ted commission finds charges against the National Guard during the inauguration were grossly exaggerated. Individual acts by some guardsmen are noted, with calls for discharging Lieut J C McIntire and trial of others. It also directs recovery of disputed claims totaling 52.50 from the 4th and 18th regiments and to identify responsible individuals.
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Pattison
National Guard
J. C. McIntire
Clarion
Charles Miller
Resolutions of Respect From Local Unions Pay Tribute
Unanimous resolutions from Cigar Makers Union No. 122 honor Julius Leading and Wuerens as faithful members and express sympathy to their families. Laban Lodge No. 52 K of H notes the death of J A Loading with religious reflections and requests minutes copy and newspaper publication.
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Cigar Makers Union No. 122
Wuereas
Julius Leading
Wuerens
Laban Lodge No
Warren
J. A. Loading
Waereas
Mart
W. S. Lerraro
Dalrymple
J. Danvortu
Lowell Addresses English Audience at Gray Bust Unveiling
London May 26 Mr James Russell Lowell delivered an ovation at Cambridge at the unveiling of the bust of the poet Gray. He said it was probably his last address to an English audience and thanked the hosts for their kindness. He came as a stranger and left with brotherly feelings. the select audience cheered him as he finished.
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London
James Russell Lowell
Cambridge
Gray
England
Lowell
Mandrake Bitters Promises Cure for Costiveness
Dr Henry Baxter's Mandrake Bitters advertised to cure costiveness and prevent related diseases. Johnson & Siegfried promote the remedy, targeting adults and children troubled by constipation.
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Henry Baxter
Johnson & Siegfried
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Warren Mail
J. T. Barker, Esq
J. R. Brady
S&s
D. A. Arird
Castoria
Miss
Casto
Chicago News
A. Siegel & Sons
Childrens Clothing
Siegel
Rogh
Aulublet
mTn
S‘thais
Barbour
Struthers
Warren Light & Heat Company
Ron
Struthers, Wells &C
Warren Savings Bank
Arren, PA
B. Nesmith
L. F. Watson
A.J. Hazeltine
Cashier
H. Hunter
A. J. Hazeltine
E. G. Wood
M. B. Dunham
Jas. Clark, Jr
First National Bank
Warren, PA
J. H.eddy
M. Beecher
U. S
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line
Liverpool
Ueenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Avre
Gothenburg
Christinia
Copenhagen
John Sill
Beaty Block
Second St. Warren, Pa
A. A. Davis & CO
Warren, Penn
Warrren, PA
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Scranton
Agricultural Department
Bridge
Warren Water Company
C. Allen
W. R. Meredith
Velock J.M
G. C. Hamilton
P. Kinko
Ensworth
OTICE
Court of Common Pleas
Equitable Aid Union
State of Pennsylvania
the National Guard
A. E. Bogscatin
Cons
Grou
J. Stricker
Committee
Citizens National Bank
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
F. Henry
Capital
M. Waters
P. Johnson
H. A. Jamieson
S. V. Davis
W.D Brown
A. Hertzel
Geo. N. Parmlee
COAL
Second Street
Liberty
Hirm
Rowland & Greenland
Hickory St
IN Burgess and Town Council
Borough of
James G. Blaine
Wise
Mr. Blaine
Adress
Meadville
N. K. Wendleboe
Liberty Street
Postoffic Warren
Stewart
Egret
Boards OF Health
Jewett
Beecher & Copeland
H. A. Jamieson & CO
John C. Jewett & Sons
Buffalo, N. Y
T. S. Messner 4
THAS
O_p
Matz
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