Attack on President Arthur Deemed Cowardly and Unjust
The Pittsburg Commercial denounces Mr. MacVeagh for attacking President Arthur as cowardly and unjust. It notes the country’s broad support for Arthur and criticism of MacVeagh for leaving the Justice Department at a critical moment. It argues Republicans should back renomination to ensure a safe, conservative administration free from scandals.
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Pittsburg
MacVeagh
President Arthur
Washington
Undeniable paradox on town growth from Horace Greeley
The quote warns that stunting a town's growth comes from limiting housing and business, inflating rents, shunning newcomers and mechanics, skipping local advertising and newspapers, and embracing selfishness, as a means to hinder progress.
Washington and Jefferson College Nominates Edmunds
In Washington D C on May 20 Edmunds responds to a college delegation of Washington and Jefferson students who nominated him for president. He declines the honor, citing the burdens and embarrassments of the office and expresses gratitude for the compliment.
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Washington and Jeferson College
Edmunds
Washington, D. C
R. B. Scanprerr
Washington and Jefferson College
Ledger attacks in heated party column over campaign behavior
The piece accuses the Ledger of unfair abuse toward McAuley Bachop and other Republicans, while praising their resilience. It argues for fair treatment of political opponents and criticizes the Democratic House for missteps and seating defeated Democratic contestants.
Jion Gro Lear Dies at 66 in Doylestown Bucks County
The former Attorney General under Gov Hartranft and noted Republican lawyer Jion Gro Lear died in Doylestown Bucks County on May 28 at age 66. He was a respected speaker and strong party figure.
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Jion. Gro. Lear
Doylestown
Bucks County
Hartranft
Beare Foresees Easy Win for Any Republican Nominee
Mr Beare denies doubt about the nomination but asserts he believes any Republican named to the ticket will secure victory. His remarks suggest confidence in Republican prospects regardless of the specific candidate.
Democratic tariff crisis roils Chicago convention debates
The piece argues the Democratic Party faces discontent over tariff policy especially in the South and West, blaming the House for inaction after pledges of reform. It contrasts Randall and Free Trade factions, warns states like New York and New Jersey may be endangered, and says the party risks defeat without a decisive tariff stance.
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Congress
House
Randall Wing
Chicago
New York
Connecticut
Indiana
New Jersey
Democratic House
Blamed Historian Sparks Women Rights Debate
The Pittsburg Dispatch quotes Bessie Bramble accusing Mr Blaine of ignoring women’s roles in U S history. The piece contrasts her critique with Col Inglesoll’s Memorial Day address praising universal rights and the abolitionist effort while honoring women’s wartime contributions.
The Penn Bank Bust Cripples Pittsburg Finances
The Penn bank building and safe survive the shock but most assets are swallowed by wild speculation. The bank is financially crippled by 325000 in overdrawn funds tied to D Wilson & Co. and bogus firms. Over a million dollars of depositors' money is reported lost in stock speculation.
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The
Pittsburg Dispatch
Penn Bank
D. Wilson & Co
Pittsburg
Burdette’s Wife Caroline Garrett Died After Long Illness
The obituary notes Caroline Spaulding Garrett Burdette of Peoria Illinois died after a long illness that left her largely invalid since 1875. Her condition shaped Burdette’s career, inspiring his earliest sketches and much of his later humor as he cared for her in wheel chairs and arms.
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Bob” Burdette
Caroline Spaulding Garrett
Peoria
Ill
Robert J. Burdette
Bee Pattern Wins Top Prize in Wallpaper Design
Mrs. T. M. Wueever of New York secures the $1,000 prize for the handsomest wallpaper design known as the bee pattern showing golden-winged bees among clover. Miss Clark takes second prize with a gold fishing net on light ground and seaweed frieze. Women artists triumph as many men competed.
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T. M. Wueever
New York
Clark
Steam plow trial marks new era for Dakota wheat farming
A Fargo trial demonstrated a steam plow pulled by a traction engine drew eight plows and turned sod four inches thick with evenness and at a rate over 25 acres daily. The system promises wheat farmers plowing at less than one dollar per acre, signaling a major cost reduction and productivity boost.
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Dakota
Fargo
Unloaded pistol scares burglars as San Francisco girl acts
A San Francisco girl chases off two Chinese burglars with an unloaded pistol, proving the weapon’s danger lies in its display. In Dakota a steam plow claims to turn twenty five acres of sod daily. Rourer Shares Johnson and Siegfried sell the Marsh Roller Skate.
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San Francisco
Tur
Dakota
Rourer
Johnson & Siegfried
Erie County Man Seeks renomination for Congress
A Corry Pa letter argues for Brainerd’s renomination, praising Col C W Mackey and Gov Stone, and urging fairness to Erie County to secure another term. A second correspondent, Consistency, urges Erie Republicans to unite for an Erie candidate rather than back outside rivals to gain congressional honors.
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Marn
Congress
Brainerd
Republican Party
Col
C. W. Mackey
Gov. Stone
Warren County
House
Senate
Morrisburg
Erie County
Corry
Matt
Erie
Warren
Democrats seek Morrison to energize aging ticket
Within party circles the phrase old ticket resurfaces as Morrison is urged to join the effort and bolster appeal. Supporters argue Morrison could sharpen the message and widen voter reach ahead of key contests.
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Morrison
Memorial Day Observed with G A R Parade and Services
The 30th of May 1884 Memorial Day observance in Warren featured Eben N. Ford Post G A R veiwing ceremonies at Oakland Cemetery with a procession, prayers, and songs. Rev W W Painter and Rev L M Boyer spoke on sacrifice, national unity, and the fallen soldiers who defended the Union amid widows and orphans. Over 100 veterans marched, floral tributes filled Oakland and St Joseph cemeteries, and praise was given to the memory of the heroic dead.
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Warren
Eben N. Ford Post
Second Street
James
H. B. Howard
S. H. Davis
L. T. Borchers
G.W. Kinnear
Warren Cornet Band
F. M. Knapp
Eben N. Ford
W. J. Alexander
C. A. Waters
J. B. Russell
Oakland Cemetery
W. W. Painter
L. M. Boyer
Warren Evangelical Church
Grand Army of the Republic
Free States
Ulysses
Euryclea
W. A. Rankin
Oakland
St. Joseph’s
Co. “I
Sound of the Bugle
Rise of cremation across Europe and America
The article notes cremation rapidly gaining favor worldwide, with Italy leading growth and Britain moving toward legal approval. It cites a Milan tally of 13 bodies in two years and a Rome crematory, while Britain debates bills and press support grows. Proponents cite sanitary benefits. critics cite sentimental concerns about desecrating graves.
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Europe
Italy
Milan
Rome
Great Britain
House of Commons
London Times
America
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Union
Kentucky
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Sir Lyon Playfair
John Lubbock
Buffalo Express
May 29 to June 2 Local Notices and Community News
Landlord Marsh plans a July 4 dance and has invested in new furniture and improvements. Several local residents are noted for work, travel, illness, or purchases, including Eugene Adams injuring his hand while felling timber, D. M. Martin repairing a dam, and Rich ard Hartley gaining Jersey stock. Frost and crop updates, birthdays, sales, and social events fill the period with prices and community mentions.
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Marsh
Eugene Adams
D. M. Martin
Fry
Jones
C. E
Frazier's Root Bitters Sold by Johnson & Siegfried
Frazier's Root Bitters described as a medicine acting on the liver kidneys and bowels while cleansing the blood and system. Sold by Johnson and Siegfried for $1.
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Frazier’s Root
Johnson & Siegfried
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Luzerne County
C. W. Stone
Henry Brace
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Eorge H. Higgins
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Pine Grove
G Nelson P. Curtis
Conewango
WM. O. Martin
Elk
Greorge A. Walkley
Warren Academy
Summerfield Warner
Freehold
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Arthur
Horace Greeley
Geo. F. Enmeunps
Hfox
C. M. Smorri
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Bachop
Ledger
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Democracy
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Bessie Bramble
Mr. Blaine
United States
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Sanitary Commission
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L. B. Hoffman
C. W. King
W. W. Wilbur
A. A. Davis & Co
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Whitcomb
Warren Co. Medical Society
David Wright
Dr. Burroughs
Richard
Joseph Hartley
Wilbur Camp
D. L. Palmer
J. A. Ball
Rev. Smith
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Chas. Short
Chas. Crouch
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Chandler’s Valley
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Robert
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Ellis Brown
Mary Tucker
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Elbert Bates
Minnie Jackson
G. D. Cummings
Pittsfield
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Kansas
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Curtis Johnson
Sheffield
Messrs. Young and Pinney
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Hattie McNair
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James B. Washington
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R. T. Tunstall
Warren, Pa
Court of Common Pleas
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Mechanic’s Lycceum Association
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Wetmore, Noyes & Hinckley, Mitts Solicitors
First National Bank
J.8. Hoepey
Mm. Brecher
Hee & Oldest Bank
Warren CO
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National Line
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Een
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Hamburg
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Havre
Paris
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Christinia
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Beecher
Cashier
Etters
William Swanson
Christine Swanson
Jas. O. Parmlee
Struthers
Iron Works
Warren, Fa
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A. Siegel & Sons
WATT
Pass
GEO. P.orr & CO
Gross & Bro
L. G. Noyes
Wells & Noyes
Burgess and Town Council
Borough of
Geo. P. Orr
Burgess
R. P. Kina
Pe H. Hallett & Co
Portland
Maine
Ustice
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