Republicans Endorse Strong Ticket For County Offices
The piece lauds a Republican slate led by Willis B. Benedict for Senator and C. M. Shortt for Assembly, plus local nominees F E Allen J A Weible Dr Burroughs A M Parker and E J Morrison. It urges a solid party vote to beat Democrats and notes voters should avoid splitting the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis B. Benedict
South West
Charles M. Shortt
Sugar Grove
E. A. Allen
Freehold
J. A. Weible
Tidioute
House
Harrisburg
Venango
Assembly
C. M. Shortt
FE. A. Allen
Robert Allen
Allen
O. W. Randall
I F. W. Miller
Warren
Dr. Burroughs
A. M. Parker
Eldred
Warren Academy
E. J. Morrison
Corydon
Hancock Seen Dining With Jerre Black in York
A New York Star report claims General Hancock is being groomed by Tilden allies to win the Pennsylvania gubernatorial race and pave a path to the presidency. It alleges Wm. L. Scott of Erie coordinates a covert Hancock boom to secure nomination and then oppose him to clear the way for Tilden. The piece notes the Star’s warning may be based on some facts despite sounding unlikely.
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Hancock
Jerre Black
York
Pennsylvania
N. Y
Tilden
Wm. L. Scott
Erie
Scott
Tilderites
Republican State Convention Called to Nominate Congressman
Chairman Cooper calls a state convention at Harrisburg on June 21 to nominate an at large congressman after Tom Marshall declined. The State Committee formerly filled such vacancies, now in Boss Mitchell's party, while reformers urge closer contact with the people.
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Cooper
Harrisburg
Tom Marshall
Boss Mitchell
Pensions of $100 million for wounded Union soldiers
A statement notes that one hundred million dollars is appropriated this year for pensions to wounded and disabled Union soldiers and questions who claims republics are ungrateful.
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Union
Garlanded Tomb at Cleveland Honors GaRFIELD
GaRFIELDs tomb in Cleveland lay thick with flowers on Tuesday as mourners paid respects. The service drew local residents and family paying tribute to the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Cleveland
Use Wells' Tooth Paste. L. G. Noyes, Druggist.
Local ad notes a toothpaste brand Wells' promoted by L. G. Noyes, a druggist. Readable text emphasizes the product and seller without additional details.
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L. G. Noyes
Warren caucus split over Watson second choice in County race
The Ledger reports confusion over a Watson second choice amid a Warren county caucus vote. It notes a verbally offered resolution about nominees and County Convention votes, claims by Watson supporters, and a pledge to back county interests, with Struthers' delegates urged not to oppose Watson.
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Warren
Watson
Struthers
Ledger
Friends
Col. Watson
Congress
Mr. Struthers
Scofield
The Great Strike Hits Iron Industry Across Cities
In April workers at Pittsburg Chicago Cincinnati and other centers pushed for a wage scale revision to take effect June first. Manufacturers rejected the rise citing loss of profit. A modified demand of 50 cents a ton for puddling was rejected. About 150 000 workers joined the strike with widespread mill closings in Cincinnati Pittsburg Chicago and Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron and Steel Works
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Tribune
How Big We Are Census Figures Show U S Family Size Density
The Census Bureau reports 9 054 916 families and 8 965 812 dwellings in the United States with 5.04 persons per family and 5.60 per dwelling. Wyoming is sparsest with 0.21 persons per square mile while Rhode Island is densest at 254.87 persons per square mile. Maine has the largest average family size at 5.58 and Montana the smallest at 3.94.
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Census Bureau
United States
Wyoming
Rhode Island
Maine
Montana
Senator Mitchell urged to deliberate on Pennsylvania election
The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette urges Senator Mitchell to carefully consider the Pennsylvania election before aiding Democrats. It questions reform from within and argues a party cannot be re formed by defeating it unless it is anew formed and incapable of action good or bad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Garibaldi Will Directs Cremation and Urn Burial at Caprera
The will dated September 17, 1881, entrusts execution to his wife. It orders cremation and preservation of the ashes in a porphyry urn beside his deceased child’s tomb at Caprera, detailing the late general’s final wishes.
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Garabaldi
Caprera
Supreme Court Denies Rehearing for Guiteau Case
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia rejects Guiteau’s counsel's motion for a new hearing. Execution preparations are reported as imminent with hangman and grave digger ready to carry out the sentence.
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Guiteau
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Decoration Day Observed More Broadly Across the North
The observance this year extended widely throughout the North, reaching areas where it had not been as prominent in previous years. Community services and ceremonies reflected a broader participation across towns and counties.
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North
Fresh Confectionery and Bargains Prominently Featured
A. A. Davis & Co. offers fresh confections and the county's largest stock of blank books. George Ballu & Co. advertises underwear and a full suit of clothes for five dollars, highlighting economical men’s wear and a broad clothing assortment.
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George Balu & Co’s
A.A. Davis & Co
George Ball & Co’s
Carpets and Lace Curtains Added by D. M. Gross & Bro
D. M. Gross & Bro. announce a large new stock of carpets and lace curtains. The firm claims the finest lace curtain display in the county and offers stylish carpets at prices lower than many local vendors.
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D. M. Gross & Bro
Cameron Denials on Tariff Threats and Pennsylvania Ticket
A Washington interview quotes Senator Cameron denying threats to repudiate tariffs and defending his protectionist stance as part of his religion. He supports the Republican ticket led by Beaver, reiterating party unity against Democratic challenges and urging Independents to back the ticket as the people’s choice.
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Cameron
Pittsburg
Washington
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Iam
Republican Party of
Rawle
Committee of One Hundred
Davies
Harrisburg
Mitchell
Marshall
Beaver
Gen. Beaver
Republican Party
Lie Nailed Cooper Doubts Cameron Tariff Threat
Chairman Cooper denies Senator Cameron used threatening language at a Philadelphia conference. He recalls Cameron saying the tariff would influence the party, with both sides needing victory to affect tariff, banking, and commercial interests. Cooper emphasizes Cameron endorsed Republican rally with Beaver in Pennsylvania.
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Cooper
Cameron
Philadelphia
United States Senate
Camerons
Congress
Pennsylvania
Beaver
End of the House Contest Ends Delays in Congress
The House adopted a rule to curb dilatory motions in contested election cases, ending a week of deadlock. The Philadelphia Times notes Democrats bungled by filibustering and opposing the rule, while Republicans claim the change will prevent future blunders and expedite determining members.
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House
Congress
Phila. Times
McNett & Co. Offers Largest Furniture Stock in Warren
McNett & Co. advertises the largest furniture stock ever in Warren at bottom prices on Hickory Street. Local shoppers are urged to visit the showroom for discounted items across bedroom, dining, and living room collections.
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McNett & Co
Warren
Hickory Street
The Parliamentary Outrage Debate Swings Senate Power
The Harrisburg Telegraph credits the Republican stance on governing rules in the House, arguing Democrats abused procedures to block business. It notes Speaker Keifer supported the Republican view, enabling the Republican contestant to be sworn in after the vote unseated the Democrat.
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House
Congress
United States
Keifer
Harrisburg
Students with 95 percent attendance named in city school list
The monthly attendance list names pupils across Primary, First Intermediate, and Intermediate Departments who achieved 95 percent attendance. Marked stars indicate those with no tardies. teachers noted for each department accompany the lists. Names span multiple classrooms including Green Howles Ander son Alger and many others.
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Johnny Green
Johnny Howles
Otto Anderson
Johnny Alger
Georgie Frank
Guy Weld
Wilard Fulkerson
Gerald Mix
Johnny Nichols
Albert Swanson
Lavern Messenger
James Miller
Johnny Harrington
Carl Curtis
Georgie Beecher
Josie Nelson
Edith Elliott
Hellen Elliott
Hattie Reynolds
Selia Holt
Katie Alger
Mamie Beecher
Nettie Langdon
Jessie Younie
Alice Curtiss
Mary E. Dennigan
Srcoup
Mertie Stilson
Evan McKelvy
Franc Guignon
Mary Wheelock
Lydia Anderson
Aggie Abbott
Samuel Elliott
Johnny Veness
Earl Filis
Alonzo Arters
Hartley Arters
George Miller
Roy Kinsman
Exun B. Clark
Grrammar SenHoot
Robert Weld
Chas. Swanson
Edgar Noyes
Frank Green
Mervie Vanderhill
Lucy Abbott
Alice McKelvey
Bessie Clark
Blanche Laing
Myrtie Vanderhill
Alta
Grounds of Support for Independent Republican Ticket
The document argues that Independent Republicans should back the Republican State ticket because General Beaver upholds irreproachable character and pledges to govern for the people. It asserts a ticket with reform-minded Republicans, the shift to Popular Rule, and the aim to curb boss influence, presenting reform as practicable within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Republican Party
Pennsylania
Harrisburg
Phila. Press
Senator Cameron Denies Tariff Ending Threat Report
Senator Cameron of Pennsylvania denies a report he would oppose the tariff if the Stalwart Harrisburg ticket lost. He says his remarks urged Philadelphia business leaders to back the regular ticket to preserve tariff policy and defend manufacturing interests in the state.
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Washington
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Senate
Mitchell Pushes Democratic Control of Pennsylvania Congress
The New Orleans Times-Democrat notes that Mitchell argues a Democratic legislature in Pennsylvania would replace Senator Cameron and enable a Democratic apportionment. This would yield twenty Pennsylvania Congressmen, up from nine, shifting about twenty-two House votes and greatly affecting national politics.
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Pennsylvania
Cameron
New Orleans
Democrat
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Centre Co
William T. Davies
Bradford Co
Supreme Court
William H. Rawle
Philadelphia Co
John M.greer
Butler Co
L. F. Watson
J. L. Burroughs
Congressional
A. A. Davis & Co
Sugar Grove Union School
A. G. Beecuer
Senator Cameron
Varieuy
A. A. Davis & Co.’s
Gro. Bait & Co
John Benninghoff
New York
Allegheny River
State Teachers’ Association
Pottsville
Carlisle Indian School
Iron and Steel Workers
Shenango
Mahoning
M. Orr
Clarendon, Ande Pa
Waxelbaum Block
Wm. W. Dalrymple
R. B. Dalrymple
W.W. Dalrymple
Pittsfield
Brokenstraw Township
John A. Jackson
C. A. McKinney
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WM. H. Clark
A. S. Ransom
A. A. Davis
Warren, PA
Borders
Iron Works
Wwarren, Pa
Struthers, Wells &C
Sona Bie
George P. Orr & CO
Warren, Penna
Warren County
General Assembly of Pennsylvania
Warren Oil Company
W. R. Eaton
Commonwealth
Anchor Oil Company
H. D. Hancock
City Music Store
Homas L. Manville
Warren, Penn
Kranich & Bach
Thomas L. Manville
Parmlee & Henry’s
A. Siegel & Sons
JanaSn
Eaks
Arren
Beech Street
D.A. W. & P. Railroad
James Nixon
Jas. Clark Jr. & CO
Orde
Nee Vv
Hickey
Preet
Carver
Schellhammer & Lesser
Warren Savings Bank
Savings Bank
B. Nesmith
A.J. Hazeltine
Cashier
C. H. Hunter
A. J. Hazeltine
EF. G. Wood
M. B. Dunham
Jas. Clark, Jr
Albert Kirberger
C. W. Sersall
Call Han
Atlas
Postoffice
Warren Bottling Works
H. Flacke
AVING
Liberty Street
Variety Hall
Theobald
Itusville
H, Flacke
Greenland
Greenland Bro’s
Titusville
Jacob Young
West Spring St
Puan PA
Afanforth,entist
Warren, Fa
M. Waters
Robert Dennison
P. Johnson
F. Henry
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
J. R. Gast
A. Hertzel
George N. Parmlee
W D. Rown
W. S. Richardson
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