Bayne Withdraws After Narrow Nomination Twist
Congressman Bayne of Pittsburg wins renomination after a tight vote but immediately withdraws in favor of William A. Stone, the U S District Attorney. Stone accepts later declined offer, with Shiras and Dalzell remaining in races as candidates despite Bayne’s exit.
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Bayne
Pittsburg
Shiras
William A. Stone
U. S
Cleveland
Congress
John Dalzell
Col. Stone
Reep Nominated Again as Maine Voters Back Reed for President
In Maine, Speaker Reep won unanimous renomination for Congress by local constituents. A Presidential ballot showed Reed capturing nearly all votes. The piece notes Reed’s past actions in the House, including quorum actions and expelling vendors, and questions what the Maine supporters will back next.
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Reep
Congress
Reed
Maine
Capitol
Republicans in Erie and Crawford Draft One Term Culbertson
Erie and Crawford counties held primary meetings voting to replace Congressman Culbertson with Mr Griswold of Erie. The piece notes Culbertson’s service, recalls Judge Scofield’s five terms, and criticizes the desire for two terms for Culbertson. It adds analysis on statewide races, Hastings Delamater Montooth Stone delegates, and Oregon’s GOP gains. It ends with census questions provoking public humor.
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Erie
Crawford
Culbertson
Griswold
Scofield
Scott
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Hastings
Delamater
Montooth
Stone
Young Dick Quay Faces Assembly Vote in Beaver County
The piece notes Dick Quay, about 26 and regarded as sharp, running for the Assembly in Beaver County amid pre-election scrutiny. It also touches on Stanton statue funding, jokes about cosmetics and shoes, tariff debates, and Oregon’s election dynamics.
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Dick Quay
Beaver County
Massachusetts Congressman Winnows Heat With Coat Off
Worcester millionaire Mr. Walker, speaking on the silver bill in a sweltering House, removed his coat and cuffs and used a large handkerchief amid uproar. Speaker Reed finally restored order after ten minutes of chaos.
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Congress
John L. Sullivan
Culcha
Walker
Worcester
Massachusetts
Reed
Harvard Men and Newspaper Feud Reaches Fever Pitch
The piece recalls Harvard College President Elliott criticizing Boston reporters in Philadelphia and notes Harvard students’ recent drunken spree injuring buildings. It claims local newspaper men now retaliate against Elliott, presenting a heated exchange as summer heats up.
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Elliott
Harvard College
Boston
Philadelphia
Harvard
Mam notes enumerate list delay in county paper
The Mam claims it was the only county paper to name enumerators dated June 4 but work should have started June 1. The News accuses a scheme by Marr to obtain the list May 28 too late for June 1 publication. The piece cites confusion over enforcement and criticizes news coverage while contrasting drink duty debates in Boston.
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Mam
Tidioute News
Census Enumerator Kindly Treated on Rounds
Franklin Spectator urges residents to treat census takers with respect and provide legitimate information. Do not growl at the Inquisitor who asks about age sex and other household details. fulfill duties with dignity and courtesy.
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Inquisitor
Franklin Spectator
Improvement of Roads Leaders Call for State Macadamizing Plan
The Pittsburg Dispatch reports farmers favor permanent rural road improvements and macadamizing as the best method but demand cost and finance plans first. They oppose making counties shoulder all costs due to intercounty roads and limestone transport, urging state action with minimal salaried office overhead.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Road Tax Interrogatories Spark Public Input
The Road Commission of Pennsylvania seeks citizen views on road taxation state aid road supervision and related policies. Interrogatories ask about cash taxes versus property taxes state aid distribution township versus county funding supervision compensation and methods of road control convicts labor and borrowing power. Signed by A D Haruan chairman Claruss F Erma secretary and Charles F Ettla secretary.
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Road Commission of
Pennsylvania
Road Commission
Commonwealth
A. D. Haruan
Claruss F. Erma
Charles F.ettla
Locust
Philadelphia
P. O
Kemp's Balsam Promises Cure for Colds and Coughs
A man privately recommends Kemp's Balsam as the cure for colds this year. The ad claims the medicine uses only pure ingredients and invites readers to compare its bottle clarity. Price 50 cents, with a one dollar size and a free sample offer.
Ex-President Cleveland to summer at Marion Mass
News and notes include marriages and political items such as Gov. Hill vetoing the Buffalo Charter bill. The May public debt decreased by $6,661,871, with June 1 debtless cash at $1,005,858,899. Other items cover temperance wedding plans, mind vs faith cures, farm alliances, and Chicago fair funding debates.
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Cleveland
Marion
Mass
Mr. Stanley
Miss Tennant
Gov. Hill
Buffalo
Francis Murphy
Fisher
Iowa
The Sense of Smell and Horse Behavior
The article explains how horses use smell to identify feeds, owners, and locations. It notes that horses detect scents to confirm foal relations, find gates or feeding areas, and select food, with blind horses often roaming until they locate an outlet to the stables.
Gents' Furnishing Goods Store Reopened in Warren County
The finest clothing shop at the Carver House area, run by A. Weiss for years, has been overhauled and refitted. It now hosts the largest stock of serviceable and fashionable clothing in Warren, including summer suits and boys' clothing, promising savings.
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Warren County
Carver House
A. Weiss
Warren
Cure by Burdock Blood Bitters Claims in Ontario Letter
The Rev. Wm. Stout of Wiarton Ontario says seventeen doctors failed to help his scrofula and blood disease until Burdock Blood Bitters healed him. He invites readers to write him for proof of his cure.
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Wm. Stout
Wiarton, Ont
Burdock
Glade Run Notes City Life and Local Business
June 4 column reports a lively Glade Run community with a club room, debates over licensing, a new cellar stonework by J R Mitchell, and nearby reconstruction of the United Pipe Line after a fire. It notes a measles question, a busy meat market, the Swiss Lodge near enclosure, a thriving Glade Run Tannery employing about 200, and heavy oil shipments on the railroad.
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Warren County
John B
J. R. Mitchell
United Pipe Line
B. W. Rogers
Morrison Run
Joe
Glade Run
Decken
Peter O
Nick
Sunday School Draws Crowds in Thompson Hill Farmington
The Thompson Hill area reports lively Sunday school attendance with up to 40 people, details local social visits, road work, a pony incident, and measles cases at Sylvester Clark’s residence. Observations note worn sidewalks in Farmington Center and ongoing local events.
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Thompson Hill
Farmington
M. B. Sparks
Freneburg
Horace Braley
Clarence
Lander
Nelson Peterson
Smutz
Braley
Florence
Hartson
Wood
Maggie
Pine Grove
J. G. Fletcher
Mr. Clark
S. Stevenson
Win
A. Putnam
Lizzie Peck
Eugene Knapp
Warren
Milton C. Phillips
Florence Braley
Sugar Grove
Clark
W. Kidder
Sylvester Clark
Dr. Cowles
Lander, Was Called To Mr. Clark’s Last Thursday and Friday. Tr. A. Braley
H. K. Lyon
Hank
Farmington Center
Cornplanter Name Variants and 1834 Interview Details
The piece outlines Chieftain Cornplanter’s names and spellings from Col James Ross Snowden and Gen George R Snowden. It notes Gy-ant wa-chia meaning The Planter and lists alternate renderings such as Gy-ant-wa-hia Ki-end-twog-he and Cy-ent-wa-hee. It recalls his Ganewangus birth, 1834 interview with interpreter George Power, and his claim of being over one hundred years old. It also covers familial links to Abeel and a 1780 Mohawk campaign episode where he spared his captive father. The excerpt ends with a note praising the Buffalo Express as a reliable daily paper.
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Franklin Spectator
McCalmont
James Ross Snowden
George R. Snowden
Fort Harmer
Jennesadaga
Cornplanter
Warren
Mr. Day
Pennsylvania
Mr. Stone
Red Jacket
Handsome Lake
Abeel
Ganewangus
Conewangus
Genesee River
Niagara
George Power
Franklin
Venango County
John Abeel
New York
Kloch’s Field
Sullivan
Matt Office Offers Prompt Low Cost Job Printing
The Matt office advertises versatile printing services, promising neat work, affordable prices, and quick turnaround for all kinds of job printing tasks.
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Mart
Matt
Northwestern tile works burned in Joliet fire causing losses
Fire destroyed the Northwestern tile works at Joliet NL with losses of 12000 dollars and insurance of 8575 dollars. The hot weather boosts New York City death rates, with last week totaling 21 and the week before 656. A stormy NY Central Labor Union meeting led Socialist members to withdraw and form a separate organization. Three Prague bakers driven to suicide by failed hunger relief took their own lives. Archbishop Corrigan of New York wields strong influence at the papal court, with support from the Pope against dissenters in America. French radicals attack the Duke of Orleans over prison release rules. Emperor William reads labor petitions, causing a split in the German Liberal party. Pullman stock debate denied by the World's Fair directory. Cardinal Manning marks silver jubilee as Archbishop of Westminster. Mrs. George Marshall dies by morphine after a domestic quarrel. Ramsdell Sweet & Co. sue ex-bookkeeper White for 17000 embezzled funds. In Wyoming, James Barton is killed and William Johnson wounded in cattle-thief feud ambush. culprits pursued.
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Joliet
New York City
New York Central Labor Union
Prague
Rome
Corrigan
New York
America
Duke of Orleans
William of
Germany
Liberal Party
Reichstag
A. W. Einsheimer
George W. Pullman
Pullman
Cardinal Manning
Westminster
Cardinal Wiseman
George Marshall
Anniston
Ala
Ramsdell, Sweet & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Lewis B. White
White
Grain and Meat Prices and Exchange Across Cities
Market reports from New York Cleveland Chicago and other centers show flour, wheat, corn, oats, butter, cheese, and eggs prices steady or mixed. Live stock quotes in Chicago and Kansas City reflect lighter hogs and firm cattle with varied sheep prices. Fresh bread and baked goods advertised by Messenger & Co. at Conewango bridge.
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New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
Ohio
Western Creamery
Messenger & Co
Herztel Block
Conewango Bridge
Winslow Rand and Wilson Java and Mocha Coffee Ad
The notice proclaims Winslow Rand and Wilson high life Java and Mocha Coffee a favorite of connoisseurs. It states Goopreu FeniMan as the popular grocery house carrying this and other brands.
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Boston
Mass
Pusitisners
Warren Mair
Winslow, Rand & Watson High Life
Goopreu & FeniMan
Winslow, Rand & Wilson
White Cloud Flour Endorsed by Local Mill letters
A letter from the Schumaker Milling Co. dated May 20 1890 from Axton Ohio asks residents to purchase White Cloud Flour, claiming it has no equal and noting it is sold only by Popular Grocers Geovinci and Fennman.
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Axton
Warren Matt
Lemen
Geovnici & Fennman
F., Schumaker Milling CO
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Charles W.stone
Lewis F. Watson
Senate
Orren
Allen
C. C. Thompson
Geo. H. Higgins
Critt Marsh
Kinzua
H. Briggs
Glade
Phil N. Robinson
South West
John A. Akins
Brokenstraw
J.W. Dunkle
A. L. Harrington
Pittsfield
H. Ken. Lyon
C. Graham
Eldred
Warren Academy
Isaac
Alden, Warren
Oregon
Herman
Artemus Ward
Stanton
War Department
Washington
U.S. Senate
Mirror
Orgeon
Wuerrera
N. Y. Sun
News and Notes
Charles Dudley Warner
Chester
Delaware
Farmer’s Alliance
Oil City
Illinois
Chicago
Harper’s Weekly
House
Phila. Press
United States
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Presbyterian General Assembly
Saratoga
Detroit
Gro. S. Davis
Drva Stors
G. C. White
Taberg
W. W. Hamilton
Lock Haven
Max Klein
Federal Street
Allegheny
E. C. Peirson & Co
Waterloo, N. Y
Buffalo Express
Golden Specific Co
Race Street
Cincinnati
Johnson’s Exchange
H, Johnson
Cucy Bennn
Wyo
James Barton
William Johnson
George McDonald
Sinscum
Barton
Johnson
Posse
CutcaGo
Youngsville
Brokenstraw Township
G. W. Coover
Java
Passioners Warren
Goopmen & Fent- Man
Holmes & Coutts
Pususuers Warren Matt
Gooprics & Freeman
Acme Oil Co
George Ball
Dunlap Hat Agency
McGinty
Knox
Greenland
Water St
WM. Spinner
Diamond Block
Warren, Pa
Oneida Valley
Dress Goods Dept
New India
New Best India
Boggs&buhl
Allegheny, PA
NABE
Decker Brothers
J.&c. Fischer
Estey, Burdett, Story and Clark Organs
American Express
J. B. Cable
Frank Cusick
B. Dunham
Corry, Erie Co
Germania Nursery Company
Rochester
Siegels
Siegel
Struthers
Warren, Fa
Struthers, Wells & CO
Bortlerns
Parshall & Sill
E. W. Parshall
G. W.siill
Warren Savings Bank
Arren
Marriea
A. J. Hazeltine
Geo. B. Ensworth
Cashier
M.B. Dunham
L. RK. Freeman
Jas. Clark
L. B. Wood
In. Stone
C. W. Beaty
F. . Rockwell
C.H. Noyes
First National Bank
L. D. Wetmore
M. Beecher
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Antwerp
Hamburg
Mason & Hamlin
Organ & Piano Co
Foster, Milburn & Co
fiGeo
Davis
Second
Liberty
Igfried & Co
2D Sts
Goodrich & Fehiman
E. C. Irson & CO
Maple Grove
A. A. Davis & CO
L. G. Noyes & CO
American Bargain House
Hapgood
Boss Grocery
Water Street
C. Amerigan Bargain House
J. G. McCrory
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