Oregon Results Reaffirm Republican Senate Gain
The piece notes Oregon shifted to Republican, boosting a Senate majority. It cites the N Y Tribune praising the GOP advantage and outlines changes in the Senate, with expected 38 Republicans, 36 Democrats, and 2 Readjusters after replacements in Virginia Louisiana Illinois and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
U. S
Senate
N. Y. Tribune
United States
House of Representatives
Davis
Illinois
Mahone
Riddleberger
Virginia
Kellogg
Louisiana
Colorado
Ilinois
Gettysburg reunion and political notes in brief miscellany
About 200 veterans gathered at Gettysburg on the seventh for a meeting to locate battlefield positions with Gen Beaver and Gen Sickles prominent. a Gettysburg Memorial Association reception occurred and future reunions are planned. Immigrant arrivals at Castle Garden show New York as destination for 38 percent of 200,655. Ohio and Illinois follow with smaller shares. Ohio Pond law taxed liquor sellers, ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. United Presbyterians oppose instrumental church music despite growing support. Greenback party split and Knights of Labor shift toward a new ticket. Public debt decreases reported for May and eleven months. Chicago lumber firms withdraw from the Lumber Exchange to set prices independently, impacting the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Beaver
Sickles
Gettysburg Memorial Association
Castle Garden
State of
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Idaho
Wisconsin
Michigan
New Jersey
Nebraska
States
Washington Territory
Arizona
Garibaldi Buried Instead of Cremated in Campania
The text notes Garibaldi was not cremated as he wished due to lack of a furnace in Campania. He was buried in the ground, a fate described as feeding worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garibaldi
C&ptera
Secretary Fouger Denies Bond Theft Circulation Rumors
Secretar y Fouger says rumors about quantities of stolen bonds in circulation are entirely false and baseless. The statement dismisses circulating claims as a lie out of whole cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fouger
New York Tops U S Manufacturing Cities in Census Report
Tenth census shows New York as the largest manufacturing city, surpassing Philadelphia which drops to second place. Chicago is third, Brooklyn fourth, Boston fifth, with cities like St Louis Cincinnati Baltimore Pittsburgh Newark Jersey City Cleveland and others following by product value and capital invested. Iron and steel leads in Pittsburgh, with sugar and molasses refined prominent in Philadelphia.
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New York
Philadelphia
New York City
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Newark
Jersey City
Cleveland
Buffalo
Providence
Milwaukee
Louisville
New Orleans
Washington City
U W M Sackett Reports Growth in Ancient Order Statistics
Meadville official A O U W Sackett presents Supreme Lodge figures. United States lodges reach 2,128 with Iowa excluded. memberships rise to 101,685 and 17,476 new members. Beneficiary fund disbursed 1,503,555.80 with 42,934.65 balance. Deaths total 764. average membership duration among the deceased is two years, four months and sixteen days. Average assessments per member exceed 17.1. death rate 8.18 per 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Sackett
Meadville
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Supreme Lodge
Cincinnati
United States
Iowa
Towa
Striking Mills Across Allegheny Region Counted at 159
Secretary Weeks estimates 159 mills in Pittsburgh, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Michigan, Nebraska, and Shenango Valley employ 45,752 workers. He notes only six to eight mills pay union scale, some run nonunion, and many workers remain at work. Total idle workers likely under 75,000 and possibly around 100,000 at most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Western Iron Association
Allegheny Mountains
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Iliois
Missouri
Kentucky
Michigan
Nebraska
Shenango Valley
Western Steel Works
Crop prospects rise as season advances in the Northwest and Midwest
Reports from Chicago indicate wheat production may reach sixty million bushels in the ten great wheat states of the Northwest while corn output could rise by about one hundred fifty million bushels if the weather remains favorable. Rain and cold slow some western corn areas, but most cereals show splendid condition and the grass crop progresses well.
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Chicago
Northwest
Republican primary results from Crawford county meetings
Last week's Republican gatherings in Crawford county produced detailed vote totals. Congress: W. B. Roberts 2007, H. D. Lowing 1309. State Senate: A. E Richmond 1599, F. P. Ray 1142, S. H. Findley 692. Assembly: S. Slocum 1810, C. W. Tyler 1699, M. W. Oliver 1668, D. WY. Derrickson 1606, N. L. Gleason 1552, S. H. Wilson 1481, J. D. Minniss 1425, H. S. Bates 1191, D. M. Calvin 441. Four nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
Congress
W. B. Roberts
H. D. Lowing
State
Senate
A. E Richmond
F. P. Ray
S. H. Findley
Assembly
S. Slocum
C. W. Tyler
M. W. Oliver
D. WY. Derrickson
N. L. Gleason
S. H. Wilson
J.D. Minniss
H.S. Bates
D. M. Calvin
Masonic Order Members Count in New York State
The article notes 71 788 members of the Masonic Order in New York State. It states this represents about one in every fifteen adult males in the state belonging to the order.
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Masonic Order
New York State
Mighty Order
Garfield Memorial Hospital project eyed as assured success
The Garfield Memorial Hospital at Washington is viewed as an assured success. A Garfield Hall is proposed for the West Point Military Academy signaling expansion of memorial facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Washington
West Point Military Academy
Oregon Democrats follow House delay in voting
The Democrats in Oregon mirrored the Washington House tactic by abstaining from voting, adopting a hesitant stance that echoed the national pattern and illustrated the ongoing partisan friction.
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Oregon
Washington
FoxHart Wins Ascot Gold Cup for J Keene Owner
FoxHart, an American horse owned by J Keene, captured the gold cup last week at the Ascot races near London England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FoxHart
J. Keene
London
England
The Republican Party as a Strong National Force
The Chicago Inter Ocean defends the Republican Party against charges of being a political machine. It asserts the party’s history in freeing enslaved people, granting civil rights, defending the flag, and guiding national prosperity, while dismissing calls for independent factions as harmful folly. It argues the party will withstand attempts to fracture it and remains strong against boss-rule critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Republic
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Blaine declines Maine nomination for Congress
In a June 3 reply James G Blaine informs leading Maine Republicans that he cannot consent to a nomination for Representative in Congress. He cites twenty three years in public service and current private duties, pledging support for party aims and future labor toward preserving Republican strength in the Senate.
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Washington
Congress
Maine
Frye
United States Senate
James G. Blaine
Anson P. Morrill
Leaking Out on Beaver Nomination in Tioga County
The piece attacks Boss Mitchell and allies for controlling Tioga county delegates to the Harrisburg convention. It claims Senator Davies supports Gen James A Beaver and notes the county committee backed him. Delegates allegedly voted for Beaver and Davies, yet Mitchell and Merrick deny their actions and the party platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss Mitchell
Davies
John S. Mitchell
James A. Beaver
Tioga County
Tioga
Mitchell
Major Merrick
Harrisburg
Gen. Beaver
Butler
Philadelphia
Petroleum Gas Lighting Gains Ground in Towns
The article notes petroleum gas lighting spreading to Scranton Wilkesbarre and other towns. The Manhattan Beech Hotel uses 6000 burners during the season and St Albans Vermont has run oil gas works since 1880 without repair costs. Oil gas is claimed to be twice coal gas in power, cheaper and simpler, with richer light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Manhattan Beech Hotel
St. Albans
Grand Lodge I.O.G.T. Session Scheduled in Harrisburg
The Grand Lodge I.O.G.T. of Pennsylvania convenes in Harrisburg this week beginning Tuesday June 13. The Northwestern District Convention I.O.G.T. for Warren Erie Crawford Venango Forest and Elk counties meets in Erie starting Tuesday June 20 for a two day session.
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Good Templers
Grand Lodge I. 0. G. T
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Warren
Erie
Crawford
Venango
Forest and Elk
Local Retail Ads Highlight Bargains at George Ball & Co and A A Davis
County ads promote the largest stock of blank books at A A Davis and Co. Full suits offered for five dollars at George Ball & Co. Melton Spring Overcoats also showcased by George Ball & Co. Limited details included on sizes and styles in the helper notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Davis & Co
George Ball & Co’s
Melton
Suit questions beaver economy trust assets
Elias Speidel of Milford Ohio filed equity proceedings in the United States Circuit Court against trustees of the Economite Society of Beaver County to require an accounting of the trust and its assets including a claimed $30 from the fund. The society now has 73 members guarding about $18 million in real and personal property with potential transfer to the state if claims fail.
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Pittssane
United States Circuit Court
Elias Speidel
Milford
Clermont County
Ohio
Jacob Henrici
Jonathan Lenz
Economite Society of
Beaver County
Zelionople
Butler County
Speidel
Economite Society
Common Fund
Barton
Sixty Millions to the Crane Heirs
Corry Pennsylvania June 4 The vast Brooklyn estate valued at sixty million dollars, long tied up in litigation, has been settled by Brooklyn courts. The grounds of Brooklyn city were once Noah Crane’s. upon his son’s death the property remained unsettled. The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Crane heirs for sixty million nine thousand. Heirs include Mrs Judson H Clarke Mrs Austin and Mrs Bennett of Scio New York Rev FE Crane of New Castle Pa and H F and E C Crane. Two heirs will visit Brooklyn next week. Thirty heirs will share equally about two million dollars each.
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Crane
Corry
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Judson H. Clarke
Austin
Bennett
Scio
N.Y
FE. F. Crane
New Castle
First Baptist Church
H. F.i
E. C. Crane
Ohio Republicans Nominate State Officers at Convention
The Republican State Convention met in Columbus on June 7 at 11 a.m. Attendance was unusually large. Senator D A Hollingsworth was chosen temporary chairman. Charles W Townsend was nominated Secretary of State by acclamation, John H Doyle for the Supreme Court, Toledo, and C A Flickinger of Defiance for the Board of Public Works.
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Columbus
D. A. Hollingsworth
Charles W. Townsend
Supreme Court
John H. Doyle
Toledo
Board of Public Works
C. A. Flickinger
Defiance
Mitchell warns Republicans over Pennsylvania canvass clash
The Philadelphia Bulletin reports Senator Mitchell condemns leading Republicans for aiding the regular ticket in Pennsylvania. He says Republicans should stay out of the Independents fight to avoid aiding the Democrats, warning of an exasperated base and possible party realignments. He hints his defection stems from a demand over federal appointments.
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Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Cameron
Philadelphia Bulletin
D M Gross & Bro Add Carpets and Lace Curtains
D M Gross and Bro have added a large assortment of carpets and the finest lace curtains to their stock of dry goods. New styles and low prices. Call on 21m14 D M Gross and Bro for handsome carpets or curtains.
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D. M. Gross & Bro
Upper Valley School Pupil List With Attendance Note
The list from Eldred township names pupils of the Upper Valley School including Eva Van Guilder Millie Sloewn Minnie Van Guilder Lillie Putnam Abbey Emerson Effie Martin Nellie Buckley Annie Emerson Eva Coats Josie Martin Minnie Coats Rosa Bills Josephine Nichols Delia McCormick Eda Snyder Lessie Snyder Florence Thomas Willie Ash Ora Thomas Thomas McGowen Bertie Martin Ernie Tubbs Bertie Thomas Johnny Buckley Carl Thomas Verne Putnam Johnny McGowen Johnny Ash Charlie Snyder Abram Emerson Sherman Nichols Sherman Martin Freddie Tubbs Frankie Rigar James McGowen Herbie Tubbs Manly Parker Allie Oats Bertie Nichols Leonard Bills Claude Nichols Those marked with a star have not been absent a day for the month ending June 30. Lenniz L Richardson Teacher.
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Upper Valley School
Eldred Township
Eva van Guilder
Millie Sloewn
Minnie van Guilder
Lillie Putnam
Abbey Emerson
Effie Martin
Nellie Buckley
Annie Emerson
Eva Coats
Josie Martin
Minnie Coats
Rosa Bills
Josephine Nichols
Delia McCormick
Eda Snyder
Lessie Snyder
Florence Thomas
Willie Ash
Ora Thomas
Thomas McGowen
Bertie Martin
Ernie Tubbs
Local Trades and Retail Offers Cited in Warren Advertisements
Water pipe and steam fitting by Simpson & Co Liberty street. Floor and table oil cloths in great variety at Yarsuovay av. All wool suits latest styles for six dollars at Gero Batu Co. Chamber and parlor suits from expensive to cheap at McNetty Co Hickory street Warren Pa. The finest assortment of suitings at George Ball Co. Leave your measure and secure an early choice.
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Simpson & Co
Liberty Street
Gero. Batu & Co.’s
McNetty& Co
Hickory Street
Warren, Pa
George Ball & Co’s
Spring Clothing by Jake Keller on Second Street
Announcer notes Spring suits built in latest style by Jake Keller on Second Street. He offers a large stock, skilled workers, and custom cutting and fitting at low prices. A. T. Stewart & Co. announce closing June 30. Mr. Hilton appears to prepare for the Fourth of July celebration.
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Jake Keller
Second Street
A. T. Stewart & Co
Hilton
Promising Apple Crop and Gettysburg Battlefield Tour
The state reports a promising apple crop while underground telegraph wires are laid in Pittsburg. A Freeport woman who ate poke greens leaves a husband and young babe. At Harrisburg, nineteen mutual assessment insurers dissolved. forty four remain. State Supt Higbee orders county superintendents to rate teachers strictly to remove inefficiency. Union and Rebel officers toured Gettysburg to review battle positions from nineteen years ago at Col Bacheldor's initiative.
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Pittsburg
Freeport
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Mutual Assessment
Higbee
Gettysburg
Boys In Blue
Col. Bacheldor
Variety Hall Reopens Under Johnson and Siegfried
Johnson and Siegfried successors to Hazeltine and Co announce Variety Hall will continue to offer drugs paints books wallpaper and fancy goods at advantageous terms. The prescription department will be a specialty. Hazeltine and Co books stay at the store and unsettled accounts may be closed by the former clerk.
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Che Ware
Centre Co
William T. Davies
Bradford Co
William H. Rawle
Philadelphia Co
John M.greer
Butler Co
L. F. Watson
State Senate
Willis B. Benedict
South West
FE. A. Allen
Freehold
J. A. Weible
A. M. Parker
Eldred
J. L. Burroughs
Sugar Grove
Warren Academy
E. J. Morrison
Corydon
Our United Presbyterians
General Assembly
Oue
Knights of Labor
Armstrong
Tere
Lumber Exchange
The
Blaine
Petroleum Gas
Ohio Republicans
Master Mitchell
Yarsuovay, Av
A. A. Davis & Co.'s
Variety Hall
Geoorge Bai & Co’s
L. G. Noyes
A. A. Davis & C
Borders
A.A. Davis & CO
Rinhe ST. James Hotel
Paa
Postoffice
R. R. Depot
A, McFarland
Prop'r
99 Cent
R. Gilson
M. D. Langworthy
Kinzua
Warren County
Eunice Langworthy
East Branch
Admx
G. W. Neasse & CO
Little Valley
N. Y
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Garfield Gas and Heat Company
Cherry Grove Township
General Assembly of Pennsylvania
Warren Oil Company
W. R. Eaton
City Music Store
Homas L. Manville
Warren, Penn
Kranich & Bach
Thomas L. Manville
Janforth, Entist
National Bank
Warren, Wa
Aters
Robert Dennison
M. Waters
P. Johnson
F. Henry
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
J. R. von A. Hertzel
George N. Parmlee
W D.rown
Titusville
Jacob Young
West Spring St
Titusville, PA
P. O. Box
High and
Hazel Streets
High Street Furniture Store
Greenland
Hazel
Bradford Cordage Company
DD. R. Kerr
MO. M. Arters
Maufacturers
Garfield City
Warren, Penna
Parmlee & Henry’s
A. Siegel & Sons
Nee VV
Hickey
Carver House
Schellhammer & Lesser
Tria Schuitammer & Lesser
Warren Savings Bank
Savings Bank
B. Nesmith
A.J. Hazeltine
Cashier
O. H. Hunter
A. J. Hazeltine
E. G. Wood
M. B. Dunham
Nesmith
Jas. Clark, Jr
Albert Kirberger
C. W. Sersall
Call Han
Atlas
Warren Bottling Works
H. Flacke
VALVE
P. Greenland
Greenland Bro's
T. S. Messner 4
Au Iiteast
Oodas
Fproz
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