Warren county Republican nominations for associate judge and sheriff
Authorized announcements name J T Darker JOE P DEAN C H WILTSIE C C MERRITT J R BRADY R A LOVE HENRY FUELLHART O W RANDALL and L D FLATT as candidates for Warren county associate judge or sheriff subject to nomination by the Republican County Convention with homes Freehold Columbus Pine Grove South West Tidioute Farmington Corydon and other offsets in Warren county New York papers style filings list names and counties.
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Warren County
Warren
Freehold
Farmington Wn
Glade
Kinzua
Limeston
Mead
Pine Gr
Pleasant
Pittsfield
Sugar Grove
Spring Creek
Sheffield
South West
Triumph
Watson
Columbus Love
Clarendon
Youngsvill
Tidioute
MARIN
Republican Co. Com
W. Waters
J. T. Darker, Esq
Joe P. Dean
Columbus
C. H. Wiltsie
Pine Grove
C. C. Merritt
J. R. Brady
R. A. Love
Farmington
Henry Fuellhart
O. W. Randalli
L. D. Flatt
Corydon
Republican candidates named for Warren county prothonotary post
Eight party figures including H Briggs Glade Corydon Morrison Corydon D A Aird Youngsville and J A Beursedt Warren listed as candidates for prothonotary with race governed by Republican County Convention decisions.
Pension fraud fears shake public trust in funds
The article notes widespread belief in large pension frauds, with a former Commissioner of Pensions claiming up to twenty percent of rolls are fraudulent. It cites Philadelphia cases of paying pensions after death and states total annual pension costs exceed sixty million dollars, about one dollar per person, highlighting generous U S pension benefits.
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Philadelphia
Treasury
United States
California
el Paso
Tex
Mexican Gulf States
Mexico
Maryland
Cincinnati
Agricultural Department
Democratic convention plans in Warren county
The Warren county Democratic group fixes the county convention for Tuesday June 30 at 1 pm and holds primary meetings on Saturday June 27 to select 98 delegates. Warren county is allocated 10 delegates, and the piece hints the "Warren Ring" may lead.
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Warren County
Baker’s Dozen
Warren
Hol Ding
Warren Ring
Ohio Republicans Nominate Capital Ticket for State Office
The Ohio Republican convention last Thursday nominated a slate headed by Governor J. B. Foraker and Lieut. Governor Gen. Kennedy. Also named were Supreme Court candidate George W. Mellwain the incumbent, State Treasurer J. C. Brown, Attorney General J. H. Koehle, and Public Works board member W. S. Jones.
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Republicans
Ohio
J. B. Foraker
Gen. Kennedy
Supreme Court
George W. Mellwain
J. C. Brown
J. H. Koehle
Board of Public Works
W.S. Jones
Resignation Shifts Mint Post to Ex-Municipal Leader
Con. Snowpen says the recent Mint appointment swap from Snowpen to ex-Mayor Fox is an offensive partisan move. Snowpen notes Fox’s selection as a partisan swap, arguing both choices reflect political bias rather than merit.
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Con. Snowpen
Blaine
Mint
Philadelphia
Fox
Pittsburg Judge Kirkpatrick Withdraws From Duties
Judge Kirkpatrick of Pittsburg is now and likely will remain unable to perform his official duties. The Legislature passed a concurrent resolution urging the Governor to remove him from office.
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Jupge Kirkpatrick
Pittsburg
General Grant Sent to Mt McGregor for Rest
General Grant was not well on Sunday and is to be moved to Mt McGregor today, with officials expecting the plan will aid his recovery.
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Grant
Mt. McGregor
Union Loyalists Oust Officials In South Progressing
The article notes rapid progress in replacing Union men with Confederates in Southern offices as part of the political shift following the Civil War.
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South
New York Citizens Banquet Minister Cox in City
More than 200 New York residents gathered Tuesday night to honor Minister Cox at a city banquet. The event celebrated his service and included remarks from local leaders.
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Cox
New York
James Russe Leaves for United States on Scythia
James Russe embarked Thursday aboard the steamship Scythia bound for the United States, sailing from an unidentified port.
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James Russe
Lower
United States
Scythia
Apportionment Vote Beats Governor in Senate Action
The Senate voted 36 to 15 to pass the Congression al Apportionment bill over the Governor’s veto with several Democrats crossing party lines. In the House the bill failed, the Governor’s veto sustained, and Warren County remains in the current district. Clerks’ pay raised by 60 000 amid vetoes and possible court mandamus looms.
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Senate
Hall
Lee
Agnew
Hart
Ross
Green
Sutton
Vandegrift
Wallace
House
Brace
Erie
Warren
Venango
State House approves bills amid veto clashes and licenses
The Governor vetoed items in the general appropriation bill, but the House overrode the veto on several measures including salaries for officers. Bills passed include anti speckled trout April June ban, opium joints prohibition, oil firming wells protection, five day criminal returns limit, state aid filings, forfeited recognizances collections, and fines. A marriage license bill also passes the House, awaiting the Governor.
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House
Senate
Auditor General
Harrisburg
Geological Survey
Col Quay Leads Early In State Treasurer Race At Convention
Wm H Jones of Monongahela City seconds a Quay endorsement praising his Senate record and Secretary of State tenure. The speaker urges trust in Quay as a capable, honest candidate to head Pennsylvania finances and restore GOP power, aiming for victory in 1888.
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Col Quay
Lancaster County
McGee
Wm. H. Jones
Monongahela City
Col. Quay
South Strabane
Co! Quay
Senate
Treather
Union
Pennsylvania
Confederacy
Matthew S. Quay
Bank Examiners Review Providence National Bank
Bank examiners reported that all funds balanced at the Providence National Bank before a teller admitted stealing thirty thousand dollars two days later. The incident highlights scrutiny of bank records and internal controls.
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Providence
R. I.) National Bank
Weather Prophet and the Overcoat
A June weather predictor who forecast warmth also bought a spring overcoat on Monday. Ledger notes thermometers hit 95 in the shade last Friday at noon. The remark asks if that heat is sufficient to suit the reader.
Buarr Named Succeed Self as New Hampshire Senator
Henry W. Buarr is set to succeed himself as a Republican United States Senator from New Hampshire. The note mentions Chandler and his Navy failing to make the rifle reference.
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Henry W. Buarr
United States
New Hampshire
Chandler
Dr Harding's Catarrh Cure Promoted at Stewart's DrugStore
Local ad notes Dr Harding's Catarrh cure available at Stewart's DrugStore. Competing remedies and generic nasal sprays are not mentioned as alternatives in this brief notice.
Gladstone Government Falls After Budget Vote in Commons
The English Government lost on the budget second reading by 264 to 252. Gladstone adjourned the House as the Ministry likely resigns and the Tories take power. The outcome touches Afghan Egyptian Irish issues and war with Russia, shaping future diplomacy and Turkish fate.
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House of Commons
Gladstone
Russia
Egypt
Turkey
Mr. Gladstone
Beaconsfield
Lord Salisbury
Komaroff
Frederick Roberts
President Warns Pennsylvania Factions to Unite or Face Action
A Pittsburg Dispatch Harrisburg correspondent reports the President urges Pennsylvania party factions to drop strife and unite. He says no appointments while factions differ and warns he will act alone if unity fails, implying leadership will favor the united approach over factionalism. Grover knows this and hits them where it tells.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburg Dispatch
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Wallace Cassidy
Randall
Union
Grover
Cape Charles Rail Plan Promises Oyster Trade Boom
Congressman Scott predicts a dramatic shift as a new Pennsylvania railroad to Cape Charles links to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe. He cites cheap land, year round climate, rapid shipments to Fulton Market, and a vast oyster market within 75 miles feeding Philadelphia and the peninsula’s future as a major packing center.
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Scott
Phila Times
Cape Charles
Peninsula
Pennsylvania System
Norfolk
Fortress Monroe
New York
Philadelphia
Marseilles
France
United States
Accomac
Northampton
Virginia
Long Island
Fulton
Chesapeake
Prohibition in Kansas Booming Says Chicago Tribune
A Chicago Tribune note claims Kansas prohibition is booming as whisky needed via certificates from druggists endorsed by probate judges. Correspondents recount certificates for beer, Scotch, and porter, with buyers using certificates to obtain drinks. One observer argues such practice spurs further drinking and widespread drug store sales.
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Kansas
Chicago Tribune
No Speculation No Favors Guiding Local Economy
The Boston Beacon urges stable growth through hard work and strict economy. It warns against speculation as the path to wealth, advocating reliance on labor and prudent practices to benefit business, workers, and the community.
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Boston Beacon
Dr Fenner's Improved Cough Honey Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Fenner's Improved Cough Honey claiming relief from any cough within one hour. The copy emphasizes quick action and ease of use, presenting the medicine as a reliable household remedy.
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Dr. Fenner
Cash wages law spreads in Ohio and tax on drunken acts in Alabama
The OCR text notes several items including Ohio enacting a monthly wage law requiring weekly cash payments, Alabama Legislature fining a man $100 for drunkenness away from home, and other diverse historical notes.
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France
China
Ohio
Alabama
Telegraphy by a single wire magic typewriter system
Philadelphia scientists and telegraphers show a new system using one ordinary telegraph line and a typewriter like sending device with 42 keys. Each key sends a unique magnetic impulse pattern to a receiver that prints the message automatically at both ends, enabling rapid accurate transmission readable by anyone.
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Philadelphia
Gunn and Kannon Tie in Erie Marriage Notices
The Erie papers report the marriage of Walter H Gunn and Miss Maria Kannon. The item invites playful gun and ammunition puns about the couple's names and future life together.
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Erie
Walter H.gunn
Maria Kannon
Gunn
Franklin News
Decline in Speculation for Commodities Cited
The piece notes a widespread drop in interest in speculative commodities. It cites a shift away from oil trading, with fewer towns maintaining petroleum price quotations and no inquiries about oil prices, as reported from the West.
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Warren, Penn
Warren, PA
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Buffalo, N. Y
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CR. O. Webb
Corydon, Pa
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Hirm
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Warren Water Company
C. C. Allen
Svete
W. R. Meredith
Sec’y
Matrimonial Ordnance
R. RK
Frederick Baltzinger
Borough of Warren, Warren Co
Bridget Baltzinger
Raymond Briggs
Joseph Briggs
Allen E. Briggs
Adm
Russell, Pa
Conewango Township
N. P. Curtis
Am’t
W.H. Taylor
E. T. Kidder
W.E. Porter
Ackley & Winchester
Johnson & Siegfried
Warren Savings Bank
Marriet
B. Nesmith
L. F. Watson
A.J. Hazeltine
O. H. Hunter
A. J. Hazeltine
E. G. Wood
M. B. Dunham
Jas. Clark, Jr
Knapp & Cable
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N. Y
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Tar
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American
Reliance
Mutual Benefit Life
New Jersey
National Life
Vermont
Mutual Life
Traveler’s Life & Accident
Harford
Beaty Block
W. Sersall
Postoffice
Sam Ranpaut
Citizens National Bank
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
F. Henry
Capital
M. Waters
P. Johnson
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
W. Brown
A. Hertzel
Geo
N. Parmlee
John Sill
Story
Irvington
Irvineton
George Kolfrat
Clarissa Whipple
L. Chadwick
Admr
Bear Lake
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