Warren Greenbackers Nominate Local Candidates
A Greenback party gathering in Warren nominated MC Butler of Tidioute for Senator, H C Ayers of Columbus for Assembly, D M Martin of Pine Grove for Sheriff, and M W Hull of Warren for Jury Commissioner. McGee withdrew, citing the Cameron ring. Cleveland rolling mills resumed with non union workers amid peaceful scenes except for a mob of protesting women. The mayor issued tight controls. Pittsburg’s iron workers remain firm in their strike.
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Warren
MC. Butler
Tidioute
Senate
H. C. Ayers
Columbus
Assembly
D. M. Martin
Pine Grove
M. W. Hull
McGee
Cleveland
Pittsburg
England to reenact pillory punishment for wife beaters
The nation plans a wife-beater act to punish men convicted of abusing women with the pillory, limited to England and excluding Scotland and Ireland. Separately, Patrick County Virginia faces 5000 starving residents after a summer drought, with relief efforts underway.
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England
Scotland
Ireland
Senate approves army bill retirement age. Sherman to retire
The 30th Congress adopts an army appropriation amendment forcing compulsory retirement of officers on half pay at 64. Sherman will retire in 1885 and Sheridan becomes army commander. Rhode Island Senator Anthony wins re election. if he serves out his term, he will hold 30 consecutive years in the Senate, a feat only matched by Thomas H. Benton.
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Houses
Congress
Army
Gen. Sherman
Gen. Sheridan
Anthony
Rhodes Island
Thomas H. Benton
Senate
Tur harvest opens with record eastern Tennessee yields
Tur harvest of eastern Tennessee has begun and stands as the best in ten years for quality and quantity. It promises ample breadstuff for home use and a surplus for hungry nations. Separately, a west storm in Iowa caused heavy loss of life and property, with a death toll near 120 and villages nearly destroyed.
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Tennessee
Iowa
Mrs Garrieno Remains in Cleveland Asks For Time
Mrs Garrieno continues occupying James Mason's home in Cleveland and will not move to Mentor until month end when Harry and James return from college.
Guireau Faces Execution Timetable After New Confession
The article indicates Guireau will be hanged in ten days by June 30. It notes his bravado vanished, undercut by a perceived shift in his sanity as he recognizes his grim predicament.
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Guireau
Congress Faces Possible July 1 Adjournment
The report notes prospects that Congress may adjourn by July 1, highlighting potential timing for legislative action and pending bills.
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Congress
Iowa to vote on constitutional liquor prohibition June 27
The June 27 vote in Iowa on a constitutional amendment to ban manufacture and sale of intoxicating beverages draws national liquor interests and temperance groups to influence the result. The 147 W C T Unions of Pennsylvania are urged to join in prayer on voting day, and pastors are asked to promote temperance in services and discussions May 25 as Temperance Sunday.
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Iowa
Penn
Ohio Republicans Adopt Resolutions at Columbus Convention
The Ohio State Republican Convention in Columbus on the 7th named Chas Townsend for Secretary of State John A Doyle for Supreme Court C A Flickinger for Public Works and elected D A Hollingsworth temporary and R P Kennedy permanent chair. Resolutions praised President Arthur and Gov Foster, demanded tax on liquor, defended Reconstruction, urged fair ballots and a continuous fight against dishonesty at the polls.
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Ohio
Columbus
D. A. Hollingsworth
R. P. Kennedy
Chas. Townsend
Supreme Court
John A. Doyle
Toledo
Board of Public Works
C. A. Flickinger
Defiance
James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
Charles Foster
Republican Party
Russia
Europe
Republicans
Garfield’s Remains Shown to a Visitor
Hon. Buren Sherman, governor of Iowa, toured Cleveland en route East and told Elmira reporters he saw President Garfield in his tomb at Lake View. The Cleveland Herald confirms Sherman and party viewed the remains after the guard unlocked the vault and removed the lid from the casket.
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Buren R. Sherman
Cleveland
Elmira
N. Y
Gen. Garfield
Garfield
Cleveland Herald
Lake View Cemetery
Iowa
Sexton
Sherman
Lieut
van Vilet
Tenth
U. S. Infantry
Why He Left the Democratic Party
James W. Brooks of Garrison New York resigns from the Central Club and explains his switch to the Republican Party. He cites Democratic opposition to tariff commission bills and bank charter extensions, and objections to election case consideration in Congress and state legislature incompetence as decisive factors.
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Democratic Party
James W. Brooks
Garrison
N. Y
Republican Party
Central Club
Tam
Washington
Albany
Congress
Tariff Commission
House of Representatives
Public drinking fountains and local politics in Erie
The Erie column notes progress on public drinking fountains under the Women’s Christian Temperance Union as part of temperance goals, while reflecting on school examinations and a critical view of teachers’ grading. It discusses Erie county political nominating contests, including possible candidates Watson or Mackey, and notes post office stamp practices and dead letters.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union of
Erie
Cherry Grove
Warren
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Erie County
Congress
Watson
Mr. Mackey
Detroit's Army of the Potomac Veterans Parade Highlighted
The Detroit field day for Army of the Potomac veterans drew thousands along city streets. Notables Grant Sheridan Hayes and Sickles headlined a mile and a half parade with U S infantry from Fort Wayne and marines from the Michigan. A prize drill and a banquet with toasts ended the reunion activities.
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Detvoi
Army of the Potomac
Grant
Sheridan
Hayes
Sickles
United States Infantry
Fort Wayne
Detroit
United States
Michigan
Chicago Board of Trade Guard
Toledo Light Artillery
Carpet and Lace Curtain Sale Announcement
D. M. Gross & Bro. expands stock with new carpets and the finest lace curtains in the county. Customers offered stylish pieces at low prices. Also notes June 14 marking the 70th anniversary of Harriet Beecher Stowe with a celebration.
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D. M. Gross & Bro
Harriet Beecher Stowe
United States
State notes reveal regional events and officials
Butler county reports a justice who has married 2 000 couples. Pennsylvania has 102 agricultural societies planning fairs this season. A Harrisburg artificial stone factory is in operation. Public schools will close at month end. Pittsburg mills hire quickly to replace strikers. The Pennsylvania Reserve Corps meets at Gettysburg on July 20. C K Ross is reappointed Port of Philadelphia Master Warden. State Teachers' Association session is July 5 6 7 at Pottsville with excursion tickets sale July 1 6. Tri-State Patrons of Husbandry picnic opens August 21 at Williams Grove Cumberland County and runs to August 26.
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Butler County
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Reserve Corps
Gettysburg
C. K. Ross
Charley Ross
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Teachers’ Association
Pottsville
Patrons of Husbandry of
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Williams’ Grove
Cumberland County
New Warren Oil Field Map By E C Grade Sold Quickly
A fresh map of the Warren oil field by E C Grade Civil Engineer and Surveyor is on sale at bookstores. It covers Forest county north, showing producing drilling gas wells dry holes light to good territory and railroads highways and gas lines.
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Warren
E. C. Grade
Forest County
A. D. Woon
Water Works Under Construction at Warren Pa by R D Wood Co
Water works are being built in Warren Pennsylvania by R D Wood and Company. Adam Miller, already known for his work with local projects, began on March 15 and has laid over thirty thousand feet of pipe. The 1,500,000 gallon reservoir sits 330 feet above the Allegheny river low water mark, serving a private corporation led by president C C Allen and secretary W B Meredith with members Wm McCullough and Orr of Kittaning among others.
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Warren
R. D. Wood & Co
Adam Miller
Miller
Allegheny River
C. C. Allen
W. B. Meredith
Wm. McCullough
Orr
Kittaning
Meekeesport Paragon
Spring suit buyers urged to visit Jake Keller shop
A local notice invites patrons to Jake Keller on Second Street for stylish spring suits. It promises a large stock of cloth, skilled workers, and expert cutting and fitting at low prices with an invitation to call and view.
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Jake Keller
Second Street
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Bradford Co
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Willis B. Benedict
South West
Charles M. Shortt
Sugar Grove
E. A. Allen
Freehold
J. A. Weible
A. M. Parker
Eldred
J. L. Burroughs
Warren Academy
RE. J. Morrison
Corydon
Venango County
Venango
Garricello
Patrick County
Francis E. Swift
Pa. W. C. T. U. Exview
M. Watson
Cor
The
Ohio Republicans
George Ball & Co’s
McNeir & Co
Hickory Street
A. A. Davis & Co
Simpson & Co
Liberty Street
George Bai & Co’s
L. _G. Noyes
Mead WE Township
D. Curtis & Co
Stoneham
VUE
Allegheny Valley Railtr Road Company
AWL, A.V. A. R. Co
Pittsburgh
Thompson & Babcock
Irvington, Pa
Thompson
J.N. Thompson, Co. G.ana Een
Warren County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Said
J. W. Sherman
L. H. Estep
Ezra P. Allen
LL. Melvina Allen
Allen & Co
Assumpsit
Wm. .D. Brown
A. D
Theo
Chase
Sherif
General Assembly of Pennsylvania
Warren Oil Company
W.R. Eaton
Nhe ST. James
Corry
R. R. Depot
A. McFarland
Prop’r
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A. Siegel & Sons
Canary
Ler Clothing
Warren, PA
Borders
P. Schermerhorn
PFPA
the Boss
Adtore Bae
Richburg, N.Y
Swales
West Fifth Street
Dunkirk
Poplar, Hickory and
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East and
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Alconer
A.J. Hazeltine
A. H. McKelvy
W. A. Rankin
G. Offerlee & Son
H. W. Meriam
Keystone
Titusville
Jacob Young
West Spring St
Titusville, PA
P.O. Box
G. W. Neasse & CO
Little Valley
Wirren
L. G. Noyes
J. H. Mitchell & Co
Hickey
Carver House
Schellhammer & Lesser
Schuhammer & Lesser
High and
Hazel Streets
High Street Furniture Store
Greenland, Warren, Pa
Hazel
Bradford Cordage Company
D. R. Kerr
MO. M. Arters
Maufacturers
Garfield City
Warren, Penna
Parmlee & Henry’s
Warren Savings Bank
Savings Bank
B. Nesmith
A. J. Hazeltine
Cashier
O. H. Hunter
E. G. Wood
M. B. Dunham
Jas. Clark, Jr
Albert Kirberger
Garfield Gas and Heat Company
Cherry Grove Township
First National Bank
J.A. Eddy
M. Beecher
Warren CO
U. S
National Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremenavre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christinia
Copenhagen
New York
M. D. Langworthy
Kinzua
Eunice Langworthy
East Branch
Admx
C. W. Sersall
Call Han
Atlas
Postoffice
A J. Dantrat
Variety Hall
Warren Bottling Works
H. Flacke
Hees
Theobald
Itusville
P. Greenland
Greenland Bro’s
T. S. Messner
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