Senatorial Candidate O Allen Endorsed by Warren Republicans
Warren Pa February 7 1890 endorsements from Warren County bar members back J H Donty for State Senate nomination. O Allen of Warren announced March 5 1890 as Republican candidate subject to party convention. List of Warren County Republican endorsing officers and citizens accompanies the notice.
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Warren County
Warren
J. H. Donty
Srm
D. I. Ball
W.V.N. Yates
WM. Schnur
O. F. HorfMan
W. D. Hinckley
P. Johnson
Jos
A. Schofield
L. D. Wetmore
H. J. Muse
T. Struthers
Chas
A. Peterson
Isaacs
Alden
A. D. Wood
W. E. Rice
Jas
O. Parmlee
Gro
N. Frazine
James W. Wiggins
Warren, Pa
Warren men named candidates for President Judge post
Authorized notice announces Gro H Haarns of Warren Pa and W M Linpsey of Warren as candidates for President Judge in the 87th Judicial district. They run subject to Republican Primaries District Conventions and County Primaries.
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Gro. H. Haarns, Esq
Warren, Pa
87Th Judicial District
W. M. Linpsey, Esq
Warren
Warren County Associate Judge candidates named
An announcement lists A. H. Olmstead of Spring Creek C. H. Wiltzik of Ackley Pa. Benj Evans of Sugar Grove Township and Critt Marsh of Kinzua as candidates for Associate Judge of Warren County all subject to Republican primary decisions.
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C. H. Wiltsik
Ackley
Warren County
Benj. Evans
Sugar Grove Township
Jane Chandler
Sugar Grove
Pennsylvania
H. Chandler
Chandler’s Valley
Warren Co
Thompson and Samuelson Nominated for Assembly
We are authorized to announce C. C. Thompson of Warren and D. A. Samuelson of Sugar Grove as candidates for Assembly subject to nomination by the Republican Primaries.
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C. C. Thompson, Esq
Warren
Assembly
D. A. Samuelson
Sugar Grove
Warren County Register and Recorder Candidates Named
A series of candidate announcements for Warren County Register and Recorder were authorized. W. H. Briggs of Glade WM. McCrary of Bear Lake and Walter W. Honges of Pine Grove are listed as Republicans seeking the office. J E Wheeler, from Delmavinc PA, endorses his own candidacy and appeals to voters with a patriot note.
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Register and Recorder
W. H. BriGgs
Glade
Register
Recorder
Warren County
WM. McCrray
Bear Lake
Walter W. HonGes
Pine Grove
Delmavinc
Stoneham
J. E. Wheeler
County Commissioner Announces Candidates for Warren County
Weare authorized to announce Puin N. Robinson of South West as a candidate for County Commissioner in Warren County primaries. Weare authorized to announce John A. Atkins of Brokenstraw as a candidate, subject to Republican primaries. We are authorized to announce J. G. Sanford of Eldred as a candidate, subject to Republican primaries.
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Weare
Puin. N. Robinson
South West
Warren County
John A. Atkins
Brokenstraw
J. G. Sanford
Eldred
J W Du N Kle Nominated for Warren County District Attorney
Warren County Republicans announce J W Du N Kle Esq of Warren as candidate for District Attorney subject to Republican primary decision. The filing indicates party support and pending ballot selection.
Surprising Facts On Legislators Professions
A reader survey of 204 Assembly members shows only 32 lawyers, with many farmers merchants editors teachers and others well represented. Hon C M Shortt and Henry Brace followed Lindsey as Warren county lawmakers, and C C Thompson seeks a second term backed by Grange support and Warren Pomona endorsement.
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Small
Cemetery Association
R. R. Co
R. R
Steamboat Co
W. M. Lindsey
C. C. Thompson
Warren County
Lindsey
W. B. Benedict
C. M. Shortt
Henry Brace
Thompson
Grange
Pomona Grange
Allen or Venango: Mirror backs Senator Allen for renomination
The Mirror defends Senator O C Allen against critics, praising his popularity, influence, and faithful public service. It argues Allen best represents Warren and Venango counties, notes Venango support for his renomination, and urges Republicans to back him at the primaries to maintain district strength.
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Allen
Venango
the Mirror
Growler
Senator Allen
Senate
Harrisburg
Warren
Lee
Mr. Donly
Warren County
Portrait sketch endorses C W Stone for Governor in Meadville
A favorable sketch of Hon C W Stone of Warren appears on the first page, praising his record and fitness for the governor’s race. Local commentary from Meadville and Oil City outlets suggests Stone has broad support, with Bradford Star noting near unanimity in McKean County and wide favor in the northwest region.
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C. W. Stone
Warren
Phil’a Times
Meadville
Oil City
Enviable record praised in Warren county politics
The Meadville Republican lauds Warren county for honoring the Allen family with public trust and for Senator O. C. Allen’s long, unblemished service in the State Senate. It notes Warren’s steadfast Republican stance and influence in Pennsylvania politics amid broader party splits and opponent criticism.
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Warren Mirror
Warren
Warren County
Allen
O. C. Allen
Senate of
Pennsylvania
Turre's blood on the moon and a political row
The Ledger attacks Commissioner Robinson and allies over distributing the Auditor and Mercantile Appraiser reports to two Democratic papers The Mirror retaliates while The Ledger defends Robinson Clinton and Russell praise his service The piece argues true Republicans should support him at the polls reflecting intra party tensions and past wartime loyalty.
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Turre
Mercantile
Ledger
Mai
Mirror
Robinson
Clinton
Russell
the Mirror
Soldier Boys
Prohibition in Iowa Prompts Call for Strict License Law
In his inaugural address Governor Boies denounces prohibition while urging a carefully framed license law. He argues prohibitory laws have been ignored in major cities, with liquor business capital invested and ruined, and claims enforcement harms rights. He says parties’ platforms show a clear stance on the issue and calls for safeguards to keep traffic from improper parties.
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Iowa
Boies
Ice Making Machines Replacing Traditional Ice Harvesting
Pittsburg ice dealers turn to machines that produce ice on demand. Ammonia driven systems chill brine to near freezing, freezing water in metal molds then transferring ice to storage. Machines handle 50 to 125 tons daily, costing 75 000 to 100 000 dollars, with claimed prices as low as one dollar per ton. Ice is already sold in New Orleans at five dollars per ton, with one firm promising 75 cents. Manufacturing expands in the American South and Southern Europe.
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Pittsburg
The
Times
New Orleans
Europe
Germany
Emperor
Bismark
New York
New York City
New England
South Carolina
Florida
Elseffer
Cincinnati
Haverill
Mass
Gazelle
Gazette
Young Walton
Dallas
St. John
Boston Globe
Presbyterian Church
United States
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Bradford Star
Oil City Postmaster Choice Vindicated by Voters
Col Watson faced bitter personal attacks over his Postmaster selection in Oil City but was vindicated by the city election after McKim’s appointment. The Warren Ledger lauds his decision as sagacious and notes no mistake, contrasting with Democratic quiet praise for a change in tone while advertising Merck Drug Store cough cure.
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Col. Watson
Oil City
McKim
Warren Ledger
Congressman Watson
Warren Mirror
Watson
Fruit Plates and Crystalized Goods at Goodrich and Fehlman
Goodrich and Fehlman offer crystalized cherries apricots pineapple limes pears and other fruit items. Plates cups saucers and related tableware also featured at their shop.
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C. Goodrich & Fehlman
Goodrich & Fehlman’s
Road improvement plans proposed for Crawford County
The Wilkes-Barre Record article urges better roads as essential for progress. It notes Crawford County roads have been nearly impassable due to bad construction drainage and neglect. It suggests crushed stone use and French tax practice as models, plus state county cooperation to fund and standardize road work.
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The
Tribune-Republican
Wilkes-Barre
Crawford County
France
A. M
Meadville
Beaver
State Road Commission
Board of Commissioners
Telford
Veallant
Luzerne County
Cleveland Sells Red Top Estate Near Washington
Cleveland sold his country seat Red Top near Washington last week for 140 000 dollars. The 26 acre property cost 21 500 dollars and buildings improvements brought total cost to about 35 000 dollars. The hill is now Cleveland Heights. A California company bought it, owning much adjoining property increasingly valued for suburban residences.
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Cleveland
Red Top
Washington
Cleveland Heights
California
Stomachs Bitters Offered as Gentle Liver Remedy
A dull liver state better treated with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters than drastic purges. The tonics stimulate the biliary secretions, restore bowel regularity and digestion, and provide steady relief without painful overaction. The remedy also combats malaria nervousness debility kidney trouble and neuralgia.
Nesmith Knupp Lead In Canned Goods Variety
Nesmith and Knupp hold the lead across all varieties of canned goods with Shapleigh's Sterling Java and Fancy Roasted Rio Coffees featured at Nesmith and Knupp's.
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Nesmith & Knupp
Shapleigh
Nesmith & Knupp’s
Northrop's Shoe Store Promotes Fashionable Footwear
C P Northrop's shoe store presents as headquarters for stylish footwear for ladies, gentlemen and children, highlighting a wide selection and fashionable options.
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C. P. Northrop
Hoxsie Disks Advertised For Lung Troubles
A frank offer claims Hoxsie preparations especially Dr Hoxsie's Disks relieve asthma and lung troubles promptly though not for all. Endorsers say they tried remedies with little relief and urge readers to judge for themselves, pricing 25 and 50 cents.
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Hoxsie
Dr. Hoxsie
Tricks in all Trades Tell of Tea Order Education
A St. Paul merchant explains why he cut a piece of goods in two and sold halves at different prices. He recalls a Kalamazoo origin story where a head salesman refined a pound of tea by removing loose leaves and rewrapping it in silk paper with colored cord to meet a social leader’s exacting order, calling it part of his education.
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St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Kalamazoo
Mich
Down's Elixir Endures as Trusted Cough Remedy
An 1882 Burlington Vermont Free Press notice extols Down's Elixir as a long established home remedy for coughs colds and throat troubles. It notes widespread use and unsolicited praise within the community and lists Morris & Mullen and N. C. Allen as local sellers.
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Burlington Vt
Free Press
Morris & Mullen
N. C. Allen
Praise for the Colby Piano style C mahogany piano
Theo dore Pfaffin, a noted piano salesman, praises the Colby Piano Company style C mahogany piano for its fine tone and touch. Pfaffin, long involved in the piano trade since childhood, is associated with first class instruments. The notice is dated January 6 1890 from Caricago Correct Organ Co at 223 State Street Curcaco Int.
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Colby
Colby Piano Company
Theodore Pfaffin
Caricago Corract Organ Co
State Street
Curcaco, Int
Colby Piano Co
Erie
Castoria memories and cheese at Nesmith & Knupp's
When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss she clung to Castoria. When she had Children she gave them Castoria. Headquarters for assorted cheeses including Full Cream Swiss Neufchatel Limburger Pineapple and Edam at Nesmith and Knupp's.
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Castoria
Nesmith & Knupp’s
Literary Notices and March Magazine Highlights
Admirers of Capt Charles King should read the March Lippincott tale, while the Forum, St Nicholas, Scribner's, Century, and other periodicals offer reviews, adventures, and literary portraits. Contents include Dawes on Harrison, Hart on civil service, Lamb studies, Ericsson, Hawaiian and Seminole notes, and Joseph Jefferson Autobiography plates.
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Charles King
Lippincott
Henry L. Dawes
Harrison
A. B. Hart
Harvard
St. Nicholas
Harry Perry Robinson
Smithereens
March
Charles Lamb
Col. Church
Ericsson
Everglades
Florida
Albert Shaw
Glasgow
Powell
United States Geological Survey
Fisher
Joseph Jefferson
Jefferson
Dr. Pangloss
Grand Clearance Sale for Clothing and Tailoring Now On
The World's Fair marks an unlimited clearance of clothing, hats, and tailoring. The store promises bargains, a complete stock for Warren, and custom suit orders at low margins with top craftsmen. Leaded by a New York–selected cloth line and Dunlap hats, they urge visitors to measure up or mail in orders.
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Warren County
Carver House
A. Weiss
Warren
Penn’a
New York
Complete line of Ladies and Children Muslin Underwear
We offer a full range of muslin underwear for ladies misses and children. Goods are first class in material and finish, priced extremely low. The work is careful and honest, with guaranteed satisfaction on every order.
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O. ©. Allen, Esq
State Senate
Yours Truly
A. H. Olmstead
Spring Creek
Critt Marsh
Kinzua
J. W. Dunkle, Esq
Bayne
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Governor Stone
Senate of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
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Congress
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Commonwealth
News and Notes
Gotham
Old St. Louis
Chicago Times
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Ohio
Punxsutawney
Genesee
Idaho
la Grippe
Mexico
Gro.s. Davis’ Drua Store
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Denver
Tur Woman’s Relief Corps
Pension Office
Raum
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Juneau
Seward
Department of Washington
J.C. Howard
12Th Kansas
David F. Connery
New Jersey
Grand Army of the Republic of
Goodrich & Fehlman
C. W. H. Verback
Glade Village
Perry D. Clark
WM. V. Hazeltine
Etters
Jane C. Osgood
Sheffield
R. C. Wright
Sam’s E. Barnes
Warren, Co
Hanning Christianson
A. Palmer
Admr
Literary Notices
George Ball
Water St
White Front
Mail Order Department
W. A. Alexander
Edgar Selden
Laura E. Burt
Marie Greenwald
Alice Gale
Noyes & Co's
Siegel
A. Siegel & Sons
Struthers
Iron Works
Struthers, Wells &Co
Parshall & Sill
E. W. Parshall
G. W. Sill
General Agents
Hunter & Jarvis
Diamond Furniture
Diamond Block
Warren, Fa
the Diamond Furniture Co., Diamond Block, Warren, P.a
Mason Emery
B. G. Gregory
McKain
Liberty St
L. G. Noyes & CO
Warren Savings Bank
Arren
Marriea
A.J. Hasestine
Dent
O. W. Beaty
Geo. B. Ensworth
Cashier
M.B. Dunham
A.J. Haseltine
L. R. Freeman
Jas. Clark
L. B. Wood
GW. Brong
D. W. Beaty
P. J. Reskwell
G. H. Noyes
B. A. Lynde & Son
Warreborough
William B. Lynde, Sec’y
Pliecher’s
JOS. Horne & Co’s
Penn Ave
Pittsburgh
P. S
N. K. Wendleboe
Liberty Street
New Postoffice
Nelson Greenland
Kopf & Henry
Main St
Kopf &Heresy
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