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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1888

Page

2

Warren County Republican primary and county convention notice

Warren county Republicans fix April 14 1888 for the district primary elections and call district Vigilance Committees to establish voting hours at convenient places. The County Convention will meet April 16 1888 at 1 PM in the Warren Court House. J H Donly chairman.

Warren Warren County Congress General Assembly Warren Academy Court House Glade Township Court of Common Pleas W. V. N. Yates

Republican Announcements Highlight Local Congressional and Sheriff Candidacies

Authorized notices name L. F. Watson of Warren County as a 27th district congressional candidate pending Republican convention, and E. A. Allen of Freehold plus Henry Fuellhart of Tidioute as sheriff candidates awaiting county convention decisions.

E. A Allen Freehold Henry Fuellhart Tidioute

Watson for Congress Highlights Strong Experience

The Warren paper announces Hon. L. F. Watson of Warren as the Republican congressional candidate for the district including Warren Venango McKean and Cameron counties. It extols his two terms in Congress his hands on approach to constituent needs and his business acumen and notes he would bring capable representation and solid party loyalty to the House.

Congress L. F. Watson Warren Venango McKean Cameron Warren County Col. Watson

High License Law Passed by New Jersey Legislature

The New Jersey Legislature quickly enacted a local option high license law allowing counties to ban liquor sales where possible and require high licenses where not. Governor Green vetoed it but Republicans overrode the veto, making it law. It shifts liquor control toward temperance, with future court tests likely on constitutional grounds.

Jersey New Jersey Green Supreme Court of New Jersey

Farce at Sullivan Mitchell Prize Fight Drawn After 39 Rounds

The Boston slugger Sullivan and London’s Mitchell fought three hours in a prize bout that ended in a draw. Supporters blame brutality and call the event a blot on civilization. All participants were arrested, but nothing lasting is expected.

Sullivan Boston Mitchell London France

Free trade debate on English farming woes in Parliament

Henry Chapin M P described English farming as depressed under free trade with a yearly mosses of 250 million dollars and 700000 idle workers. He warned of acres out of cultivation and declines in cattle and sheep while English farmers faced unemployment and reduced wages.

Henry Chapin M. P England

Temperance advocate frames law against drinking culture

Francis Murray urges a law criminalizing giving or taking drinks. In Buffalo last week Mr Murphy warned that forcing abstinence harms, likening it to a baby kept on a bottle: a man who has relied on liquor for twenty years would suffer greatly when weaned.

Francis Murray Murphy Buffalo

Tur White Ribbon Debuts in Pittsburg Advocates Tax Reform

A new monthly ten page issue in Pittsburg titled Tur White Ribbon advocates repeal of the Internal Revenue tax on liquors. The paper is neatly printed and ably edited, and centers on temperance and reform efforts led by the W. C. T. U.

Tur Pittsburg Internal Revenue

Boston Mourns as Kaiser Dead Echoes in City

Boston expresses deep sorrow over the death of Germany's Kaiser while recalling past shocks from Barnum's Jumbo and cautious notes on a pet slug ger incident. The tone blends grief with local anecdotes and memorial mood.

Boston Germany Barnum

Henry Warp Beecher Tilton scandal story published by arrangement

The piece, framed as Beecher's own account, notes publication by his widow and son after beliefs the tale was court bound. It moves to political notes with Blizzard questions about talent and a prompt answer, then announces Republican primary meetings set for April 14 called by Chairman Donly as candidates emerge.

Henry Warp Beecher Tilton Donly

Emperor Frederick the Third’s Death and German Succession

One of Europe’s great stage figures died March 9. Frederick William III rises as German Emperor and King of Prussia after Bismarck’s announcement. His marriage to Victoria Adelaide produced six children, oldest Frederick William Victor Albert, and his son the Crown Prince may rule or govern as regent if needed. The English Princess becomes Empress of Germany awaiting widowhood and its wealth.

William Prussia Austria Frederick the Great Germany Charles the Fifth Napoleon Europe Prince Bismarck Reichstag Frederick William Frederick the Third Victoria Adelaide Princess Royal Great Britian Frederick William Victor Albert

Dakota Statehood Bid Tangles Senate vote motives

The committee on States and Territories concedes Dakota is ready for admission based on population agriculture and resources. The delay is political to avoid adding two more Republican senators. A bill proposes admitting Dakota Washington Montana and New Mexico together to influence party balance and time of admission.

Committee On States and Territories Dakota Washington Montana New Mexico Union of States

Denial of Hearings on Free Trade Sparks Outcry

The Ways and Means Committee’s arbitrary refusal to hear workingmen and manufacturers is set to provoke a major political backlash. The move, unprecedented in committee history, draws sharp criticism from veteran lawmakers who accuse the "Dark Lantern" plan of withholding information and harming national industrial interests.

Ways and Means Committee Mills Col. Morrison Congress

Admonition on family ties and adopting guardianship

A provocative remark asks if one has parents and suggests adopting the best girl's father and mother as a test of their own family connections. The quip plays on social expectations and clever roguish wit.

A Reprieve for the Condemned Dyspepsia Relief Bitters Ad

Dyspepsia sufferers find new hope with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as it relieves flatulence heartburn and insomnia. Testimonials praise its results though the era’s style notes Grandmother Garfield’s death and young James A Garfield pursuing law in Cleveland. New embroideries and trimming laces at Patterson's.

Bitters Patterson’s

Free scholarship offered by state for textile art study

Governor may appoint one county pupil to a two year free scholarship at the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art in Philadelphia funded by a $20,000 appropriation. About 200 pupils attend. Also notes on farm animal statistics for Pennsylvania, postal offices counts by county, and an April superintendents’ convention in Harrisburg.

Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art Philadelphia United States Warren County Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania Sterrit Quigly Lock Haven Adeline Fortney Lancaster County Montour County Harrisburg

W C T U Work Scope and Relief Society Value

Discussion on limits of W C T U departments shows needs drive work. Warren Relief Society aids the poor efficiently, reducing begging, aiding nourishment and clothing. Evokes hope for continued support as winter hardships persist, highlighting women’s rescue work for God and homeland.

Relief Society Warren Ladies West End

Monumental Stupidity and Indian Education Policy Change

A lengthy critique condemns a federal order forbidding vernacular instruction in Indian schools and threatening closures. It argues the move usurps authority from missions and harms Dakota language education at Santee, noting Bible translation, hymns, and church growth. Calls for reconsideration, justice, and retrenchment from religious educators and supporters. The piece closes with a brief report on Warren Union mothers department meeting and a talk on Heredity.

Commissioner of Indian Affairs Washington Wm. Strong Apnishea Wea United States Free Santee Normal Training School and Theological Institute Dakota Board of Missions The Presbyterian Church

Hard luck for Neal Dow in Portland mayor race

The piece notes Neal Dow's poor showing as a Prohibition candidate in Portland Maine, where a Republican defeated him. It also quotes various historical tidbits on stove makers, a dentist advert, American hardware exports, and a warning about whisky. It mentions Louisa May Alcott's death, a new Postoffice order, and temperance events led by the Warren Union and W C T U, including a week of prayer and public meetings. A Law and Order Society forms in Warren and cider mill closures are noted, with comments on enforcement of the cider ordinance.

Neal Dow Portland Mitchell D. T London Liverpool Hull Louisa M. Alcott Smithsonian Washington Sisters of the W. C Warren Common Council Council

Republican readers urged to subscribe to Mail and Phila. Weekly Press

A promotional pitch urges every Republican to subscribe to the Mail and Philadelphia Weekly Press for the low price of 1.76 dollars. The appeal emphasizes loyalty and value, urging supporters to secure a timely delivery. The notice frames the subscription as benefiting the reader and the party.

Mail Phila

Subscription Drive for Philadelphia Weekly Press and Mail

A local notice invites readers to join a subscription list for the Philadelphia Weekly Press and the Mail at $1.75 in advance, signaling ongoing circulation drives and reader support.

Philadelphia Weekly Press The Mail

Warren Retail Market Prices Read Across Warren Dealers

Corrected weekly by Goodrich and Fehlman the Warren market lists prices paid by Warren dealers for commodities such as butter beans clear pork lard eggs onions potatoes and various staples. It includes prices per unit for items like sugar coffee flour kerosene and grain products with brands and grades noted in a dense catalog style. The fragmentary list emphasizes regional trade values and typical goods traded in Warren during the period.

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Warren Mail Emperor William Temperance Department Tus Mother’s Department the Warren Union C. M. Snyder Warren Union Evangelical Church Frances E. Wituarp Caroline B. Buent Cor Wagner & Rhis John L. Kerr Return of the Wonderful Nana Sahib I’sycho le Cocon Egyp'ian L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store E. A. Baldwin Pidioute Sugar Grove Chandler’s Valley First National Bank of Benjamin Ellis Frewsburg Chautangus County N. Y First National Bank Warren, Pa Keystone Clothiers Brewers Billiard State of Warren Borough People’s Co-Operative Store Johnson and Siegfried W. H. Houghtling C. B. Goodwin and Son Kendall Brothers H. Davenny S. Keller C. Smith P. Northrop Leonhart and Sons Lesser and Company Oil Well Supply Co. Limited Greenland Warren Feed Company J. E. Blair S. W. Ferguson P. Greenland H. A. Hardenburg Wm. Messner A. Kuhlman Green Groceries B. F. Morris A. Siegel and Sons David Shear Goodrich and Fehrman Bell Brothers George Ball Sol Cobn and Co Richard Ward Jennings and Lohnes J.J. Nesmith T. B. Clawson Humphrey and Nemeyer G. N. Patterson C. L. Chadwick General Merchandise C.T. Bordwells Youngsville Borough W. D. Belmap J. W. Agreius J. G. McKee Mead and Jackson McKdowell and Kinnear H. L. Mead and Company Fred Swanson General Mad Alger Genera Merchandise Columbus Borough H. Metzgar General Merchan Brokenstraw Township John Cooney George Kolfrat W.G. Shannon Merchan H.R de Long Cherry Grove Township J.B. Miller Thomas Brothers W. J". Johnson Tiffany and Louen Conewangon Township C. McLaughlin John Buck Wm. Jewell and Son Corydon Township J. Clawson J. M. Turney Joseph Green Nelson Mead KE. E. Pierce P. B. Canfield and Son T. J. Reynolds K. T. Jaquay Li Offerle and Son W. H. Pickett and G.L. Friday G. L. Friday Brown and Friend Wyman and Davis Kopf and Hary G. W. Cogswell C. W. Sersall Hunter and Jarvis Merek Brothers L. G. Noyes Ceecees Charles Henry A. A. Davis and Co J.J. Taylor and Co J. Samuels and Brother George S. Davis Secee Cc M. Quinn W. F. Caldwell General Merchan- Cibc J. M. Green Kopf & Henry T. S. Messner,& CO Pine Grove Township Bennett Brothers W.C. Hale and Company Roman Schuur Moll P. F. Lewis EB. H. French Mott Brothers Meret J. L. Thompson Meral Chan A. A. Clark J. E. Houghnet Neil Patterson G. Turner and Son Spring Creek Township Ll P.M. Garcelon and Company Gene Baker Gilson and Baker M. A. Myers West Spring Creek Johnson and Cummings W. Spring Creek Deerfield Township W. P. Crouch South West Township Gillman and Thurber Mer Chandise Myron Dunham T. V.S. Morian Sugar Grove Township Clark and Company Harry Wilson Chandler's Valley Hultberg D. E. Cook Grove, Gro Elured Township McDonald Brothers John Barlow J.P. Mericle Wood Brothers, Hardware Bush and Belnap R. Peterson G.W. Peck and Company Thompson Brothers Mrs. D. Pierce S. C. Graham N.H. Blanchard Ware W. H. Mix Wheelock and Son L. H. Darling M. W. Harrington Elk Township Sosssereene Seepeedasssnnes Soansenannensee J. Sechnur F. R F. D. Cogswell Warren Mills Company Thomas Wood Kolfrat and Henderson C. Forsburg and Anderson Imeland Shank Frank Hoyt Columbus John Coleman Youngsville GC. McClintock Corydon Charles O. Ryberg Sheffield Andrew Erickson F. H. Cauley Clarendon Grosvenor Lane Russell Frank Caro Kinzua J. J. Dardin Sheffield Township Clarendon Borough Painter Brothers George H. Ernest FE. Brown A. I. Fitch Williamson and Phelps J. R. Durham M. Jackson and Brother A. W. Storey J. H. Driscoll Boyd Brothers and Young Boots Farmington Township Wallace W. Briggs R. E. Miller Freehold Township W. D. Whitney Lottsville Kay and Johnson P. Wright Wrightsville J. A. McArthur G. A. Johnson and Brother Morris Einstein F.D. Austin Fred Anderson L. Epstine Slic Boyd Brothers G. M. Hill S. Lemmer E. L. Paim Milsee Eeewenees S. M. Krhoduberger Goaland Weaver Knight and Hamilton Fessler and Lewis M. H. Whitling A. Harris H.L. Hershfield E. Brown James Fagan J. R. Mitchell E. L. Coates N.C. Allen J. Baldensperger P. J. Prnshel W.C. Russell P.S. Dunkle Andrew Nelson Horton, Crary and Company Siegfried and Skelton Lewis Lath H. Roberts Barnes P. O White Saybrook P. O J. E. Berkheimer Triumph Township W. P. Wagner General Merchan Gisc Cosncorne-Cocnenss Cove A. Dunn Watson Township Teeree C. E. Hapgood Groceries G. H. and R. W. Humphrey W. H. Mabie Kinzua Township Smith and Sinclair Merdh Tidicute Borough Has, Kemble and Son W. R. Dawson J. O. Strong P. Bucklin J. H. King J. Tate Weagraff and G. W. Moorhouse Kerr L. D. Patterson John Siggins Dry Zoos E. A. Culver H. Fuelihart Pittsfield Township Watt and Andrews H. F. Andrews and Company W. D. Bucklin J. T. Hardegan Chas. A. Alien J. L. Acomb Co. Fuelchart O. D. Horn Morris P. Goudy Ayers and Stright Merchanaisec Esse Erickson Brothers Rod Connelly J. A. Ulf Thompson and Henry Julius Borquin D. M. McCall Furniture and Under J. B. Jennings Bear Lake Borough H. L. Wilcox C. V. Mather Howard and Laquay Ceries Ll I. A. Whitney Aeeene Henry Keppel H. E. McConnell Mead Township E. M. Clap and Company J. W. Cable B. W. Rogers White and Company General Mer Hotels W. Hathaway Garland Julia A. Acocks Pittsfield Bent Ellis Charles Ricker Frank Williams J. C. Baker Spring Creek A. P. Garfield H. Gregory Joseph Hale Charles Shaw Joseph Clinton A. Pierce Tiona C. Campbell A. Mannin Wm. Rollins Glade E. Dean J.C. Davidson U. G. Shope T. W. Dempsey George H. Leonhart C. W. King Frank Metzgar D. Kidlesperger Conewango A. Witz Warren Wills and Stricker Warren H. J. Wilhelmus Warren J. M. Eckardt Milton 8 Diver N.N. Hanchett J. H. Boyd Grand Valley H. E. Tuttle Vanes Imees Treasur W. P. Grindley C. Schwing John Schmutz Andise Chu F. H. Rockwell and Company Tahlea A. D. Frank Seereee Seeevee Dalrymple Mercantile Appraiser Ieruic Auuulors T. H. Bines Stoneham, Pa Citizens National Bank Myron Waters Francis Henry David L. Gerould M. Waters P. Johnson F. Henry H. A. Jamieson V. Davis W. D. Brown A. Hertzel Geo. N. Parmlee A.T. Scofield U.S F. W. Cook Ohn Rowland Hickory St F. E. Windsor F. H. Tillotson Henry Fogle Peter Smith Mary Detler W. G. Luce M. Beecher Et al F. H. Rockwell James C. Holden Trustee FE. Eddy Agnes Crowley Penna. R. R. Co Comrs. of Columbus Tp Same S.A. Wetmore Geo. W. Crouch Geo Hamill, Sr Z. Mickle Warren Packard Benj. Bailey J. D. Russell J. Benedict Boyd Marsh D.A Artiep Loren Gould Conneaut, Ohio Goodrich & Fehlman Ealers Graham Rye Y. Hyson Japan Roney L. D. Wetmore Cashier Ireland Scotland National Line of Iron Ueenstown Antwerp Hamburg Bremen Iam J.K. Ronne Liberty Street
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