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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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