Parshall Declares for Warren County Assembly Nomination
In Warren Pa on December 14 1895 E W Parshall announces his candidacy for the Republican Assembly nomination under the reform platform adopted at Harrisburg on August 28 1895. He pledges to represent Warren county and the state if nominated and elected. We are authorized to announce L C Baker of Columbus Pa as a Republican primary candidate for Assembly from Warren county.
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Assembly
Warren County
Harrisburg
L. C. Baker
Columbus
A. M. Bennett
Spring Creek
S. P. Shearman
Corydon
J. J. Wheeler
Weaver and Wiltstik Named Warren County Associate Judge Candidates
Clarendon borough resident Z T Weaver and Ackley Station resident Charles H Wiltstik announce their candidacies for Associate Judge in Warren county. Both entries note candidacy is subject to Republican party decision and county election rules.
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Z.T. Weaver
Clarendon Borough
Warren County
Charles H. Wiltstik
Ackley Station
Pine Grove
Warren County WM. McCray for Register and Recorder
The Warren County Republican primary announces WM. McCray of Warren as a candidate for Register and Recorder subject to the GOP selection process.
Warren County Republicans announce multiple candidates for County Commissioner
The notice names J F Rounce W J Mead N W Dupree Maggie I Shortt John A Spetz Frank Hagberg Charles B Sampson and S P Sherman as Republican primary candidates for Warren County Commissioner. A M Bennett and J J Wheeler also declare candidacy with pledges of honesty and taxpayer focus.
Peterson Announces Candidacy for Warren County District Attorney
District Attorney announces Charles A. Peterson Esq of Warren as a candidate for Warren county District Attorney subject to Republican primaries decision.
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Charles A. Peterson, Esq
Warren
Warren County
George M. Pelton and W. J. Martin Named for County Auditor
County auditor race announced with George M. Pelton of Freehold township and W. J. Martin of Deerfield township as Republican candidates. Pelton runs under party authorization subject to primaries. Martin awaits nomination at the Republican convention.
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George M. Pelton
Freehold Township
W. J. Martin
Deerfield Township
Beardsley and Hibbard Nominated for Warren Jury Commissioner
The committee announces W. C. Beardsley of Pittsfield Township and William Hibbard of Pittsfield as Republican primary candidates for Jury Commissioner of Warren County. Their campaigns proceed to the primaries for decision.
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W. C. Beardsley
Pittsfield
Warren County
William Hibbard
Warren Man Nominated For Delegate to National Republican Convention
District delegates announce Hon. O. C Allen of Warren as a candidate for Delegate to the next National Republican Convention subject to voters in the 27th Congressional district. Schnuur of Warren is named as a candidate for Delegate to the same convention subject to voters in the 27th district.
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Chas. W. Stone
Warren
27Th
O. C Allen
27Th Congressional District
William Schnuur, Esq
27Th Congressional
Warren and Youngsville Republicans name delegates for state convention
County delegates announce Harry W. Neily of Warren and W. P. Nut Ting of Youngsville as candidates for Delegates to the Republican State Convention, with nominations subject to the outcome of Republican primaries in Warren County.
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Harry W. Neily
Warren
Warren County
W. P. Nut Ting
Youngsville
Republican Convention Dates Schedule
Republican events listed include primaries on Saturday April 11 return convention on Monday April 13 congressional convention on April 17 state convention on April 23 and the national convention on June 16 all within the party calendar.
Republican Primaries Planned for Warren County April 11
Warren County Republican leaders announce primaries in every election district on April 11 with the county convention at the Warren Court House on April 13 at 1 30 PM. Posters and tickets will be distributed to district committee members who will organize polls to stay open three to five hours as needed. All voters must be Republicans and legally qualified. County and district committees pledge prompt coordination and turnout efforts for April 11.
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Warren
Warren County
Court House
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Sec’y
Ohio Republicans Endorse McKinley at State Convention
Delegates voted for Ohio’s favorite son McKinley and praised a harmonious convention. The platform reaffirms the national party line on honest money, supporting gold and silver as standard money with parity, while rejecting free coinage at the current ratio.
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McKinley
National Party
How It Helped the Farmer Says Farm Stock Values Slide
A Department of Agriculture statement shows horses numbered 15,124,000 in the U S down from 16 2 million three years ago and 14 0 million five years back while the total value of farm live stock fell from 2 5 billion to 1 725 billion in three years amid tariff reform rhetoric.
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Department of Agriculture
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Law Lets Government Buy and Distribute Seeds
The joint resolution authorizing the Secretary of Agriculture to purchase and distribute seeds bulbs and similar supplies became law without the President's signature. The Democratic administration had provided Congressmen with seeds, and the new law may ensure the seeds reach the people.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Pennsylvania League Executive Meeting Sets State Convention Date
Major Warren calls executive committee meeting in Philadelphia on March 18 to fix the Erie state convention date and to finish preparations for attending the national league convention in Milwaukee in September.
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Major Warren
Pennsylvania League of Republican Clubs
Philadelphia
Erie
National League
Milwaukee
Indiana County Man Faces Quay After Magee Ring Call
M. C. Watson of Indiana county, once among last summer's Combiners, was summoned to Pittsburg by the Magee ring. After consulting they induced him to oppose Quay in Indiana county. The writer predicts the old man will make Watson and fellow hog combiners wish they had stayed quiet before 1896 ends.
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Indiana County
Pittsburg
Magee
Quay
Watson
Re-election Hopes For Co Superintendent Putnam
The triennial election for Co Superintendent of Schools is set for Tuesday May 5. Directors favor re-electing Supt Putnam, praising his diligent conduct and belief he fulfills the duties well.
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Putnam
Yearly Legislature Amendment Should Not Be Adopted
The proposition to amend Pennsylvania's constitution to require annual legislative sessions is opposed. The writer argues that even biannual sessions are preferable and that annual meetings would not benefit the people, suggesting four-year intervals might be better.
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Pennsylvania
McKean County Republicans Plan Nomination By Popular Vote
In McKean County voters will nominate officers by a popular vote next month, mirroring Warren County’s plan. Eleven candidates for County Commissioner have filed so far, with the list not yet complete.
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McKean County
Warren County
State Republicans edge toward new chairman choice
A contest arises between Senator W. H. Andrews and Frank Willing Leach for State Republican Chairman as Senator Quay plans retirement after the convention next month. Both candidates are seen as capable and popular, promising a strong party leadership whichever wins.
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W. H. Andrews
Frank Willing Leach
Quay
Morton Likely Fails Drive Over Pennsylvania Line
The Chicago Dispatch notes Gov. Morton would face a missing linchpin if he attempted crossing the Pennsylvania line. It suggests the pin was lost in Erie County last week as Buffalo chose two McKinley delegates.
Kentucky Legislature Ends Session Amid Turmoil and Rumpus
The Kentucky Legislature adjourned without electing a Senator or passing key bills. The episode stirred tension, with calls to mobilize the militia and widespread ill will lingering among participants and observers.
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Kentucky
Sun never sets due to orb's distrust of Englishman
Max O Rell explains that the sun never sets on British possessions because the great orb refuses to trust an Englishman in the dark.
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Max O’rell
Groundhog Returns to Burrow After Six Weeks
A light, playful note recalls the groundhog retreating into its hole six weeks ago, signaling seasonal changes with a folk sentiment and humorous cadence.
Great need to reform pension system and political shifts
St Louis dates Sept 22 23 24 mark a push to reform the pension system not by laws but by officers to be addressed after March 4. Republican candidates dominate national talk while Democrats are scarce in the field. Pennsylvania hosts many speakeasies and Sunday saloons in Scranton. The motorized carriage idea grows with talk of a safe horseless cutter. Public opinion notes One-idea parties fade as Republicans supply gold silver and paper. Minnesota plans a Father Hennepin statue next to Father Marquette. Ohio House votes to protect native songbirds including the American eagle. Quay donates land to National Masonic University near Beaver. Markets wait with uneven strength as spring 1896 approaches. Quay’s campaigning prowess cited as a threat to his own ascent. National debt under Cleveland cited at over 262 million. American petroleum expert says Russia won’t displace US oil but competition grows. American sources remain large and largely unopened.
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Father Hennepin
House of Representatives
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Russia
Time to adopt belligerency resolutions for Cuba
The New York Sun argues it is time for Congress to pass belligerency resolutions assigning executive action to secure fair play for Cuba. If the resolutions fail, other means should be used to establish permanent peace with honor and freedom, ending Washington debates in the Senate and House.
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President Cleveland Faces Mixed Rhetoric and Donations
The article notes President Cleveland presiding over a New York religious meeting aimed to raise 100000 for American missions, but only 7500 was collected. His speech drew sharp criticism for insulting newer western regions, with western critics contending his depiction of life there is exaggerated and unfair.
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New York
West
Tribune Urges Congress Adjournment For Rest Of Nation
The New York Tribune voices sympathy with calls for Congress to adjourn soon. It condemns endless wrangling and purposeless talk, urging Congress to do its work and go home to give the public a much needed rest.
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England Dominates Central Africa Trade Domination Declared
England leads all nations in Central Africa trade with 2,000,000 square miles and $47,500,000 yearly. France follows with 1,000,000 square miles and $12,500,000 in annual trade, part of which goes to British merchants. England has not expanded into America but claims the bulk of Africa remains established.
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England
Africa
France
America
York County Republicans Elect McKinley Delegate
In Crawford County Senator Andrews backs Quay for president as York county Republicans choose a McKinley delegate to the National convention and instruct four delegates to the State convention to withhold support for Senator Cameron for Delegate-at-large.
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Senator Andrews
Crawford Co
Senator Quay
Republicans
York County
McKinley
Senator Cameron
Epison Sees Through Wood With Roentgen Rays
Epison demonstrates that Roentgen rays can penetrate an eight inch pine block with the naked eye and expects to eventually see through metals brick walls and the human body while continuing experiments.
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Epison
Big Majority Grow Seen Nominated Again in Congress-at-Large
A dispatch from Washington says Big Majority Grow will be renominated for Congress at large if he lives and keeps healthy. The other nominee to succeed Mr. Huff is S. A. Davenport of Erie. That will be all right.
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Congress
Huff
S. A. Davenport
Erie
Heirs of Jay Gould Tax Dodger Champions The Fortunes
A historical note describes the Gould heirs as the so called tax dodgers who have inherited about eighty million dollars and have not paid state or local taxes by claiming non residence status.
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Jay Gould
Comet scare debunked as no impact hit earth
A reader notes the earlier fear of a comet striking Earth proved unfounded as no collision occurred. The item recalls public alarm and the eventual reassurance from space watchers.
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False fire alarm disrupts Youngsville scene march 18
March 18 in Youngsville a false fire alert triggered a bucket brigade rush after rumors of Kinnear's planing mill fire. Merle Kay, who swallowed a button weeks ago, is home recovering. Mrs Otto M Agrelius and Dora Jackson receive mixed health updates as Ada Currie and Mrs Charles Stuart remain under medical care.
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Youngsville
Kinnear
Merle Kay
Otto M. Agrelius
Dora Jackson
New England Conservatory
D. Mass
W. J. Mead
Charles Stuart
Ada Currie
Ridgway Tailoring Firm Grows Under New Ownership
O H Olson of Ridgway purchased N O Johnson’s tailoring business and moved into one of John Shriner’s buildings near the Shaw House, retaining Johnson’s former staff. Local notices mention others moving, traveling, and social events in Sheffield including church, Swedish mission, and Epworth League activities.
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O. H. Olson
Ridgway
N. O. Johnson
John Shriner
Shaw House
Mr. Johnson
J. H. Pratt
Buffalo
C. H. Smith
Church Street
C. R. Bashline
Epworth League
R. L. Armstrong
van Etten Avenue
A. M. Jaycox
H. B. Pinney
Clarendon
Colorado
Carl A. Carlson
Lutheran Church
Lowell
Mass
A. W. Franklin
Soe
Swedish Mission Church
Charles Anderson
C. E. Nelson
Gustafson & Nelson
Horton, Crary & Co
Presbyterian Church
Warren
Saybrook
Sheffield House
Mary Wood
Cleveland
New York
Charley Miller
Frank Coleman
Bradford
Wrightsville News Roundup and Local Notes
Wrightsville reports a Free Methodist meeting from Youngsville at the local church. Notable moves include Manfred Barton into the Allan Wright house on Main Street and Milton Skinner staying with N. F. Wright. Engagements involve B. B. Siggins visiting for the Conenango Building Loan Association. Mrs. Alice Brooks died, with funeral at the Swedish church, Rev. Hopkins officiating.
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Youngsville
Manfred Barton
Allan Wright
Main Street
B. B. Siggins
Conenango Building Loan Association of
Warren
Maccabees
Samuel Ericson
Hopkins
S. D. Boone
Ohio
Louisa
Milton Skinner
N. F. Wright
Henry Dorn
Sugar Grove
Alice Brooks
Thompson Hill and Lander News Roundup
Thompson Hill and Lander items report J A Fletcher recovering from grip. Miss Mabel Clark back from Russell. D F Porter and George Scranton selling rug tafters on the road. Hatten Sweet of Lander injured by a fall. Hodges and Mahan report new corn and bran. mill running day and night. Mrs James G Marsh of Russell and Mrs Fisher of Jamestown visit Mrs S Clark. John S Barton of Chautauqua visits wife at Lander. Grangers receive car of corn. C H Braley of Lander at Warren. Mr and Mrs H L Phillips visiting Jamestown. Delbert Putnam rents N F Philo’s farm. P P Putnam on business to Jamestown. Mrs A Putnam returns from Marshtown visit.
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Thompson Hill
Lander
J. A. Fletcher
Mabel Clark
Russell
D. F. Porter
George Scranton
Hatten Sweet
Hodges & Mahan
James G. Marsh
Fisher
Jamestown
S. Clark
John S. Barton
Chautauqua
Grangers
C. H. Braley
Warren
H. L. Phillips
Delbert Putnam
N. F. Philo
P. P. Putnam
Brief misinterpretation stirs hotel plans in Lander
A Lander correspondent reports Houghnot intends renovating a site for a hotel in H A Braley locality. A supposed paralysis shock was misread, clarified as a hard poke from a pokead.
Obituaries and local notices from Dugall district
March events include a benefit for Rev. Sp Crouch, travel updates for Lions Club members, and a family obituary cluster. Mrs Alice Brooks died March 7 and was buried March 10 after a long illness. Sam Erickson’s baby died March 8 and he died March 10. Rev Hopkins from Columbus officiated the funeral. A creamery meeting is planned at Erickson’s store next Saturday evening.
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Hopkins
Columbus
Edinboro Normal School Basketball Clash March 19
Prof J Y McKinney arranged a Northwestern Pennsylvanian championship game between Bradford and Edinboro Normal, nine players per side, to be held in the armory on Thursday March 19 with Fenton and Butts of Jamestown as umpires and McKinney plus Robertson as referees.
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Jamestown
Bradford
Jane
Northwestern Penna
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McKinney
Robertson
Boak
Philo
Benedict
Mary
Philo Society
South Hall
Glade Township Republicans Set April 11 Primaries
E W Parshall chairman of the Republican County Committee urges Glade electors to vote in the April 11 primaries in the First Second and Third districts. The notice states voting follows prior district boundaries and counts the last presidential vote of each district for the winning candidate.
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Hooks
Republican Co
Warren
Glade
Ane
E. W. Parshall
Not to be trifled With From Cincinnati Gazette
A warning on colds as serious medical risks cites frequent fatal illnesses begun by minor exposure. It urges prompt treatment and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective. Bottles priced 25 and 50 cents are sold by Morris & Warren and P B Canfield Coryon.
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Chamberlain
Morris & Oe Warren
P. B. Canfield Coryon
Note of Warning and Lincoln Cabinet Remark
A promotional claim touts South American Nervine as a universal cure for indigestion and cancer of the stomach from Warren Pa. Meanwhile Hon Charles A Dana praises Lincolns cabinet in New Haven, calling Lincoln the greatest man of modern American history. A druggist distributes DeWitts Little Early Risers as a liver regulator.
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Warren
Charles A. Dana
New Haven
Lincoln
DeWitt
F. H. Dixson
Arkansas Pronunciation Debate Sparks Public Vote Claim
Mr Reed argues the word Arkansas should be pronounced Arkansaw as declared by the state legislature, claiming critics push for popular pronunciation. The Blizzard notes the name's origin as an Indian word once rendered Arkansaw by French map makers.
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Arkansas
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Oil City
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Promises Quick Cures
Soothing cleansing salve touted as enemy to sores wounds and piles. Claims to stop itching burning and cure chapped lips and cold sores in two to three hours. By F. H. Dixson.
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F. H. Dixson
Sheriff Sale of Sample Property in Warren County Pa
A writ of Fieri Facias directs sale at public vendue in Warren County Pa on April 6 1896 at 10 AM. The property in Columbus Township Warren County includes 109 acres with multiple barns a two story dwelling and several outbuildings described by deed references. Sold to satisfy Julia A Mallette against Irvine L Sample and John Hample.
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Arren County
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Sarah Sample
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Elias Perkins
Irvine L. Sample
John Hample
Julia A. Mallette
Grass Market Seed Prices In Warren County
Grass Market advertises a weekly seed price column for Grass and Clover Seeds plus Farm and Garden Seeds. The dealer claims to be the largest in Warren County and promises high grade seed at prices cheaper than shipping, listing Timothy and several clovers and grasses.
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An Act to Amend an Act of A Lewis for Lands in Warren
A legislative item titled An Act to Amend an Act of A Lewis concerns adjustments to land tenure in Warren. The measure proposes modifications to the prior act's terms governing parcels and rights, outlining scope and authority for implementation. The notice emphasizes legal updates affecting property ownership and regional governance.
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Tanning CO Cecesserses Eeeeeescoras
Stoneham Tan. Co
Unknown
Sseseees
Armour, Keeeeres Eee
Green
McKeaneeee Eee
Reynolds Bros
Aaneeeees
Udkdowd
Esses Ccecessre Serven
Laarsod
Moo. Os
Cee
Essec
Eeessersenee A1
Edd J. OX GB
Eeesessere Ances
Hos
NS Bros
Martin, Eae Nee Nee
Parrish Robt
Wait
Hiram E
Dingley Estate
UN. i of
Ceeee
Rockwe
McClintock
Dennis
B. J
Archibald Osne
Rown
Ewe
Brooks
Horn
Daniel
Lock & Atkins
McCgrew
James
Dee von von
Udkmowd
McGrew
Great National Ed
William F
Wheelock
Serene Cee
Ag McGrew
Great National Pet. Co
Richardson
Great National Pet
Ence Recenans Ces Coe
Annes
McGrew. James
Spring Creek Township
Eldred
B.C
Ovsse Ee
Cnn
Eae
Jeons Oan
Nichols & Baker
Jewessense
Nepeee
Seeeee Eeewee Cooneeevoresens
Eeeness Ceeseeereees
Casisariocsese
Barlow
Peneenene
G. B. Pet. CO
Ceeersesees
Robbison
L. A
BANK
Penn.a
F. H. Rockwell
First National Bank
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Tran
Liverpool
Queens
Town
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christania
Copenhagen
F. K. Russell
W. H. Craven
U. S
Dearborn
Ars
Matty
Robert Tait
Inemniere
Farnsworth
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