Republican primary set for Warren County April 14 1888
Warren Pa March 10 1888 the Republican Executive Committee fixes April 14 1888 as the date for Republican primaries in Warren County and calls on Republicans to vote for officers including Congress General Assembly Sheriff Prothonotary Clerk of Courts two Warren Academy trustees and delegates to state national and county conventions. The County Convention will convene April 16 1888 at 1 pm at the Warren Court House. J H Denny Chairman Rep Ex Com.
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Warren
Warren County
Congress
General Assembly
Warren Academy
Court House
Glade Township
Court of Common Pleas
East Warren
W. N. Yates
Republican candidates announced for county and district offices
Authorized notices declare Hon. L. F. Watson for Congress in the 27th District, C. C. Thompson for Legislature, D. U. Arird for Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts, Henry Fuellhart for Sheriff, and E. A. Allen for Sheriff, all subject to Republican primaries and county conventions in Warren County during the ensuing election.
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L. F. Watson
Warren County
Henry Fuellhart
Tidioute
E. Aallen
Freehold
Primary Republican Nominations Proposed This Week
The piece lists candidates for county offices and party posts to be voted at April 14 primaries. It notes Col Watson for Congress C C Thompson for Assembly D A Arird for Prothonotary and two sheriff candidates Henry Fuellhart and E A Allen. It also names delegates for the National Convention and the State and County Conventions and urges Republican turnout.
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Congress
Warren Academy
Col. Watson
C. C. Thompson
Assembly
D. A. Arird
Henry Fuellhart
Tidioute
E. A. Allen
Freehold
H. H. Cumings
Capt. Mackey
Venango
R B. Stone
McKean
Judge Cochran
Cameron
Court House
Storm's Reach and Rail Blockade Across the East
The text notes a nor'easter causing two inches of snow and freezing winds, with major train delays and a five day mail outage east of Harrisburg to New England. It highlights wrecks along the Virginia coast and widespread disruption to New York Central and Pennsylvania lines, while some routes near Washington and Baltimore remained intact. By week’s end, digging out began and services resumed. RanpDALL introduces a tariff bill cutting internal revenue taxes by 70 million and tariffs by 25 million, wiping tobacco and whisky taxes, with whisky tax reduced to 50 cents. passage remains possible.
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Harrisburg
Washington
Virginia
New Jersey
New England
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Signal Service Bureau
Ranpdall
Internal Revenue
Prohibition Argument on Liquor Sales and High License
An able Prohibition organ states that a prohibitory law prohibits but does not prevent the sale of liquor. It likens the effect to a papal bull prohibiting yet allowing sunshine. In contrast, high license not only prohibits sale except under certain conditions but absolutely prevents it.
Blizzard captures Roscoe Conkling in New York again
The report recalls Conkling trapped by a blizzard in New York with near death, recalling a past Albany blizzard where he remained buried. Gen Badeau seeks ten thousand dollars for Grant biography. Ignatius Donnelly claims Bacon wrote Shakespeare, dismissed as absurd.
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Gen. Badeau
Grant
Ignatius Donnelly
Bacon
Shakespeare
Republican Doctrine and Tax Cuts Doctrine in the Press
The Philadelphia Press asserts there is no doubt about the Republican position on tax cuts and tariff revision. It notes that Republicans passed tax reductions since the war, while Democrats in control of the House failed to pass any tax-cut measures, except brief periods, and argues that continued Republican control would reduce the surplus by 75 to 100 million dollars.
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Philadelphia
House of Representatives
House
Underground wires urged to avert future blackouts
The storm's aftermath urges burying telegraph and telephone lines. Major cities including Philadelphia New York and Baltimore suffered total outages with all wires down and fire alarms unusable. Officials warn underground cables would preserve communications despite future disasters.
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Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York City
Temperance apostle preaches amid Buffalo meetings
The temperance speaker argues his campaign centers on love and prohibition, not law and order, saying the traffic harms society while saloonkeepers deserve no enmity. He notes his personal Prohibition stance since eighteen years ago and claims no trouble with authorities. Barnum’s show in New York is defeated by a blizzard, described as a bigger spectacle than any circus. Wisconsin Republicans form a State League led by Lucius Fairchild, reporting 718 clubs statewide. New York seeks the biggest of everything as the blizzard outstrips rivals.
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Supreme Court of Colorado
Francis Murphy
Law and Order
Beaver
Hartranft
Gobin
Hastings
Snowden
Florida
Robert H. Coleman
Henry Bergh
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
New York
House Committee On Banking and Currency
National House of Representatives
Mississippi
Kansas
Robert Gardner
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Law and Order Society
Barnum
Seven Million Dollar Storm Losses Reported in New York
A New York dispatch estimates total losses from the storm at seven million dollars in the city with twenty million across involved states. Food shortages grow as milk and meat supplies dwindle and coal prices rise while relief arrives.
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New York
Pennsylvania Road
Harrison
New Jersey Meadows
Newark
South Elizabeth
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
Mott Haven
Pothamville
Hewitt
Bismarck
Huron
Dakota
St. Paul
Minn
Midwest towns pledge aid to eastern blizzard victims
Mandan ships a car of flour to eastern sufferers. Canton starts a relief fund accepting clothing and money. Fargo sends a message to New York Mayor Hewitt expressing shock at the storm and offering aid or provisions and refuge for affected families. Dakota towns voice broad sympathy for those hit by the blizzard.
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Mandan
Dak
Mandan Roller Mill Co
Canton
Dakota
Fargo
Hewitt
New York
Fargo, Dak
Atlantic Sea
Great Wheat Belt
Impure Baking Powders Warn Consumers Of Health Risks
A Ohio State Food Commission report lists impure baking powders sold nationwide. Names include Dame Dr Price Sterling Pearson’s Scioto Crown Silver Star De Land Horsford Kenton Patapsco One Spoon and others. Impurities range from alum to lime and phosphates, while Royal Baking Powder is praised for strength and purity.
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Ohio State Food Commission
Dr. Price
Horsford
Resignation and Appointment in County Social Purity Office
Mrs J P Jefferson resigns as County Superintendent of Social Purity. Mrs O B Watson of Warren is appointed to fill the post and will respond to inquiries. County President Mrs L D Wetmore travels in the South for two or three months and invites correspondence. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds daily prayer meetings this week at 4 pm in the Evangelical Church. Local organizers report new group formation in Columbus, totaling fifteen members, with officers listed.
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J. P. Jefferson
O. B. Watson
Warren
L. D. Wetmore
South
Virginia
N. B
Woman’s, Christian Temperance Union
Evangelical Church
M. E. Beach
Chas. Lott
Columbus
H. F. Walton
DeWitt Blair
H. L. Spencer
Jones Smith
Lilly Ewer
A. Trantum
Ella Gordon
Corry
The Best of Mothers Inscribed on a Tombstone
A poem from Woman's Magazine recalls Mrs. E. K. Cheadle, praised as “the best of mothers.” It honors a quiet life guiding her son Dr. Benjamin Rush, detailing her patient care, prayers, and counsels that shaped his battle with illness and his eventual deeds. The poem reflects on lasting legacy beyond worldly fame.
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Benjamin Rush
E, K. Cheadle
Woman's Magazine
Reprieve for the Condemned Dyspeptics by Bitters
Dyspepsia sufferers find relief with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The tonic eases flatulence, heartburn, nervous insomnia, and digestion issues. testimonials praise its benefits. Peterson's Magazine April issue highlighted for steel plates, engravings, dress patterns, and strong literary content. subscription two dollars a year from Peterson's Magazine, 306 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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Bitters
Peterson’s Magazine
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Junk Buyer Ads for Rag and Metal Salvage at Johnson's Exchange
Ross H. Jonyson offers cash for rags free from rubbish, panels, and old rubber shoes and metals for the rest of the season. Items can be left at his room at Johnson's Exchange.
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Johnson’s Exchange
Ross H. Jonyson
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J. O. Strong
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L. D. Patterson
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E. A. Culver
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W. D. Bucklin
J. T. Hardegan
Chas. A. Allen
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J. L. Acomb
C. Fuelihart
J. A. Ulf
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J. B. Jennings
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de Long
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W.C. Hale and Company
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J.B. Miller
Thomas Brothers
W. ). Johnson
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Conewango Township
McLaughlin
John Buck
Wm. Jewell
Chandise
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J. Clawson
J. M. Turney
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Neilson Mead
E. E. Pierce
P. B. Canfield and Son
T. J. Reynolds
K. T. Jaquay
M. Quinn
W. F. Caldwell
J. M. Green
A. A. Clark
J. E. Houghnot
Neil Patterson
G. Turner and Son
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W. P. Crouch
Eldred Township
J.P. Mericle
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Bush and Beinap
KR. Peterson
G.W. Peck and Company
Thompson Brothers
Mrs. D. Pierce
S.C. Graham
N.H. Blanchard
Elk Township
C. Forsburg and Anderson
Imel and Shank
Farmington Township
Wallace W. Briggs
E. Miller
Freehold Township
W. DreWhitney
Lottsville
Kay and Johnson
P. Wright
Wrightsville
J. A. McArthur
Spring Creek Township
South West Township
Gillman and Thurber
Mer
Myron Dunham
T. V.S. Morian
Sugar Grove Township
Clark and Company
Harry Wilson
Hultberg
Thayer and Company
D. E. Cook
McDonald Brothers
John Barlow
W. H. Mix
Wheelock and Son
L. H. Darling
M. W. Harrington
A. G. McIntyre and Company
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Sheffield Township
G. A. Johnson
F. D. Austin
Fred Anderson
L. Epstine
J. R. Mitchell
E. L. Coates
N.C. Allen
J. Baldensperger
P. J. Trashel
W. OC. Russell
P.S. Dunkle
C. E. Hapgood
G.H. and
R. W. Humphrey
Kinzua Township
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J. H. King
J. Tate
Weagraff and
Rapp
D. G. Blackman
Val Benson
G. W. Moorhouse
Weagraff and Kerr
Pittsfield Township
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O. D. Horn
S. Morris
S. P. Goudy
Ayers and Stright
Erickson Brothers
Seeeneee
S. Connelly
I. A. Whitney
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Andrew Nelson
Horton, Crary and Company
Siegfried and Skelton
Lewis Laih
H. Roberts
Barnes P. O
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Saybrook P. O
J. E. Berkheimer
Triumph Township
W. P. Wagner
Watson Township
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E. Dean
Russell J. C. Davidson
Kinzua
U. G. Shope
T. W. Dempsey
George H. Leonhart
C. W. King
Frank Metzgar
W. Hathaway
Garland
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Frank Hoyt
John Coleman
Youngsville
S. GC
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Corydon
Charles O. Ryberg
Sheffield
Andrew Erickson
Sen
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Clarendon Grosvenor
Lane
Russell
Frank Caro
J.J. Dardin
A. Witz
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Diver
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W.P. Grindley
Mrs. C. Schwing
John Schmutz
Geo. B. Williams
D. Ridlesperger
Conewango
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F. H. Tillotson
Henry Fogle
Peter Smith
Mary Detler
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