Warren County Treasurer Candidates Named in Republican Nominations
A. W. Jones of Chandler's Valley D. F. A. Wheelock of Lottsville and Wm. P. Nuttina of Youngsville are announced as candidates for Warren county treasurer. All are to seek Republican nominations at the county primaries and convention for the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Jones
Chandler’s Valley
Warren County
D. F. A. Wheelock
Lottsville
Wm. P. Nuttina
Youngsville
Edwin Turner
Borough of
Warren
County Court of Common Pleas
Henry Fuellbart
The Folly of Prohibition Parties in New Jersey
The piece argues third party Prohibition candidates hurt temperance goals by splitting votes and undoing County Option laws. It contrasts New Jersey with Pennsylvania urging support for a Constitutional Amendment to lock in temperance gains and ward off political manipulation by leaders like Fiske & Co.
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Fiske & Co
Presidential Appointments and Confirmations
The Senate has confirmed White Reid of New York as Minister to France Fred D. Grant of New York as Minister to Austria Hungary Harry W Blake of Montana as Chief Justice J D Fleming of Denver as District Attorney Miles C Moore of Washington Territory as Governor Edwin W Willetts of Michigan as Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Julius Goldschmidt of Wisconsin as Consul at Vienna Numerous Territorial officers and postmasters also confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Whitelaw Reid
New York
France
Fred D. Grant
Austria-Hungary
Harry W. Blake
Montana
J. D. Fleming
Denver
Colorado
Miles C. Moore
Washington Territory
Edwin W. Willetts
Michigan
Julius Goldschmidt
Wisconsin
Vienna
Ministers pledge support for prohibition battles
Chicago pastors from Methodist, Baptist and Congregational churches adopted a resolution to send encouragement to temperance supporters in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Nebraska. They promised Christian sympathy and earnest prayers as these states contend with constitutional prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist, Baptist and
Congregationalists
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Ledger mockery over treasury surplus questioned
The letter-borne critique accuses the Ledger of deception while noting a Treasury surplus rising to 50.2 million dollars, five million more than ten days earlier, and contrasts partisan claims with the improving funds. The author asserts truth over lies in reporting Treasury finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledger
Treasury
Washington
Call to abolish the Legislative Record voices in praise
Readers urge ending the Legislative Record as wasteful and useless, arguing funds should be redirected. They express relief it is not present in the Mart and say past experience supports ruling the Record out of existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen and Thompson
Johnstown Tribune
Wanamaker
Cleveland Herald
Oisdom
Congressman Payson Seeks Postmaster Removal in Illinois
The Illinois congressman urged Wanamaker to remove a local postmaster deemed a Democrat activist. Wanamaker approved the request and appointed the named replacement to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson
Illinois
Wanamaker
Pension Examiner Appointed by President Harrison
Corporal Tanner arrives with crutches and is named Pension Examiner by the president last Saturday. He favors liberal pensions for all needy veterans and his appointment is well received by the old soldiers.
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Tanner
Harrison
Senate
Consul General at London Chosen for New
Joan C. New of Indianapolis is named Consul General in London. The post carries a salary of 15 000 to 20 000 dollars yearly, offering cash over showy prestige. He championed Harri son’s nomination and earned the plum appointment.
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Joan C. New
Indianapolis
London
Harrison
Fifth daughter of Chief Justice Fuller elopes to wed
The fifth daughter of Chief Justice Fuller ran away with her lover and married by a Justice last week. Her father has eight other marriageable daughters. Parents sent blessing by wire and no cards were sent.
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Fuller
White House Babies Fashion Chance in Administration Change
A Boston paper argues that if the First Family ushers babies into fashion again it could aid Republican majorities and political momentum. The remark ties infant trends to ongoing national party dynamics and governance.
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Boston
White House
Rockefeller Heiress Weds Baptist Minister Clark Strong
The marriage of Miss Rockefeller daughter of a Standard Oil magnate to Clark Strong a Baptist minister sparks the remark that oil and water will mix after all. The ceremony took place on Friday.
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Miss Rockefeller
Standard
Clark Strong
Former Mayor Hewitt Leaves Tammany Hall
Ex Mayor Hewitt exits Tammany Hall and Cleveland joins as a member. The move benefits Tammany Hall as the apparent gainer in flesh.
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Hewitt
Tammany Hall
Cleveland
Tammany
Liquor Campaign Faces Unified Front in Allegheny County
Allegheny County liquor interests coordinate a broad front including manufacturers wholesalers and retailers through a joint committee while foreign brewers agents sit on the sidelines. They plan to fund opposition nationwide should the Constitutional Prohibition Amendment pass Pennsylvania, viewed as a breakwater for ban efforts in nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
New York
New Jersey
Michigan
Wisconsin
Friends of the Amendment
Reid Named Minister to France Over England Move
The piece argues Whitelaw Reid of the New York Tribune will serve as minister to France, avoiding British capital's social scene and gaining Irish American support. It notes Blaine’s push for England and suggests the President may influence or control appointments, predicting Harrison as next president.
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France
Whitelaw Reid
N. Y. Tribune
England
Court of St. James
Reid
Paris
Blaine
Harrison
Death of Stanley Matthews Veteran lawyer and jurist dies
Stanley Matthews lawyer editor soldier U S Senator and Supreme Court Justice died in Washington last Friday morning after a five month illness aged about 64 Born Cincinnati 1821 Kenyon College 1840. early anti slavery editor. Ohio lawyer and judge. State Senator 1855 US Attorney 1858 1851 Colonel 57th Ohio. Senator 1877 Associate Justice 1881 funeral at family residence Washington then Cincinnati burial Senate and Supreme Court adjourned in his honor President Harrison sent sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Matthews
U. S
Supreme Court
Washington
Harrison
Matthews
Senate
Justice Matthews
Cincinnati
Kenyon College
Maury Co
Tennessee
Ohio
United States
Pennsylvania Senate Debates Salaries and Prohibition Tactics
A 1589 Senate column reports bills on judge salaries and oil tax killed under Senator Allen, plus measures for Trunkey’s heirs, Grangers and insurance tax reform. It notes memorial services for Senator Henry S. Taylor, party strategy in Pennsylvania, and various national items including Maine Prohibition trouble and a Pittsburgh divorce case.
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Allen
Delamater
Crawford
McCreary
Erie
Packer
McKean
Showalter
Butler
Rutan
Pittsburg
House
Trunkey
Senate
Court of Common Pleas
Henry S. Taylor
Philadelphia
Davies
Senator Delamater
Primrose
Watres
Ross
Metzgar
Harlan
Gobin
Smith
Pennsylvania
State
Democratic Committee
Supreme Court Rules On Prohibitory Amendment Points
The article lists eight decisions by the Supreme Court on liquor prohibition and state power. It covers license limits, state bans on retail sales, police regulation validity under the Fourteenth Amendment, corporate rights versus individuals, compensation for lost value, transport by common carriers, and state authority to prohibit manufacture for home or export. A question remains on importation rights and sale in original packages.
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Supreme Court
United States
Supreme Court of
Iowa
Supreme Court of the United States
N. Y
Prohibition Fight Drives Money War in Philadelphia
Dispatch from Philadelphia reports both sides arming for the battle with funds. The WCTU circulates a statewide plea for church donations and the widow's mite while Judge Briggs in the Twentieth ward asserts brewers’ campaign funds may total a million dollars.
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Philadelphia
Briggs
Twentieth Ward
Brewers
Nominations Face Rush Before Senate Adjourns
The U.S. Senate plans to adjourn around early April prompting a push to confirm nominations at once. Officials urge faster action to finalize appointments before recess.
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Tuer U.S. Senate
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Adapted for All Ages
The remedy is suitable for every age and both sexes and is very palatable so even the youngest children take it readily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Fifty Years of American Milestones in 19th Century History
A retrospective list marks fifty years since events such as the rise of the Abolition party in Massachusetts, the end of dueling in DC, Cherokee removal, the first railroad spike machine, and the emergence of key inventions and figures including Goodyear’s vulcanized rubber, the first patent for a steam boat, and the Boston carpet loom.
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France
Massachusetts
United States
Lexington
Mass
Missouri
Nauvoo
Ill
Olp Black Hawk
Keokuk
John Baily
Central America
Goodyear
India
Joan Ericsson
Davin G. Burnett
Boston
Georgia
Mississippi River
District of Columbia
Cilley-Graves
Washington Society
Frederick Douglas
Baltimore
Joseph A. Adams
E. B. Bigelow
Chicago
Buffalo
Congress
America
Whig Party
Harrisburg
William Henry Harrison
Ohio
Henry Burden
Troy
N. Y
Public Opinion and Prohibition Debates Across States
A collection of editorial notes and opinions from multiple papers discusses advertising’s value, Rhode Island’s suffrage and Australian ballot moves, and Prohibition debates. Postmaster General Wanamaker comments on partisan removals. voters face cider issues and alcohol laws in New Hampshire and Franklin County contexts.
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John Wanamaker
Milwaukee Sentinel
Rhode Island
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Claims World Best for Many Ailments
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as top salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. Price 25 cents per box. Sold at Morck Drug Store.
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Bucklen
Morck Drug Store
Elixir for Coughs and Colds Endures Beyond Inventor
The note states N. H. Downs is long deceased yet his Elixir for coughs and colds remains popular twenty five years after his death. Morris & Mullen endorse the remedy and its continued public favor.
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N. H. Downs
Morris & Mullen
North Clarendon W C T U Elects Officers in 1889 Meet
The semi annual North Clarendon W C T U elected officers led by President Mrs Alice O Neill and Secretary Mrs Lilly H Jeffrey. Officers include Recording Secretary Mrs Helen Howard Treasurer Mrs L B Dower and Supts including Mrs Scott for Literature and Mrs Anna Jeffrey for S S Work. A note corrects Bear Lake Union spellings and a Pennsylvania campaign asks churches to fund the Constitutional Amendment efforts with a March 28 fasting day and June 18 voting guidance.
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North Clarendon
N. A. Maxwell
Maxwell
Cons. Lorr
North Warren
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
W. H. Woods
Huntingdon
Frances L. Swift
Ellen M. Watson
J. D. Weeks
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
London Week Shows Births Leading Deaths Two to One
Across London in a recent week births outpaced deaths nearly two to one. Other notes include Britain planning almost 40 million dollars to expand the Prussian railway, and Britain’s cultivated land totaling 32,684,399 acres.
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London
Great Britain
Russia
Jenny Lind
Aberdeen
Red Sea
Abyssina
Aden
Free Church
Ruata
Perugia
Italy
Montreal
Magazine notices praise for Babyland and Petersons April issues
The piece reviews Babyland for April from D. Lothrop Company praising its picture content and affordability. It also notes Petersons Magazine April with spring fashion descriptions and woodcuts and Pansy for March as charming for ages eight to twelve. It mentions Amelie Rives new Lippincotts Magazine novel The Witness of the Sun and its dramatic appeal.
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D. Lothrop Company
Boston
Peterson’s
Pansy
Amelie Rives
Lippenncott
Witness of the Sun
Miss Ri
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Warren Mail
Yertewey
Gero
Davis’ Drua Srors
Japan
Drum
Weather
W. W. Thomas
Sweden
Adj’t
Maine
Neal Dow
Brewer
Conway County
Arkansas
John M. Clayton
Albert Green
North Carolina
Knox
John Langdale’s
Public Opinion
Pierce
Buffalo Express
Blinker
Clarion
Franklin Spectator
Prohibition
New Hampshire
Friends of Prohibition
Friends of Total
Franklin
Davis’ Drug Store
Temperance Department
The
W.C.T. U
Warren Union
Library Hall
Baptist Church
Cincinnatti
Grand Old Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Miss Wiarp
John Lang
Literary
Joan Siut & Son
Exchange Block
Johnson’s Exchange
H. Jonson
Warren Street Railway Company
D. H. Siggins
Water St
Warren, Pa
Mead Township
R. Mooney
Am’t
B. McOwen
R. G. Kelly
E. W. Rouse
Clarendon, Pa
Jane Cole
Eldred
Warren Co
WM. A. Cole
Grand Valley
Eva L. Turner
Wallace Briggs
Warren Co. Pa
Etters
Kezia Payn Sill Rogers
B. W. Rogers
Kezia P. Rogers
Executrix
Warren, Warren Co
Charles W. Stone
Jones & Rouse Lake View Nurseries
Rochester
N.Y
Errong
Wm. Ayres & Sons
Baby Garriage
F. R. Scott
United State
Electon
High Seas
Isiaatt
Ah Fsa
Lippingeti
Swethl Publications
Lirrxycott
Lirrixcott
Amélie Rives
Edgar Saltus
John Habberton
Ed Fawcatt
Charles King
U.S.A
Grace King
Ellioth Seawell
Selina Dolaro
Maurice Barrymore
Ouidis
Lippincott
Philocents
Bend
A. A. Davis & CO
Fashion Journal
Boggs & Buhl
Federal St
Allegheny, PA
H. S. Thomas
Wood & Thomas
Third Street
Liberty
Warren, la
Cpe
P Duff & Sons
J. K. Ronne
Liberty Street
Struthers
Warren, Fa
Struthers, Wells &C
Parshall & Sill
E. W. Parshall
G. W. Sill
General Agents
James Broder
Bradford, Pa
Bradford and
Allegany Fields
C. Wilder
John Mack
Joseph Huff
Henry Fueilbart
Tidioute Water Co
A. T. Knowlton
A. Mintzer
Hyde National Bank
J. KR. Johnson
A. Gilson
P. R.r.co
B. Farnsworth
John Kuhn
J. Andrews
L. E. Ackley
E. M. Southwick
Fertig & Quick
Beecher
Samuel Thompson
Farmington
Alfred M. Thompson
P. O. Box
Batson
Over Gro
Ball's Store
Warren BA
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