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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1883

Page

2

Consequential Damages Gaining Ground in Supreme Court

The Warren Mail reports that the Supreme Court affirmed private damages claims for special inconvenience and discomfort in a railroad case. The Baltimore and Potomac railroad v. Baptist church held that federal authorization does not excuse intrusion on property or reduce owner rights, suggesting Struthers could pursue such damages against railroads in other cases.

Thomas Struthers Warren United States Supreme Court Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company Washington Supreme Court Struthers High Street

Rules for Republican State Convention Adopted

The last Republican State Convention adopted rules for the party's government. A sixty day notice is required before the convention to be held on the second Wednesday of July. Delegates will be chosen like Assembly candidates in multi county senatorial districts. County rules should permit broad participation in primaries to all Republicans.

Rule Third

Harmony in the Republican Party Call for Unity

West Chester Republican urges harmony in the Republican Party through sound platform building and firm support for good candidates. Unity should arise from the votes of followers, not mere promises or resolutions, with emphasis on merits and deeds to secure victory. Directions are simple and practical.

Washington Harrisburg Pennsylvania West Chester Republican

Bogus Pension Agents Warn Public

The Commissioner of Pensions reports complaints of people posing as authorized agents to defraud pensioners and applicants. He states no special examiner or Pension Office employee may receive money and that all examiners carry certificates signed by the Commissioner and the Secretary of the Interior.

Commissioner of Pensions Pension Office Secretary of the Interior

Miron Courrrieur of Erie Dies in Virginia

Miron Courrrieur a leading Erie capitalist dies at Norfolk Virginia on the 25th after contracting pneumonia while overseeing a sanitarium project on the Virginia coast. He previously ran against Judge Scofield for Congress and long held railroad and other key interests.

Miron Courrrieur Erie Norfolk Virginia Judge Scofield Congress

Harrisburg Senate and House Pass Broad Legislation

Senate and House actions at Harrisburg include favorable reporting of an anti-discrimination bill, defeat of anti-treating measures, and passage of bills on wages, eight hours, mining and iron and steel safety, and railroad and library reforms. Final votes record pensions, capital stock limits, and revenue changes, with sessions noting circus attendance and developments in tax policy.

Senate Davies House Wallace Voluntary Tribunal Commonwealth Philadelphia Pittsburg Harrisburg Auditor General

Death letter from O L Stanton recalls old Mead’s schoolhouse meeting

An 1883 letter from O L Stanton to Harry Babcock recalls Christian conversion at Mead’s schoolhouse, Stanton’s 80s, lengthy reflections on faith, bereavement, and readiness for the hereafter. He recounts a dark walk, a friend's remark about his potential as a convert, and expresses sorrow over Babcock's wife’s death while stressing grace and Christ within.

O. L. Stanton Harry Babcock Youngsville Warty Bascock Mead Holcomb Halsey Doty Stanton Christ

Resignation at Interior Revenue and Paint Offer

Hox Green B Raum resigned last Saturday from the Com of Int Rev and his successor is not yet named. T H Nevin Co offers Mixed Paint with a three year guarantee. For sale by LG Noyes. Decorative flowers and ornamental grasses in styles available at the Furniture and Undertaking store opposite the Postoffice. Netson Greenland announces new wallpaper and ceiling decorations for spring. A A Davis & Co.

Hox. Green B. Raum T. H. Nevin & Co LG. Noyes Postoffice Netson Greenland

Cure for Consumption The New York Sun Promotes Hot Water Remedy

A patient cured from consumption by hot water treatment before meals with plain beef in a clean stomach. The method aims to reduce stomach fermentation, improve nutrition, and avoid other foods while drinking pure water. Within two months the man gained fourteen pounds and neared recovery.

New York Sun New York Adirondacks Florida

Senator Wallace denies responsibility for 1867 coffee pot frauds

Wallace rejects charges as personal enmity from a now dead Western District of Pennsylvania district attorney. R D Swoope counters in the Philadelphia press, saying accusations stem from testimony in a contested-seat case linked to the frauds, with Wallace as a central figure similar to Tilden's relation to Tweed frauds.

Eix Wallace Pennsylvania H. B. Swoope R. D. Swoope Philadelphia Tilden New York

Oldest settled town in the United States observed by Mr. McKinstry

In Augustine Florida Mr. McKinstry notes the town on the Matanzas river facing Anastasia island and the ocean. He recalls Ponce de Leon’s 1612 search for the fountain of youth, Augustine’s 1565 founding, and early conflicts including Port Royal massacres and Drake’s 1586 raid, with later attempts by General Oglethorpe.

McKinstry Fredonia Censor Augustine Florida United States Matanzas River Anastasia Island St. John’s River Tocoi Ponce de Leon Fountain of Youth Plymouth Virginia Jamestown Spain Port Royal St. Augustine Francis Drake Gen. Oglethorpe

Cyclone Rages Wesson and Beauregard Mississippi

Reports from Wesson and Beauregard detail a violent cyclone that leveled Wesson destroying about 150 houses and killed fifteen with many wounded. Beauregard suffered total ruin and numerous deaths. Thunder and lightning accompanied the storm as rain drenched the towns and medical aids rushed in from surrounding areas.

New Orleans Wesson Miss Beauregard

Just Reward Praises Zo P H S A Liver Remedy

T Manchester of Auburn New York says Zo PHSA replaces many older medicines in the Liver section. It acts as a panacea for the Liver correcting bile strengthening digestion curing Dyspepsia. It works quickly gives rest to the nerves promotes sleep and is pleasant to take.

T. Manchester Auburn N. Y

Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer Claims Dandruff Removal and Hair Growth

An advertisement proclaims Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer as a pure vegetable product that instantly removes dandruff, restores gray hair to natural color, and promotes new growth without harming health unlike harmful formulas. It promises to darken faded hair to a glossy brown in days and offers a warranty with Smith Kline & Co as wholesale agents and Hall & Ruckel in New York.

Smith, Kline & CO Hall & Ruckel New Pork

Temperance Debate Attacks Political Corruption and Law

A temperance essay condemns political corruption and the liquor trade. It cites God’s law, prohibition, and the harms of drinking, recounting a Wisconsin train poisoning incident, England’s pauper link to alcohol, Spurgeon’s pledge drive, and Minneapolis liquor license raises.

What Becomes of Them

A Harrisburg Chronicle dissects 17 years of state legislative service noting 1455 men served, 126 yielded 15 to Congress and Senate, plus dozen to major offices and eight to statewide nominations, with 29 overall gaining political promotion since 1866. It asks if the reward justifies the effort.

Harrisburg Cor. Phila Charles FE. Boyles Hester Clymer F. D. Collins W. A. Duncan Daniel Ermentrout Russell Errett James B. Everhart H. G. Fisher George W. Lawrence Levi Marsh John I. Mitchell L. D. Shoemaker Morgan K. Wise Harry White William A. Wallace Congress Mitchell Wallace United States Senate John Latta Charles W. Stone Aaron K. Dunkel William McCandless Secretary of Internal Affairs William P. Schell Samuel Butler Dwin Albright

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