Warren County Treasurer Candidates Appearing for Election
An announcement lists A. W. Jones of Chandlers Valley D. F A WHELOCE of Lottsville and Wm. P Nurorina of Youngsville as Republican candidates for Warren County treasurer and notes primary meetings on May 4 and the county convention on May 6 with eligibility for the November election.
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A. W. Jones
Chandler’s Valley
Warren County
D. F.A
Eloce
Lottsville
WM. P. Nurorina
Youngsville
Windom’s debt policy contrasted with Cleveland's approach
The Baltimore American compares Secretary Windom’s plan to pay debts at market prices with Cleveland-era strategy guided by bondholders. Windom buys bonds at reduced prices, signaling a preference for long maturities while saving interest, arguing for rapid debt payoff in a fiscal system treated as a tax collector.
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Windom
Baltimore American
Mr. Windom
Cleveland
Secretary of the Treasury
The White House Steward and His Life at the Mansion
The Presidential Steward faces bonds up to twenty thousand dollars for his conduct while earning a modest 1800 dollars annually. The piece notes the esteem for plate and tableware at the mansion and discusses the White House cook, a woman who has cooked for the President since General Harrison’s time in Indianapolis and followed the family to Washington.
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White House
Harrison
Indianapolis
Washington
Massachusetts Slips on Temperance Reform Curb
The piece argues Massachusetts once led reform movements like anti slavery temperance and Republicanism but now shows a 44500 vote majority against temperance reform with Democratic boosts. It urges Pennsylvania to stay firm and adopt the Amendment while noting Connecticut may submit it. It ends urging renewed temperance action in Pennsylvania.
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Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New England
Judge White Cuts Pittsburg Licenses In Prohibition Move
In Pittsburg Judge White reduced licenses after a strict review. He issued 93 licenses this year versus 214 last year and 1,500 under the old law, with county totals at 188 compared with 3,000 two years ago. The move advances the county toward broad prohibition while sparing few.
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Pittsburg
White
Beware of Bridges in New York politics
Mr. Cleveland was appointed one of the New High Bridge Commissioners in New York. He declined the appointment. He, like Judge Siggins of our County, offered advice when a new legislature was elected. TheJudge’s motto was a brief warning: beware of bridges.
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Cleveland
New York
Siggins
Our County
President Harrison Faces Democratic Criticism Over Independence
Democratic writers and talkers accuse President Harrison of being Blaine's tool then complain he is too independent. They say he disregards the desires of Cabinet officers and party leaders, but it is unlikely to cause lasting damage to the administration.
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Harrison
Blaine
Administration backs honoring law in Oklahoma settlement
Secretary Noste says the Administration does not propose that those who faithfully obeyed the law will suffer consequences of the settlement in Oklahoma. The remark stresses the Administration will not tolerate land theft.
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Noste
Oklahoma
Pension Approvals Reach Record Day For Veterans
Last Friday produced 580 pensions via Commissioner Tanner in the largest day’s work and Assistant Secretary Bussey granted several pensions to previously refused applicants. The article lauds justice for worthy veterans in long-standing cases.
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Tanner
Bussey
Corporal Tanner
Black
Kate Field
Boston
Constitutional Prohibitory Amendment Committee Meeting Held
In Philadelphia last Friday the Constitutional Prohibitory Amendment Committee met with Chairman Palmer presiding. The meeting drew a very full attendance and expressed confidence about the June result. Proceedings were private.
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Philadelphia
Constitutional Prohibitory Amendment Committee
Palmer
The horse one has and the wife one has not yet got
A phil osopher quotes a remark about perfection and adds another line from a conversation. The speaker notes that the tenderest drum solos are those that have never been played.
Ivano Stirs Race for Sisterhood of States
Ivano emerges as the newest candidate in the Sisterhood of States race and calls for inclusion of new members this season. If accepted, Ivano would join a growing list of participants seeking affiliation with the organization.
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Ivano
Sisterhood of States
Legislative Session Struggles Amid Tax Bills and Reforms
Harrisburg April 27 1889 legistlature pushes through major appropriation bills while efforts to reform taxation and education face opposition. Senate passes one and a half million for schools, House raises to two million. debate over penn farm, veteran hospitals, and labor day holiday continues. A commission may oversee grange taxation issues and orphan school care shifts toward state control.
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Harrispurg
Marx
New York
Senate
House
Andrews
Capitol Grounds
Telegraph
Allen
Capitol
Senate Appropriation Committee
Western Penitentiary
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Veterinary Department of
University of Penna
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Committee On Appropriations
Penn
Penrose
Harlan
Chester
Grady
Wherry
Baker
Delamater
Grangers
Prohibition as Remedy for Intemperance Opposed by Independent
An essay argues against relying on self control to curb drinking and condemns the liquor trade. It states saloons actively promote indulgence, recruit moderate drinkers into excess, and undermine willpower. Prohibition should target the public sale rather than the drinker, to prevent a commercial force from destroying self control.
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Independent
Washington and Harrison Opening Two Centennial Eras
The piece contrasts Washingtons inaugural address marking the first century of the Republic with Harrison stepping into the second on April 30 1889. It notes the transition from a fragile thirteen state experiment to a strong nation spanning coast to coast and praises Washingtons steadfastness and Harrison as a model of faith and progress.
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Washington
Harrison
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Lakes
Gulf
General Harrison
N. Y
Prohibition Banishes Poverty Statement
Mr. C. H. Isely of Fairview Kansas writes about Topeka officials seeking destitute families for Thanksgiving relief. A committee found two families ruined by sickness but grocers report no destitute families due to Prohibition, noting workers pay grocery bills regularly and live in comfortable homes.
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C. H. Isely
Fairview
Kansas
Topeka
Newspaper overhype of Baltimore collision with VP aboard
The Baltimore Y switch crash prompted sensational headlines about Mr Morton in danger and a terrible shock, but VP Morton and his wife reported no injuries and only felt a minor shock. The Tribune found no real incident beyond a minor train collision.
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Baltimore Y Switch
Mr. Morton
Tribune
Clerical Debate on Prohibition Sparks Harsh Press Critique
The New York Tribune mocks Phillips Brooks for opposing Prohibition. Rev. Howard Smith in The Amendment calls him sinful and notes his utterances are praised in anti-chambers of hell. The piece remarks on enthusiasts' grasp of lower regions public opinion.
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Phillips Brooks
Howard Smith
Hell
New York Tribune
Arnica Oil Liniment Promises Healing for Man and Beast
Morris & Mullen advertises Henry and Johnson Arnica and Oil Liniment combining various oils with Arnica for curative properties. Guaranteed in every bottle and marketed for both people and animals.
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Henry & Johnson
Morris & Mullen
N. C. Allen
Oklahoma Vigilance Committee organized amid Oklahoma gloom
A vigilante group forms in Oklahoma as restless settlers rush home. Other notes include Emma Abbott’s wealth at 38, the Coronet yacht’s return, and political moves on Prohibition and constitutional anniversary plans in 1789. Arabesque mix of figures and events reflects a broad, era-spanning bulletin.
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Gary
Curtin
Oklahoma
Queen Victoria
London
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Delaware
Emma Abbott
Ballot Reform Machine Described for Minnesota Bill
A letter to the New York Evening Post details J. W. Rhines of St. Paul unveiling a ballot counting machine. The brass box records votes by office with indelible slips, ensures secrecy, and offers color coded keys for party tickets, promising lower costs and reduced counting errors.
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New York Evening Post
Minnesota
J. W. Rhines
St. Paul
Rhines
Ayer's Cathartic Pills praised for digestive relief
For dyspepsia or stomach derangements, no other remedy can be found so pleasant, prompt, and effective as Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
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Ayer
Temp erance court tightens liquor licenses in Allegheny
Judge White led the April term license hearings with over 2000 applications, granting 93 retail and about 50 wholesale licenses and citing three criteria: US citizenship temperate habits and necessity for entertaining travelers. Many bonds were illegal, reflecting the scale of a trade seen as harmful to public life.
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Court of Quarter Sessions of
Allegheny Co
Friends of License
Warren Co
Congress
Europe
White
United States
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
For Sale Near Warren County Estate Lands
For sale an estate in Warren County Pennsylvania totaling about 450 acres. About 190 acres in lot No 160 Pittsfield Township and about 260 acres in Deerfield Township lot No 331. Easy terms. For particulars inquire of Im4t R Brown Warren Pa.
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Warren County
Pennsylvania
Pittsfield Township
Deerfield Township
R. Brown
Warren, Pa
Orphans’ Court
Court House
Warren Borough
William Swanson
Rochester Oil Company
Deerfield
Warren
Wm. Swanson
Swanson
Christine Swanson
Jas. O. Parmlee
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Michigan
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Tennessee
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New Hampshire
Margaret Blaine
Temperance
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
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E. C. Bracy
Lane
Silas Lane
Rocky Mountains
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Gero. S. Davis’ Drug Store
J.B Mayer
Arch St
Phila
Tolow House
L. Agnew
Clarion, Ahoning and
Pittsburgh
Frazine & Wiggins
Penn’s
Commonwealth
Geo. N. Frazine
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Cornplanter Ferry Company
Allegheny River
Cornplanter Reservation
Court of Common Pleas
Grace F. Grandin
Amelia C. Turner
G. Foster Barnes
C. P. Bucklin
C. B. Strong
St. Paul's Universalist Church
FiRone
Wu. Avrus & Sons
Geo. Theobold
F. A. Rhodes
Lorenzo Drake
E. P
J. D. Dennison
J. H. Taylor
Geo. Vollmer
Levi Epstein
T. S. Messner
A. Giegerich
Supke & Kropp
D. M. Williams
Amos Beebe
John Alquist
Pittsfield
Citizens
Nat. B.k, Warren
F. P. Hays
Nancy L
KE. H. Day
J. A. Luce
E. H. Day
S. L. Titus
W. P. Book
I. A. Whitney
A. H. Bimber
School Directors of
Kinzua Tp
J. G. Sanford
S. D. I. Newbold
C. W. Nichols
A. T. Knowlson
A. Mintzer
B. Morrison
Jacob Conroe
D. E. Ash
Morck
Shultz
N. Gibson
Catchpole & Buerman
D. A. Arird
General Assembly
Secretary of the Commonwealth
House of Representatives
United State
High Seas
Charles W.stone
the Commonwealth
Ladies’ Furnishing Store
Third Street
Library Hall
Third St
First National Bank
L. D. Wetmore
M. Beecher
Cashier
Lunds
Ireland
Scotland
National Line
Liverpooreenstown
Antwerp
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Bremenavre
Paris
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Christinia
Copenhagen
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Garriage
F. R. Scott
Jos. Horne& Co’s
Penn Ave
JOS. Horne & CO
Pittsburgh, PA
Selover & Atwood
Geneva
Jones & Rouse
Lake View Nurseries
Roshester
Joe Blanks
Ares
Serreyy
A. A. Davis & CQ
Boggs & Buhl
Federal St
Allegheny, PA
H. S. Thomas
Wood & Thomas
Liberty
Warren, la
E. B. Richardson & Co
ASTRA
W.L. McKay
Pitcher’s Castoria
J.K. Ronne
Hickory Street
Maitland Phila. Weekly
Struthers
Lished
Warren, Fa
Struthers, Wells & CO
Parshall & Sill
E. W. Parshall
G. W. Sill
General Agents
Warren Savings Bank
Arren, PA
Marriea
F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A. J. Hazeltine
L. F. Watson
M. 8. Dunham
L. KR. Freeman
James Clark
L.B. Wood
Commonwealth of Feenaswane
Charles W. Stone
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