Warren county Republican slate for local offices
We are authorized to announce J. T. Barker of Freehold and Joe P. Dean of Columbus as Associate Judge candidates for Warren county subject to Republican County Convention nomination. Also R. A. Love of Farmington and Henry Fuellhart of Tidioute as Sheriff candidates subject to Republican nomination.
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J. T. Barker, Esq
Freehold
Warren County
Joe P. Dean
Columbus
C. H. Wiltsie
Pine Grove
C. C. Merritt
South West
J. R. Brady
Tidioute
R. A. Love
Farmington
Henry Fuellhart
C. W. Randalls
L. D. Flatt
Corydon
J. A. Beurstedt
Warren
Warren Co
Republican County Convention
Prothonotary candidates named for Warren County
Authorized notices announce eight hopefuls for Prothonotary in Warren County. Listed are 8S H Briggs Glade Corydon E J Morrison Corydon D A Arird Youngsville and J A Beurstedt Warren with candidacy subject to Republican County Committee decisions.
Quay Enters Race for State Treasurer at Republican Convention
M S Quay declares candidacy for State Treasurer at the Republican State Convention. He is regarded as an able man and sharp Pennsylvania politician with strong support and opposition. Emphasis on party unity and harmony above any single candidate to ensure a triumphant election.
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M.S. Quay
Pennsylvania
Postmaster Changes Highlight Chicago Replacement
S Corning Judd replaces Frank W Palmer in Chicago after Palmer is suspended for offensive partisanship. Post Office Department notes Palmer active in the recent campaign and a Republican ally of Gen Logan, a factor in the administration’s decision.
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S. Corning Judd
Chicago
Frank W. Palmer
Post Office Department
Palmer
Pearson
New York
Gen. Logan
Tax debt figures clash over April forms and debt change
The April tax debt statement shows a reduction of 4.837 million under the new bookkeeping and 5.464 million under the old method. In reality there was no net debt reduction during the month. the national debt rose while Treasury cash increased enough to shrink net debt.
Grant's Army Holds Line at Wilderness From May 4 to 7
Twenty one years ago last week May 4 to May 7 the Wilderness battle in Virginia began and endured. General Grant commanded the Union army and never withdrew northward after this engagement until Appomattox, unlike earlier advances that fought hard then retreated across the Rapidan.
Campaign expectations by state party results
The report lists expected events this year in Connecticut Iowa Kentucky Massachusetts Michigan New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island and Virginia. It notes which states voted Democratic last year Connecticut Kentucky New Jersey New York Virginia and which voted Republican Iowa Massachusetts Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island.
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Connecticut
Iowa
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Virginia
Speculation Era Critiqued by Boston Globe
The Boston Globe argues that speculation bred a fallacious mindset and that returning to smaller profits and slow accumulation would benefit the nation. It warns against assuming times are good without an actual boom and suggests prudent, steady growth as the remedy.
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Boston Globe
Typhoid Outbreak in Plymouth Pa Linked to Water and Sewage
A severe typhoid fever outbreak in Plymouth Pennsylvania has caused over 600 deaths. The disease is blamed on poisoned sewerage and water, warning other towns that apparent protections cannot ensure safety this summer.
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Plymouth
Statistic Bureau Chief Nimmo Removed in Washington
Josefh Nimmo, chief of the Bureau of Statistics, has been removed from his post in Washington. Free traders view the move as proof of the Administration's free trade policy, while Nimmo reportedly does not vote and is described as an offensive partisan.
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Josefh Nimmo
Bureau of Statistics
Washington
Tur New York Herald at Fifty A Record of Growth
The New York Herald marks its 50th anniversary on May 6 noting the city grew from 270 089 residents at its start to about 1 400 000 now while the state rose from 2 174 517 to about 5 500 000.
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Tur
New York Herald
New York State
Grant’s Condition Improves with Drive and Book Work
General Grant shows improved condition as he took a long drive on Monday and resumed work on his book after returning. This boost comes amid ongoing recovery and careful medical updates.
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Grant
War avoided as Lats dispatch hints peace with England and Russia
Dispatches from the Baltic region indicate no war between England and Russia. The sentiment centers on the public envy of those remaining at peace while the legislative session adjourns.
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England
Russia
Legislative Business Highlights in House and Senate Actions
House defeated Bates anti selling wind bill 77 to 77 on final passage. Upperman natural gas bill passed. Also bills to print 10 000 Small s books to ban public sparring or boxing exhibitions with fines up to 100 and imprisonment up to one year. Minors marriage regulation with fines for ministers and clerks and age certificates. Storekeeper lottery patronage misdemeanor. Wednesday appropriations 13800 for Board of Public Charities and 6500 for State Board of Agriculture. Thursday veto sustained of right of way ban for college lands. high license amendments discussed. Senate debates on several bills with no final action. Apportionment bills in conference. Governor may soon act. Congressional bill in conference. party dissent risks defeat. Representative bill passed House. in Senate Committee. Erie Home for the Friendless received 5000. Friday focal point was Gov Pattison veto on burying destitute veteran soldiers by county commissioners. no action. Senate Friday second readings then adjourned to Monday evening.
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Bates
Justice of the Peace
Orphans’ Court
Board of Public Charities
State Board of Agriculture
Pattison
Senate
Meadville Journal
House
Erie
Grant declares authorship of memoirs in Tribune reply
In a May 2 1885 letter to Charles L Webster & Co Grant counters claims that Adam Badeau wrote his memoirs. He asserts full authorship, notes he supplied rough material, and demands correction of the report asserting otherwise.
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Grant
Shakespeare
Bacon
Blaine
Gail Hamilton
Gen. Grant
the Tribune
New York
Charles L. Webster & Co
World
Adam Badeau
General Grant
Badeau
Adam Badean
U.S. Grant
Grant reelected President of Army of the Potomac meeting
At Baltimore on May 6 the Army of the Potomac elected Gen. Grant as Commander with a standing vote and carried a motion to cast one ballot for Grant. Grant sent a telegram thanking the society and expressing hope to attend the next reunion if health allows.
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Army of the Potomac
Baltimore
Hunt
Gen. King
Gen. Grant
Robinson
Grant
U. S. Grant
General Irvin M Dowell Dies in San Francisco
Gen Irvin M Dowell dies in San Francisco on May 4 at age 66 67. He fought and lost the first Bull Run battle and rose from Major to Brigadier General in the regular army. He led about 23000 raw troops against 30000 better trained foes before victory came with experienced command.
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Irvin M Dowell
San Francisco
Bull Run
Richmond
Washington
McDowell
Hancock
France
West Point
Davis & Co Sets Over Thirty Baby Carriages in Stock
A. A. Davis & Co announces a large stock of baby carriages, noting more than thirty styles available for customers seeking varied designs and sizes.
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A. A. Davis & Co
Condemning unsafe buildings and varied 19th century items
A compact review of urban reform and society notes from New York and beyond. Mentions condemnations of unsafe buildings, public figures and widows, cremation trends, a courtroom acquittal, a Buffalo music festival, a St Louis murder suspect in New Zealand, a Russian corvette visit, naval officials in Brooklyn, ginger ice cream novelty, tenement housing issues, Fargo Dakota wheat crop notes, publisher assignments, and a Washington post office jab in a Russellville Herald excerpt.
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Ssorrit
Phelan
Buffalo
Theodore Thomas
Music Hall
St Louis
New Zealand
New York
Tribune
Fargo
Dakota
Alton
Cass
Cheney
North Dakota
Oscoon & Co
Boston
Washington
Russellville
President at Gettysburg Visits Battlefield Teachings
The article reports President Cleveland and party touring Gettysburg on May 4 learning battle details from Abner Doubleday, George Stannard, J. C. Lynch, and others. Generals Slocum, Rosecrans, and autographs from Hancock and the Count of Paris frame a Panama topic ending the day with Curtin’s simple management.
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Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Abner Doubleday
Reynolds
Wylie Crawford
Little Round Top
Pennsylvania
John Brown
George J. Stannard
Vermont
Wilcox
J. C. Lynch
106Th Pennsylvania
Gen. Hunt
Meade
Callahan
Pegram
Slocum
Rosecrans
Hancock
Paris
War
Marine
Panama
Curtin
Why Dakota Is Proud Says Annexed Statement
The Fargo Argus notes Dakota’s 2500 miles of railway is greater than most states, 2000 schools exceed many states, 275 newspapers rival all but NY PA. it ranks highly in post offices and postal revenue, with a population comparable to Nebraska or Connecticut and nearly twice that of Vermont or Florida.
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Dakota
New England
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Postoffice Department
Nebraska
Connecticut
Vermont
Florida
Fargo Argus
A A Davis & Co Promotes Full Wallpaper Stack
A A Davis and Company remain at the front with a complete wallpaper stack from cheapest to finest including remnants.
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A. A. Davis & Co
Tailor Jacob Keller Offers Vast Cloth Stock and Custom Fit
Jacob Keller the Tailor announces a vast stock of imported and domestic cloth ready to be made into suits. He guarantees a good fit with skilled workmen and the latest styles. Visit rooms on Second Street near Liberty, second story.
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Jacob Keller
Second Street
Liberty
We can suit you on a baby carriage stock
A. A. Davis & Co offers baby carriages ranging from very cheap to fine quality with attractively low prices. The ad emphasizes wide selection and cheap pricing.
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A. A. Davis & Co
Warren
Dr Henry Baxters Mandrake Bitters advertised in War ren Pa
An old advertisement urges relief from dizziness and loss of appetite with Dr Henry Baxters Mandrake Bitters. It promises improvement and satisfaction guaranteed with every bottle, sold by Johnson and Siegfried in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Henry Baxter
Johnson & Siegfried
Warren, Pa
Castoria Advertisement Lead Through Generations
A vintage Castoria ad traces the product’s use from infancy through motherhood, highlighting its role as a trusted remedy across generations. The concise narration emphasizes a long standing demand for Castoria as a staple household remedy.
Long-Running Patent Suit Settled in Part at Pittsburg
W B Roberts and others win nominal damages in 23 of 98 cases over a torpedo patent after thirteen years in the U S Court at Pittsburg. Seventy-five cases to be settled soon. Also notes district attorney guidance to lehigh county justices and a push for official surveys and accurate Pennsylvania topography.
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W. B. Roberts
United States
Pittsburg
Lehigh County
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Engineers’ Club
Pennsylvania
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T. J. Mahoney
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Hugh Monro
James O. Allen
H. L. Gordon
Cherry Grove
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Eldred
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Kinzua
L. W. Siggins
J. C. Davidson
Dennis J. Sullivan
Geo. B. Williams
L. Dreyer
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C. H. Grenery
Weible
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Court of Common Pleas
Sugar Grove Township
Chandler's Valley
Alonzo Cloyes
S.J. Bush
A. P. Nobles
W. Fitts
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C. K. Bean
Cherry Grove Township
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Sheriff's Office
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H. I. Bemis
Charles E. Chappel
Robert and
W. J. Slater
John Slater
Oscar F. Lawson
John P. Lawson
R. H. Wiggins
Sylvester Howd
John Chase
Charles Grub
D. W. Buel
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Orena Smith
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Robert McIntyre
Arthur McKinney
J. T. Currie
John McKinney
C. A. McKinney
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Register. Register
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Wm. Kline
C. W. H. Verback
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Court of of Commom
Sugar Grove Village
Jamestown Road
Forest Street
Wm. Swanson
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Elk
County of
State of
R. P. Smith
Helping Hand Building and Loan Association
Sherife
Pleasant
C. W. Head
RK. Ward
Charles W. Head
T.S. Messner
E. A Allen
Levarn Facial
Eliza Kline
William Kline
G. B. Williams
C. B. Willey
Sai
L. P. Rogers
B. W. Rogers
L. P. Rogers & Bro
BE. A. Allen
Keystone Clothing Company
G. A. R. Suits
Sawyer’s
Harris
Children S Clothing
Guyot
Youman
Enfield
The
Keystons Clothing Company
SOL. Cohn & CO
Carver House
Warren & Ridgway Turnpike
Sheffield and Tionesta Oil Company
Warren and Ridgway Turnpike
George H. Williams
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Company
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Stephen Andrews
Warren and Ridgway
Orris Hall
Sheffield
Recorder’s Office
Warren Avenue
Elizabeth Fulkrod
Christian Fulkrod
Horton, Crary & Co
Heriff
Sugar Grove
Main Street
Emry Davis
G. Anderson
W. H. Mix
Youngsville Road
E. Johnson
Johnson
Mrs. Bowers
Wilber Walling
T. Fulkerson
Benj. Ellis
M. Kimball
Joseph Eastman
Nelson Kemp
Recorder's Office
Lottsville
Nathan Cooper
Said Eastman
Thomas Cooper
Said Cooper
Kemp
William Seley
Jared Lathrop
Lathrop
Daniel Lowe
Gulf
Said Lowe
Cooper
Mortimer Lott
Seley
Lansing Wetmore
Daniel Lott
Hulett Lott
Alsoo
Aili
Thos. B. Whitely
Andrew Lowe
David Woodin
Silas Harrington
Nelson Dodge
Wetmore Hill
Polly Wright
Emily P. W. Thompson
Borou H
North Warren
Patrick Falconer
P. Berry
Berry Street
P. Falconer
Victor Gretter
Clara J. Gretter
P. Johnson
Allen
Water, Pa
Warren, Penn
N. K. Wendleboe
Tam
Liberty Street
Postoffic Warren
Levari Facias
Triumph
Deerfield
Ez. Jones
C. Washington Lot
McCue
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
D.S. Boughton
Patent
Boughton
Fisher, Preston & Bristol
Fisher and Bristol
Levi Preston
L. B. Twitchell
J. B. Jennings
Twitchell
Jennings
Luther Green
Della Green
Amanda Cochener
Leonie Cochener
M. G. Deming
Francis Thompson
Joseph A. Thompson
Irvineton
GEORGE _KOLFRAT
Glade Township
W. R. Sweeting
Clarissa Whipple
L. Chadwick
Bear Lake
T. S. Messner 4
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