Presbyterians vote on revision across numerous presbyteries
Last week reports from most presbyteries show 133 voting for revision and 69 against with 6 abstentions. Among ministers and elders 3,334 favored revision while 2,332 opposed. 27 presbyteries were unanimous. Major support came from New York and Brooklyn, while southern and California bodies largely opposed. The General Assembly met in Saratoga and discussed but did not decide the issue.
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Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Huntingdon
New York
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Erie
Lackawanna
Northumberland
California
Presbyterian General
Saratoga
World of Shams: American Adulterated Goods Exposed
The piece argues that modern America mirrors Carlyle’s critique of sham civilization. It claims widespread deception in goods from flour to sugar and tea, with laborers using shoddy methods to disguise inferior food and drink as first grade.
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Thomas Carlyle
England
America
Cameron County Stone Delegate Denial Published
In Steruine Run on May 15 1890 C G Mrxicx denies Cameron County Press claims that he was not elected as a Stone delegate and states he will vote for Charles W Stone for Governor at the next Republican State Convention.
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Cameron Press
Minick
Cameron County
Stone
Steruine Run
Cameron Co
Charles W. Stone
C. G. Mrxicx
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Emery
Bradford
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Republican Party
McKean County
Gettysburg
Delamater
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Borough of
Warren
Glade Township
State of
Pennsylvania
Stephen’s Carver
East Warren
Henry Cobham
Pase
F. F. Coby
C. W. Stone
A. J. Hazeltine
Helping and Building and Loan Association
Henry Fuellaart
Jas. D. Stuart
H. Harmon
Thomas Cady
Regina
J. K. Marsh
Joseph Eccles
Chandler's Valley
D.C. Hodges
Charles Warden
W. Janearden
Jane Miles
Henry Fuellhart
Richard Vaux Suggested As Ranpaul's Successor
The article portraits Richard Vaux as Ranpaul's successor chosen by Democrats without opposition. It notes his Buchanan era Democrat roots, a royal past with the Queen of England, eccentric attire, and bootless status. Republicans offer no candidate, yielding an easy walkover in pumps.
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Ranpaul
Richard Vaux
Buchanan
Democrats of Warren County Convene Amidst Tensions
Local page reports a large, possibly discordant Democratic convention in Warren County held yesterday. The party plans its main fight for Judge and County Commissioner races and hopes for Republican aid, with no further comment this week.
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Warren County
Prohibition Advocate Francis Murray in Pittsburg Stopover
Francis Murray, who believes every man should be his own Prohibitionist, is in Pittsburg this week for a rest after a successful work in the West. His methods defy opposition by "original packages" and do not require constitutional amendments to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Murray
Pittsburg
West
Mr. Murphy
Postmaster General Clark Son Debates Civil Service Reform
Assistant Postmaster General Clark Jr. argues the reform issue is political, not business. Clarkson counters, noting Postmasters who resigned viewed it as a business deal despite Clarksons’ stated faith through deeds.
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Clarkson
Four candidates named for Erie Crawford Congress seat
Tur Erie Crawford district fields four candidates for Congress Culbertson Griswold and Plumb from Erie County and Col Compton from Crawford. For Crawford State Senator position the announced candidates are State Chairman Andrews and W G Powell.
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Tur
Erie-Crawford
Congress
Messrs. Culbertson
Griswold
Plumb
Erie County
Col. Compton
Crawford
Andrews
W. G. Powell
Iowa's original package liquor boom after Supreme Court ruling
The original package business has begun to boom in Iowa since the Supreme Court decision. The package typically is a single bottle wrapped at the bottling house before shipment. Prohibition in Iowa due to the decision will be more of a farce than ever.
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Iowa
Republican Convention to Nominate Col Watson at Kane
The Republican Congressional Convention will be held at Kane next Wednesday May 28 where Col Watson will receive the formal nomination.
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Kane
Col. Watson
Republicans Unite Behind Col Watson’s Re-election Bid
The piece argues for Col Watson’s second term, noting his strong Washington standing and committee assignments. It urges Republicans in the 27th district to unite, back his re-election, and uphold party principles while accepting primary outcomes and focusing on defeating the common enemy.
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Col. Watson
Congress
McKean County
Watson
Washington
National Capital
Warren County
Supreme Court ruling sparks bids to open original package saloons
Pittsburg lawyers foresee cross state liquor sales expanding after the ruling. W M Price notes the decision aids liquor traffic but undermines Brooks and other prohibitory laws. merchants may import from outside and sell without state licenses, undermining enforcement.
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Supreme Court
Pittsburg
W. M. Price
Pennsylvania
United States
Jamestown
Tandil Argentina Exposition of Rocks and Railways
F. A. Hazeltine describes Tandil 250 miles south of Buenos Aires with granite hills a rocking stone atop a steep incline and nearby black marble quarries. He notes English control of railways, slow stations, and rugged stagecoach travel, plus gaucho pulperias and vivid pampas scenery and wildlife.
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Tanpit
Tandil
Buenos Aires
Pampas
Rosas
Sierras
Brazil
United States
Spain
Italy
Russia
Argentine
Radway
Brandreth
Stanley to wed Miss Dorothy Tennant in London society
The note on upper sleeves and W C T U hints describes a society wedding plan for explorer Stanley and Miss Dorothy Tennant of London. A society-society clash signals social expectations in fashion and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Explorer
Dorothy Tennant
London
Titusville Recap Highlights Political Strengths
The piece notes Higgins opposes extreme license refusals, reflecting common county judge views. Senator Allen is praised for steady Senate work and influence, with expected growth next session. Congressman Watson is tipped for easy renomination and solid fall majority, while Mr. Thompson is set to lead in the next house after mastering routine and networking with veterans.
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Titusville
Higgins
Allen
State Senate
Senate
Watson
Congress
Judge Scofield
Thompson
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Orren
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Geo. H. Higgins
Critt Marsh
Kinzua
H. Briggs
Glade
Phil N. Robinson
South West
John A. Akins
Brokenstraw
J. W. Dunkle
A. L. Harrington
Pittsfield
H. Ken. Lyon
Sugar Grove
S.C. Graham
Eldred
Warren Academy
Isaac 8, Alden
Cameron For
Quay
Carbondale
Hastings
Beaver
Old Commonwealth
Adelade O’brien
Exchange St
Buffalo
N. Y
South America
F. A. Hazeltine
News and Notes
W.C.T. U
Derrick
Walter Damrosch
Margaret Blaine
Secretary of State
Farmers’ Alliance of Texas
Wilkesbarre
St. Nicholas
o’Crofield
Geological
G. C. White
Taberg
W. W. Hamilton
Lock Haven
Ladies Home Journal
Wiesbaden
Goodrich & Fehlman’s
D. J. A. Partridge
R. Brown
Hazel Streets
Ke, Reed, A
Waters’ Block
HAL
W. A. Alexander
Manoeger
Sunbeam
Fred Illiams
Mora
Esqeas
Noyes’ Drug Store
Aes E. Hapgood
J. B. Offerle
Cense
H. Flacke
Water Street
Vender
Frank Metzgar
Revere House
E. M. Schwing
M. Mead
E. T. F. Valentine
Hickory Street
Sigmond Schwartz
Christian Fusz
Knupp Block
C. W. King
Carver House
T. W. Arird
Warren Hotel
Russell
Pine Grove
Eben Dean
Lane House
Sheffield
Joseph Clinton
Lee House
Lorenzo Leroy
Shaw House
Clarendon
F. H. Cauley
Henry House
Joseph F. Corbin
Rail Road Street
Conewango
David Riddelsperger
Conewango Brewery
John Baldensperger
Glade Run
Kinzua Township
Adams Cameron
Kinzua Hotel
Columbus Borough
H. L. Gordon
Columbus House
D. A. Arird
Warren, Pa
Orphans’ Court
Z. E. Eddy
Admr
Theodote T. Eddy
Thos. Farnsworth
Jerry L. Young
Stillman R. Young
H. J. Muse
Hannah E. Allen
Wm. W. Shippee
Cynthia A. Shippee
D. M. Martin
Louesa Johnson
Irvine
Guy C. Irvine
William Irvine
John Irvine
Lizzie Irvine
A. W. Jones
L. D. Spencer
S. H. Briggs
Register, Register’s
A. Rogers
Iotlo Wil
ED. O’donnell
P. J. Bayer
WM. Hegerty
Sewer Committee
Pine Grove Township
Conewango Creek
Said Township
Robert Campbell
Campbell
Daniel Jones
Jones
Thos. Stone
James Irvine
Register of Wills
Register
Galbraith Irvine
W. Beaty
Sheriff’s Office
First National Bank
L. D. Wetmore
M. Beecher
Cashier
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Antwerp
Hamburg
Brementavre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christiania
Copenhagen
P. & E. Railroad
A. D. Wood, Burgess
Joseph A. ScHoFrEth
Mason & Hamlin
Boston
Organ & Piano Co
Chicago
Pitcher’s Castoria
George Ball
Dunlap Hat Agency
McGinty
Court House
Farmington Township
County of
Benson
State Road
M. D. Nourse
Flora Hourse
Wilburt Northrop
Sheriff's
Siegel
Berlin
Knox
Siegelys
Struthers
Iron Works
Warren, Fa
Struthers, Wells & CO
Miisilrs
Parshall & Sill
E. W. Parshall
G. W. Sill
General Agents
Marriea
Herife
Sugar Grove Township
Busti
Chandler’s Valley
John Anderson
E. D. Rowley
John Firth
M. Kimball
David L. Blodget
Martha E. Blodget
Henry Fuelluart
Sheriff's Office
Heriff
Clarion, Mahoning and Pittsburg Railroad Company
North Warren
State of Pennsylvania
Stoneham
Tiona
Forest County
Clarion River
Brookville
Punxsutawney
Jefferson County
Plumville
West Lebanon
Clarksburg
Saltsburg
Indiana County
Armstrong County
Elderton
Westmorland County
New Salem
Allegheny
Allegheny County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Clarion, Mahoning & Pittsroe Railroad Company
Hester
Adelbert Reeves
W. Crouch
Jas. Catlin
Norier
Henr Fuelllau
A. A. Davis & CO
Pai
L. G. Noyes & Co, Druggists
Kopf & Henry
Main St
Kopf & Henry’s
Jarren, Pa
A.J. Hazeltine
O. W. Beaty
Geo. B. Ensworth
M.B. Dunham
L. R. Freeman
Jas. Clark
L. B. Wood
Middle
New England
Columbia Nursery Company
M &Jy
Rochester
H. S. Thomas
Wood & Thomas
Third Street
Liberty
Warren, la
Fosteh, Milburn & Co
Hetors
Geo. S. Davis
Second
Siegfried & Co
2D Sts
WM. Spinner
Diamond Block
P. Greenland
Episcopal Church
Mammoth Furniture
P. Greenlund
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