Republican County Convention Announced For June
The notice lists several candidates for County Commissioner to run in the next election, all subject to nomination by the Republican County Convention. It notes the convention date on Monday, June 20 and primaries on Saturday, June 18. The responses include N. Mead of Corydon advocating for Corydon representation and Meads support.
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Holman
Elk
N. P. Curtis
Conewango
John A. Spetz
Pittsfield
R. A. Siggins
Youngsville Borough
T. L. Putnam
Pine Grove
P. N. Robinson
South West
M. Crocker
Brokenstraw
N. Mead
Corydon
Mead
Corydon Township
G. A. Walkley
C. P. Henry
Borough of
Warren
Warren County
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
P. B. Canfield
Canfield
John P. Ferrim
J. B. Ferrim
Candidate H Briggs for Register and Recorder
Glade resident H Briggs announces candidacy for Register and Recorder at the next election in the Republican county slate. He seeks nomination by the Republican Party.
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Register and Recorder
H. Briggs
Glade
Republican County Convention
Dunkle Nominates Candidacy for District Attorney
J. W. Dunkle of Clarendon borough announces candidacy for District Attorney at the next election. He seeks support from voters and outlines his qualifications and program for law enforcement, public safety, and courthouse administration.
A. E. Pelton Seeks County Auditor Nomination
Freehold resident A. E. Pelton announces candidacy for County Auditor at the upcoming election under authorization by county officials. Pelton aims to win the post by presenting credentials and plans to improve county financial oversight.
G A Walkley Seeks Jury Commissioner Post
G A Walkley of Pine Grove announces candidacy for Jury Commissioner at the upcoming election. He seeks support from local voters and outlines qualifications and goals for the office.
End of the Legislature Adjourns and Bills Passed
The legislature adjourned sine die at noon on May 19 after three sessions last Tuesday. Senate elected John C. Grady as president pro tem, with speeches and thanks to officers. Bills passed include $800,000 for indigent insane care, liquor regulation, civil rights, and $160,000 for a centennial celebration. House approved child protection, anti adulteration, and child labor measures. Congress apportionment bill also passed. Conference reduced capital improvements to $600,000 with license rates set by class and location.
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Senate
Simon Cameron
Huff
Grady
H. W. Williams
Gov
Davies
Smith
Cochran
Smiley
Rogers
Haywood
Moore
Delaney
House
Erie
Capitol
Executive Mansion
Conference Committee
Conference
Allen and Brace Return From Harrisburg After Session
Senator Allen and Representative Bruce returned last week from Harrisburg after a productive winter session. They failed to pass the Billingsley bill but supported measures benefiting the local people. Allen was named Chairman of the State Committee for the next session, signaling strong standing with the majority. Brace maintains a strong record and is favored for State Treasurer, a post that could go to Western Pennsylvania. Allen received 31 of 32 votes, missing only his own.
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Allen
Bruce
Harrisburg
Billingsley
Brace
Pennsylvania
New Congressional District Includes Venango Warren McKean and Cameron
The new district map places Venango Warren McKean and Cameron counties together for a projected Republican majority with strong nomination prospects. Also promotional note on C P Northrop selling affordable shoes for ladies men and children.
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Venango
Warren
McKean
Cameron Counties
C. P.northrop
New Liquor Law Provisions Draw Harsh Penalties
The article outlines extensive changes in the new high license law. Constables face fines or imprisonment for false returns. Credit sales to liquor customers may be barred. Offenders risk license revocation for multiple violations. Restrictions target unlicensed saloons and sale to intoxicated persons, with additional physician prescription requirements.
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Commonwealth
Pittsburg
High license stance in two party columns examined
The Philadelphia Press notes Republicans support high license while Democrats oppose it across Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska Michigan Connecticut and New York. The piece argues both parties reveal their positions through laws votes and endorsements, contrasting GOP pledges with Democratic opposition. A closing ad promotes a five cent cigar at Gooprich FEHLMAN.
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The
St. Louis
Illinois
Ohio
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Michigan
Connecticut
New York
Vedder
Delaware
Philadelphia Press
Notice to Buy Rags and Rubber Shoes at Johnson's Exchange
A room at Johnson's Exchange will pay cash this summer for clean rags free of rubbish and old rubber shoes. Rest. H. Johnson.
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Norice
Johnson’s Exchange
H. Johnson
Arnica & Oil Liniment Promises Healing For Man And Beast
An advertisement for Henry and Johnsons Arnica and Oil Liniment claims to combine the curative oils with Arnica. It asserts the product is good for both people and animals and guarantees every bottle. A. W. Morcx endorses the remedy.
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Henry & Johnson
A. W. Morcx
Mandrake Bitters Promise Cure for Costiveness
Advertisement claims costiveness causes most diseases and that Dr Henry Baxter's Mandrake Bitters will permanently cure it. Every bottle is warranted by A W Morex.
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Henry Baxter
A. W. Morex
Pennsylvania Odd Fellows 69th annual Grand Lodge session in Scranton
The 69th annual Grand Lodge session of the Pennsylvania I O O F met in Scranton on May 18 with over 400 Post Grands. Grand Master Ridgway reported growing state membership and thriving homes for aged and indigent members and orphans. Grand Secretary Nicholson tallied 81 480 members, 656 new, 21 527 Past Grands, 932 working lodges, with relief totals of 406 959 57 including 11 851 members relieved and 84 975 27 in burials, plus education and special relief. Since then, PA O F disbursed 5 395 119 03 in relief over 14 years. The notice closes with an ad for Dr Sage s Catarrh Remedy claiming universal success and urging purchase at druggists.
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Pennsylvania
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Scranton
Ridgway
Nicholson
Best in the World Opera Piano at Weaver's Music Store
J. K. Weavers Music Store showcases the Opera Piano as the best in the world along with a full stock of Taber Organs White Sewing Machines and a large assortment of new music albums and instruction books. Repairs offered at moderate prices for sewing machines and parts.
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J. K. Weaver
Oneida Market Praised By Warren Harness Adverts
Called capable of castrating young horses in a standing position the skilled operator advertises services at Keller's Harness Shop in Warren Pennsylvania. The notice ends with praise for the Oneida Market as “one of the finest.”
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Keller’s Harness Shop
Warren, Pa
Oneida
Tidioute Herd of Jerseys Expands with Mollie Import
H Evans of Tidioute expands his Jersey herd with Mollie of St Lambert 34644 from Innisfallen herd Springfield Ohio. Mollie, a 50 percent St Lambert and Mollie Garfield mix, drops first calf Aug 30 1887. Also adds bull calf Stoke Pogis line with Pedro ancestry. Visitors exceed fifty at arrival. Evans plans County Fair exhibition.
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Tidioute
H. Evans
Express
Mollie
St. Lambert
C. A. Reeser
Innisfallen
Springfield
Ohio
King
Mollie Garfield
Mr. Evans
Miller & Sibley
Prospect Hill
Franklin
Stoke Pogis
Careta
Lady Mary
Prospect
Mary Hinman
Stoke
Pedro
Eurotus
Evans
Pennsylvania Railroad Altitudes From Kane Leader List
A clipping reproduces an aged Kane Leader list of Pennsylvania Railroad places with their altitudes. Entries include Williamsport 506 feet, Renovo 116, Emporium 1,011, St. Marys 1,628, Ridgway 1,387, Kane Summit 2,021, Head of Two Mile Run 1,914, and Erie Depot area.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Kane Leader
Williamsport
Easseantsn Jivende Naitvasillee
Lock Haven
Renovo
Emporium
West Creek Bey
Kane
Sheffield
Irvington
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Lovell’s. Concord
Union
Jackson's Langdon’s
Belle Valley
Erie Depot
Lake el
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Warren Mail
J. W. Dunkle
Clarendon Borough
A. E. Pelton
Freehold
Thomases
Warren Library
Library Hall
Presbyterian Church of
Citizens Savings Bank
National Bank
Kansas
Boston Globe
Sam Jones
Cleveland
Folsom
Lamont
Washington
Lake Saranac
Sol Smith Russell
Boston
Minneapolis
Minn
William T. Adams
Gooprich & Fehlman’s
Peterson’s
John
Tar
Dr. Sage
S. J. Wallace
Hickory Street
Joan Laurier
Pacific Mutual Accident Insurance Company
C. H. Mracaam, & Co
A. W. Morck
Deshi
Pitishburg Dispatch
White & Co
Asas Hall
Wagner & Reis
John Skerr
Helene Adecl
Oscar Eagle
Rom
Sant Drama
Nike Magdalen
L. G. Noyes
Orphans’ Court
John Japes
W. J. Walker
Sextus Keller
Michael Uhl
Charles H. Spencer
Dalesa Spencer
E. M. Church
Frank Spencer
Charles Spencer
Nora Ryan
P. F. Ryan
John Williams
Daniel Root
Maria A. McCollister
A. C. Blodget
Cyreras Blodget
W.W. J. "Alexander
Register. Register
Geo. N. Parmlee
Admr
Heriff
Scott Streets
Main Street
Scott Street
Iron Post
Frank Williams
Recorder’s Office
Luther Green
W. P. Shaw
Mary A. Arters
R. A. Love
Warren Borough
C. W. King
Geo. H. Leonhart
Our Buss
Frank Metzgar
E. T. F. Valentine
M. Mead
John Schmutz
Geo. B. Williams
Dennis J. Sullivan
E. M. Schwing
Wm. Grindley
T. J. Willoughby
K. Campbell
John Logan
Carl Pudenz
T. J. Mahoney
F. H. Cauley
Campbell
James O. Alien
Co. H. Gregory
A. P. Garfield
Columbus
N. L
Russell
Eben Dean
Sugar Grove
Charles Ricker
Joseph Clinton
Charles Shaw
P. F. Bogert
L. E. Branch
Joseph Hale
Irvine
John C. Nuttall
TIONA
Albert Pierce
Garfield
John Farnsworth
D. H. Baker
James McMurtrie
D. A. Arird
Proth’v. Prothy
Warren Co. Pa
Deerfield
F. L. Darling
Harris & McIntyre
Sheriff's
Wm. Siggins
P. & E. Railroad
S. W. Siggins
Nathaniel Siggins
L. M. Casey
Mandrake Bitters
Ladiey
Henry, Johnson & Lord, Props
Burlington, Vt
J. K. Ronne
Liberty Street
Grand Outfit
True & Co
Augusta
Maine
Martin
McKain’s Crock
Liberty St
Warren Co
John Walton
Judson E. Day
Baker’s Hill Corners
Thomas Blanchard
M. Moore
Baker’s Hill
F. W. Skinner
Blanchard
Ira Baker
John KE. Carrier
F.W. Skinner
B. N. Carrier
Lewis Baker
Wesley A. Moore
Erastus Ford
Frances W. Skinner
Daniel Carrier
J. D. Walton
Baker's Hill Corners
Mead’s Mill
F. Wellington Skinner
G. B. Webber
Sheriff’s Office
Fisher
Warrken, PA
Keystone Clothing Company
Phil Fortune
AVING
Warren, Youngsville, Sugar Grove, Jamestown, Frewsburg
Russellburg
P. Falconer
Towit
Thomas Haslett
Depot Street
Wm. H. Clark
Elping Hand Building and Loan Association
Triumph Township
Grandin Green
CcNair
Triumph Oil Company
A Bank For Savings
A. Love
A. A. Davis & CO
First National Bank
L. D. Wetmore
M. Beecher
Cashier
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line
Liverpool
Havre
Port Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Paris
Gothenburg
Christinia
Copenhagen
P.& E. Railroad
Eecher
Water’ Sts
H. Hallety & Co
Portland
H. S. Thomas
Wood & Thomas
Third Street
Liberty
Warren, la
Citizens National Bank
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
David L. Gerould
M. Waters
P. Johnson
F. Henry
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
W. D. Brown
A. Hertzel
A.T. Conhelid
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