Republican Nomination for Congress at Large
General E. S. Osborne of Luzerne County is named the Republican nominee for Congress at large in the Warren Mail dated May 27, 1884.
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The
Warren Mail
Congress
E. 8. Osborne
Luzerne County
Pennsylvania
Frank O'Connor
Edward Reid
First National Bank of Warren
Warren County Republican Convention Adopts Stone for Congress
The Warren county Republican convention on May 26 endorsed Hon. Charles W. Stone for the Congressional nomination with unity and enthusiasm. Delegates were elected from townships, choosing candidates for Assembly, District Attorney, County Commissioners, and other offices. The meeting lauded Blaine and Arthur as party leaders and urged unity for victory in Pennsylvania and the Union.
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Warren
Gov. Stone
Congress
Shortt
Brace
Pennsylvania
Union
Blaine
Edmunds
Bruce
Higgins
Muse
Dunkle
F. A. York
E.S. Hickman
Columbus
Freehold
J. Sweeting
H. C. Marsh
Frank Thompson
Fred Johnson
John Bull
Calvin Wright
Corydon
S. P. Shearman
Hiram Tome
Farmington
A. D. McGregor
H. C. Preston
Andrew Morris
J. H. Miller
P. P. PutSnam
S. A. Robinson
M. E. Colts
Glade
J. F. Rounce
Henry Dunn
John Rowland
J. W. Lytle
Kinzua
J. W. Green
H. W. Neily
Wm. Harris
Mead
B. W. Rogers
G. W. Donelson
D. W. Traxler
Limestone
C. McKean
Curtis. Gilmore
Pine Grove
G. A. Walkley
W. W. Hodges
W.ji. Baehop
A. Johnson
Chas. Wiltsey
Charles W. Stone
Warren County
C. M. Shortt
Sugar Grove
Henry Brace
W. J. Alexander
J. W. Dunkle
Clarendon
Geo. H. Higgins
H. J. Muse
A. C. Blodget
Youngsville
T. L. Putnam
M. Crocker
Brokenstraw
R. C. Wright
Sheffield
W. Cummings
Jno
W. O. Martin
Elk
Summerfield Warner
Warren Academy
S. P. Sherman
W. A. Maines
Senator Cameron Returns From Europe Amid Health Rebound
The Harrisburg arrival confirms Senator Cameron’s improved health and intent to be active in Washington this week. He denied plans to attend or influence the Chicago Republican Convention, preferring rest over politics while abroad and expressing hope for a strong presidential candidate in the next election.
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Europe
Senate
Washington
Chicago
Phila Times
Harrisburg
Times
Republicans Seek Beecher and Storrs at National Convention
An effort to place Henry Ward Beecher Emory F Storrs and other speakers at the Republican National Convention faces procedural blockades. Delegates must be elected thirty days before the meeting with no vacancy method, prompting opinions that filling vacancies requires unanimous convention consent.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Emory F. Storrs
National Committee
Congressional District Committees
Edward McPherson
Republican Congressional Committee
Beecher
Emory Storrs
The Silent Tents of Green Rest Beneath War’s Truce
Poem verses honor fallen soldiers with imagery of silent tents of green and a divine truce. It contrasts past marching drums with the current quiet, praising resilience and memory.
Prohibition drives campaigns and national notes blaze
Suam Cary advocates prohibition in Maine this summer. Francis Muresy gathers over 4,000 signatures for a Chicago temperance pledge. The article notes U S rail mileage totals, a Grand New Orleans exposition promise, and broad civic and political snippets including Grant Ward health, Western Union petitions, and Lake View Garfield memorials.
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Maine
Francis Muresy
Chicago
United States
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Hanlon
Laycock
Australia
England
Garfield
Lake View
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Ludlow Street
Tweed
Grant
Grant & Ward
New York
Congress
May 26 Tidoute items include departures and obituaries
May 26 notes from Tidoute report Major James and family visiting in Warren while W G Wilkins leaves for Fredonia New York to join W F Chatsey. Miss Juliette Hill, longtime public school teacher, dies May 22. O D Glenn and C P Bucklin form a business partnership and plan stock union. D M McCall returns from Dunkirk with Martin’s Anti-fire Car Heating Co officers elected. stock sold out. STAR.
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M. E
Couse
John Clapp
California
Juliette Hill
M. Vincent
D. M. McCall
Dunkirk
Martin
A. N. Broadhead
Frank A. Shaw
Chas. H. Tew
Wm. Martin
C. A. Clute
McCall
Delaware
Ohio
STAR
Frazier's Root Bitters Marketed as Medicinal Remedy
The advertisement states Frazier's Root Bitters are strictly medicinal not dram shop bitters. It claims strong action on liver and kidneys, laxative effects to keep bowels regular, and blood purification. Sold by Johnson and Siegfried for $1.
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Frazier’s Root
Johnson & Siegfried
Obituary and town notice from Corydon May 20
The community mourns Mrs. J. McCollister a longtime Corydon resident honored by the M E Church for her service to the poor and sick. The town reports busy construction new homes and shops with many locals visiting Salamanca and speculation on a circus and local advertising ventures.
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Ostrander
Rivger
Corydon
Kitty
Goucher
G. Tome
E. B. Morse
Salamanca
H.G. Forbes
Alanson Pickett
Mr. Windsor
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