Republicans Lose Ground in Pennsylvania and Nearby Races
The report notes Pennsylvania may lean Republican by a small margin or Pattison leads in some estimates. Warren County shows a 1000 vote edge for Noyes as President Judge, Forest County about 150 for Higgins, Pattison leading Warren by about 400, Stone winning Congress by around 2000, and Thomp son ahead for Assembly. Ohio favors Republicans by 20000. New York remains Democratic with Tammany winning. Jerome Fisher defeated in Chautauqua by Van Deusen.
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Pennsylvania
Andrews
Pattison
Noyes
Warren County
Forest County
Higgins
Stone
Congress
Thompson
Assembly
Crawford
Senate
Ohio
McKinley
Foster
New York State
Tammany
N. Y
Chautauqua County
Jerome Fisher
Judge van Deusen
Mayville
Local election roll lists Watres and Delamater for GLADE precinct
A detailed tally from GLADE and CONEWANGO townships shows Watres 194 and Delamater 172 in GLADE with multiple candidates across offices such as Governor Stewart Barclay Noyes and Marsh and district figures like Crawford Bovee and Olmstead. Ballots include full and vacancy terms with Dunn and Stone appearing for several roles.
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Watres
Black
Seeeom
Hyatts
Stewart
Barclay
Congress
Stone
Dunn
Noye
McCalmonti
McCalmont
Marsh
Russell
Bussell
Senate
Crawford
Anteras
BOVE
Thompson
Olmstead
District Attorney
Agrelius
Agrelius Deca
Lyon
Logan
Graham
Warren Academyalden O
O'Neill
Delamater
Pattison
Higgins
Noyes
Boyce
Briggs
Brown
Robinson
Akins
Aurelus
Mooney
Dunkle
Schermerhorn
Conewango
West Dist
Gill
Bovee
Aurelius
Herrington
Chapel
Alden
Geer
Miller or Noble: Court Vacancy Still Unsettled
A high administration figure weighs the Supreme Court vacancy in Washington. He says the President may pick Attorney General Miller or Secretary Noble, with Miller believed eager for the post unless Noble is promoted to Cabinet to clear room for Gen. Clarkson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
Miller
Secretary Noble
Gen. Clarkson
Court ruling upholds state law validity under Wilson Act
The United States Circuit Court last week ruled that state laws remain valid under the Wilson act, marking two decisions in favor and two against on this issue. The piece urges the Supreme Court to settle the question promptly.
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Annother
United States Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
Democratic Judge to Lead Warren County Next Year
After thirty years of Republican judges Warren county will have a Democratic judge from next January elected by Republican voters. Democrats claim the judge and mugwumps can do the dirty work. Newark boasts of a baby weighing three quarters of a pound, perfectly formed yet hardly something to brag about as many mothers can beat that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Newark
N. J
West forgives Blaine and Reed reception fuels GOP debate
Democrats blame Blaine and Reed for harming the country while the West gives them a strikingly warm reception, signaling heated political tensions and a divided national mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Reed
West
We Have Met the Enemy and We Are Demoralized
The phrase reflects a wartime morale moment with a quick note of resilience as the speaker asserts continued movement despite setbacks. It captures a dawning resolve to persist in effort and activity amid discouragement.
Population counts show US at 62 million after census
The 1890 census estimates place the US population at 62,480,540 excluding Indians and whites in Indian Territory, far below prior forecasts of 64 to 67 million. State rankings list New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Missouri leading growth, with North Dakota, Washington, Montana and others posting the highest increases.
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Indian Territory
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Missouri
Massachusetts
Texas
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Kentucky
Georgia
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Virginia
North Carolina
Alabama
New Jersey
Kansas
Minnesota
Mississippi
California
South Carolina
Arkansas
Louisiana
Nebraska
Maryland
West Virginia
Connecticut
Maine
Colorado
Florida
New Hampshire
Washington
Rhode Island
Vermont
South Dakota
Oregon
North Dakota
Delaware
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Nevada
United States Senate
Far West
The McKinley Tariff Effects on October Trade
October bank clearings set a record, up 10 percent from May. Steel rails fell to 29 per ton while raw wool breadstuffs oats potatoes and dairy costs rose. Wheat sales reached 20,000,000 bushels and corn 97,000,000, boosting farmers’ cash by near 1.7 million. Sugar prices dropped saving Cleveland and Ohio households about 150 000 and 1 350 000 respectively. New York exports rose by 10 million, imports up 15 million, and 885 business failures occurred in four weeks, per R G Dun & Co weekly review.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Trade Review
R. G. Dun & Co
Pennsylvania Railroad California Tours Offer Four Winter Trips
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company offers four winter and spring pleasure tours to California starting February 7 March 3 March 27 and April 14. Tours vary routes from New York with each returning via different western rail lines. Prices are 275 for tours 1 2 and 3 and 300 for tour 4 with Pullman car service and inclusive meals and hotel stays.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
California
New York
Washington
Atlanta
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Denver
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Council Bluffs
Coloado Springs
Portland
Tacoma
Helena
St. Paul
Pennsylvania Limited
San Diego
Riverside
Passadena
Monterey
Santa Barbara
San Jose
Geo. W. Boyd
Asst
Scecares
Philadelphia
Queer Washington wedding ends in sudden widowhood
Mary Butterworth daughter of Ohio Congressman Butterworth married Mr Howe of New York in Washington after his sudden illness. He was propped with pillows in his sick chamber and died at 11 pm the next night. The marriage occurred while he was delirious and seeking to harm himself, with the bride watching by his bedside.
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Washington
Mary Butterworth
Miss Butterworth
Congressman Butterworth
Ohio
Mr. Howe
New York
Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted for Kidney Ailment
An advice note recommends Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for diseased kidneys. It claims a weak back and aching lameness over the hips signal kidney trouble and urges using the stated tonic as the best curative.
Elixir Promises Cure for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement claims Downs' Elixir cures any cough or cold regardless of duration from Morris and Mullen in North Washington Street Allen and promotes White Cloud Flour at Goodrich and Fehlman.
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Morris & Mullen
N. DC
Allen
Goodrich & Fehlman’s
President Harrison Votes in Indianapolis Returns to Washington
A condensed roundup notes President Harrison traveling to Indianapolis to cast his vote and returning to the capital today. The missives mix political moves with assorted domestic curiosities and brief notes on commerce and society.
Comte de Paris sails from New York for home
Telegraphed items note the Comte de Paris and suite departing New York for home. Other briefs report government funds, tax receipts, and rate changes affecting coal, cattle import restrictions debated in Parliament, and a fire in Arlington Nebraska. Mississippi adopts new constitution.
Grain and meat market report from New York and scattered cities
The report lists prices and movements for flour wheat corn oats butter cheese eggs pork and cattle across New York Cleveland Chicago Toledo Chicago Buffalo and other markets with cash and future quotes for Nov 1 including flour at various bands, wheat around 1.01 per bushel, corn near 50 to 60 cents, and livestock markets showing steady to firm trends and specific price ranges.
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New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
Ohio
Toledo
Literary notes on Our Little Ones and other juvenile magazines
The November issues of Our Little Ones and the Nursery promise bright stories poems and pictures for young readers at $1.50 per year. Harper's Young People enters its twelfth volume with serials by Sophie Swett Howard Pyle and others. Scribner's Magazine highlights travel adventure and a country doctor piece by Frank French. Forum features three agricultural articles. St Nicholas marks seventeen years and previews new serials by J Corbridge and Noah Brooks including The Fortunes of Troby Trafford and The Boy Settlers set in Kansas.
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Russell Publishing Co
Boston
Mass
Harper’s Young People
Sophie Swett
Howard Pyle
Sophie B. Herrick
France
Frank French
Frederick Rhinelander Jones
Jerry
Wood Davis
Kansas
Prince Kropotkin
Daniel R. Goodloe
Washington
Washington Gladden
St. Nicholas
J. Crowbridge
Tinkham Brothers Tide-Mill
Troby Trafford
Noah Brooks
Territory
Dr Thomas Electric Oil touted as a cold cure
An advertisement by Mrs. M. J. Fellows of Burr Oak St. Joseph County Michigan claims Dr Thomas Electric Oil quickly cures a cold and relieves hoarseness. It presents a local sales pitch in a small community paper.
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Thomas
M. J. Fellows
Burr Oak
St. Joseph Co, Mich
Arnica and Oil Liniment Ad by Morris and Mullen
An advertisement asserts Arnica and Oil Liniment is suitable for animals and will not stain clothing or skin. The copy credits Morris and Mullen with distribution and N. C. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris & Mullen
N. C. Allen
Horrific Quarry Accident Near Louisville Nebraska
At Daugherty and Behan's stone quarry seven men tamped dynamite for a blast when a premature explosion mangled Henry Alsen and fatally wounded Peter Scheldt. The tamper's failure to pour sand caused the accident. others escaped with minor injuries.
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Louisville
Neb
Daugherty & Behan
Henry Alsen
Peter Scheldt
Murder at The Hemlocks Ends in Two Suspects Apprehended
In Troy New York on a Friday night eighty three year old Thomas Churchill was killed during a burglary attempt at his Hemlocks home. Churchill woke and fought with attackers using a bayonet before being shot three times. The two suspects Michael Henahan of Schuylerville and Patrick Hughes of Montana were later arrested after seeking medical care for their own wounds.
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A. Troy
N. Y
Thomas Churchill
the Hemlocks
Churchill
Michael Henahan
Schuylerville
Patrick Hughes
Montana
Cure for Croup Dr Thomas Electric Oil Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as the cure for croup and as the best remedy for sudden colds pains inflammation and injuries according to directions.
Farmers Alliance delegates meet in Des Moines and Springfield
Des Moines reports over 700 delegates at the Iowa session with J B Farrow reelected as president and William Blaine named vice president. Illinois notes officers retained and Crum and Gilbert chosen as delegates to the Ocala national convention.
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Des Moines
State Farmers’ Alliance
J. B. Farrow
Tama County
William Blaine
Marion County
August Post
G Powell
United States
Springfield
Ill
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union of Illinois
State Alliance of
Iowa
M. L. Crum
Virginia
H. M. Gilbert
Geneseo
F. G. Blood
Mount Vernon
George H. Lee
Mount Sterling
Dr Hibbard of Chicago dies from rare ptomaine poisoning
Dr William N Hibbard a Hyde Park physician died in Chicago from a rare ptomaine poisoning after eating oysters kept too long. The article explains ptomaines form during decay and cites other incidents and related local notices about business failures and public events.
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Caicaco
William N. Hibbard
Hyde Park
Hibbard
Survivors Tell Allege Blame on Vizcaya After Sea Collision
First Mate Henry Perring and six Hargraves crewmen reach Pumapeorpura from Lewes along with six Vizcaya crew. they claim the Vizcaya was wholly to blame for the collision that sank the Cornelius Hargraves off Barnegat.
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Henry Perring
Cornelius Hargraves
Lewes
Del
Allen
Hargraves
Cook
Harvey Allen
Sarah L. Davis
Vizcaya
Delaware Capes
Walker
Perring
Hercules
Davis
Charles H. Marshall
Stapleton
Barnegat
Angus Walker
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer headline
All hair issues including scalps humors tetter cores dandruff are claimed cured and baldness prevented by Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Public Notice to Borrow for School House in Warren Borough
The Warren Borough School Directors will petition the Warren County Court on December 1 1890 at 2 PM for authority to borrow up to 35000 dollars not exceeding five percent of the last adjusted triennial valuation. Funds to be raised by bonds to construct a school house. CHAS DINSMOOR president and F M KNAPP secretary.
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Warren Borough
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Chas. Dinsmoor
F. M. Knapp
Wdit
Naion
Register
Orphans’ Court
Said County
A. Herizel
John George Arnold
Joan A. Wood
Hiram Arters
O. C. Allen
Benjamin Hurlbert
KE. H. Bradley
EK. M. Thomas
Ss. H. Briggs
Register’s
Warren
Arrn County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Selim Crosby
Tracy Crosby
Tacy Crosby
Wm. D. Brown
A. D
D. A. Arird
Henry Fuellhart
Warren County Common Pleas
Frank
Pero
Blanch Pero
Spring Creek
The
Pleasant Bridge Company
O. F. Hoffman
Isaac
Alden
Sec
V. Warren
Clark
Kinney
New York City
Byron
West 98Th St
Lsol
Homer L. Clark
Jamestown
N. Y
Sherman House
Corry
Pheenix
Revere House
Sheffield
Lee House
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Judge Noyes
Warren Co
Glade Township
Miller OR
Noble
Mr. Deren
Grover Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrison
Indianapolis
Standard
Hamlin
Belle Hamlin
Justina
Laura B
C. G. Dickson
Sparta
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Jericho
Porter
Old Commonwealth
Wm. L. Scott
Tattersalls
Charles W. Fleming
Pittsburg
Blanche Linn
Williamsport
Judge Linn
General Crooks
National Cemetery
Arlington
Webb Hodges
Hodges
Col. Corbin
Regular Army
Oakland
United States Express Co
Louisiana Lottery Company
New York Post
Lancaster County
Roberts
Plumb
Phila. Press
Comte de Paris
Suite
National Bank
Kingfisher
Oklahoma
War Department
Trans-Continental Express Companies
Second Street
Treasury
Coin and National Bank Redemption Fund
Park National Bank of Chicago
Parnell
Akron
Sarah McMullen
Nellie Connors
Delia Brown
Murder Creek
Connors
Jackson, Miss
Torekka
Kan
Caldwell
United States District Court
Buffalo
East Liberty
Cincinnati
Alliance
Dr. Hibbard
Vailure, Curcaco
Leopold Bros. & Co
Prirrspurgch
van Abel
L. H. Harris Drug Company
Harris & Co
Abel
Curcago
Feehan
Ryan
Treland
Manisteer, Mich
R. G. Peters
Maprio
Sexor Miguel Suarez Guanes
Senor Muriaga
Henry Cassin
Eli Perkins
Parvo
Paris
Boulevard Des Italiens
Matt
Phila
A. Siegel & Sons
Jersey
Harry Isaacs
Superior Mail Order
Boggs & Buhl
Allegheny, PA
Warren Savings Bank
Arren
Marriea
Levi Leonard
R. C. L. CoviLt
Atty
Keystone Wall Paper and Paint Store
Liberty ST
Warren, Pa
N. K. Wendelboe
L. G. Noyes & CO
Kopf & Henry
Kopf & Henry’s
Main St
Greenland
WM. Spinner
Diamond Block
Oneida Valley
Jacob Keller
H. S. Thomas
Wood & Thomas
Third Street
Liberty
Warren, la
Joseph Hain
Deerfield
Anna M. Hain
Argenda
A. J. Hazeltine
O. W. Beaty
Geo. B. Ensworth
Cashier
M.B. Dunham
L. R. Freeman
Jas. Clark L. B. W . O.W
Ag Aeat
G. C. Hamilton
L. A. Rogers
Same
Davidson
W. H. Thompson
W. D. Riddlesperger
Home Mutual Life Association of Pa
J.C. Arnold
C. P. Northrop
R. L. Valentine
George Bush
Joel Sanford
Warren Bore
J. J. Rapp
Warren Boro
Barney Bradley
Angus Gillis
Geo. H. Dunham
Mrs. B. Smutz
J. Wills
C. Stricker
C. Reterer
T. J. Reynolds
R. R. Co
Dan’l McDonald
Jos. Beterman
R. P. Smiley
Willet Storey
C. D. Rickerson
Wilson Law
Duck & Bovee
L. P. Rogers
Decker Brothers
J. &C. Fischer
Estey, Burdett, Story and Clark
American Express
Carver House
J. B. Cable
Pitcher’s Castoria
Foster, Milburn & Co
Cor
Siegfried & Co
2D Sts
J.K. Ronne
Higkory Street
Byron Clark, A.M
M.D
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