Warren Co Republicans Cheer Despite Election Turmoil
The Warren County GOP hails Patti as a likely winner by about 20,000 while noting factional feuds. New York Governor Cleveland leads Democrats by large margins. Ben Butler wins Massachusetts for the Democrats. Complaints surface about boss rule and a Governor’s financial ties prompt resignations and a Harrisburg reshuffle.
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Countywide Victory Margins Spark Political Gratitude
The county ticket appears to have won by narrow margins with Republicans praised for steadfast backing. Election returns from Warren Borough and multiple townships show Brainerd rallying for Congress, Lee defeating May in the Senate, and Beeler families amid treasurer results. Mintano Fillmore of Buffalo left over $50,000 to churches, contested by relatives alleging unsound mind.
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Governor Hoyt Aligns with Arthur on Thanksgiving Date
Governor Hoyt backs President Arthur declaring Thanksgiving on November 30. The note implies upcoming conflict with Turkey and welcomes feasting and festivity in a period of international tension.
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Philadelphia celebration yields years profit and mixed trade effect
The Philadelphia North American estimates at least 500000 visitors spent an average of five dollars each, leaving about 2500000 in the city. Merchants say wholesale and retail trade was disrupted while hotels and eateries thrived. Oyster consumption may reach 25000000 with price hikes for fish butter and beef.
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Dawn of a brighter day in political warfare
The Ledger notes a calmer canvass this year with less vigor and personality than prior cycles. It claims the Mat has not attacked their candidates as usual, and asserts a fair, legitimate opposition without personal abuse, hoping for a new era in political contest.
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Governor Fenton Named Commissioner for New York Exposition
Gov. Fenton appointed a New York Commissioner for the National Bazar Industrial and Art Exposition to aid the Garfield Monument project. The event will run at the United States Capitol from November 25 to December 3 with Washington board members including David Davis, Harlan, Mathews, and Gen. Sherman.
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Press Doubts Jay Gould Can Manage Vast United Railways
The Philadelphia Press and New York Star debate Jay Gould's reach, noting he owns 12 000 miles of rail lines, a steamship line, the Supreme Court, Congress and the Republican party, and conclude emigration would be unlikely or unnecessary.
Tweed Era Nomination Sparks Reform Rhetoric in 23d District
Harry Genet of Tweed era notoriety was nominated for Alderman of New York's 23d district on the Democratic ticket. The piece mocks party reform claims asserting reform is needed.
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York County Grower Markets Second Growth Strawberries
A York county fruit-grower marketed second-growth strawberries the other day, highlighting a fresh harvest and local produce sales.
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Mrs Scoville Arrives in London for New Trial
Mrs Scoville the insane sister of Guiteau reached London Ontario on Sunday night and checked into the Tecumseh house using an assumed name. Her daughter Bertha accompanies her. She says she seeks a new trial, denies insanity, and has hired counsel to pursue the case.
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Tailor Jacob Keller Offers New Fall Suitings and Overcoats
Jacob Keller the Tailor advertises a large stock of fall suitings overcoatings and pantaloons both imported and domestic. He promises latest fall and winter styles, employs skilled workmen and warrants satisfaction. Location upstairs on Second Street near Liberty.
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Speer Port Grape Wine Praised by Institute Visitors
The American Institute on Pure Grape Wine reports the Port Grape Wine of Alfred Speer of Passaic New Jersey is the most reliable wine. Physicians prefer it for convalescent patients and major New York hospitals have adopted it. Sale by A W Morek.
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Concord Monuments Tell Of Emerson Hawthorne Thoreau
The grave of Emerson is kept constantly covered with flowers by the young girls of Concord. Hawthorne's grave, marked by a stone bearing his name, is thickly overgrown with glossy myrtle. Thoreau's grave remains unadorned aside from a thick sod of green grass.
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Speech praising Gen Beaver and Grant in Ohio challenger clash
Mahlon Chance of Ohio lauds General Beaver and Grant, arguing Beaver’s bravery and service surpass Pattison in a Pennsylvania governor race. He urges voters to use the ballot as a sacred power, not for personal spite, and recalls Grant’s wartime leadership and Beaver’s sacrifice.
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Broadside Highlights of Public News and Celebrity Tidbits
Sentinel notes Garfield tomb guards and Weed back at letters. Fashionists favor brown. ladies warned about late season shopping. Greeley heir Gabrielle donates ground for a Chappaqua Episcopal chapel. Theaters Park Albemarle Arlington burned or damaged with casualties. A patriarch in Simon's Gap fathers 53 children. Mrs Brown hosts Boston reception with anti slavery figures. A brutal murder case follows a mother blinding her children and self death. Spurgeon draws crowds in St Louis. Christine Nilsson arrives in New York, praised above Mrs Langtry.
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Prohibition Amendment Declared Unconstitutional by Iowa Court
Davenport District Court Judge Hayes rules the recent prohibitory amendment unconstitutional and not properly part of the state constitution. The act allegedly prohibited sale and use, while the House version barred only sale as a beverage, creating two conflicting laws. Prohibitionists expect the Supreme Court to intervene or remand the case.
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Memorial Committee Forms for Longfellow Bust in Westminster Abbey
London November meeting of the Longfellow memorial committee, chaired by Lord Granville, resolves to place a bust in Poets Corner. An executive panel will arrange a Lyceum Theatre public meeting. Letters of praise arrive from Earl Derby Hugh Childers Lecky Max Muller and others.
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