Tener elected by 20000 plurality in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania held for Republicans with John E Tener leading as governor by about 20000 votes over Berry. Rep Dalzell wins in the 30th district, Schofield narrowly nets Assembly, Speer gains in several counties though Elk county backs off. Sherman campaigned for Dalzell.
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Berry
Keystone
Stuart
Grim
John Dalzell
Rep
Congress
Sherman
United States
Pittsburg
Dalzell
Cate
Littleton
Roosevelt
Falgett
John W. Dwight
House
Nebraska
Indiana
Hitchcock
Burkett
Dahlman
Omaha
Bryan
Aldrich
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Laurel
Kansas
Stubbs
Joe Cannon
Serena E. Payne
Ways and Means
Cannon
Pennsylvania
Maine
Dix Promises Reform and Honest Administration
Thomson November 9 report quotes John A. Dix asserting the crisis was met by sober citizenry. He pledges to adhere to party platform pledges and to institute reform retrenchment and strict administration as governor.
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Dix
Thomson
John A. Dix
Warren County Returns Show Berry Plurality in Governor Race
Warren county backed Berry for governor with a 192 edge while Tener led 128 in the county. All city wards favored Berry except the Third. Frank M. Knapp won a large statewide Senate plurality, carrying Warren county by 1,231 and Venango by 1,924 for a total 3,155.
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Warren
Berry
John K. Tener
Frank M. Knapp
State Senate
Warren County
Venango
Speer Leads in 28th District With County Pluralities
Republican Peter M. Speer reported revised tallies from five counties in the Twenty-eighth District showing Mercer 809, Warren 694, and Venango 800 in his favor. He concedes Breene carried Forest by 17 votes and Elk by about 650.
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Joseph A. Schofield
Peter M. Speer
Congress
Warren County
Venango
Mercer
Elk County
Warren
Breene
Forest Co
Democrats win major election gains in 1892 national results
The Democratic party secures pivotal victories across New York New Jersey Massachusetts Connecticut and Ohio. Roosevelt defeat in his home district cited as a key setback for Roosevelt and a shift toward Democratic control in the Senate and House.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Ohio
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Bass
New Hampshire
Cooper
Taylor
Tennessee
Nassau
Congress
Martin W. Littleton
Missouri
Nevada
United States
Senate
House
Wisconsin
Hans Chauncey Mi Depew
Assembly
Gon's Narrow Upstate Lead in Republican Governor Race
In upstate counties the Republican candidate for governor trails by no more than 45,000 in plurality. Kentucky figure Caleb Powers, three time convicted for Governor Bel’s assassination and recently released from prison, figures in the political narrative.
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Gon
Kentucky
Caleb Powers
Goebel
The Only One Lacking
A humorous exchange from Ladies' Home Journal features a discouraged man declaring he would have a fourth dimension if it existed, quipping why he cannot possess it. The dialogue showcases wordplay on dimension and possession.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
South Sells Oil Fields 10 Standard South Sells Oil Fields
The 103000 acre Caddo parish oil tract west of James Bayou near Shreveport sold for about 10 million dollars to Standard Oil stockholders. Deep sand wells produced 800 to 12000 barrels daily with No. 9 in Stiles tract yielding 9500 barrels. The deal, brokered by Wolfe and Donnell, marks a major milestone in U S oil history.
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Standard Oil Company
J. C. Trees
H. S. Grason
M. L. Benedum
H. S. Glenn
C. E. Glenn
Pittsburg
George J. Wolfe
J. C. Donnell
Findlay
Ohio
James Bayou
Caddo Parish
Louisiana
Shreveport
Stile
Caddo
Pennsylvania
West Virgina
Grand Concert Recital in Buffalo by Anthony Stankowitch
Renowned pianist Anthony Stankowitch presented a refined matinee in Buffalo featuring Greig lyric pieces Schumann Papillons Bach gigue and modern miniatures. The review lauds the program and urges piano students and teachers to attend the Warren Pa recital on November 22 at Library Theatre.
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Anthony Stankowitch
Buffalo
Greig
Schuman
van Westerhouts
Heyman
Tausig
Heymen
Schumann
Library Theatre
Warren
Youngster Steals Father’s Money For A Big Time
An eight year old boy from Sharon at 48 Penn Avenue took ten dollars from his father without permission. He and a companion bought a pocket knife and gum before being found by the police chief. The boy was placed in his father’s custody after a hearing before Squire Thomas.
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John Salada
Penn Avenue
Sharon
Squire Thomas
Gentleman’s boast mirrors hidden fear of being understood
A concise aphorism notes that when a man insists on his gentility it signals anxiety you might miss the trait otherwise. The line implies bluffing to mask insecurity and seeks to provoke recognition of true character.
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
An advertising notice urges readers to place ads in the mail section for results. The brief promotes quick response and broad reach through newspaper advertising channels.
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