Republicans sweep thirteen states and head toward 1897 presidency
The election results show Republican victories in eleven of thirteen states, with seven of eight governorships and five legislatures, suggesting a Republican President in 1897. Warren County reflects strong GOP support as State Treasurer Haywood leads by 1,623 votes. Prohibition and anti license votes appear consistent, while Dunham and Wheelock receive unanimous support for their positions.
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Hill, Brice
Berry
Hill
Capt
Alexander
California
Messrs
Dunham and
Wheelock
Pennsylvania Vote Shows Republican Strength In Off Year
The state swung solidly for Treasurer Haywood by 174 264 over Meyers with the GOP banner. Elk and Clarion counties tilt toward Republicans as Doorkeepers chart shows Smith elected as seventh Superior Court judge with Noyes a strong fourth. Other district judges include Biddle Berks and Reed among the listed officials.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone
Haywood
Meyers
Quay
Elk
Clarion
Rice
Smith
Willard
Yerkes
Beaver
Magee
Wickham
Noyes
Reeder
Bechtel
Orlady
Moorhead
Judge Noyes
Oil
Judge Smith
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Philadelphia
Craig Biddle
BR. Beaver
Jamess. Wilson
R. Greene
KR. L. Ieraye
Westmoreland
A. D. McConnell
R. York
W. F. Ray Stewart
D. Luzerne
Lyman H. Bennett
R. Venango
George 8
Criswell
R. Jefferson
John W. Reed
R. Washington
James F. Taylor
R. Berks
James N. Ermentrout
D. Huntingdon
John M. Bailey
Elk County election contest looms after tight sheriff race
Republicans won 13 of 17 sheriff districts but fell short by 118 votes. They trailed the Democratic candidate for coroner by 252 votes and claim a fair count could change outcomes. Contested results discussed amid stubborn political fight.
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Elk County
Democratic leaders ponder cause of party upheaval
The article describes the party’s leaders debating last week’s defeat. President Cleveland attributes the crisis to an uprising against bossism, while Senator Brice and others blame him as a contributing factor. The core issue cited is a shortage of votes.
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Democratic Party
Cleveland
Brice
State and Federal Crackdown on Oleomargarine Sellers
Oleo dealers face legal trouble as state laws ban sales and federal revenue rules require clear branding and owner name. Authorities pursue violators under both jurisdictions, increasing risk for vendors.
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United States
U.S
Law Spurs Road Projects in Rhode Island Towns
A Rhode Island law requires the state to build a half mile of good road in any town that petitions and to pay one quarter of the cost. Fifteen towns have already petitioned for such roads, a provision praised as beneficial for Pennsylvania.
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Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Democrats Cut Down Republican Lead in Nine States
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes Democrats reduced the net Republican majority by nearly 100,000 votes across nine states. The piece questions how further internal party conflict could damage Republicans if the Democrats erode their own unity in the process.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Taxpayer Letter Urges Better Roads and Guides in Warren County
A local reader identifies the need for improved roads and clearer guide boards in Warren County Pennsylvania. The letter emphasizes practical improvements and community safety, urging town officials to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Pennsylvania
York Voters Try Blanket Ballot System
Voters in York state used the blanket ballot for the first time last week and the system is well received. Electors prefer it to the old bundle of separate ballots which caused confusion, waste, and poster clutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York State
Louisville Elects First Republican Mayor in Historic Vote
In September at the G A R meeting the old boys in blue worked for the GOP as Louisville chose its first Republican mayor and Kentucky as a whole swung heavily Republican by a large majority.
Superior Court Judges Draw Salary Without Work
A Superior Court judge and six other elected officials receive a monthly salary of $625 from July 19 95, yet none have performed any work. The situation highlights a soft snap in the payroll and raises questions about official duties and compensation.
Smiths Elect Peter Patrick Smith Judge in Lackawanna Vote
The Smith family cast ballots last week leading to Peter Patrick Smith of Lackawanna winning the Democratic judge race. He secured victory with little opposition from Noyes.
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Smith
Peter Patrick Smith
Lackawanna
Noyes
Southern States Turn Republican in Modern Realignment
The shift marks multiple Southern states adopting Republican leadership pushing long standing political coalitions toward a new era. Analysts cite demographic changes and national party strategy shaping this transition across the region.
McKinley Victory Seen As Nationwide Republican Surge
Gov McKinley blamed Democratic Congress for poor legislation as the large GOP majority grew. Ex Gov Foraker declared Democrats Brice Gorman Hill and Carlisle defeated and Ohio will back McKinley. Senator Quay lauded Pennsylvania gains and noted party vote delivery costly but effective. Ex President Harrison praises the result and remains silent as a chosen stance.
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Gov
McKinley
Democratic Congress
Foraker
Brice
Gorman
Hill
Carlisle
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Washington
Ohio
Quay
Pennsylvania
Keystone
State Committee
Harrison
A Sweet Singer in Field Poem on Loss and Love
A tender poem by Eugene Field recalling his child and death. The piece laments a parent’s sorrow and memory, praising Field and his wish to ennoble humanity through verse. It frames the poet’s early death at about forty five and the enduring sweetness of his voice.
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Mr. Field
Eugene Field
Republicans win decisive Kentucky and Maryland contests
The article argues that solid support for Republicans in Kentucky and Maryland signals a long term shift in party politics. It cites large GOP majorities and notes that many Democrats voted Republican, reflecting belief in the GOP’s adherence to its ideals.
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Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
West Virginia
Warren County Republican Committee Victory Note
E W Parshall declares the Warren County Republican gain a signal victory with 1623 plurality. He thanks Republicans for support and states readiness for 1896.
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Republican Co
Warren
Warren County
E. W. Parshall
Treasury reports October deficit and year projection
The October Treasury balance shows a net shortfall of about 180 million with deficits of roughly 6.6 million for the month as receipts near 28 million and expenditures 34.5 million. For four months the receipts total 113.47 million and expenditures 129.96 million leaving a year deficit around 25 million.
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Congress
Treasury
Buffalo Express
Meeting in Philadelphia Urges Aid to Cuba
A large Philadelphia gathering Monday night last week expressed sympathy for Cuban independence. Rev. Russell Conwell and Alexander McClure spoke as resolutions urged U S government action under international law, calling Spain to end subjugation, and urged continued meetings until Congress and the President provide practical aid.
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Philadelphia
Russell Conwell
Alexander McClure
Spain
Cuba
Congress
Oil City Rivalry Sparks Election Return Row
The Cleveland Leader notes Oil City in Warren county in its returns. The Blizzard warns of a future clash if the offense repeats. Both towns show mutual reluctance as the feud intensifies amid local politics.
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Cleveland
Oil City
Warren County
Warren
Horseless Carriage Race Falls Short in Chicago
In a recent Chicago race the new fangled vehicles performed poorly on hills showing baulkiness and a disappointing ascent. Officials expect improvements in future designs.
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Chicago
West Virginia Woman Fends Off Jealous Suitor
A jealous lover attempted to shoot a West Virginia woman but she reacted quickly, firing first and escaping unharmed. The incident ends with the woman prevailing in the quarrel and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Peanut crop small but politicians hungrier than usual
The article notes a small peanut crop this year while highlighting an abundance of peanut politicians, described as more hungry than usual.
Senator Shortt recalls Mall event benefiting library
Senator Shortt recalls the Mall event that featured a pub theme to raise funds for the local library. The gathering highlighted community support and charitable bidding to boost library resources.
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Senator Shortt
Proclamation Setting Thanksgiving Day 1895 by President Cleveland
Grover Cleveland proclaims Thursday November 28 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer for the nation. He urges worship, gratitude for blessings from God, and acts of charity toward the needy, asking Americans to abstain from work and reflect on national prosperity and protection. The proclamation is dated November 4, 1895 in Washington.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Lincoln
Oil City
Proclamation by the Governor of Pennsylvania Thanksgiving
Governor Daniel H. Hastings proclaims November 28 as a day of Thanksgiving and prayer for the Commonwealth. He urges worship, family reunions, gratitude for God’s provision, and acts of charity toward the poor and needy. Harrisburg, November 11, 1895.
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Commonwealth
United States
Daniel H. Hastings
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Political and foreign affairs snippets from 1900 era papers
A collection of concise quotes and summaries from multiple papers noting opinions on Warren County judges, England's isolation, Pennsylvania political leanings, the Cameron boom, Ingersoll on hell, and the history of Thanksgiving proclamations by U S presidents up to Lincoln.
Election tallies show declines in Pennsylvania votes
The Tuesday tally reports 737,590 total votes for Republican and Democratic candidates in Pennsylvania. Prohibition and Populist totals are projected to bring all parties to about 760,000, far below last year’s Governor total of 952,977. The Republican lead over Democrats stands at 174,442, with declines across all parties and a dismissive note from Pennsylvania Democratic leaders.
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Pennsylvania
Gov. Hastings
Gilkeson
Mercutio
Pittsburg
Purify Your Blood to Halt Catarrh and Consumption
An old medical advertisement claims blood purification cures catarrh and prevents lung disease. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla clears the head and lungs by cleansing the blood, restoring vigor and health throughout the body.
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Hood
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure by F H Dixson claiming immediate relief from a hacking cough and warns of dangers if untreated.
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F. H. Dixson
Property Sales Across Warren County reshape local parcels
A string of sheriff sale notices details multiple parcels in Pine Grove and Columbus townships Warren County Pennsylvania. Properties include 39.75 acres with a frame house and barn under Sherwood Simmons life interest. 150 acres in Pittsfield with house and orchard. 10 acres in Sheffield with railroad line access. and ancestral lots described in Russell village near Race Street. In all, these parcels are tied to suits by Citizens National Bank, Hiram Hocum, and others, with vested titles and life interests noted.
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Spring Creek
Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
A. D Hallock
S. Ray
James White
A. B. Shultz
Kerr
Gifford F. Mandaville
Catherine E. Mandaville
Eee Life Insurance Company of
New O.k
Freehold Township
Bear Lake Borough
Warren County
Greeley Street
Bear Lake Station
New York Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
John Vaneps
Vaneps
C. B. Goodwin
H. Sweets
Sweets
Rosa Wright
John Row
Wright
Henry Phelps
Mary A. Vaneps
C. T. Bordwell
Pine Grove Township
Arren County
Russell
Race Street
John Griffen
Gholson
Irvine
County of
P. Falconer
Alexander Christie
D. S. Newbold
W. G. Shannon
W. A. Maines
Borough of
Oungsville
Pardon Hazeltine
Oak Street
L. K. Dunham
R. A. Kinnear
C. G. Herrick
Sherwood Simmons
Columbus
Plrney Marble
Ludlow
Columbus Township
John Trantum
S. N. Webber
Citizens National Bank of
Pittsfield Township
C. Cady
McGrews
John Swanson
G. M. Ayers
H. Rogers
Hiram Hocum
Sheffield Township
Samuel Babee
Philadelphia and Erie
Melchi Snapp
John Snapp
Mary A. Snapp
Fitch Hildum
Garland
Pittsfield
John McKinney
S. Pierce
Enterprise
S. A. Linendell
Ensign Cousins
Recorder’s Office
R. H. Johnson E al
Hudson’s Corners
James Simmons
George Albro
L. L. Bush
W. R. Rhodes
Mead
L. B. Shuler
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Comany
National Transit Company
Domer
Hill and O’donnell
Frank Bean
G. T. Pryor
Water Street
Liberty and
Water Streets
Israel Spencer Junior
Holland Land Company
Israel Spencer
Spencer
Clymer
Diadma
F. E. Spencer
E. B. Crissey
Kinzua
Walsingham
R. Strong
John English
Maple Shade
S. L. Derby
Josephine McIntosh
John Willson
Whujch
Charles Darling
Jane Durling
Said County
Charles Durling
A. C. Blodget
Purdon’s Digest
Smith
D. M. Howard
Sheriff's Office
Administration Granted on Estate of J David Dalrymple
Letters of administration issued in Warren County Pennsylvania for the estate of J David Dalrymple of Sugar Grove. Administrator H Dalrymple calls for immediate payment from debtors and for all claims to be presented for settlement. Official notice dated Oct 18 1895.
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Allen R. Kilburn
Elk
Warren County
Penna
Boyd Marsh
Navy
Corydon
Warren Co
J David Dalrymple
Sugar Grove
H. Dalrymple
Augustus Johnson
Pittsfield
Pennsylvania
Charles A. Peterson
Admr
Warren
Estate of C E K Carlson Auditor Notice
In Warren Orphans Court the auditor for the estate of C E K Carlson will distribute funds held by the administrator. The auditor Db U Arird will attend at his Warren office on Thursday November 14 at 10:00 AM to perform duties of the appointment.
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C. EK. Carlson
Orphans’ Court of
Warrencee
Orphans’ Court
Borough of
Warren
U. Arird
Testamentary grant for Dolly Collins estate filed
George H. Higgins executor named in Warren county Pennsylvania to settle Dolly Collins estate. Attorneys Allen & Sons of Warren Pa appear as counsel. Document dated August 20 1895.
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Warren, PA
C. C. Allen
27Th
Jalm
Meadville
England
Buffalo
Reed
Cameron
Bradford
Cou
Ingersoll
Man
A - Warren
Youngsville
Tidioute
Columbus Borough
Clarendon Borough
Ey Brokenstraw
Educer
Sheffield
Sua Petee
Cherry Grove
Deerfield Elk
Eldred
Freehold
Farmington
Glade
Limestone
G Mead
Secon
Ciss
Iil
Sheriff's Sales
Court of Common Pleas
Glade Township
John McWilliams
B. Willey
Irvine Mead
Betsy Mead
Frank Long
Henry Cobham
Maggie Long
Pansy Long
Omer E. Dungem
Laura H. Sto Um
G. Also
George L. Chapel
Julis A. McDaniels
L. P. Rogers
A. T. Scofield
Lt. Rogers
G. G. Mead
C. B. Mead
G. G. Mead & Co
Alson Rogers
James Kay
James Roy
Robert Ullman
Allegheny Valley Railway Co
Allegheny River
F. M. Ashmead
Kinzua Hall Association
D. G. Blackman
G. Blackman
Sec
Y. Kinzua
Jas. O. Parmlee
Orphan’s Court
W. M. Lindsey
Sarah E. Bohman
Geo. H. Cramer
Abraham Cramer
Martha A. Miller
J. H. Miller
Fred E. Hodges
Robert E. Miller
Wm. Merkle
J. P. Houser
W. R. Dawson
Levi Preston
B. J. Ayers
C. B. Ayers
Margaret Graham
Mary E. Twitchell
Lawson B. Twitchell
Wm. C. McCabe
WM. McCray
Register. Register’s
UBLIC
Peter Greenland
Waren
High Street
Hazel Street
Inlet
S. P. Johnson
Nels
Greenland
Geo. A. Walker
P. Johnson
Elizabeth Turner
Recorders Office
Charles Dinsmoor
Aton
Johannah Johnson
Swan Johnson
G. R. Goodard
N. K. Wendelboe’s
N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty St
THE
Pickett Hardware CO
Claus
Neat
Rochester
Elk Co. Pa
T. O. Slater & CO
Morgan
the Warren Savings Bank
A.J. Hazeltine
C. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
G. H. Jackson
T. Ty
O. W. Beaty
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
Munham
L. R. Freeman
A. J. Meeitine
C. Sigel
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