Next Congress seats by state show Democratic edge potential
Readout lists state by state allocations and possible majorities for the next Congress. It notes the Democrats may expand their majority once contested seats are resolved, highlighting states such as Alabama Missouri Arkansas Nebraska California Nevada Colorado New Hampshire New Jersey New York Delaware Florida North Carolina Georgia Ohio Illinois Oregon Indiana Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texas Maine Vermont Maryland Virginia West Virginia Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Mississippi and Tennessee with varied counts.
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Alabama
Missouri
Arkansas
Nebraska
California
Nevada
Colorado
Connecticut
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Delaware
Florida
North Carolina
Georgia
Ohio
Illinois
Oregon
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Maine
Vermont
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mississippi
Congressional Delegation by State Counts and Members
A historical roster lists the state's congressional delegation totaling 28 members, split 16 Republicans and 12 Democrats. Members include M. F. Elliott Samuel F. Bers H. H. Bingham George A. Post and others across districts, showing a mixed party representation.
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M. F. Elliott
Samuel F. Bers
H. H. Bingham
George A. Post
Charles Oneill
W. W. Brown
S. J. Randall
J. M. Campbell
W. D. Kelley
L. E. Atkinson
A. C. Harmer
W. A. Duncan
Sam’ H. Miller
C.N. Brumm
M. Brainerd
General Harrison Allen Emerges as Dakotas Rising Politician
Gen Harrison Allen, a highly regarded mind in Dakota politics, has impressed as a platform orator and key Republican organizer. His campaigns and Fargo speech helped rally voters, linking eastern experience with Dakota's prairie breeze to strengthen the party across all 51 counties.
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Dakota
Harrison Allen
Republican Party
Raymond
Fargo
Daily Press
Yankton
United States
Allen
Pennsylvania
Congress
Gen. Allen
Stoneman Elected California Governor in 1906 Victory
Gen George Stoneman, a San Gabriel rancher and West Point graduate, won California’s governorship as a Democrat by a 13,000 majority. His rival, Republican M Estee, was born nearby at Brokenstraw Warren County. Mrs Stoneman praised as fitting first lady of the executive mansion in Sacramento.
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California
George Stoneman
Stoneman
Busti
West Point
San Gabriel
Los Angeles
Sacramento
M. Estee
Brokenstraw
Warren County
Jamestown
Governor appoints Rev Dr Everett as private secretary
The new Governor has appointed the Rev Dr Thomas T Everett pastor of St Stephens M E Church Germantown avenue as private secretary. Everett will accept the post, and the appointment is noted amid political talk. Also mentions Thueerton Weep turning 85 and various political items and ads.
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Parrison
Thomas T. Everett
St. Stephen’s M. E. Church
Germantown Avenue
Everett
Sam Josephs
Bill McMullen
Roosters
The Official Vote Totals by County and Statewide Result
The document lists county totals for Roger Pattison Stew and others, including Adams Allegheny Armstrong Bedford Butler Cambria Clearfield etc, with a statewide grand total of 315,589 for Pattison over Beaver 40,202 and overall 85,5791 43743 in the period.
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Roger Pattison
Adams
Ajottes Allegheny
Armstrong
Bcavce -N
Bedford
Ucscae
Ee Eee
Braddford
Butler
Camecyon
Cseere
Ncerdee Ese
Cece
Clariothy
Crawford
Cumberland
Dauphin
Delaware
Northumberland
Poyty Wn
Philadel Phi
Westmoreland
Wyoming
Fayette
Juniata
Eereee
Lackawanna
Lancaster
Lawfrence
Seveee
Lebanon Y
Lehigh
Luzerne
LyComing
McKean
Meercet
Monroe
Montgomery
Montour
Northampton
Schuylkill
Snyder
Somerset
Susquehanna
Venango
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Ors Tods
Pattison
Beaver
Second Letter From Beaver Reflects on Election
A letter by General James A. Beaver to Gen. Robert McAllister, dated Beliefonte Navy 10 1882, states he bears no personal disappointment over the election results. He says he did his best for the party, notes Lehigh and Centre counties did well, and asserts his friends remain true while he preserved prin ciple and self respect.
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Beaver
Robert McAllister
BelieFonte
Navy
Lehigh County
Centre
James A. Beaver
Gas lighting shifts from coal to petroleum rich in cities
Illuminating gas is produced partly from petroleum in Buffalo Rochester Clyde Geneva Port Jarvis N Y and in Tidioute Honesdale Pittston and Susquehanna Pa. Petroleum gas is said to have far greater illuminating power per cubic foot than coal gas and is comparatively odorless.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Clyde
Geneva
Port Jarvis
N. Y
Tidioute
Honesdale
Pittston
Susquehanna
Rebukes and reminders from old party veterans
The piece laments Republicans in one state boasting of defeating a Union general and rebuking veteran Civil War supporters. It argues old buddies who voted for Lincoln and Grant are now scolded, yet urged to rally for the party anew amid renewed factional tensions. It includes a brief consumer ad note for scarlet wool shirts and pocket books.
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Beaver
Old Fogies
Lincoln
Grant
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Unclaimed Letters at Warren Post Office Pa
List of names with unclaimed letters at Warren Post Office, Warren County. Letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not claimed within thirty days. Includes Anderson Adams Beckie Adams Mrs Olive Adams Mrs Elia and many others. Request to provide date of action.
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Warren
Warren Co
John Herrick
F. H
Wall paper Variety Prompts Visits to A A Davis Co
A A Davis Co offers a great variety of wall paper for home decor. Customers can browse patterns and textures in a wide range of colors and finishes to suit different rooms and styles.
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A. A. Davis & Co’s
Pennsylvania News Bits and Local Oddities
A compilation notes Philadelphia election costs at 104000 dollars. Berks county huskings remain popular while Butler county reports a female horse thief. Bellefonte lists governors candidates from 1823 to 1882 with Curtin the only winner. A Pennsylvania jury upholds a breach of promise verdict and declares Sunday courtship legal. A McKean Miner tale recalls a horse crossing a bridge aided by paint barrels to reach the far side, a rare feat and likely last of its kind.
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Philadelphia
Berks County
Butler County
Bellefonte
Andrew Gregg
James Irvin
A. G. Curtin
James A. Beaver
Curtin
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
McKean
Alton
Dobbin
Four thousand Mormon recruits arrive in New York
The past year has seen 4,000 Mormon recruits arrive in New York from the Old World. The Garfield memorial fair opens in Washington on the 25th, drawing friends of the late chieftain. Cars are ready for live fish transport and Prof. Baird built the first oft e. Attorney General Brewster rents a Connecticut Avenue house. Mrs. Brewster is praised in official capital society. Yellow fever totals reach 4,056 cases and 286 deaths across Pensacola Brownsville. Pension office construction starts in Washington, to be completed in two years. Miss Colla, a blind employee, impresses with immaculate sewing work at the Boston fair. Chicago beef floods eastern markets at lower prices. Bierstadt’s Irvington home burns with paintings. Congressman Page loses reelection. several commerce committee members retire. New Jersey Democrats’ capture signals McPherson’s Senate victory, viewed as best for public interests.
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Washington City
Baird
United States Fishing Commission
Brewster
Connecticut Avenue
Washington
South Atlantic
Middle States
Pensacola
Brownsville
Colla
Boston
Chicago
Bradford
Salamanca
Rochester
Albert Bierstadt
Irvington
N. Y
Hudson
Bierstadt
Yosemite Valley
Congressman Page
Commerce Committee
Richardson
New York
Townsend
Ohio
Candler
Massachusetts
Ward
Pennsylvania
McLane
Maryland
Ross
New Jersey
White
Kentucky
McPherson
Senate
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Buaine
Ben Harrison
Ben Butler
Serwarv
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Mr. Wolfe
Stewart
Wolfe
Grenada
Miss
Lowell
Mass
Fort Pillow Chalmers
Beast Butler
Gov. St. Joan
Kansas
Philo. Press
Baty’s
Johnson & Siegfreid
Petroleum Gas
Hunter’s
Batu & Co
A. A. Davis & Co
J. In
C. J. Webster
Dora Wilson
A. P. Ers
C. Allen
P. M
Alfred Speer
A. W. Morck
L. G. Noyes
D. M. Gross & Bro
Merck Bros
Ball & Co
Zoresa
Smith, Kline & CO
Hall & Ruckel
E. T. F. Valentine’s
Hickory St
Carver House
T. F. Valentine
Warren, Pa
Orphans Court
Lydia S. Harris
John Harris
Said
Johnson, Lindsey & Parmlee
Warren Borough
Jas
Parmlee
Roscoe Hall
Madison Square Theatre Co
Australia
Madison Square Theatre
White Mountains
L. G. Noyes Drug Store
Schellhammer & Lesser
Water St
Warren Savings Bank
Aladin
Invincible
Royal Square
Harmon
A. W. Dickert
Daniel T. Drew
W. P. Nutting
A. G. Hoyt
Kinzua R. R. Co
James Cramer
Newman Stultz
Mary T. Cramer
Emeline Hertzel
A. Driesbach
Same
J.A. Weible
Warren, Fa
Cherry Grove
Wm. Mooney
W. F. Munhall
Court of Common Pleas
PD. Brown
J. A. Weible
Oo. W. Randall
Scire Facias
Arren County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
S. R. Hastings
Mullen
John Norton
Cherry Grove Township
Ss. R. Hastings
Ed. Mallen
Wm. D. Brown
A. D
W. Randall
S. J
Louden & Olstron
O.W. Randall
L. S
Alice A. Enbody
J. Q. A. Converse
Robert K. Enbody
Warren Co. Com
O. W. Randall
Allen & Higgins
Pitts Atty’s
People’s Market
First National Bank
John Lauffer
J. L. Cogswell
Cogswell & Wheeler
Heriff
Court House
Pine Grove
County of
Jesse Ruland
Valentine Run
Patrick Murry
Olson Ohman
Recorder of Deeds
State of
T. L. Putnam
Kerwin
R. J. Straight
Thos. Thompson & Co
Shirley & Hostetter
Angus McPherson
J. R. Austin
E. D. Mills
J. W. Humphrey & Co
Messimer & Backus
Sheriff's Office
O. N. Hazen
A. W. Thompson
Herife
Fieri Facias
Court of Dommion Pleas
Pine Grove Township
John Ruland
E. Ruland
D. Thompson
Olson Oman
Patrick Murray
Nils Johan Sallomonson
A. Wickstrom
Sherif
Sherife
Borough of
South West
W. Bb. Benedict
Enterprise
Situsville Road
S. A. Peiffer
Victor S. Benedict
D. W. Randald
H. K. Miller
L. L. Orndorff
J. S. Smith
Sydney E. Smith
Watson & Davis
Second Street
C. P. Northrop, Prop’r
H. R. Bartlett
Burt’s
Burt & Mears
A.C. Nettleton’s
Harron & Sons
Herifef
Brokenstraw Creek
Irvine
Pennsylsyl
C. W. Randall
J. Bb. Andrews
M. Murphy
S.S. Henne
George Hector
George L. Deyo
Sheriff’s Office
Vitus and
Williams
J. A. Gartland
Watson Et al
J. P. Kleckner
Theodore Betts
Brokenshew Township
Brokenstaw Creek
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
M. E. S. Biddle
James Sands
W.S. McMullan
RK. Thompson
E. O. W. Randall
AL Blanks
Fee
A. Siegel & Sons
A. Stegel & Sons
K. Dean
Erie
Keystone National Bank
J.H. Eddy
M. Beecher
Cashier
U.S
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line
Liverpool
Ueenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Brementavre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christinia
Copenhagen
Savings Bank
L. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A.J. Hazeltine
O. H. Hunter
A. J. Hazeltine
F. G. Wood
M. B. Dunham B. Nesmith
Jas. Clark, Jr
Albert Kirberger
T. McKnight
A. Siegel & Son’s
T. McNight
Orphan’s Court
Farmington
David Miles
James Dennison
Harmon and Gray
Alanson Kingsley
W. W. Thompson
Struthers S.J.W Mill
Stearns
Warren Hotel
Alexander Wallace
Struthers
Iron Works
Struthers, Wells & CO
N. G. Harkins
Grossenburg’s
Water Street
M. Waters
Robert Dennison
P. Johnson
F Henry
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
J. Rod ‘A. Hertzel
George N. Parmlee
W D.rown
Pittsfield
Spring Creek
Peterson
Miles
Barton
DR. Blodgett
Blodgett
A. J. Davis
Mrs. Hintz
James
National House
Waren
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