The Presidents Vacation and Public Hand Shaking
The article argues the president should be more than a figurehead and should travel among the people. It notes his summer absence from Washington, frequent rail trips, and many handshakes as a relief from toil and a way to feel the public pulse.
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Washington
White House
Postmaster Coalition in Alabama Faces Fire and Boycott
Last week the Postmaster General ordered Laverne Alabama to be closed after a local colored postmaster named Bonez faced resistance. He finally posted a sign in an old rookery, then that night the building burned and the office closed. The 500 residents must travel 3 miles to another office as race prejudice impacts services.
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Wanamaker
Laverne
Alabama
Bonez
Massachusetts Republican Convention Nominates Governors
The Massachusetts Republican Convention last week nominated J. Q. A. Stackett for Governor and W. H. Hale for Lieutenant Governor. It endorsed President Harrison and upheld a strong stance against liquor, urging continued enforcement of prohibitory laws and potential further action to suppress the liquor saloon.
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Massachusetts
J. Q. A. Stackett
W. H. Hale
Harrison
Justice Frero Travels East After Train Arrival
Justice Frero claimed no body guard as Deputy Nagle disembarked in Chicago. He told a reporter the tragedy may benefit law as Congress and state legislatures may pass measures protecting judges from angry litigants. He argued fear should not steer judicial rulings.
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Frero
Nagle
Chicago
Congress
Fashionably leaving summer behind in hotel blues
The Signal Service declares summer over but many ignore it. People flee to the mountains yet prefer travel abroad for fashion. Fashionable folk shun staying home despite discomfort, as mortal folly continues.
U S Minister Frep Dovatass Sails to Hayti
Frep Dovatass, U S Minister to Hayti, sailed for his post last week after appointment months ago. The article notes the lax practice of discharging a hired man who fails to report, and jokes that Uncle Sam’s approach to foreign ministers may not matter whether they are at post or not.
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Frep Dovatass
U. S
Hayti
Uncle Sam
Ledger editor’s rant sparks calls for reform
The writer denounces the Ledger editor as waterlogged in judgment and dismisses his Judge ship question and Mar claims as pure fiction. The letter condemns deception and urges reform.
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Ledger
Detroit study finds only two with perfect legs
It is related that 300 men of Detroit were recently examined and only two of them had perfect legs. Probably it was because they sit on their shanks and whittle, as they used to do in Pine Grove. Not a man in Pine Grove has perfect legs to this day.
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God’s Earth
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United States Navy
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Harrisburg
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W. J. Kimore
Bangor
E. C. Allen & CO
Augusta, Mains
President Harrison Returns to White House Life
President Harrison and family resumed city life at the White House last week. During their absence the girls had cleaned house and Mrs. Harrison will not have that chore this time. It was kind of the girls.
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President Harrison
White House
Tur New York City Fails Over Fair Site Clash
Citizens of Tur New York debate the great fair site and clash over location. Faced with intractable quarrels, supporters suggest another city could host the event without disputes.
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New York
Knights Templar Parade Plans in Washington October Event
Great preparations for the Knights Templar parade in Washington begin October 7. The piece notes Washington’s streets as unmatched for the march and contrasts a typewriter’s price with the cost difference between a machine and a young lady, hinting at social observations of value.
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Knights Templar
Washington
Enoch the Original Mugwump Translated
A brisk wry remark notes Enoch as the original Mugwump and states he was translated for being too good for this world, while others could not be sent similarly.
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Enoch
Republican League convention in Pittsburg endorses Harrison era
About 300 delegates from Pennsylvania Republican clubs met in Pittsburg. They endorsed President Harrison and the party platform, urged civil rights for all citizens, denounced Democrats, and backed Gen. Goff as West Virginia governor candidate. Officers elected: Edward S. Stuart president, A. J. Logan and J. B. Rhen vice presidents, R. H. Lindsey recording secretary, Wm. Thornton treasurer.
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Pittsburg
Republican Clubs
Pennsylvania
Messrs
E. W. Parshall
W. E. Rice
Geo. F. Yates
Harrison
H. K. Boyer
Congress
South
Goff
West Virginia
Edward S. Stuart
Philadelphia
A. J. Logan
J. B. Rhen
Lancaster
J. F. Downing
Eric
R. H. Lindsey
Wm. Thornton
Republican Convention at Saratoga Names State Ticket
The Republican Convention of New York met at Saratoga on the 25th. Temporary Chairman Mr. Depew delivered a stirring speech asserting two core creeds the integrity of the ballot and purity of the American home. The ticket nominated includes John I. Gilbert James M. Varnum Ira M. Hedges Wm. P. Van Rennselaer and A. Haight with other listed posts.
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New York
Saratoga
Depew
New Republic
John I. Gilbert
Malone
Martin W. Cook
Monroe
Ira M. Hedges
Rockland
James M. Varnum
Wm. P. van Rennselaer
Sececa
Court of Appeals
A. Haight
Buffalo
Reunion of the Army of the Tennessee in Cincinnati
The 22d annual reunion, held at Music Hall in Cincinnati, was presided over by Gen. Sherman with Gov. Foraker and others addressing the crowd. Sherman praised Foraker and declared the Civil War the holiest war, noting emancipation and constitutional rights for Black citizens as essential, urging peaceful constitutional enforcement.
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Army of the Tennessee
Cincinnati
Gen. Sherman
Music Hall
Gov. Foraker
Sherman
New Johnstown Directory Issued After Flood Loss
C B Clarke of Altoona issued a new directory for Johnstown. The flood wiped out the entire print edition, but proof sheets survived. The difference between the proof sheets and escaped inhabitants is about 3 500, a rough estimate of the lives lost in the disaster.
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Johnstown
C. B. Clarke
Altoona
Freethinker’s Reform Plank Praised by Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland is pleased by Democratic Conventions endorsing the Free Trade reform plank from the last National Democratic Convention. He warns timid souls tempted by fleshpots to choose party expediency over honesty.
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Cleveland
Do Right by the Negro, Warn Against Wrongs
The Atlanta Constitution urges white readers to protect negro rights with justice friendship and counsel, punish wrongs, and hold firm to this course to quell the threatening storm with a strong, resolute hand.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
New York Post Attacks Alger Over Pension Commissioner Claim
The New York Post accuses Russell A. Alger, then Commander-in-Chief of the G A R, of dictating the Pension Commissioner appointment and claims he is effectively running the government in a bureau handling eighty million dollars annually.
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New York Post
Russell A. Alger
Pensions
United States
New York Republicans nominate a strong state ticket says rival paper
The Springfield Republican claims the New York Republicans produced the best state ticket in five years citing character and ability. It asserts the Democratic convention at Syracuse Tuesday cannot match it.
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Tuer
Springfield
New York
Syracuse
Money questions in Cleveland and Johnstown
Cleveland residents wonder what happened to funds sent to the Johnstown people, while Johns residents ask the same question, signaling mutual concern over missing or misdirected contributions.
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Cleveland
Johnstown
Johns
Daily Smasher and Tribune Tangles Across Cities
A collage of brief items notes a Chicago shift toward divorce suits, New York World’s Fair funds, Dr. Kineatt resigning as Philadelphia Mint director with Ed ward O. Leach set as successor, and varied tributes from Cincinnati to Washington. Also coverage includes a London strike praised, trials from a St. Louis prize fight, and population and mortgage statistics shaping late 19th century concern.
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Chicago
Daily Smasher
New York
Dr. Kineatt
Mint
Philadelphia
Edward O. Leach
New Yor
Gen. Sherman
Georgia
Royal hair care nudge to Prince of Wales
A tongue in cheek note compares Queen Victoria's fine hair to her son's and suggests using Ayer's Hair Vigor earlier might have kept his scalp as well covered. The writer hints it is not too late for him.
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Victoria
Prince of Wales
Ayer
Sherman
Morass
Dr. Pierce
Je Mg
World's Dis. Med. Ass’n
New Confession of Faith Debate at Erie Presbytery
At Cambridge meeting Rev. C B Wakefield of Greenville urged revision of the confession to reflect modern science and Biblical history. He favored a brief additional confession centered on Christ, avoiding division over revising the Westminster Confession. The idea aims to keep pace with new thought without splitting the church.
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Erie
Christ
Titusville
Prohibitionists in New York Convention Endorse Constitutional Prohibition
The New York Prohibitionists gathering in Syracuse issued a platform cited by the New York Independent. They state they are Prohibitionists who want a constitutional amendment, protest against both Republican and Democratic legislatures submitting it, declare it utterly impossible for them to submit, yet demand constitutional prohibition.
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New York
Syracuse
Cash for rags and junk at Johnson's Exchange
Rost. H. Johnson announces he will pay cash for rags free from rubbish papers and old rubber shoes and metals during the rest of the season. Items are to be found at his room Johnson's Exchange.
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Johnson’s Exchange
H. Johnson
Recent events and oddities from a late 19th century issue
Reports include flood losses in Pennsylvania totaling 30 000 000 and 6 500 deaths, a Java sugar shipment infested by sugar fleas in Philadelphia, a massive 8000 ton brick building moved by jackscrews in Chicago, John H. Surratt’s life insurance and his claim about his mother’s death, a German brass ring seized by customs, a Palmyra Wisconsin cheese mine, migration of Black workers from North Carolina, and the Amateur Society of Photographers of New York receiving a Daguerre likeness for display.
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Tur
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Chicago
John H. Surratt
Baltimore
United States
Germany
New Yorker
Palmyra
Wis
North Carolina
Vigilance lists by town in Warren County notices
The page compiles County Vigilance and State Vigilance listings for Bear Lake Clarendon Columbus Tidoute Warren Youngsville Brokenstraw and other towns in Warren County with names of individuals in each precinct. It also contains brief biographical notes on P banks General Albert Pike and Whitelaw Reid and a satirical Lacob piece about Boulangers and La Roche.
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Columbus
H. L. Gordon
John van Green
Lee Crosby
R. H. Dennison
John Shuler
Orrin Johnson
H. L. Zimmerman
Tidioute
E. M. Curtis
T. W. Irvine
A.C. MaGill
Fred Z. Jones
Moses Cook
S. K. Corl
R. S. MaGill
C. E. White
Henry Evans
L. Hammond
L. D. Peterson
James Morris
H. H. Cumings
J. Noble
Warren Borough
First Precinct
James Brann
Frank A. Cogswell
E. W. Parshall
F. M. Knapp
Geo
OU. Cornelius
J. W. Wiggins
F. A
Henry Mead
Youngsville
A. P. Garfield
J. A. Day
G. H. Pierson
N. P. Belnap
G. A. Jackson
W. J. Davis
Brokenstraw
W. H. Metzgar
Charles T. Nelson
John Willson
Orvill Chandler
Irvine
S. York
W. G. Shannon
H. R. Delong
T. Green
J. N. Thompson
Andrew A. Lawson
de Forest Dupree
Hanford Lilly
Frank York
Frank Babcock
Matt Buck
Jasper Wentworth
J. A. Aikens
R. G. Mead
John Babcock
H. A. Chase
Sylvester York
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J. W. Flatt
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H. E. Forbes
J. P. Marsh
J. M. Turney
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George H. Marsh
P. Sherman
Deerfield
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Martin Devore
Eugene Conklin
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Robert Magee
L. P. Sutton
E. M. Jones
R. P. Morrison
Charles Dunn
W. W. Connely
Cobham
W. C. Martin
James Roper
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Andrew Clendenning
Ackley
Frank Hagburg
Scandia
H. B. Tillon
John Linstrom
George Nobbs
Frank Ladow
Jacob Shuler
Ee Aa
Eldred
Milton Dunham
Grand Valley
Jno
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East Branch
Aaron Sanford
Sanford
George R. Whaley
George W. Peck
F. A. Wood
George Cornell
C. H. Whaley
Joseph Clark
Herbert Hall
Freehold
C. W. Bailey
Lottsville
George Russell
Sugar Grove
Leon Walker
Charles Jones
W. H. Abbott
T. I. Baker
A. E. Pelton
D. Boon
D. Messenger
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Farmington
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F. E. Hodges
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M. J. Sears
Kiantone
Alf. Holquist
Chandler’s Valley
Worthy Stanford
Busti
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George Strickland
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W.V.N. Yates
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Perry McDonald
L. D. Richardson
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W. E. Henderson
M. Eustice Tiona
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