Nomination Deadlock Breaks With Mutual Friend Plan
After three ballots produced a 3-3 tie between Allen and Crawford, a plan was agreed to by Brace of Warren. Each candidate picks a mutual friend to select a third party Republican district chairman, with nine votes casting the final ballot for the nominee. Allen backs Dunkle, Crawford backs Lee, who chose Reed but Reed declined. A satisfactory replacement will be chosen this week, with a nominee expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Crawford
Brace
Warren
J. W. Dunkle
J. W. Lee
Franklin
J. W. Reed
Clarion
Pittsburg
Pattison Letter Seeks Personal Campaign Victory for Republicans
Ex-Gov Pattison declares in acceptance and Reading speech that 1890 must be fought on personalities to divert attention from major National and State issues. A Republican win, he argues, would protect majorities, ensure GOP control in legislature, and block Democratic vetoes, urging old fashioned party triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Senator Delamater
Congress
United States
Pennsylvania
Emery
Senator Delamater Gains Strong GOP Reception in Several Counties
Senator Delamater draws cordial receptions across Warren Forest Erie Crawford Venango Mercer and other counties with genial speeches and open questions. The Warren speech is partly printed here with praise for his frank manly style and party principles. His popularity grows while the size of his November majority remains the central question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Forest
Erie
Crawford
Venango
Mercer
Delamater
Legitimate Expenses in Scrutiny of Noyes and Rankin
The Mirror defends Noyes as not a political villain and questions Rankin’s selection after Noyes backed a Venango candidate. An independent Democrat accuses Noyes of opposing Rankin due to Rankin being a clergyman, suggesting bias by party insiders and ring methods in delegate choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mirror
Noyes
Rankin
Editorial Defends Higgins Support and Integrity
A Mirror editorial rebukes claims of selling influence by publishing meeting advertisements. It states the paper supports Higgins and Republican candidates, insisting it remains true to its trust and party beliefs, not motivated by revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mai
Mam
Famine in Ireland Threatens Widespread Suffering
The statement warns the famine in Ireland is entirely true with many mouths to feed but little to feed them. It expresses hope that efforts in the country will relieve the suffering and succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Pattison blasts veto record with strong language
In Oil City the Record notes Mr. Pattison’s claim he vetoed 164 bills and would do so again. He targets soldiers burial bills, miner relief hospitals, labor protection, cooperative groupings, forest culture, agricultural stations, and city relief for injured firefighters and police, arguing he would send soldiers to the potter’s field and deny hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila. Record
Pattison
Oil City
Potter’s Field
Wilkesbarre
Corry
Johnstown
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Allegheny
Pittsburg
State Agricultural Society
Ring Rule attacks on Mr Higgins and legacy of Congressman Watson
The Mirror critic, under Ring Rule, targets the senior editor of the Marx and Congressman Watson’s memory with harsh remarks. The piece urges decency, suggests focusing on living figures like Congressman Stone, and cautions against harassing the dead to influence politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mirror
Higgins
Congressman Watson
Marx
Mai
Congressman Stone
Young Judge Haight Nominated for Supreme Court Seat
The Buffalo Republicans nominated Judge Albert Haight by acclamation for another term on the New York Supreme Court. Born February 20, 1842 in Cattaraugus County, he rose from farm roots to law, becoming County Judge at 28 and Justice of the Supreme Court at 34, now seeking re nomination. He is praised as young in years but seasoned in experience and conservative in approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Albert Haight
Supreme Court
the Express
Cattaraugus County
N. Y
Warren County
Pomona Grange
Farmington
D. A. Samuelson
Bro. Wheeler
Lander
C.J. Samuelson
Bros. G. Mudge
J. Akins
F. Thorpe
J. Langdon
G. Mead
A. A. Omstead
Olmstead
Bro. Kennedy
L. Fox
Sugar Grove
A. H. Olmstead
Pomona
Chandler’s Valley
Farmington Grange
Commonwealth
Homer
Idaho expands Republican gains with governor and senate win
Idaho joined Vermont, Maine and Wyoming with Republican control as voters last week chose a Republican governor by a large margin and elected a Republican Legislature. The result sets up two Republican senators heading to Washington, reflecting a strong GOP trend for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Maine
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Mirror dispute over Noyes hands and league expenses
The letter questions whether Noyes keeps his hands clean or whether the Mirror demands the league pay its legitimate expenses. It critiques Republicans voting for a Democratic ticket to dance to Free Trade and alleges a candidate earning about $50,000 should contribute with the supporters.
Defiance in Political Rhetoric from Ledger and Mari
A clipped exchange shows partisan clashes over the Higgins campaign and Charles H. Noyes for President Judge. The Ledger challenges interference while Mari vows to resist and claims past victories prove them wrong.
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Higgins
Peoples
Charles H. Noyes
Judge
Mari
Ledger
The
Mar
Tar House records 12 402 bills in session and tariff bill pages
Tar House at Washington beat the record with 12,402 bills and resolutions introduced during the session. The Senate added about 4,500. The Tariff bill, spanning 214 pages, was re printed nearly six times at the Government Printing Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar House
Washington
Senate
Government Printing Office
Democrat voter shifts to Delamater in Pennsylvania race
Daniel Sorx, a lifelong Democrat near Scottdale, Pennsylvania, abandons his Democratic voting pattern to work for Delamater in the governor race. Shope, a veteran coal miner, also changes camps, reflecting a party realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sorx
Scottdale
Pattison
Delamater
Shope
Knights of Labor Shut from N Y Central Rail Line
A late dispatch reports the Knights of Labor removed from work on the New York Central railroad as other groups oppose them and urge their dismissal after the recent strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
N. Y. Central Railroad
Knights
Democrats Nominate Franklin Mayor R W Dunn for Congress
The Democrats last week named R W Dunn, mayor of Franklin, as their congressional candidate. He will campaign next month with emphasis on neatness and dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
R. W. Dunn
Franklin
Dunn
We the Bar oppose Higgins and back Noyes for Judge
The piece accuses the bar association of using political pressure against Higgins while favoring Noyes. It taunts the bar for previously refusing to sign a Brown nomination and asserts their interests align with the Democratic Club’s hotel bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar
Higgins
Noyes
W. D. Brown
Brown
Democratic Club
Butler Denies Embezzlement in Quay Campaign Fallout
Former State Treasurer Butler challenges revived charges from New York newspapers alleging embezzlement by Quay during Noyes era. He asserts no deficiency or embezzlement occurred, countering Democratic campaign attack lines used against Quay and Patti son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Times and Evening Post
Butler
Quay
Noyes
Blake Walters
Treasury
Mr. Butler
Free Trade
New York
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Mirror labeled as a dead duck by Republican sources
The Mirror is dismissed by active and loyal Republicans who accuse it of betrayal and weak campaigning. A veteran Republican writer says the paper is little regarded countywide and not worth attention or space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mirror
Mai
The
Mirror
Why the parties face different obligations in this debate
The Mirror argues the Republican and Democratic parties have distinct duties. It says Major James and allies bolt for patriotism, while others act from spite and money. It asserts Pattison’s backtracking on veterans makes him undeserving of any vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major James
Pattison
Pattison Condemned by Fifty-seventh Regiment Reunion
At a reunion in Tunkhannock on September 25, the Fifty-seventh Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers Association adopted a unanimous resolution denouncing Governor Robert E. Pattison for vetoing the Soldiers Burial bill in 1885. The measure is said to bar Pattison from support by veterans in his re election bid, regardless of party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-seventh Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers’ Association
Tunkhannock
Robert E. Pattison
Quaker City Republicans Back Ticket Over Barker
The Union League in Philadelphia hosted a grand reception for Senator Dela mater last week showing that solid Republicans in the city will not follow Wharty Barker. They stand for the Republican ticket due to party allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Delamater
Union League
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Wharty Barker
Tur Sheriff Voters Get Two Informational Pieces
The Tur Sheriff section provides two voter information items detailing local election guidance. The notices outline where to vote, deadlines, and who to contact for questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Sheriff
Government Printing Office praised for size and output
The Washington government printing office, led by Frank Palmer formerly of Jamestown New York with E Cowan of Warren as assistant, now employs 600 compositors and 90 pressmen. It is the world's largest such establishment with an annual output valued at 3 million dollars and improved work including fine illustrations. Palmer is described as the right man in the right place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Palmer
Jamestown
N. Y
E. Cowan
Warren
Erie
Palmer
Erie Times
Hair Renewer Promises Thick, Youthful Locks
An advertisement touts Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer to thicken thin gray hair and restore youthful color and vigor. It also promotes Ayer's Sarsaparilla as health advice for all ages, urging immediate use and not waiting for disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Improvement the Promise of Cure Burdock Blood Bitters
Dyspepsia relief offered by Burdock Blood Bitters with testimonials from Mrs. G. C. White of Taberg New York and W. W. Hamilton of Lock Haven Pennsylvania. Claims one bottle brings improvement and a second cures long standing dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
W. W. Hamilton
Lock Haven
Knitting Yarns Offered in Wide Variety at Local Store
A local retailer B. G. Gregory advertises a large selection of knitting yarns at low prices. The note highlights great variety and affordable costs for customers seeking knitting supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Gregory’s
Two Democratic Meetings in Joppa Man October 2 1890
Ep Martha Mary reports two Democratic gatherings in JopHAm Pennsylvania this week at Tidioute with Mayor Shaw hosting and speeches by Black and Hensel, and at Davy Hill with Donly and Yates on a cloudy evening. Speakers attacked bossism and urged clean judiciary, praising Noyes and Higgins.
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Mary
Pattison
Black and Hensel
Tidioute
Donly
Yates
Davy Hill
Shaw
Lincoln
Hensel
Boss Pattison
Davy
Noyes
Higgins
Brother Donly
Warren
W. W. Connely
Fort Sumpter
Jack
Dr Thomas Electric Oil Promotes Pain Relief
The advertisement touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a grand household remedy for burns scalds bruises and all soreness of the flesh urging buyers to ensure the genuine product is purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
S. B. Durfey
Arizona
Elk County Dems Split Over Renomination Bid
The Elk County Democratic boss knocks out late Chairman Kerr from a renomination bid to Congress. Jim Hall is not a true Democrat, seen as pursuing self interest, while Pattison is also criticized as self serving in the Advocate's tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk County
Chairman Kerr
Jim Hall
Pattison
Eik
Trushel & Co country store in Warren county
Trushel and Company operate a leading country store near the Iron Bridge in Glade, Warren County, offering a complete line of groceries and national products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trushel & Co
Warren County
Iron Bridge, Glade
Crop failures drive migration from Kansas to Louisiana
The Pittsburg Com. Gazette notes farm losses in Kansas cause a population exodus toward Louisiana. The piece suggests gains for both the Republican party and the state of Louisiana as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Louisiana
Republican Party
Pittsburg
Com. Gazette
Downs Elixir Ties to New England History for Fifty Years
Elixir praised as cure for coughs and colds with a claim linking its history to New England’s past fifty years. items credited to Morris & Mullen and N. C. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Arnica and Oil Liniment Endorsed for Stiff Joints
Morris and Mullen of N. C. Allen advertise Arnica and Oil Liniment as the best remedy for stiff joints, highlighting its claim in a brief product endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris & Mullen
N. C. Allen
Moody preaches revival in Buffalo amid growing crowd
The column notes Moody the revivalist drawing large crowds in Buffalo. It also surveys prices rising for broom corn in Kansas and Tennessee, and reports on presidential trip plans by Harrison and Cabinet members to Cincinnati for a regiment reunion. A German English preacher who preaches asleep in Lancaster County, Pa.gains attention.
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Moody
Buffalo
Kansas
Tennessee
Harrison
Tracey
Halford
Washington
Cincinnati
Indiana
Illinois
David Kauffman
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
New York
Empire State
Nelson
C. H. Nelson
Waterville
Kankakee
Ill
Axtell
Faustina
Borough council actions under Wood absence in Warren
Warren borough council met with Assistant Burgess Bayer presiding in Wood’s absence. The Street committee was tasked to fix a Water street ditch, build a crosswalk on East street, and inspect walls on Roy al Street. Sidewalk repairs were ordered for the Johnson Exchange. A water street property line change and Levee street opening were tabled for next steps. Police reports logged 34 arrests and fines totaling 45 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Street
Schermerhorn
Johnson Exchange
Second Street
Park
Water Street
Market
C. P. Northrop
Bayer
Supt. of Gas Co
W. H. Pickett & Co
Boro
Atter
Keller
World News Briefs From Oct 6 1893 Chronicle
Snow storms hit the Rocky Mountains with six inches at Aspen. Baton Rouge postmaster absconds and bondsmen seize the office. Germany orders two gunboats with quick firing guns. Wheat Harvest lowers European grain prices.Thomas L Johnson nominated for Congress in Ohio. Hamburg firms fined 150000 marks for smuggling. Achill island suffers deaths from famine and potato crop failure. Arkansas Staats Zeitung seized for lottery ads. Cleveland invited to Thurman Club banquet on Nov 12. Navy contracts: two battleships 3020000 each and cruiser 2725000. Des Moines mill and warehouse burned for 150000. Odessa Jewish merchants told to leave Russia within four weeks. Deaths include Go don E B Cole of Minnesota. J E White appointed new Chicago division head of railway mail service.
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Rocky Mountains
Aspen
Col
Baton Rouge
Germany
Don Valley
Europe
Thomas L. Johnson
Congress
Democrats
Ohio
Schroeder & Co
Hamburg
Everal
Achill
Ireland
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Staats Zeitung
Des Moines
B. S. Heath
Odessa
Minneapolis
London
Godon EB. Cole
Faribault
Minn
Minnesota
Northwest
J. E. White
Chicago
Railway Mail Service
J. Lowrie Bell
Mead Strong wedding bonds unite Pittsfield residents
Pittsfield reports the marriage of Miss H Ella Mead daughter of Mrs N C Mead to Clarence A Strong of Warren on Thursday October second at 4 PM in a small ceremony with Rev W L Breckenridge officiating. The bride has lived most of her life in town and well wishers send happiness for the couple's voyage along the River of Life. Rev Breckenridge returned from Nebraska where his father lies ill but shows improvement. A L Harrington left for a business trip to New York and Philadelphia before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ella Mead
N. C. Mead
Clarence A. Strong
Warren
W. L. Breckenridge
Nebraska
A. L. Harrington
New York
Philadelphia
The
Mirror
F. P. Hue
A. R. Blood
Willard White
Titusville
P. G. Kelley
Clarendon
Philip Wheeler
Irvineton
Rosie Critchlow
E. Peirce
D. H. White
Bertha Barker
Jamestown
H. E.norris
Prof. Good
Frock
Youngsville Notes and Local Gossip Report
Oct 6 reports Rev Bignell at M E Church delivering a strong sermon. A list of sick residents includes Mrs Rapp Ball Shortt and Mrs Jackson, with Alger improving. News of visits, marriages and local happenings from Youngsville and Stoneham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bignell
M. E. Church
Wm. Rapp
G. L. Ball
Wm. Shortt
B. J. Jackson
M. Alger
C. H. Jacobs
Market prices list fruits meat dairy and produce
A fragmented price sheet lists apples per bushel, butter per pound, beans per bushel, pork per pound, cheese per pound, evaporated apples per hundred, eggs per dozen, hams per hundred, lard per hundred, onions per bushel, potatoes per bushel, and shoulders per unit. The items appear as a shopping price summary with several entries cut off.
Testamentary on the estate of A I Fireu in Youngsville
Notice is given that the will of A I Fireu of Youngsville Warren County Pennsylvania has been granted to the undersigned. Persons indebted to the estate must pay promptly and all claims must be presented with proper authentication for settlement to Fidely Krebs Fitch at Youngsville Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis F. Watson
Warren
Warren County
Penn
Caroline E. Watson
RAE
Selst
A. I. Fireu
Youngsville
Pennsylvania
Fidelia Fitch
Court of Common Pleas
Warren Co
Borough of
Deerfield Township
William Gorman
Wallace
Oliver Cleland
John Gorman
Ziba Gorman
Lovina
Michael C. Gorman
Michael C
Tremont Oil Company
Philadelphia, &c
Reynolds
Henry Fuellhart
Warren, Pa
Goopricu Frutman Sells Holmes Coutts Crackers
In New York City on May 17 1899 Holmes and Coutts inform Warren residents that their boutique line of Fancy and Staple Crackers and Sweet Goods including Sea Foam Salt Wafers Macaroons and Bismark Sugar Wafers is sold exclusively by Goopricu Frutman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Pusuisuers Warren Matt
Warren
Goopricu & Frut- Man
Holmes & Coutts
Pushsuers
Warren Matt
Goopkicn & Froniman
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Warren Mail
George W. Delamater
Louis A. Watres
Lackawanna
Thomas J. Stewart
MonTgomery
Charles W. Stone
Orren C. Allen
C. C. Thompson
Geo. H. Higgins
Critt Marsh
Kinzua
H. Briggs
Glade
Phil N. Robinson
South West
John A. Akins
Brokenstraw
Pittsfield
H. Ken, Lyon
S.C. Graham
Eldred
Warren Academy
Isaac
Alden
37Th Judicial District
Forest Co
Samuel D. Irwin
Mr. Higgins
Waterloo
Ayer
B. G. Gregory
Threatt
Phila
Varlicruy At
Gxro
S. Davis’ Drug Store
Jopham, Pa
A. A. Davis & Co
Goodrich & Fehlman’s
Town Council Proceedings
Arnold & Russell
C. Morganroth
M. Cribbins
Alson Rogers
J. F. Babcock
A. Carroll
Warren Savings Bank
E. Amann
A. B. Kehr
Peter Holmes
P. Greenland
Warren Water Co
Warren G. L. Co
Same
P. J. Bayer
Jos. A. ScuHorr
E.D. Clerk
Rgess
N.S
Thompson Hill
L. King
Lewis
Rev. Thomas
Gouldtown
Mabel Clark
Dell Putnam
O. P. Dunn
North Warren
Dunning Marble and Granite Works
Benson
C. J. Russell
Barber
W. Muntz
C. Ellis
Dunkirk
Samuel Dey
Minnie Peterson
Florence Braley
M. C. Phillips
Lettie Parker
Stoneham
Irvington
Mr. Bell
Presbyterian Church
Pearl Olney
Philip G. Wheeler
W.G. P
Tae Mam
C. Emerson
J. Loomis
J. Schnur
C. Schnur
Oakland Cemetery Association
C. E. Hammetal
C. Nelson
C. M. Christensen
Cherry Grove
Val. Con
C.F. L
D. I. Ball
W. D. Kinnear
Val
Con
J. White
P. M. White
Conewango
H. J. Huidekoper
L. McKelvy
D. McKelvy
J. McKelvy
R. P. King
L. Munn
F. Long
H. Cobham
S. M. Nichols
E. A. Nichols
P. Gisselbrecht
J. Furgeson
R. P. Gray
L. C. Leayton
C. W. Stone
J. C. Fox
E. T. Stuart
E. Townley
J. A. Anderson
G. Thelin
Sheffield
W. W. Young
M. Hurley
C. M. Ball
E. M. Phillips
Columbus
Victor E
Cleveland
City Mill
Superfine
Toledo
Texas
Warren Retail Market
Goodrich & Fehlman
Rio
Y. Hyson
Japad
Java
Graham Ryeee N. O
Geo. N. Parmlee
A. Hertzel
W.H. Copeland
J. H. Hand
John Highhouse
Warren Brick Company
Warren, Warren Co
Sost
Pleasant Bridge Company
O. F. Hoffman
Isaac 8S
Alden, Kec
Y. Warren
Gorman
Aast
Ohn Gorman
Thomas W. Corah
L. M. Reynolds
F. E. Reynolds
Nive
Elizabeth Hawks
Sheriffs
Foster, Milburn & Co
Geo
Davis
Second
Liberty
Siegfried & Co
2D Sts
Keystone Wall Paper and Paint Store
Liberty ST
N. K. Wendelboe
Greenland
Amerigan Bargain House
Boss Grocery
J. G. McCrory
Boston
Mass
Pususuers
Warren Mall
Winslow, Rand & Watson High Life
Goopricu & Fineman
Winslow, Rand & Wilson
Acme Oil Co
Axton
Geornica & Festman
F. Schumaker Milling CO
H. S. Thomas
Wood & Thomas
Third Street
Warren, la
Variety Hall
de Dan Forte
Bee
A. Siegel & Sons
Jersey
Harry Isaacs
Ball’s
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