Gas Question Divides Warren District Amid Monopolies Debate
The article discusses public reaction to gas pricing and monopoly claims in Warren, Jamestown, Corry, and surrounding towns. Citizens pledge action against Pennsylvania Gas Co if rates rise, while some prefer coal and oil. The piece links local opposition to prior Peoples Gas Company clashes and questions wind-on-paper activism.
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Warren
Eric
Corry
Jamestown
Sevral
Penna. Gas Co
Mar
Fuel Gas Company
Gaslight Company of
People’s Gas Company
Republicans gain seats in Montana and new states
Republicans win the Montana congressional seat and most minor state offices while Democrats secure the governorship and the Legislature. Nationally the four new states yield six Republicans and two Democrats in the Senate and five Republicans in the House. Senate split 45 to 39. House 169 to 161. later reports put the Legislature Republican by three.
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Montana
U.S
Senate
House
Republicans Sweep Chattanooga in Municipal Election
The first test of the Australian system in a Southern State favors the Republicans as they win Chattanooga’s municipal election, suggesting Republicans have little to fear in Southern elections where intimidation is not allowed.
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Chattanooga
West Point hosts portraits of Grant Sheridan and Sherman
Geo. W. Childs presented portraits of Grant Sheridan and Sherman to the West Point Academy. Gen. Porter gave the presentation speech praising the three war heroes with remarks about one in our presence and two in our memories.
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West Point
Geo. W. Childs
Grant
Sheridan
Sherman
Academy
Gen. Porter
W. C. T. U. State Convention Opens With Prayer
At the state convention last week the event opened with prayer and closed amid controversy. Third party advocates led in selecting new officers both state and Warren county, a move considered a step backward for the W. C. T. U.
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Warren County
Moody on Prohibition and politics
The evangelist Moody expresses belief in Prohibition but opposes a third party, arguing that law enforcement depends on public sentiment. The remark reflects pragmatic restraint in political action and enforcement.
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Moody
Evangelist
Edward O. Leach Named Director of the Mint
The President appoints Edward O. Leach of the District of Columbia as Director of the Mint succeeding Dr. Kimball whose resignation takes effect on the 16th instant. Leach has served in the Mint Bureau at Washington since its 1873 organization.
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Edward O. Leach
District of Columbia
Dr. Kimball
Mr. Leach
Washington
Randall improves after illness ahead of Congress session
Congressman Randall shows signs of recovery after a recent illness. He traveled to Washington last week still feeling weak but is expected to be in good health by the opening of Congress, potentially unsettling party leaders with his expected return.
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Randall
Washington
Congress
Washington Democrats scarcity in state Legislature
In Washington the Democratic presence is tiny with only one Democrat in the Senate and four in the Assembly, while Republicans hold a 94 seat majority. The scene is notably lonesome.
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Washington
Senate
Assembly
Drum Majors Dominate Washington Conclave Stage
The 80 or so drum majors loomed largest at the Washington Conclave last week, supposedly bigger men than Grant in length, a claim met with laughter and disbelief among attendees.
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Washington
Cleveland Critics Target Growth and Party Weakness
Report notes Cleveland appears to be expanding in influence while his party weakens under his leadership. Observers suggest the shift affects political support and governance.
Tuz Democrats claim to have made a Governor of Toole
The Tuz Democratic faction asserts control over the Toole governorship and questions whether they can leverage this position to shape policies. The claim centers on political power and potential influence over state operations.
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Tuz
Toole
Connecticut Votes 26000 Against Prohibition in Late Election
The piece argues prohibition defeats in Connecticut and Northwest elections show public opinion favors regulation over outright ban. It notes thirteen states voting against constitutional prohibition, urges reforms through the Legislature rather than state constitutions, and favors high license as practical temperance remedy.
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Connecticut
Northwest
Government of States and majorities in the Constitution
Jeff Davis and Mr Depew argue two views of government. The author credits Hamilton and the framers for a conservative, protected system that blocks rapid majority tinkering. The Constitution requires two thirds in Congress and three fourths of states to amend.
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Jeff. Davis
Mr. Depew
Hamilton
Jefferson
States
Senate
House of Representatives
New York
Delaware
Congress
Davis
Lancaster stores closed on Sunday amid Law and Order threat
Harrisburg Telegraph notes the Law and Order Society's threat closed all Sunday shops in Lancaster while restaurants stayed open. The item laments the need for such pressure in a once-respectable town and contrasts with backwoods towns, calling for greater civility.
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Lancaster
Law and Order Society
Harrisburg
Back Woods
Ayer's Hair Vigor Promises Stronger Scalp Growth
When hair shows signs of thinning, begin at once to use Ayer's Hair vigor. The preparation strengthens the scalp, promotes new hair growth, restores natural color to gray and faded hair, and renders hair soft, pliant, and glossy.
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Ayer
News and Notes From A Busy Era
P T Barnum and his circus left for England for a last farewell tour. The Czar of Russia and the German Emperor embraced after meeting. Chicago Socialists hissed the Stars and Stripes while the red flag cheered. Senator Manderson pension denial confirmed. Dr Talmage’s Tabernacle in Brooklyn burned by electric wires. loss 150000, insurance 129000. Dr Talmage won’t visit Palestine this year.
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Stars and Stripes
Chicago
Noble
Manderson
Tanner
Stephen A. Douglas, Jr
Minnesota
Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Kansas
Cleveland
Lee
T. W. Phillips
New Castle
C. W. Stone
Bradford Star
Johns. Lambert
Mayville
Supreme Court
Corlett
Isle of Man
Hatch
Haight
Daniels
Buffalo Courier
Paris incubator saves infant lives at Philadelphia hospital
The Women's Medical College Hospital of Philadelphia reports that a seven month use of a converse baby incubator saved sixteen infants who would have died. Florence Ryan was the first success, with fifteen more graduates, many premature or weak, all thriving. A second Paris incubator has since graduated two premature babies with health.
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Paris
Philadelphia Exchange
Women’s Medical College Hospital of
Philadelphia
Florence Ryan
Montana Improves Ballot Reform with Australian System
Within weeks three ballot reform tests in Montana Chatanooga Tennessee and Connecticut concluded with smooth operation and success. Montana embraced a full Australian system using official ballots and secret voting. The election ran rapidly with no friction. leaders urged early voting and all parties praised the outcome.
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Montana
Chattanooga
Tenn
Connecticut
Final Baseball Standings Stir Fans Amid Season Close
New York led by 83 wins to 43 losses with Boston fading to finish. Brooklyn won the Adartin at t in a tug of war setup. New York and Brooklyn prepare for exhibition games drawing more interest than a Presidential election.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Washington
Cone
Brooklyn
Legislation in Five and a Half Hours by City Councils
The Pennsylvania Railroad authorization for a four and a half mile line in the southern city section moved through Councils in a record five and a half hours. It passed Railroad Committee, Select Council, Common Council, and the Lower Branch with no opposition, illustrating rapid city lawmaking and swift gubernatorial action in earlier times.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lower Branch
Pennsylvania
Letters From Germany Describe Danish Royal Visit and German Field Manoeuvres
The writer details a Copenhagen visit for Queen Denmark's birthday and parade of a Russian czar, then describes autumn German field manoeuvres near a town of four thousand. He notes host hospitality to thousands of soldiers, the daily drills and councils of war, and the dull life of local residents amid beer halls and marriage-driven social norms.
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Sweden
Denmark
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Berlin
Paris
Christian the Fourth
Copenhagen
Yonder Hill
Carousel
Germany under the military system and daily life described
A letter portrays life in Germany focusing on marriage for money, aristocratic land ownership, low pay for workers, high living costs, taxed wages, prison labor, and a harsh three year military draft with no salary. The writer condemns the military system as Germany's curse yet questions its necessity.
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Germany
Prenaion
Temperance column reviews 1889 Pennsylvania convention
The fifteenth annual Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Pennsylvania meeting in Philadelphia October 9–11 reports show strong effort across departments. The convention notes a shift away from nonpartisan officials after defeat of a constitutional amendment, with leadership changes and emphasis on prohibition and social reform. The gathering cites 26,465 active members and 1,100 unions statewide, plus financials and proposed resolutions.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Annie Wittenmyer
Warren Co
A. B. Miller
W. H. Palmer
Supreme Court
Chester County
Swift
Germany
State Union
Mary H. Jones
H.H. Forest
E. M. Watson
Watson
Allegheny Co
Committe
Rachel Bodley
Johnstown
Miss Willard
Republican
Democratic Party
Prohibition
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Arthur Rehan
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Daly’s Theatre
J. H. Ryley
Madeline Lucette
Adele Waters
Harry Hotto
Carrie Jamieson
Burr McIntosh
Nellie Wright
Frank Jamieson
Noyes
Lander, Pa
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Tueday
A. J. Hazeltine
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Warren, Pa
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Clarendon
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Libern
Henry Fuellhart
Lorre
Peter Gibson
Cherry Grove
Fredrika Gibson
Admx
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Grove
Andrew Nelson
Admr
Sheffield
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O. F. Hoffman
Isaac
Alden
Etters
John Johnson
Eldred
WM. H. Maultby
Grand Valley
Guar
Siegel
Citizens National Bank
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
David L. Gerould
Cashier
M. Waters
P. Johnson
F Henry
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
W. D. Brown
A. Hertzel
Geo. N. Parmlee
A.T. Scofield
Mail Order Department
Mexico
Allegheny
Marit Order
Federal Street
Corner Park Way
Alaska
Boggs&buhl
Federal St
Allegheny, PA
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
I. H. Fuellhart
Tidioute
Said Boro
Bear Lake
Hon
J. T. Barker
Brokenstraw Township
John Siggins
Samuel Garfield
Olney
Irvineton
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Geo. Cady
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Conewango
Corydon
Joseph McCollister
Said Township
Deerfield
Shaw’s Hotel
Elk
Lounsberry
George Peck
John Gerow
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Lottsville
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Glade
Wm. J. Thomas
Sterling Green
T. W. Lempsey
Limestone
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Hodges & Ackley
Liberty
Russell
Tomnae
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Spring Creek
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Francis Bates
A. H. Barnes
South West
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OTICE
Tidioute & Titusville Pipe Line, Limited
Oil City
Joseph Seep
Daniel O’day
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A. Siegel & Sons
Knox Hat
Diamond Furniture
Diamond Block
the Diamond Furniture CO
Mason Emery
Diamond
L.G. Noyes & CO
N. B
N. K. Wendleboe
Iam
Liberty Street
Brousehodle
Nelson Greenland
Undertaker
Boston Shoe Store
Water ST
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Ave
Chase
Pittsburgh, PA
J. T. Currie
L. McDowell
Johu Jones
Penn’a
Dema Jones
Leroy Jones
Warren Wei
Eits
Risey
E. C. Graham
Nurseryman
Hocheater
N.Y
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