Warren County Republicans Urge Full Turnout for Local Ticket
The piece calls for a massive turnout next Tuesday for the Republican slate in Warren County and praises Ohio and New York party efforts. It urges backing Quay and the local ticket, touts the party’s record, and asks supporters to maintain steadfast adherence to their chosen candidates.
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Warren County
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Quay
Tagtyaay
Haisbns
Foraker Plurality and Philadelphia Judge Appointment
Ohio reports Foraker leading with a 16 329 plurality while Leonard totals 28 034 of 728 720 state votes. Gov Pattison names James Gay Gordon Philadelphia judge aged 30 to fill Yerkes vacancy amid youth criticism and partisan maneuvering. Ledger comments on flags and political tactics.
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Pattison
James Gay Gordon
Philadelphia
Court of Common Pleas No. 3
Yerkes
Judge Gordon
Vote Early and Help Elect the Republican Ticket
The Venango Spectator urges voters to cast early ballots to help defeat a political boss. It frames Matthew 8 Ture as a pardon broker and promotes Quay for State Treasurer with Conrad B. Day as the Democratic nominee. It claims victory depends on turning out every Democratic vote in Pennsylvania.
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Ture
Matthew 8. Quay
Conrad B. Day
Pennsylvania
Venango Spectator
New York Independents Rally Support for Davenport
The New York Independents say they are doing much of the fighting for Davenport and blame the Democratic pledge of civil service reform last year for their anger. They express a hurt pride: deceive me once, shame on him. deceive me twice, shame on me.
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New York
Davenport
Ledger to Read Democrat Opinions on Kemble Pardon
The Ledger would gain insight by publishing the views of Judge Black Gov Curtin F B Gowen and other leading Democrats on the Kemble pardon. Its current ignorance is deemed inexcusable and will be noted if the paper offers the opinions.
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Judge Black
Gov. Curtin
F. B. Gowen
Grant and Johnson clash over postwar power and loyalty
A Depew letter outlines Grant resisting Johnson's plans to arrest Confederate leaders and recognize rebel states in Congress. Grant would disperse a Congress by bayonet if needed, and refused Johnson's Mexico mission. Sherman hints at more behind the Depew letter, while remaining silent on publication.
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Johnson
Gen. Grant
Union
Andrew Johnson
Mr. Depew
Congress
Mexico
Depew
the Tribune
St. Louis
Gen. Sherman
Grant-Johnson
Chauncey M. Depew
Prohibitionists Split Over Political Party Debate
Dr. Graham argues against a Prohibition party citing disunity and limited impact. He notes many Prohibitionists oppose a political party and analyzes voter motivations in recent elections. The piece lauds his breadth of knowledge and precise, well illustrated discussion of politico moral questions.
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Graham
The
National League
Friends of Prohibition
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
Abolition Movement
Republican Party
Teemer Wins World Sculling Title Near Albany
The Pittsburg rower Teemer defeats Canadian Hanlan in a three mile race, taking early lead and causing Hanlan to foul the stake and fall in. The article notes Hanlan's greatness but asserts Teemer's clear victory. It also mentions local political chatter about Sheriff candidate Love and the Swede farm.
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Pennsylvania
Boston
Chicago
Albany
Pittsburg
Teemer
Hanlan
Mr. Love
Ledger
Clergy Man Resigns Over Belief in Eternal Punishment
Dr Townsend a Methodist clergyman in Buffalo resigns his charge citing disbelief in eternal punishment. He notes many clergy share his view but lack his courage, while critics stone him from a safe distance.
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Townsend
Buffalo
Phila
Malcolm Hay Dead Ex First Assistant Postmaster General
Malcolm Hay died at his Pittsburg home on the 20th from consumption. Born in Philadelphia in 1842 he studied at the University of Pennsylvania and practiced law in Trenton before settling in Pittsburg. He led Pennsylvania delegates to the Democratic conventions of 1880 and 1884 and later served briefly as First Assistant Postmaster General before resigning due to ill health.
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Malcolm Hay
Hay
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Missouri
Trenton
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Quay election blamed on voters not reformers
The piece argues Mr. Martuew Quay could have been beaten and would bear responsibility if elected. It says the Sun overreaches blaming Pattison Cassidy and Singerly and states the responsibility rests with people tired of Democratic misrule, noting Pennsylvania's shift.
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Martuew
Quay
Pattison
Cassidy
Singerly
N. Y
Pennsylvania
New York
President Cleveland Sends 1000 Dollar Check to Democratic Committee
The document notes President Cleveland sending a one thousand dollar check to the New York State Democratic Campaign Committee. The piece argues this contradicts Mugwump calls to vote against Mr Hill, asserting the president shows practical support for Hill’s election while criticizing partisan clerks for supporting their party with small contributions.
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Cleveland
New York State
Democratic Campaign Committee
Hill
N. Y
Cleveland’s political stance tested amid party shifts
The Pittsburg Times reports Mr. Cleveland troubled by Independents backing away, considering a visit to reform leaders in New York to mend rifts. He weighs joining the reformers with Manning urging action, while Philadelphia praise questions the loyalty of the solid South and Pennsylvania Democrats. A satirical aside notes subscribers who don’t pay their bills.
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Cleveland
Manning
New York
Tammany
Irving Hall
County
Pittsburg Times
Phila. Press
Pennsylvania
Arbor Day suggestion to plant one tree per person
The article argues for nationwide arbor days proposing one tree per inhabitant annually, claiming 60 million trees yearly would yield $300 million in fifty years and boost forests and orchards. It cites Moopy on long prayers, referencing Peter in the Galilee episode as a parable about not delaying in prayer.
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Moopy
Peter
Galilee
Judge Foraker speaks to Jamestown crowd in storm
Judge Foraker addressed a packed Opera House audience despite a full day storm. He praised Republicans and blamed Democrats over States’ Rights and national credit while noting strong post speech enthusiasm. Judge Tourgee followed with a persuasive Republican case and joined by his wife at a large reception.
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Judge Foraker
Jamestown
Foraker
Ohio
Judge Tourgee
North American Review announces schedule change and reader testimonial
The December issue will be dated November 25 and from January 1886 the Review will publish on the first of its month. D B Yates reports deafness improved after using Ely's Cream Balm for about a month, noting relief from nasal catarrh and eye pain.
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Ely
D. B. Yates
Upper Lisle
Broome Co
N. Y
Women own nearly a thousand farms in Iowa
A varied column notes that nearly 1,000 farms in Iowa are owned and operated by women while other items report stock speculators called mud hens in San Francisco and ongoing political and international tensions.
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Canada
Canadian Pacific
Privy Council
Riel
Europe
France
Norway
Ireland
America
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Great New York CO
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Story
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Corydon Township
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New York City
Methodists Methodist Society
Olney & Bean
Marathon
Buena Vista County
Iowa
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C. W. Anderson
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Warren
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Popresea
T.w.mcnett
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S. V. Davis
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Geo
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Samuel Grossenburg
Mead, Warren Co. Pa
Samuel Grossenburg, JR
Stoneham, Warren Co
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N. F. Clark
G. E. Foster
Clark & Foster
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J. Conquer
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Robt
Feeny
Henry McGee
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J. A. Weible
Darius Mead
Adam Harmon
R. H. Inglish
Same
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W. P. Shaw
Phil W. Roth
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Allegheny
Galen, Warren Co
Warren Post Office
Henry Baxter
Galen, Pa
J. K. Ronne
Ww. M. Noel
W. M. Noel
Hallett Book Co
Portland, Me
Jacob Keller
Corner
Second & Liberty Lts
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McKain & Son
Liberty and
Water Streets
Schellhammer & Lesser
Jewett’s
Nelson Greenland
Suspension Bridge
H. A. Jamieson & CO
Lake Shore
Simond
Dupont Powder Co
Carver House
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