Republican Get Out The Vote Urges Voters And Full Ticket
A Republican rallying call urges readers to vote in the coming election and to cast three tickets. It highlights a State ticket with electors led by Thomas Dolan and Thomas McCamant as Auditor General, a Judiciary ticket with James T. Mitchell as Supreme Court Judge, and a County ticket listing Lewis F. Watson, C. C. Thompson, Henry Fuellhart, D. A. Arird, P. M. Garcelon, and Sterling Green for Warren Academy trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCamant
Blair County
Supreme Court
James T. Mitchell
Phila
Congress
Lewis F. Watson
Warren
Assembly
C. C. Thompson
Henry Fuellhart
Tidioute
D. A. Arird
Warren Academy
P. M. Garcelon
Spring Creek
Sterling Green
Kinzua
Warren County
Thomas Dolan
Thomas McCamnant
Judiciary
Warren?Academy
Vote the Whole Republican Ticket for Protection and Labor
Look to Congress in a presidential year. A vote for Watson means protection to American labor and a vote for Rankin means free trade and pauperism for workers. Support the Republican ticket to back strong measures, give our district prominence, and replace four years of misrepresentation.
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Congress
Watson
Rankin
South Carolina
Warren
Vote Watson and the Republican ticket in Warren county
Democrats urge trading votes for Rankin but Republicans warn against payoff tactics. The Warren county GOP urges voters to cast solid support for Watson and the full ticket, stressing united backing to ensure measures pass and defeat Rankin and his allies.
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Rankin
Warren County
Watson
Straight Republican Ticket Vote Urged
A political column urges every Republican to compare their ticket with the head names and vote the straight Republican ticket, warning against trading or splitting the ticket.
Democrats Raise Campaign Funds Labelled Reform Four Years Ago
The text states that Democrats allegedly drained $1.5 million from officeholders to fund campaigns, a move they once described as reform.
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Party of Reform
English Minister Urges Vote for Cleveland
A British minister urges support for Cleveland which, the speaker argues, would provoke Irish opposition and fuel resistance to English rule in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
America
Last Plea Tactics Highlight Sackville’s Bid in Grover Case
The lawyer delivers the final argument in the Grover case aiming to sway the jury. Lord Sackville sharpens his final plea hoping for a strategic edge and a favorable outcome for Grover.
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Lord Sackville
Grover
Jefferson Davis backs Cleveland and Thurman in vote
Jefferson Davis tells a newspaper correspondent that with a vote he would back Cleveland and Thurman. He comments on the logic of his choice and the expected support among readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Cleveland
Thurman
The Man May Be Late Next Week
The subject hints at a slight delay next week due to tasks with a rooster but assures he will appear. The note keeps tone light and confirms eventual attendance.
Erie Voter Endorses Culbertson and Protection
Jup e Gaprairu of Erie says he will vote for Culbertson and Protection, and rejects Burns and Free Trade in a brief local sentiment.
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Jup@e Gaprairu
Erie
Culbertson
Protection
Burns
Col Watson’s Long Service And Vote For Congress
This republication outlines Col. Watson’s Western Pennsylvania roots and business success in timber lands lumber oil and more His early party support led to nominations and two terms in the Forty-fifth Congress where his Inter state Commerce bill shaped policy and later influenced the Reagan bill The English minister Lord Sackville West advocates seeking friendly ties with Cleveland in the 1888 election and hints at Britain’s stance in US politics.
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Col. Watson
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Warren County
Watson
C. B. Curtis
Curtis
Franklin
Wm. L. Scott
House
Senate
Congress
Erie
Warren
Venango
Crawford
McKean
Cameron
National Capital
Gen
Harrison
Stirring Address by Gen Harrison Allen Urges Statehood Support
The daily Argus of Fargo prints Gen Harrison Allen's stirring address to the Republican Central Committee, of which he is chairman, and a correspondent’s description of his speech at Oakes Dakota. The letters praise his high standing and popularity among Territory Republicans who long for statehood and his representation in Washington in the Senate.
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The
Daily Argus
Fargo
Dakota
Harrison Allen
Republican Central Committee
Oakes
Union
Washington
Justice Bradley
W. G. Asher
Texas
Supreme Court of the United States
Walla Walla Valley
Oregon
Pacific Coast
United States
Harrison
Cleveland and His Burchard the Minister
The item notes Cleveland and his Burchard, a British minister, with a quip that a President should know no directions while Grover Cleveland might prefer to know no West.
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Cleveland
Burchard
Grover
Methodist Bishops Split Support for Harrison and Protection
Of the sixteen Methodist Bishops in this country twelve back Harrison and Protection this year, indicating a strong bloc favoring those names in church leadership decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison and
Protection
Grover Urges Westward Stay Until After Election
Grover Cleveland quotes a slogan urging supporters to remain in the West and not return home until after the election, signaling a campaign strategy to sustain momentum and visibility across regions.
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Grover
Cleveland and British minister clash over truth in politics
An analysis argues Cleveland remains supportive of revenue tariffs despite denials of free trade. The British minister’s statements are seen as tactically timed for elections, prompting Grover Cleveland to defend the policy while Americans weigh tariff loyalties. The London review questions party shifts toward protectionism.
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Cleveland
Grover
Lord Sackville-West
America
Harrison
London Saturday Review
Congress
United States
Our Second Appomattox and the Free Trade Debate
A civic editorial argues the 6th of November should be the Appomattox of Free Trade, paralleling 1861 and 1865 Union victories. It asserts the South fought for slavery and secession but now supports bridging divides, urging Republicans to save industries and end the stigma on the Anglo-Saxon name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appomattox
Republican Party
South
Cleveland’s Unprecedented Memorial Day Absence Noted
The piece claims President Cleveland missed Memorial Day observances and Gettysburg events while making time for fishing and a New York Democratic parade. It notes his silent appeal, contrasts it with pledged promises, and questions his deviation from predecessors’ paths.
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Cleveland
Gettysburg
New York
Democratic Sun
Deficit Over Surplus Question Stokes Tariff Debate
The New York Sun argues the coming fiscal year yields an actual deficit of three to four million dollars rather than a surplus. It questions tariff reduction and challenges Cleveland’s stance, noting the Sun's Democratic alignment.
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New York Sun
Cleveland
Sun
President Cleveland Defies Soldier Vote Vetoes Pensions
The Petersburg Index Appeal notes President Cleveland refuses to bow to soldier voters and remains focused on issuing pension vetoes. The piece emphasizes his firm stance and ongoing veto activity.
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Virginia
Petersburg
Cleveland
Public Opinion Polls and Party Debates Reflections
A compilation of 1880s editorials and opinions cites Sir Grover Cleveland on single terms, critiques of clerks and temperance politics, and debates on protectionism versus free trade. It notes post office robberies, lumber industry wage impacts, and cross-party views on prosperity under Cleveland.
War Taxes described as still maintained debunked
The Phil. Press notes Democrats claim high war taxes persist, but three Republican tariff revisions enlarged the free list and lowered duties. A test shows 139 million revenue reduction if war rates applied, plus a 191 million cut in internal revenue, totaling 330 million yearly, all by Republicans.
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Democratic Congress
Phil. Press
Plain Words Attack on Cleveland by Rochester Editor
The Rochester Post-Express editor denounces Cleveland as a liar hypocrite and demagogue and says he would not re elect a man of that character. Joseph OConnor, once Buffalo Democratic Courier editor, is identified as the writer.
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Rochester Post-Express
Cleveland
United States
Joseph O'Connor
Buffalo
Democratic Courier
Registration in New York City shows rising voters
New York City total registration this year reaches 286 547, up 45 641 from 1884. Four years earlier the vote was 13 000 less. Over 32 000 new voters come from the six upper wards, while the lower six wards add about 2 500. Republicans see hopeful signs as many affluent uptown residents who rarely vote plan to cast ballots.
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New York
New York City
Tme
Ware Joaquin Miller
Quail
Oakland
Cal
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Central Trust Company
Josery Murhpy
Stillwater
Minn
Minnehaha Falls
Henry Reitzell
Tur Military Prison Commission
George Crook
R. C. Drum
Thomas F. Barr
Secretary of War
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Richmond
P. M. Arthur
Mr. Ingraham
Insurance Order of the Brotherhood
C. R. Doherty
Massachusetts
W. Hesky
Bloomington
Charleston
W. Va
John Elkins
W. A. Netherland
Tillamook
Ore
Makah
Astoria
Tillamook Bay
Erie
Charles Hunty
United States
Michigan
J. A. Swan
Knoxville
Tenn
St. Louis
Berkshire Woolen Company
Great Barrington
Mass
Joan Guy Vassar
Vassar Brothers
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Micwarn
A. Seipon
Hudson, N. Y
Fort Worth
Tex
Robert Gawfield
New Central Viaduct
Cleveland
Bayard
Phelps
London
Washington
Clifton & Co
Hutchinson Wheat Corner
Tar Fariday Carbon Works
Auburn & Ackerman
Pittsburgh
Fariday Company
Canada
Connellsville
Mapa
Thomas Axworthy
Axworthy
P. J. Lynch
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Charles Warden
Columbus
Warden
Art Scranton
John C. Keegan
P. M. Barrett
Washington condemns foreign influence in early republic
Secretary Bayard called Lord Sackville's letter private, while Washington argued it reveals insidious foreign influence. He urged fellow citizens to stay vigilant, citing history and experience as proof that foreign meddling harms republican government.
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Bayard
Lord Sackville
Washington
Two Ways Choose Which Bitters versus drastic purge
The article contrasts two bowel relief methods. It favors Hostetters Bitters over drastic purgatives, arguing Bitters restore regularity without g Li e, benefit liver and kidneys, and reduce rheumatic, gouty, and malaria tendencies.
Babyland magazine for young readers attracts readers
Oct edition noted as one of the best magazines for children learning to read. It features bright pictures short stories in large type and a price of fifty cents a year. Specimen copies available from D Lothrop Co Boston for a five cent stamp.
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Babyland
D. Lothrop Co
Boston
Mandrake Bitters Claim Cure for Bad Breath
An old advertisement declares costiveness causes bad breath and promotes Dr Henry Baxters Mandrake Bitters as a remedy. It asserts the product removes the cause and prevents the problem at a price of 28 cents from Morris & Mulen.
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Henry Baxter
Morris & Mulen
What's the matter with the farmer
A poem style political cry praising protectionist policies and labor support. It highlights farmers workers and national pride while opposing free trade and English wages. The speaker calls for Harrison era protections and steady backing for domestic industry.
New York Club Wins World Baseball Championship
The New York Club defeats the St. Louis Club to claim the world baseball title. Other items note yellow fever in Jacksonville with totals to Oct 29, 4059 cases and 348 deaths, prominent marriages, reforms, and court decisions shaping voter registration and prohibition.
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New York
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Florida
Roscoe Conkling
Temperance Resolve and Magazine News T: Temperance resolve and magazine news
A temperance anecdote features General Harrison declining wine at a public dinner, citing a vow not to drink and noting fellow graduates who died from alcohol. The piece then reports editor changes at American Magazine with John Gilmer Speed, Scribner’s November lineup, and a Railroad Life feature by B. B. Adams Jr. plus Frost drawings. It ends with an advertised Rupture Cure by Dr Mayer at 831 Arch St Philadelphia.
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Harrison
Zion’s Herald
John Gilmer Speed
Speed
Scribner’s Magazine
Phil. H. Sheridan
Lester Wallack
Robert Louis Stevenson
B. B. Adams, Jr
A. B. Frost
J.B Mayer
Arch St
Phila
Africa and Oil Liniment best for stiff joints
Morris and Mullen advertise Africa and Oil Liniment as the best remedy for stiff joints, claiming notable relief. The brief note presents a period ad style endorsement without further context.
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Africa
Morris & Mullen
Numerous 1888 incidents loom in national recap Worces ter to Boston
The piece reports a wide array of late October events: the American Antiquarian Society meeting in Worces ter Massachusetts. a fatal stabbing in Baltimore between Benjamin Jackson and Gilmer Bolden. a major Altoona fire. a fatal shooting in Owensboro Kentucky. a Washington Pennsylvania railroad disaster verdict. and various police, fire, and legal actions across the country involving railroads, fires, accidents, arrests, and investigations.
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The
American Antiquarian Society
Worcester
Mass
Baltimore
Benjamin Jackson
Gilmer Bolden
Jackson
Balden
Altoona
L. P. Stich
Enterprise
Owensboro
Noah Jagoe
Ella Green
Heck
Noonan
McAuliffe
Quartermaster General
Tota
Pacific Railroad
Manitoba
Dakota
Heviner Brothers
Salamanca
N. Y
Frederick Most
Michigan City
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fyrone
John Eplin
Edward Fawcett
New York City
George Gordon
Cook
Major
Terry
Keithline
James Hannigan
Lehigh Valley
Mauch Chunk
O. C. Lomson Alen
Fergus Falls
Minn
Boston & Albany
Elliott Walker
West Natick
Tur
Treasury Department
London
United States
Augusta
Madison
Woodrow
South Carolina
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Glen Carbon
John Gangloff
John Culman
Cressona
New York
Tyrone
Waixe
Elliottsville
George Johnson
William Akin
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Wyo
John McCain
A. French Spring
Pittsburgh
Peter Cuff
Henry Sheller
Thomas Fierst
Fierst
Marvin T. Reed
McFadden & Reed
Glass Importers
Charles Nigabower
Utica
Nigabower
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
Erie Railroad
Otisville
George McMullen
Mitton C. Wincut
St. Paul
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Sterling
Ill
Mt. Vernon
William Parker
James Jones
John Brewer
Silver King
Wakefield
Wis
Salem
New Bedford
Old Colony
Howland
Notable Obituaries and Political Nominations in Brief
Obituaries noted telegraph expert Wins J Cooke in Sandusky Ohio from blood poisoning on the 23rd. Ohio State School Commissioner Ev T Tappan died in Columbus on the 23rd after a brief illness. New York Union Labor party renamed ticket with L E Page as Governor and J Prescott J Wescott as candidate. Union Pacific appoints William H Homans as vice president and CEO. Pittsburgh iron magnate H W Oliver Sr dies aged 85. Milwaukee Herald owner W W Coleman dies in Milwaukee. Ex Governor and ex Senator Winthrop T Hamilton dies of pneumonia in Hagerstown. Alfred H Love of Philadelphia declines National Equal Rights bid for VP slot.
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Wins J. Cooke
Sandusky
Ev. T. Tappan
Ohio
Columbus
Marquette County
Mich
New York Union Labor Party
Wellsville
L. E. Page
Allentown
William M. Martin
Elmira
Court of Appeals
Prescott J. Wescott
Chenango County
William H. Ho.coms
Union Pacific Railway Company
Omaha
Thomas J. Potter
H. W. Oliver
H. W. Oliver, Jr
Pittsburgh
W. W. Coleman
The
Herald
Milwaukee
Wis
Wiuttram T. Hamilton
United States
Hagerstown
Alfred H. Love
Philadelphia
Universal Peace Union
National Equal Rights
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John H. Taggart
John Wanamaker
Hibbert
P. John
William C. Hamilt
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McKinlay
Joseph R. T. Coate
William
Ellis
Edgar Pinchot
Samuel L. Kurtz
Ellwood Griest
Ezra H. Riple
William G. Payne
Peter E. Buck
Morton
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CTORS
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John H. Grant
Wilson C. Kress
Thomas Beaver
George G. Hutchison
John C. Lower
Jeremiah K. Miller
George J. Elliott
Henry 8. Paul
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Porter S. Newmyer
John W. Wallace
John C. Sturtevant
Joseph Thomas Jones
L. M. Truxal
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Nice
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J. W. Clements
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Warren Water Company
O. C. Allen
T. W.B. Meredith
Y. Slot
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Pine Grove
George Starks
Admr
Ackley, Warren Co
Etters
Friend Curtis
Farmington
Penn
Lander
Warren Co
Erick W. Anderson
Township of Elk
Scandia
Charles E. Erickson
Swan Erickson, Executors
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Traub
Catharine Mack
Elizabeth Nelson
Samuel L Mack
Lydia H. Mack
Susie F. Mack
Katie Fr. Mack
George Frederick Mack
Wm. H. Mack
I. W. W. N. Yates
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Borough of
Glade Township
State of
Michael Mack
Orris Hall
Henry Lahman
Michael) Mack
Frederick Mack
Christian Schroder
W. V.N. Yates
Warren, Pa
P. Loveland
A. J. Hopkins
J. A. Weible
Boon Magee
Mary C. Morrison
L. B. Hoffman
John Sliney
Ambrose Price
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Home Mutual Life Association
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H. K. Davis
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D. U. Arird
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Reed
Erie, Pa
W.B. Coleman & CO
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Arren, PA
L. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A. J. Hazeltine
Cashier
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L. R. Freeman
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M. Waters
P. Johnson
F Henry
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
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A. Hertzel
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A.T
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U.S
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Warren, F
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E. W. Parshall
Parshall & Sill
G. W. Sill
General Agents
James Broder
Bradford, Pa
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Allegany Fields
H. S. Thomas
Wood & Thomas
Third Street
Liberty
Warren, la
Manufac
Nished
Seneca St
Buffalo, N. Y
Morck Bro
August Morcke
Optician
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L. D. Wetmore
Beecher, Carshiel
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National Line
Lion
Liverpool
Ueenstown
Antwerp
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Christinia
Copenhagen
P.& KE
M. Beecher
Brown Brothers
Longview
Brookville
Mulholland
G A Miles
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