Governor Pattison’s Western Pennsylvania tour draws ire
The piece mocks Governor Pattison for avoiding Warren County Judgeship, recounting his Erie visit at Reed House and Marine Hospital, lunch with local elites, and a Crawford County stock farm stop. It urges him to visit Warren’s Insane Hospital and local sites before returning from Chicago.
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Marine Hospital
Brainerd
Erie
Crawford County
Powell Brothers
Pennsylvania
Warren
Warren and See the Insane Hospital
Glade
Struthers Library
Warren Judgship
Chicago
Bank ethics and political duties questioned in district column
The writer questions Mr Scott's alleged noninvolvement with a defunct Wall Street bank while criticizing his suitability as Congressman. Comparisons are made to Mr Brainerd's dedication, and a satirical anecdote from Seton Cyase of Maine about steers and politics is noted alongside references to Independents, Blaine, Logan, and the young Cleveland debate.
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Scott
Wall Street Bank of
New York
Mr. Scott
Mr. Brainerd
Seton Cyase
Maine
Solon
Blaine
Logan
Cleveland
Ava
John Barlow
Busti
Allegheny Springs
Chautauqua
Burroughs
Campaign Whispers on Tariff and Free Whiskey Issue
The letter from Gov. Cleveland avoids the tariff as a campaign mainstay and endorses the platform. The party splits between free trade and protection, with a push from Voorhees and others toward liquor questions. Prohibition remains a state matter, and the piece warns reformers against voting for St. John to aid the liquor interest.
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Cleveland
Gen
Hancock
Watterson
Randall
Sam
Senator Voorhees
Indiana
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Illinois
Blaine
St. John
White House
Congress
Morey letter forgery and Hart campaign ties exposed
A letter describes W. L. Scott sending Andrews for plates to aid the Morey forgery as Scott trails influence in Warren county politics. It accuses Scott of aggressive partisan activity, pulling Congressional wires, and using Swede paper backing to sway James-town Swedes while urging Republicans to vote the full ticket for Mackey and the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hart
Mr. Andrews
W. L. Scott
Mr. Scott
Capt. Mackey
Scott
Warren
Jamestown
Warren County
Erie County
Brainerd
Blaine
Mackey
Will Cleveland Withdraw
A political column debates whether Grover Cleveland should withdraw as a Democratic candidate amid party divisions. It notes Hendricks supports staying in, while others warn withdrawal risks a weak ticket. The piece also mocks the baggage masters convention suggestion and recalls Pullman’s early sleeping car venture with four passengers in 1870s Illinois.
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Cleveland
Hendricks
Thurman
Bayard
Randall
Carlisle
N. Y
Mackey responds to oil connections accusations in public statement
Capt. Mackey denies ties to Standard Oil and related firms. He cites past sale of Eclipse Oil Works, asserts holdings in an independent refinery and pipeline, and emphasizes cordial relations with oil industry figures while condemning groundless attacks and personal abuse. He pledges to pursue pro petroleum legislation if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Egbert
Judge McCalmont
Major Taft
Standard Oil Co
Franklin
Roberts’ Torpedo Company
Dr. Roberts
Oil Well Supply Company Limited
Congress
Scott
Roller skating rises in popularity across the Union
The piece notes roller skating rinks expanding rapidly from cities to villages, estimating thousands of rinks within five years. It calls skating healthful, inexpensive, and suitable for both sexes, praising its refinements and noting Warren’s rink opening next Saturday for the season.
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Martha’s Vineyard
Warren
Voter Qualifications and Election Dates Outlined
The notice lists residency and tax requirements for male citizens 21 and older to vote. It fixes election Day as the Tuesday after the first Monday in November with deadlines for tax payment, naturalization, and registration in September and October. It urges all voters to remember and act on these dates.
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Vermont
Maine
United States
Treasury Department
Washington
First National Bank of
Warren
Pennsylvania
of Congress
John S. Langworthy
J.S. Langworthy
Alvit
School Opening Notes Progress and Local Events
Sept 1 marks the opening of schools with Prof. Hoge as principal and a roster of teachers across High and Grammar departments. The community reports hospitality, a teacher reception, a humor-filled lecture by Col. Copeland, and church leadership changes as open churches ease temperance tensions. The W C T U and Temperance League schedule meetings. more details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hoge
Helen Oaks
Lydia Evans
J. C. Long
J. K. Burnett
S. J. Russell
May Monks
Lulu Clark
Tidioute
Col. Copeland
W.C.T. U
Temperance League
Local Notes and Social City Highlights
AuG 30 report shows W H Shortt family back from Chautauqua and Annie Brace home in Tidioute. Delegates attended Tidioute Institute. J D Mead adds to new store. Butter buyer for H L Mead & Co engaged weekly. Mrs Sharp funeral held at old homestead. Democrats raise banners. Parsonage reception praised with J J Sanford portrait of Mr Hall. People travel and visit. several plans to Missouri and Greenville noted.
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W. H. Shortt
Chautauqua
Annie Brace
Tidioute
J. D. Mead
Belle and
Mattie Alexander
Atlanta
Iowa
Georgie Mead
Corydon
H.L. Mead & Co
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Jas. G. Blaine
Jno
A. Logan
Dlinois
E.S. Osborne
Luzerne County
Charles W. Mackey
Venango Co
Henry Brace
W. J. Alexander
Michael Crocker
Brokenstraw
Theodore L. Putman
Pine Grove
George H. Higgins
Nelson P. Curtis
Conewango
W.O. Martin
Elk
George A. Walkley
Warren Academy
Summerfield Warner
Freehold
Democratic Party
Geo. Win. Curtis
New York Mail
Salt River
Ropinson
Geo. Ball
Rhea
Library Hall
Pullman
Bloomington
Ill
Rhen
Burdock
Dr. Walton
Mother Walton
Johnson & Siegfried
Frazier Medicine Co
Ohio
Pennsylvania Election Law
Ame
Warren Post Office
Warren Co
Arnold
Geo. Morse
C. H. Anderson
John Morrow
Hattie Anderson
J. F. Nelson
Otto Bowers
Albert Neilson
M. Elenor Christy
M. L. Olsson
Hans Curran
Mary A Panda Ani P Cook
Cora Dubois
Ella Fields
M. H. Gillis
Lizzie Gilfoyle
M. G. George
Mrs. H. Hook
Ida B. Hook
Josephine Heald
Chas. Strom
P. Hess
Geo. Lecrise
Mary Jackson
W. R. Siggins
J. P. Johansson
Gustaf Sparks
L. M. Krause
I. F. Steavens
Anna Kristenson
Nettie Smith
C. W. Kruttson
Gustaf Titus
John Lessler
M. Larsson
C. A. McDonald
E. Moore
Miss J. Mason
Mrs. J
Lette
Aruny
J.J. Williams
Ss. Williams
F. Wenell
J. A. Wenzel
Libbiers
C. Allen
Warren, Pa
Geo. Ball’s
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Sheffield
Miss Eaton
Varsailes
H. Updyke
Walter Horton’s
Sheffield Junction
Royo
N. F. Wright
Mr. Clarke
Clyde’s
Hattie Price
Alexander
O. C. Messenger
Faith
Cogswell & Walkerman
de Selllgu VY UD
M. Cogswell
M. J. Walkerman
Union Agricultural Society
Sugar Grove, PA
J. B. Hamilton
W. H. Mix
D. B. Jagger
J.C. Hamilton
Worden & Webber
FE. R. Wheelock & Son
W. B. Mead
Jacob Wiggins
W. W. Seabury
Barlow & Turner
J. L. Burroughs
M. W. Harrington
J. B. Langdon
M. B. Rowley
Haggerty & Davis
Harris & McIntyre
J.j.smutz
Jerome Babcock
Amos Johnson
M. W. Lennox
Kensington
First National Bank
Beech Street
Economical Mutual Benefit Association
Sandy Lake
Mercer Co
Under the Sun
H. J. Muse
W. Smith
Fifth Street
Hazel
Laurel Streets
Laurel Street
Fifth
West Fifth Street
T. Scofield
Citizens National Bank
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
A. G. Hiertzel
M. Waters
P. Johnson
F. Henry
H. A. Jamieson
S. V. Davis
W. D. Brown
A. Hertzel
Geo. N. Parmlee
A. G. Hertzel
Warren Savings Bank
Arren, PA
L. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A.J. Hazeltine
Cashier
O. H. Hunter
J. Hazeltine
E. G. Wood
M. B. Danham
Jas, Clark, Jr
Gemmill
Erie City
Waterford
Linus Lindsley
Ana Dhruggist
Johnson & Stegfried
Variety Hall
A. Siegel & Sons
L. G. Noyes
Wells & Noyes
T. S. Messner «4
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Mich. Strelitz
the Keystone Clothing
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Prince Albert
Keystone Clothing
Merchant Tailor’s CO
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