Republicans Triumph in Maine and Boost Pennsylvania Victory
Maine returns a strong Republican wave with Robie Governor-elect by 9,800 and overall majority about 8,000. All four Maine Congressmen win, Legislature leans Republican, Senator Frye secure renomination, fusionists scattered. The piece urges Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania to follow suit and elect the full Republican ticket.
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Vermont
United Republic
Maine
Pennsylvania
James G. Blaine
Jim Blaine
Robie
Senate
Fusion
House
Frye
U.S
Indiana
Ohio
Conference Deadlock in Senate Tentative Plan Rejected
The Senatorial Conference adjourned without agreement and will reconvene. Benedict and allies proposed each select a new conferee from the counties and add a third disinterested member to form a trio, but Lee and conferees rejected the plan. They demand Warren yield to Venango instead.
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Mr. Benedict
Mr. Lee
Warren
Venango
Ledger реагes to investigations with cautious tone
The Mat supports investigations when facts exist while The Ledger pretends to investigate but sneers at exposing private character for spite or political effect. The letter suggests Ledger will learn this valuable lesson later on.
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Ledger
Mat
Pat tison praised for sticking to his desk at campaign scene
Democratic papers laud Pat tison for remaining behind the scenes while bosses run the campaign. They question why the young man should be useful if he avoids public appearances, noting he may appear only at Beaver's inauguration if he goes down there.
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Pattison
Beaver
Democratic Congressional Con.ferees Meet in Corry
The Democratic con ference for the district met in Corry on the 7th. two ballots yielded no choice. Chas. Dinsmoor of Warren presided. Erie candidates Alfred Short Venango H. B. Plumer and Warren Dr. W. A. Irvine were named. They adjourned to reconvene in Corry on Sept. 19.
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Corry
Chas. Dinsmoor
Warren
Erie
Alfred Short
Venango H. B. Plumer
W. A. Irvine
Hillsdale crew row in England suffers seat failure
The Hillsdale Michigan crew traveled to England for an amateur race. After an initial snub they were allowed to compete against the Thames clubs, taking a two length lead before a seat slide broke, costing them the victory.
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Twe Hillsdale
Michigan
England
Thames
Ex Vice President Wheeler Eyes NY GOP Unity
Ex Vice President Wheeler writing from the White Mountains says Folger or Wadsworth could unite the Republican party in New York. He adds that Gov. Cornell’s friends are pursuing a personal crisis course.
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Wheeler
White Mountains
Washington
Folger Or
Wadsworth
New York
McKean County Oil Boom Backing Brown for Congress
The Petroleum Age of Bradford endorses Hon. W. W. Brown Republican for Congress citing McKean county’s long history and lack of prior representation in Congress. The paper highlights McKean’s 1804 organization and strong oil production prospects.
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Petroleum Age
Bradford
McKean County
W. W. Brown
Congress
the Age
Edwin Thorne Wins Boston 10 000 Trot Heats
Edwin Thorne won the $10,000 trot at Boston by taking three straight heats with times of 2 19, 2 19, and 1 83. Cling Stone finished second in the event.
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Boston
Edwin Thorne
Clingstone
Delegate Joan Wuirtier at Massachusetts Republican Convention
Joan G Wuirtier served as a delegate to a Republican Congressional Convention in Massachusetts.
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Joan G. Wuirtier
Massachusetts
Davis & Co Fine Line of Dada Window Shades
A concise line from A. A. Davis & Co promotes a fine line of Dada Window Shades. The ad highlights design variety and practical function for homes and offices.
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A. A. Davis & Co’s
Vigilance Committees Named and Campaign Outlook Pressed
Organize and energize. Vigilance committees in townships are set to be active. County nominees Shortt Allen Weible Parker Burroughs Morrison are well known and deserve a triumphant election. Beaver and the State ticket gain strength as Democrats and Republicans square off for Beaver or Pattison as Governor.
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Messrs
Shortt
Allen
Weible
Parker
Burroughs
Morrison
Beaver
Pattison
Trust in Beaver and Republicans Against Pattison
The piece argues General Beaver and Republicans reflect their party’s record and results, while Pattison and Democrats show a long Democratic misrule. It warns against trusting Pattison, an untried candidate influenced by hidden interests, and portrays Beaver as capable and patriotic.
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Beaver
Pattison
Andrew Jackson
Pennsylvania
End of War in Egypt Declared by Gen Wolseley
Gen Wolseley reports to the War Office that Arabi Pacha and Toulba Pacha are confined, English troops defeated the rebel forces, and the war is over. Midshipman De Chair is safe. troops to return home. cavalry performed well in the long march. base will move from Ismailia to Alexandria.
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Arabi
Egypt
War Office
Wolseley
England
Arabi Pacha
Toulba Pacha
de Chair
Ismailia
Alexandria
Be ever faithful to the Republican ticket in Pennsylvania
The writer urges Pennsylvania Republicans to vote the full Republican ticket this fall to maintain the state’s leadership in the party. He warns against Independents and frames voting for Bea ver and the ticket as protecting home industry and good government.
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Pennsylvania
Beaver
Patchy Allegations on Land League Vote Trade
McCuoure of the Philadelphia Times claims J C Delaney struck a bargain with Captain Congdon to deliver the Irish Land League vote to the Regular Republicans. Delaney swears McClure lied. Congdon denies any bargain citing no Land League ties. Land League officials call the tale untrue and ridiculous.
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McCuoure
The
Phila Times
J. C. Delaney
Capt. Congdon
Irish Land League
Delaney
McClure
Land
Local Listings Highlight Roscoe Hall Event and Goods
Alice Oates appears at Roscoe Hall next Saturday evening. D. M. Gross & Bro offer a range from three cent calico to a Silk Dolman. A. A. Davis & Co News Depot carries the only complete line of Stationery.
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Alice Oates
Roscoe Hall
D. M. Gross & Bro
A. A. Davis & Co
Hunter’s
Simpson & Co
Liberty Street
Variety Hall
Morck Bros
The Real Question for Voters in the Canvass
The passage argues Republicans deserve trust based on a long, unbroken national record from 1860s onward, praising universal liberty, fiscal discipline, and public credit. It contrasts Democratic history from 1832 to 1860 and 1860 to 1882, criticizing tariff changes and slavery extension linked to Democratic actions and the Civil War era.
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Republican Party
Annals of Congress
Democratic Party
Verdict Overturned in Star Route Trial Prompting Fresh Hearing
The jury’s guilty verdicts against Beerdell and Miner were set aside by Judge Wylie due to jury misconduct and unreasonableness. Turner remains acquitted, Peck’s status is noted as dead, and Miner and Reerdell are released on bail. A new trial is ordered for December 4 with Vail and Williamson as security.
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Dickson
Wylie
Beerdell
Miner
Peck
Turner
Reerdell
Vail
Williamson
A. C. Richards
British and American Volunteers Clash in Creedmoor Rifle Match
The International Military Rifle Match pitted 12 British against 12 American volunteers at Creedmoor over two days. Americans total 1805 while the British post 1975, a 170 point British margin. British led by 21 on day one but faltered at long range. rifles used were military issue, with Americans noting limited familiarity.
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Creedmore
Production of Cherry Grove District Overestimated
Oil men dispute prior estimates of Cherry Grove output. A Buffalo Courier correspondent cites Sept. 10 observations showing totals near 202,170 barrels across 73 wells, averaging about 73 barrels per well.
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Cherry Grove
Buffalo Courier
How Uncle Sam Pays
Hindon Sept 14 The annual pension outlay including disbursement costs reached 54 296 280 with 285 967 pensioners. Since 1791 through 1861 payments totaled 81 486 455 and 1861 to June 30 1882 reached 560 641 325. Of this 25 285 232 went to 1812 war survivors and their widows. After deduction about 53 000 000 funded earlier wars pensions.
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Wasu Hindon
Survivors of Jeanette Expedition Reach New York
Chief Engineer George W Melville along with seamen William Ninderman and William Noros and Lt Robert M Berry of the Rodgers arrived in New York on September 15 aboard the Parthia after an arduous Arctic search for Lieut Delong and his men. The tale of their sufferings drew wide newspaper interest.
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George W. Melville
William Ninderman
William Noros
Robert M. Berry
Rodgers
New York
England
Cunard
Parthia
Delong
Wahier Nominated for Congress in Indiana 25th District
Harry Wahier is nominated for Congress in Indiana's 25th district and is confident of victory. The New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad has completed its line to Johnsonburg, Elk County and arranged through service with Pennsylvania and Allegheny Valley railroads to Pittsburgh.
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Harry Wahier
Indiana
25Th
New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Johnsonburg
Elk Co
Pennsylvania and
Allegheny Valley Roads
Pittsburg
Smith, Kline & CO
Eopama
C. N. Crittenton
New
Buffalo Pittsburg & Western Reports Record August Gross
The Buffalo Pittsburg and Western Railroad Company announces August gross receipts at 78,600 dollars, the highest in the road's history. This marks a 5,000 dollar rise from July and a 14,300 dollar increase over August of last year.
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Buffalo, Pittsburg & Western Railroad Company
Kiss meE Traperty gem for Teeth and Breath
Exquisite little gem labeled Traperty with a plated metal screw top offered as a 5 cent sample. Also note blank books at A. A. Davis & Co. and all wool suits priced at $6 at Gro Batt & Co.
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Traperty
A. A. Davis & Co’s
Gro. Batt & Co
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Ss. M. Brainerd
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Princess Louise
Porta Costa
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Elisha Thomas
Conenango
Allegheny River
Foxburg
Dawes E. Furness
Watson Township
J. A. Baxter
Watson, Pa
Theodore Chase
Warren County
Isabell M. Chase
Chas. Chase
Warren, Pa
Rural Heat and Light Company
John D. Beers
Warren Light and Heat Company
Warren Borough
Co. A. Cornen
Warren County Penn
P. P. Cornen
J. K. Weaver
Warren and
Forest Counties
Pittsfield
G. W. Lefler
Jhotel
Concord
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Bucks County Oil Company
Bristol
Bucks County
Geo. A. Jenks
Stoneham
Mead Township
Frank Carlson
Brokenstraw Tp
Hull’s Hill
WM. Graham
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Youngsville, Pa
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Warren Co
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D. D. Hazeltine
Adim
Jamestown Road
North Warren
Conewango Creek
I. H. Hiller
N. G. Harkins
Grossenburg’s
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A. G. Beecher
Thos
Keelor
Wetmore
Walter S. Payne
Schellhammer & Lesser
Knupp
Hamburg
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Mt Lin
Merck
Warren Savings Bank
L. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A.J. Hazeltine
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A. J. Hazeltine
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Jas. Clark, Jr
Albert Kirberger
George P. Orr & CO
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Beech Street
R. R
James Nixon
S. P. Schermerhorn
the Boss
Richburg, N.Y
L. Wales
JOY
Garfield
Warren Mall
Erick Youngquest
A. D
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Wim. Bates
Arthur McCray
Peter McKinney
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M. Waters
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Swanson
Guardian
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Lewis Leek
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J.S. Kirkpatrick
Frank A. Burgett
John
A. B. McKain
H. HaLyett & Co
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