State Central Committee to Convene May 17 1871
Republican State Central Committee calls a state convention in Harrisburg on May 17 1871 to nominate candidates for Auditor General and Surveyor General and to consider Constitutional Reform. Delegates from each district will attend. meeting begins at 12 noon in the Hall of the House.
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Hrapa's
State Caenxtrayi Committee
Penn’ 4
Chestnut
St. Phila
Republican State Central Committee
Altoona
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Republican Primary Election Held In Indiana County 1871
County Committee met in Indiana Pennsylvania on February 20 1871 to set the date for the Republican primary. The election was fixed for Saturday June 3 1871 with hours 2 to 6 pm in townships and 5 to tollock pm in boroughs. Return judges gather June 8 1871 at 2 pm in the Grand Jury Room to count returns and select the County Committee for the ensuing year.
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Indiana
A. D
Tollock
Grand Jury Room
Dan
Porter
Blairsville Press expands size and keeps price steady
Four years after launching the Blairsville Press expansion has made it the largest paper in Indiana county. The quarterly size change to a larger format increases reading matter, home news, and overall value at $1.50 per year in advance, with specimens available on request. Also reports Tomás Cullen’s release after paying a jury fine, and Jersey City election results with a Republican gain in the Board of Aldermen.
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Blairsville
Indiana County
Jersey City
Wile
New Jersey
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Wee MT
P. Cornell
Sylvania
Bradford
Yates
Senate-Conference Committee Drama Delays Civil Code Talks
Harrisburg correspondence notes a slow session with 15 to 20 private bills passing but no action on major public measures. The apportionment bill consumes time as conference prospects loom, while sickness and attendance mark the chamber, and a controversial coal field health Act battle ends in a 16 to 15 final vote against passage.
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House
Senate
Committee of Conference
Conference
Buncombe
Venango
Warren
Allegheny
Bedford
Cambria
Westmore
Yeas
Messrs
Albright
Allen
Billingsfelt
Brooke
Crawford
Davis
Dill
Evans
Graham
Mumma
Petrikin
Randall
Turner
White
Wallace
Anderson
Broadhead
Buckalew
Connell
Dechert
Delamasier
Duncan
Findlay
Henstey
Knight
Miller
Nagle
Osterhout
Purman
Warfel
Graham, White
Senate Amends Ku Klux Bill and Court Decision Highlighted
The Senate adopted part of the amendments to the Ku Klux bill and rejected three, with a Conference Committee named to reconcile the three. A Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling held a sheriff sale docket entry conclusive against third parties, even if it masked improper court actions. Additionally, weather notes report April 9 1871 as the warmest day in ten years locally, while Horace Greeley expressed views on future punishment and party realignments and New Jersey elections leaned Republican amid broader political shifts.
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House
Washington
Senate
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Sharswood
New York City
Philadelphia
Springfield
Massachusetts
Horace Greeley
Lam
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Sonmiser County
Senate—Conference
Tee
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Tur
New York Evening Post
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Noronger
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ELGIN
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Young
Bro'salee
Express
Paves Turner
Indiane County
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Market St. Johnstown
Young Brothers
Young Brothers India
Hebor
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J. L. P. McAllaster
Episcopal Church
W.B. Hilderbrann
West
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Queensware
Young Bro’s
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Morris
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Siure
Mechanics’ Exhibition
Boston
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J, Reynolds & Son
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Poorth Avenue
Pittsburgh
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Higkora
Capital
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Yount Monchan
Bustminh College
Poughkeapsie
N.Y
United States
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New York
Pennsylvania
Thia
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RED Horse
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Penn
Wolf ‘& Wilhelm’s
Danville
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Washingtonville
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Finney
Milton
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Bowes
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Wilkins
David Campresn
Telialter
Tae Trengun
Brithart & Co
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Joseph
R. T Lading Feas
Iyega
Young Hag
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Pete
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