State Republican Convention to Nominate Auditors General
In pursuance of the Republican State Central Committee resolution adopted at Altoona, a State Convention will meet in Harrisburg on May 17, 1871 to nominate candidates for Auditor General and Surveyor General and to discuss constitutional reform. Delegates from each district will attend under Chairman Low H. Chemesox. Secretary Gro. W. Library.
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Herano
Central
Cosmitria
PeNxta
Avo
Chestnut St
Phila
Lomenittee
Altoona
Auust
House of ‘Representatives
Harrisburg
O'Clack
Nooh
Republican Primary Election In Indiana Pa 1871 72
County Committee chairman ordered a Republican primary election date set for June 8 1871 in Indiana Pennsylvania. Voting hours 2 to 6 pm in townships and 5 to 7 pm in boroughs. Return judges meet June 5 7 pm at Grand Jury Room to count returns and select the County Committee for the ensuing year.
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Indiana Pa
A. D
Grand Jury Room
Indiana
Democratic gloom over Sumner affair and party unity
A Harrisburg letter urges Democrats to focus on strengthening the party and notes Republican strength and intelligence, warning that meddling in family quarrels will not gain allies. It discusses Senate bills, the Treasury, and the New Hampshire election defeat, urging Republicans to uphold principles and turnout.
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Messenger
Progress
Sumner
Republican Party
Srom
Harrisburg
Senate
Commonwealth
Gen. White
Geary
Ana
Trea- Buty
New Hampshire
Sare
Jeni
Hampshire
Grant Proclamation Demands South Carolina Storm Ends
The executive and legislative branches applaud a proclamation listing the unlawful Ku Klux outrages in South Carolina and order the Klan to disperse within twenty days. The crisis prompts calls for repressive action as officials face violence against authorities and citizens. Charles Sumner notes resignation of Dr. Moor as Philadelphia port collector with Forney tipped as successor.
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Grant
Aifaire
South Carolina
Homie
South
Hoxesis Dr. Moor
Philadelphia
John W. Forney
Forney
Toni
Charles Suniner
San Domingo Report Describes Island Conditions and Annexation Mood
The Dominican Republic, Baez in power, and large US sympathy frame a report on the island from the San Domingo Commissioners. It notes unrest near the Haitian border, Spanish occupation history, and a near unanimous tilt toward annexation with the United States. Population at 160,007, mixed-blood society, few schools, vast resources including iron and copper, and a hopeful yet complex path ahead.
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Washington, D. C
San Domingo
Baez
Republic
Haytien
Sie Haytiens
Baty
United States
Cabral
Luperan
Spain
Bamana
Boundary and debt notes in Caribbean report
The Commission’s Caribbean assessment covers salt and tropical products, health and acclimation, and a public debt of 1.506 million dollars with 204000 in additional claims. It rejects Haitians’ indemnity claims to France, cites 1777 boundaries, and notes ongoing disputes in Banica Valley and Neyba district. Douglass was denied a dinner-seat on a Potomac steamship voyage on the return.
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Autumh
Baez
Governoent
Dominica
Hayti
France
Haytia
San Domingo
San Rafael
San Miguel
Los Osobas
Banica
Neyba
Alta Vels
United States
Somana
Ilue
Dominacz
Potomac
Aquia Creek
Frederick Douglass
Therfore
Douglass
Weldon North Carolina
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg Correspondence on Border Damages and Printing
Harrisburg notes discuss border damages claims from Chambersburg, with a special committee and varied sentiment on state vs federal responsibility. Public printing reforms advance with a near unanimous final vote, and the general fiduciary committee probes anthracite mining disputes and related railroad issues. Local option bill movement continues amid party divisions and governor’s approval expectations.
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Chambersburg
McCausland
Sr. Dill
Ue Memorial
Messrs. Dill
Brekalew
Duncan
White
Connell
Buckalew
Mgr. White
Reid
Senate
Public sale notices pile from Indiana County lands
Writs of execution direct sale of numerous tracts in Indiana County Pennsylvania. Properties include homes, farms and mills in West Wheatfield Montgomery Green and East Mahoning townships with bounds described, sizes from 30 to 107 acres, improvements such as frame houses, a two story brick building and a water-powered sawmill. Sales slated in the sheriff’s office on the 6th day of March 1871 at 2 PM.
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Gomutuu
Indians
Wheafield Township
Indiana County
Wmn. Palmer
James McCracken
Adam Sides
Jobo Wakefeld
Charles Walback
Blakeville Pike
Keuben Shoup
Carson Chifford
A. Bartlebaugh
Samuel Spicker
Wm. Mammilton
Montgomery Township
Ludiana County
Iand
Win
John F. Notley
Jonu
Archie Badden
Lng
Spicker
Robert McCaig
J. W. Id
East
Mahoning Township
Wm. A
Jou
Harrett McGaew
Tang
Wio-Nual
Stenry
Philip. Marshall
Indiana
Lot
Philadelphia Atrest
Abraham Breure
Philadelphia
Sahiing
Siebia
White Township
Jeary Isenberg
Samuel Bricken
Gouthly
Two- Lick
Jovedhun Agey
George Snyder
George Wibner
Frank Dobornick
Philip Marshall
Abraham Meare
Mahowing Streets
Algo
Sitante
Wits Township
Indian County
Henry Leenberg
Satino
Bracken
Andrew McCullough
Cituals
Conoe Township
Lliad
Martha McFarland
Lucil
Andrew Nelson
James “Timling
James Guébron
A. G.white
Jamison McCright
Washington Township
Indignw County
Willam
Joseph Johnston
Wm. Wallace
B. F. Metright
Ridnay Marlin
Wm. Néal
John Kers
Wm. McGuire
Andrew Shank
Green Township
Sodtuns County
McAuulty Road
Irwin Craig
David Lockard
Indiane’ County
Uas
Laud
Gotten
Joseph
Don
Mark & Kionsy
Stephen P. Thomas
Aire
McAnauty Road
Irwin Crig
David Leokard
Tate
Green, Township
Indiana’ County
Jon Caterbaugh
George Fres
Joseph D. Maedis
Pine Township
Lnnis
Moss Strang
Remben
W. Mervino
Catherine Boring
Wesley Stophel
Meary Bolinger
John McNutt
William Braing
Reneaty
Hemlock
Benjamidest
Charles Gempers
George Spaulding
Cherryhillip
Robert Mitchell
Teka Stein
Jacob Flicker
Tacoby PoDick
Henry Putt
Anital Thompson, Ray & Co
Eala
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ManLow H. Chemesox
State Central
Gro. W
M.S. Quay
Jan
W.M. Newary
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Porter
Ueir
House
Democrats
Legistare
Davis
Berké
Petrikin
Huntingdon
Onsten
Potter , White
Tadison
Dochart
Seounsél
Kewin' W
Hall
Robert A-Lamberton
Beng
Opr
My. Osterhaut
General Judiciary Committee
Olméetéd
Kerr
Telegraph
Greco
W.L. Wilson
Court House
Pittaqnist, Pann’a
Tames T. Brady
Pres
T. of
James Tl
Hrady
Coysian Raymer
Wee Prastt
F Beymer
Baymeo &Co
Mer
Ee K. Moorhead
Moorhead&Co
Jackson ‘Dunesn
Citic Strest Hridgate
Aes
Mater
Phells
Parke & Co
John Ee McMaster
Aieuiasters & Osborne
Arthur O'Leary
Queenswara
Ames 3
Sturdock
Kennedy
City Flour
Thomas W. Haker
Sage Fleming
W. A. Telegraph Co
J. M. McKiros
Banuere
Walt
Avenua
Towle
Chile
Lewis Collner
Collner & Co
Clarion
Famuel McCartney
Morel
Guines Sales
H. €. Howard
Court of Commun Preas
Lurrell Township
Blairsville
Dov
Pat
Weet Mahoning
Newt
Smidkalucg
Bay
David Ritcher
Citeeas
Sato
Supgdy
Jortion
Buroush
Smnivkabure
Tatiswa
John Stiller
Wesley Syskell
Ten Point
de Cor
I. A Sims
Enkuhart
Jobo
G. Thuapsey
Sucveyor
Kobart J. Hopkins
David Buubey
Wheee & Boyle
Petitingger
Ssessvny
Tailiawa Cudaly
Sessigny
Porter Black
Canooty
George Daly
Canoe Township
Tie G
Seasure
Gsiet Mill
Gangaturrazhip
Mahoning Creek
Mareland
Marseilles
Vary
Omar
Ampoiv
Wy Bi. Marshall
Indiana, Pa
Witow
Lars
Goxerom
Etuker
A. Harter, Bintee
Thomas Ie Ease
Stine
Shabney
Charrysree Cockport
Guenville, Piioaville
Suichobart
Felterayne
Spolenbore Sarios Andina
Steveate
Boures
Strungstois
Clechuntead
Trudy
Anmigh
Mutou Advance
Akarlin
Milis
Sawrille
Ekeeehls
Rinia
Gata
Ted St
Go. Ae
Letanablia
Devker's
Pai Dixonvile
Reorean
Davidson Cook Port
Wiliams
P.rosalre
Ken Wyly
Scott
eCarthey & Hart
Wrathebarne
Thomas McGaugh Riewnristile
Wallace & Mitton Metin
Antiveney
Kellysbury
John Frothero
Geteyson
Sheutis
Putten
Earie
Caries
Blackik
Hobbson
Aasesee & Foplneen Sou
W.j.portser
Lye
Robert Lyst
Noden
Danial Conrad
Samuel ‘Conrad
Alco’d
Ford
Soaouat
Saxe W. Adams
Margaret M. Adams
Agnes A. Adams
Munice Adams
Robert W. Adams
Jacob
King
William H. King
Emma ‘A. King
Samual
Graf
Was
C. Shuffler
Hugh
Taylor
Jamey Miller
John M. Robinson
Bla al
Jacob Rugh
James Hellefinger
Tor
AcMefingar
Sar
Tames Stetfe
John Gilmore
Matt
Finigbid
Erma
Park Wal
Moortebad
Reat
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