Political meetings announced in various townships
A series of political meetings are scheduled across multiple venues in the county. Speakers include J L Spangler C M Bower W C Heinle S R Peale and C T Alexander at Hosterman s School House Madisonburg Brengara s School House Miles township Penn Hall Union School House Gregg town Ship Millheim with dates from October 1 1878 to October 31 1879 and speakers to address attendees.
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Hosterman
Haines Township
J. L. Spangier
C. M. Bower
Madisonburg
C. T. Alexander
W.C. Geinle
Brengara
Miles Township
Rphans’' Court
Abraham Reber
Mires Two
Torath
OcTioner
Spring Bank
John Kreamer
K. Faust
Brush Valley
Promas Hosterman GronGe E
Zerner, Brutees
Foster Majority Seen Near 17 000 In Cotoners Race
Cotoners Oct 15 reports indicate Foster's majority around 17 000 based on Republican committee tallies from various sources. Official figures will take days and may shift. Mounts in Butler Warren district appears to have won by a small margin, with Republicans claiming 70 lower house members.
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Cotoners
Republican Committee
Foster
Mounts
Butler-Warren
Lock
Haven
J. J. Everett
Des Mores Election Returns Hover Over Results
Des Moines reports show Republican Governor Gear leading by about 25,008 votes over all rivals and a margin of about Republican over Trimble. The Republican Central Committee notes 83 of 100 seats in the House as of last night observation, with federal control debates shaping the remaining campaign. The piece comments on national leadership and army officials amid the election discussion.
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Des Mores
Republican State Central Committee
Gear
Trimile
Henry Smith
Penns Valley
Mulheim
Spring Mills
Brush Mountain
Federal Powers Targeting Elections Under Partisan Drive
The cabinet and foreign ministers plus other high officials devote themselves to partisan work to keep political control in pivotal states. Government employees are taxed to fund election efforts, and government bonds favored by syndicate banks aid the effort. Republican leaders push for federal marshal led polls, with bayonets supported.
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Sherman
Alioona Sun
Grant worship as a political campaign
The Chicago Times denounces the Grant boom as a staged restoration effort. It accuses leaders of treating the public as an idolizing herd and of choreographing hero worship to advance a preplanned programme.
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San Francisco
Chicago Times
Two more vulnerable men in the Republican party
The St Louis Post Dispatch argues Grant and Sherman are weak targets for renomination in 1876. It claims Grant’s last term alienated Republicans and memory of civil liberty abuses remains, while Sherman lacks enthusiasm and respect within his party. The piece predicts a strong Democratic campaign against either candidate.
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Grant
Sherman
Ile
St. Lowis
Senator Lamar Backs Internal Improvements and Bayard
The Vicksburg Dispatch quotes Senator Lamar declaring strong support for internal improvements benefiting the South. He favors Senator Bayard of Delaware on the Presidential question and hopes for republican vindication through such a source. He also deplores the Yazoo affair.
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Lamar
South
Bayard
Delaware
Yazoo
Vicksburg
N. Y
Bayard Gains Support From Worcester Democrats
Massachusetts shows Bayard delegates as the Democratic campaign begins with Bayard as the favored choice among Worcester voters. The piece mocks Postmaster General Key for confusing mail directions and lampoons his absurd orders, suggesting they hinder clarity rather than help administration.
Grant and politics spark a clash of views in church
In a church discussion last Sunday evening, critics rejected honoring Gen. Grant as a great man. They argued Grant was not a statesman and accused him of widespread corruption. The note also compares John Sherman, Garfield, and Allen Thurman in Ohio politics.
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Grant
Politice & Religion
John Sherman
Gen. Garfield
Ohio
Allen G. Yhurman
Newspaper Patronage and Its Many Definitions
A satirical essay explains newspaper patronage as varying, from paid subscriptions and ads to readers who borrow for free, to those who share papers with friends. It argues some forms sustain papers while others harm circulation, then shifts to political commentary on Grant, Chandler, and Democratic turnout to secure victory.
Outlaws Ravage Baldwin County in Eastern Georgia
A Baldwin County special to the Chronicle reports a dozen men in an outlaw band committing violent acts across the region. They burned gin and cotton houses, fodder stacks, and a tannery, killed a man for reporting them, whipped a colored woman and her daughter, and fled to swamps near Oconee and Ogechee. The Hancock grand jury investigates and vows justice, as locals demand protection and swift action. Judge Pottle vows to uphold the law throughout the circuit.
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Avusausta
Chronicle
Baldwin County
Robson
Grand Jury
Lake Robinson
Tancock County
Oconee
Ogechee
Mlancock Co
Fancock County
Pottle
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Masser
Main and
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RTI
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Ferevertien
Dane
R & Deininger, Publishers
F. Betnteger
Preecher
RR Whitney
Day Schess
D. Kimport
J. G. Shoemeaier
Pestor
St. Paul's Atudakwees
esEnEy
R. M
John Lendix
Preecker-in Cherge
John Tomlinson
Tenieson
Loop Church
Sue
Large & Senety Directory
P. No
O. F
RetrGa
Pee Street
Bewmacesee
B. C
Daniel OU. Barr
Allegheny County
Democratic
Seery Compaionone
John — Guroner
Joseph AD
Rean Vipublican
Grant and
Massachusetts
Worcester
Commonwealth
Key
Philadelphia
John Cousin
Philadelphia City
Philadelphia County
State of Pennsylvania
U. S
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Meester
Ginrel Kee
Deestrick Kolumby County
Zach. Chandler
Zacharias
Chandler
Hayes
Georgia Outlaws
Nancy A. Rothrock
Thomas Rothrock
John Rothrock
Anna FE. Rothrock
Henry J. Rothrock
Plaintiffs
David Rothrock
Court of Common Pleas
Centre County
Equity
Borough of
Bellefonte
M. Bowrr
David Allinan
Penn Township
Welliam Auman
Orphans Court
Jacob Stover
Harris Township
Defonte
S. Smiru
Buffalo X Roads
Ae County
A. P. Dickey
Racine, Wis
Shoninger Organs
Best Instruments
B. Shoninger
Nam. Organs
Ted
Rew
B. Shoninger Organ CO
U.S
Ddart & Coo
E St. N. W
Washington, D.C
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Wilber
Eureka
Ata Cnet
Harris Lewis
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George W. Hoffman
Farmers’ Club
Elmira
N. Ythe
State Grange
Wysox
Asylum
Eureka Mower CO
Towanda
Bradford County, Pa
Eek
Lock Haven
Dry Good & Carpet House
Pennsylvania
Nese Bros
East Lewisburg Lumber & Manufacturing Company
EIG
Floush Building
A Fornitore
Lewisburg
Nesbrit Bros. N
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Peterson
Fife
Ann 8. Stephens
Frank Lee Benedict
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Washington
Valley Forge
Charles J. Peterson
Estnut
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