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Warren County
Matic
Ledger Steam Printing House Ad Promises Prompt Service
An old notice claims Ledger Steam Printing House offers first class printing services, urges mail orders, and guarantees satisfaction. Editor and Proprietor listed. entry filed as second class mail at Warren post office.
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Pennsylvania
Warren
Finances and politics mix in 1882 murky notes take
A mix of 1882 items notes A T Stewart Co winding down under Fudge Hilton alleged tiredness and poor profits. Congress urged to fund Mississippi River improvements at 2.02 million. Hart named to Republican committee. Porter case limited by Garfield era politics. Ford brothers’ execution stayed by governor. Jesse James episode risks Missouri party split.
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Ine Ford Brothers
Jesse James
Crittenden
Govermor
Jesseames
Ford
Missouri
James
Herlee
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Warren
Pleasant Township
Alezheny River
Brady Run
Allegheny River
R. Brown
Nathaniel Sill
Ross
Mathamel Sill
Theo. Ciase
Connecticut Senate Rejects Pardoning Mason in House Resolution
The Connecticut Senate dismisses a House resolution seeking a pardon for sargeant Mason and restoration to duty. The week sees political maneuvering, bank issues, Chinese exclusion debates, and calls for anti monopoly reform coalition among Democrats Independent Republicans and Greenbackers.
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Connecticut Senate
House
Sargeant Mason
Wolfe
McVeagh
Republicans
Greenbackers
Political figures resist exile and seek renewed moves
The Philadelphia Times notes ex Senator Butler B. Strang will not accept exile in Dakota and hints at future political maneuvering. General Morrison Allen denies seeking the position, but hints at a coming bold move from his six-bank-backed energy and resolve to act in his native sail.
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Butler B. Strang
Dakota
Meron
Mr. Strang
Harrison Allen
Alness
Philadelphia Times
Morrison Allen
Ile
Oil field shift prompts Warren county caution
The piece contrasts Bradford northern oil field decline with Warren county's shift of focus to Mead Limestone Cherry Grove lands. It urges prudent, business like operations, restraining reckless haste that drained resources and harmed landholders, producers, and centers, while praising conservative county atmosphere and tempered ambitions. It also reports Wayne McVeagh blasting Republican principles of spoils, boss system, and Virginia debt repudiation in Philadelphia.
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Bradford
Warren
Mead
Limestone
Cherry Grove
Warren County
Bradford Field
Richburg
Wayne McVeagh
Philadelphia
Coming
Virginia
McVeagh
Arthur
Mahone
National Treasury
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Sumner
Judge Tronkey Declines Governor Bid Portents for Court
The piece notes Judge Tronkey will not seek the governor’s race despite Democratic support. It argues the Republican-leaning supreme court lacks broad confidence, and Tronkey’s resignation would deprive the bench of a widely respected figure amid a pending canvass, urging restraint.
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Tronkey
Pittsburgh Post
Erie Daily Observits
Lith
Trunkey
Supreme Court
Sharswood
Bar
Democratic Party
Observer and Democrats Back Judge Trunkey for State Bench
The Observer and Erie county Democrats supported Judge Trunkey for the supreme bench, praising his credit and usefulness to the state. They urge him to stay in place until a clear need arises to transfer him, while Pennsylvania’s Democrats show abundant governor material.
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Observer
Democrats
Erie County
Trunkey
Democratic Party of
Pennsylvania
Supreme Bench
Garfield Expenses Reported by Committee on Expenses
The committee on expenses for President Garfield reports allocations including Mrs Garfield and several doctors with amounts up to 50 000. The minority criticizes the urged payments as excessive while defending funeral costs and physician fees but objecting to the method and size of the proposed allowances.
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Arrive
Congress
Commission
Garfield Hlness
Garfield
Agnew
Marine Band
William R. Speare
A. Benedict
Coffin
Independent Tee Company
LW. L. Crawford
C. S. Jones
Elberon
C. T. Schmidt
T. W. Atwood
Nwober
Trial list records from May terms and estates
A fragmented docket lists names and parties for forthcoming trials and estates including John Conklin Boon Mead estate Andrew Libby George Woothery George Tinzeltine and others, with references to Miller assign James Parshall Samuel Davidson Arthar McKinney W H Short pres t J A ADUobt L J Watson A C Dickard Alanson Fox estate and related entries at Penthonotary's Office.
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A. P
John Conklin
Boon Mead
Andrew Libby
George Woothery
George Tinzeltine
Great Nat. Pet. Co
J.M. Wardwell
Same
Miller
James Parshall
Samuel Davidson
Arthar McKinney
W.H. Short
Prest J. A
Aduobt
L. J. Watson A
C. Dickard
Alanson Fox
L. A. Perviance
F. Watson Jamey
Conrae
Angelina Bowman
W. W. Wayne
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Carver
Water Street
VO Area CO
the Ledger Steam Printing House
Warren RE
A. T. Stewart & Co
Stewart
Fudge Hilton
Hilton
Joseph Hart
Republican Central Committee
New York City
Manoxe
United States
Mahone Readjuster Fund
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Ohio
Standard Company
Zanmister Tnielti
Tne
Fitz John Porter
General Porter
Mason
Porter
Kinzua
Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Western
Alexander Fisuge
Ontario Bank
Toronto
Cameron
General Beaver
Tyre
Bewers
Whitky
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
John Porter
Senate
Watson
Musgrove
Jiuedge Tronkey
O. H. Hunter & Son
Dieiry Corps
Victoria Lawn and Piques
Bob
Coraline and Balls Health
Warren, Pa
the Home Mutual Life Association OF Pennsylvania
Simon
Wes
Dr. G Monriss
Meamager
Warren, Eric
Crawford, Forest and McKean Counties
Chautauqua Co
Berback
Blocs
Aplrsitt
J. A. Thompson
F. B. Guthrie
Everett
Benjamin & Hills
Peter Benson
Babcock
Henry Fugles
L. A. Roger
John W. Cov
Parnvee & Yenrr
St. R. Co
Win Bates
James Edmonds
Sas Richardzon
Milton
Florinds Marsh
Hiram Andrews
Jennings
Darius Mund
Harris Mead
R.K. Armour
Lovewell Greely
Whible
Ren
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