Ononon Under a Cloud in an 1882 column
A lengthy critique discusses the Ononon article Christian Heathenism and its portrayal of Guiteau. It questions conclusions about insanity heredity, and laments failed prayers for Garfield. Local items note D W Carpenter church meeting, visitors Charles and Knapp, school teaching duties, and plans for a lodge organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compos. Pa
Lupari
Giteau
Ononon
Guiteau
Quenon
Garfield
Adam
D. W. Carpenter
F. R. Case
M. Wilcox
A. Woodbeck
N. Crooks
D. T. Charles
Albany
E. Sanderlin
LeVern Knapp
Michigan
Rice Morrison
Corydon
D. Root
Templars
Imported cloths line for gents' summer suits Warren
NOFICE. G. IL Mead has received an additional line of imported cloths for gents summer suits all single patterns latest styles in part imported silk mixed. Opposite Carver House Hickory St Warren.
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G. IL Mead
Carver House
Hickory St
Warren
Criticisms and defense of truthful reporting in correspondence
The writer challenges Tlarrington and Harrington's accuracy, arguing that many pen contributors fail to state facts plainly. He cites examples from political history and the Mississippi testimony myth, condemning deceit while praising honesty and reflecting on party faults and human fallibility. Herr Baxirr signs off respectfully.
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the Ledger
David Tlarrington
Mississippi River
Simith’s Mills
Lepaux
American Register
David Harrington
Baxirr
Wind and Brain: A West and South Storm Sweep Regions
A severe storm with heavy rain and hail struck Aveusta Georgia and nearby areas causing crop damage, especially cotton. In St Louis a major rainstorm flooded streets and basements of hundreds of homes, with several factories inundated and rescues by skiffs. Monticello on the Jackson railroad was destroyed by a cyclone with ten deaths, widespread injuries, and complete ruin of structures, leaving the town destitute and prompting relief shipments.
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Aveusta
St. Louis
Monticello
Jackson
H. Wethersby
Chancery
Allen Sharp
Jackson Road
Johnson’s Station
Bayou Chitto
Washington News Roundup Reflects Robeson Senate Battles
In April 1882 a Regular Correspondent notes House actions against Robeson and Navy funding, argues money misuse fears, and suggests Robeson seeks control of the Speaker. It recounts tensions with Cameron and Mitchell, Davis chair mishap, and Butler amid Senate humor and Conkling’s prior chair incident.
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Wasurxerus
D. C
Robeson
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Don Cameron
Curtin
Senate
Republican Party
Pennnsylvania
Davis
Chamber
Finois
Dixon II. Lewis
Judge Davis
Brown
Georgia
Senator Butler
South Carolina
Ice
Conkling
Republican View of Tite Si
Republican leaders in Ohio become temperance champions to claim credit for quieting agitation. The Buckeye GOP splits, alienating German voters as Democrats exploit disunity in one of their stiff campaigns. Likely Democratic legislature could push Pendleton toward a Senate reelection and a presidential bid, while Quay and editors plot in Philadelphia amid Garfield nostalgia.
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Olin
Buckeye
Towart
Ohio Line
Bradford Isra
Lawart
Philadelphia
M.S. Quay
Vis
Garfield Ene
Democratic Appeal on Money Power and Class Struggle
A letter argues that vast money supply favors the rich and harms labor. It condemns monopolies, calls for redistribution and political action. The piece warns of centralized power, praises the Democratic Party as the defender of equal rights, and urges Democrats nationwide to unite for justice.
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Talmable
Aimung
United F
Elion
Arthur
Grant
Acs
Democratic Party
Republic
Doylestoon
Charges Shake New Orleans Mint Chief Davis
The New Orleans mint director began an inquiry into accusations against W. N. Davis, superintendent of the mint, with foreman McCue testifying about alleged substitution of trade dollars for standard ones. Palms is also linked to the allegations of altered currency.
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New Orleans
Burchard
W. N. Davis
United States Mint
McCue
Davis
Palms
Mint
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William Swanson
Johnson's Exchange Building
P. FV. Murray
Merck & Co
J. M. Davies
Liberty Street
Baptist Church
C. H. Hoffman
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
R. Brown
W. Btone
Browre
Wetmore & Noyes
Attorneys At Law
Johnson’s Exchange
Lansing D. Wetmore
F. P. Olney
Irvineton
Lim
Ga Ee Dinsmoor & Cable
Water Street
Scofield
Chas, Dinsmoor
George H. Leonhart
JAS. Cable
D&c
J.D. Danforth
Variety Hall
Guthrie & Byles
Spring Street
Titusville
Crawford
Venango
Erie
Forest Counties
E. D. Preston
Third and
Liberty Streets
Thos, Bella
High Strest
Reverdy B. Stewart
Richard B. Stewart
Ofice
Wilbur & Schnur
Warren, Pa
Front Street
W. Wilbur
WM. Schner
WM. A. Crhaves
Episcopal Church
Deceasd
Tenner
Gg. B. Evans
Warrelt, Ps
Savings Bank
Warren County
L. F. Watson
R.nesmith
A.J. Wazeltine
New, Warsox
E.G. Woop
A. Ayster
RB. Nesmith
M. B. DonHam
A. Kirderger
Jas. Clark
D. Brown
A. 3
Hageltin
Bairstow
Fisher
Phosite
J. H. Mircuett & Co
Christian Pinkel
East Seneca St
Buffalo, N
Nofice
Capfpal
Boston
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