Democratic and Liberal County Committees Convene in Warren
A Warren meeting of the Democratic and Liberal County Committees at the Garver Hose outlined preliminary work for selecting delegates to the County Convention. The plan assigns township and borough committees to organize voters, verify registrations, and post lists ahead of the November election. The note lists numerous committee members across towns including Warren Borough, Pleasant, Pine Grove, and Youngsville, and calls for a special court session on the eve of voting.
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Pemeath State Committee
Harriss
Guboptedd
Ol Somwahing
Silt Shite
Jars
AL Odn
Nest Sauinhur Ot
Delevete Tor Gand
Warren
Wis
Ibmoyel
Warren County
Warren Boot
Jarmangton
Dhe
Tio
Sealants
Youngsville
Hroken
Wy Hepheth
Charles Senatorkel
CIEAS
Dinsamgor
Chatman Democratic
Severn
Hevery
Minghmild
Iis
Vriday
Vigilasgck
Pennsylvania
Witard Yoo
Senate
Friends of Temperance
Keystone Hall
Morgan Stirs Ohio Voters with Temperance Rally Call
Gen George W Morgan at Mio denounces Republican leadership in Canal Dover speech urging a temperance convention in Youngsville to form a prohibition party. He lambasts land grants to railroads and bondholder favoritism, warning of banker control and urging voters to back a reform slate in upcoming elections.
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George W. Morgan
Mio
Canal Dover
China
Onio
Tuscara
Olio
House
Congress
Sound
Ny Yonne
Farier
Llaborer
Daclile Steamship Company
Republicanism a Dead Conspiracy in Wood Interview
New York Herald reporter at Saratoga quoted Hon. Fernando Wood declaring that Republicanism is dead as a party. He says Democratic and constitutional goals endure, while Republicanism is a conspiracy that thrived on war and plunder, then faded when those fuels vanished. He cites Gr ant and Conkling as examples and praises Gov. Tilden’s anti corruption record in contrast.
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N. Y
Democratic Party
Lberty
Ku Klux
Giaine
Conkling
New Consolidation Permits 4 Million Bond Mortgage for Coal Rail Ventures
Judge Westbrook approves a petition by Hugh Jewett as receiver of Evie railway to consolidate its Pennsylvania coal lands with Shawmut company and issue 4,000,000 in bonds. North Western Mining and Exchange shares valued at 1,266,600 will exchange for mortgage bonds, with Shawmut to receive bonds in payment. A Buffalo Bradford and Rochester link is included, with Consolidated company to assume name Pennsylvania and Erie coal and railway. Proceeds fund a railroad to fetch the coal, and 33,107 acres will be held, precluding Rochester road reaching Warren. William D. Shipman named trustee.
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Westbrook
Hugh Jewett
Evie Railway Company
Pennsylvania
Shawmut Company
Jawett
Consolidated Company
Northwestern Mining and Exchange Company
Pax
Ula Beeen Boernegeeky Chelan
Buffalo, Bradford and Rochester Company
William D. Shipman
Pennsylvania and Erie Coal and Railway Company
Rochester Road
Warren
Silver coin accumulation planned in Boston vaults
The Treasury Department begins large scale accumulation of silver coin at the Sub-Treasury in Boston to replace fractional currency. Adams Express delivers coin from California Nevada and Philadelphia daily. Vaults above the post office will be reinforced with ice beams. 120 tons planned, worth about 10 million dollars. Work started Saturday under Superintendent Bryant and aims to finish before September.
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Treasury Department
Sub-Treasury
Boston
Congress
Adams Express Company
Ton
California
Nevada
Philadelphia
New England
Treasury
Anth
Potter
Bryant
W. A. Potter
The
Boston Journal
Bride Seeks Charity Use For Marriage. Veteran's Path Cleared
A seedy man entered a Main Street store asking O W Baird the Sedgwick G A R treasurer for charity to pay for a marriage license. Baird refused noting the fund eases distress not spur marriages. The man walked away, later seen with a bride, a smug veteran’s aid story.
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Main Street
O. W. Baird
Sedgwick Post
Mr. Baird
Quenus
Sone Patriot
Jorwich
Temperance debate roils government amid new beer liberty attack
Fre. Hassanrek of the Cincinnati Volksblatt cites a Republican critique calling temperance a branch of paternal policy and argues for state restraint on personal habits. The piece condemns "new allies" for beer advocates, praises public law limiting public vice, and previews the Wallace sisters' August performances with praise from the Cincinnati Commercial.
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Tero Prranee
Hassanrek
Cincinaadi Volksblatt
Brewers
Congress
Republic
The loafer a lively yet harmful city figure
A detailed portrait of the loafer portraying him as young, housed, and socially active, yet morally idle. He frequents taverns and public spaces, shirks work, reads little, and endures coarse humor and whiskey. Despite comforts and education, he is deemed useless and disagreeable by the author.
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Chrion Jacksonian
Administration Notice for Anthony Frank Estate in Warren
Letters of Administration on the estate of Anthony Frank late of Warren Borough Warren county deceased granted to CHAS DINSMOOR Administrator Warren Aug 14 185. Notice is given to all persons tiled to Baeth Ge date to pay and those with claims against the estate must present them for settlement duly authenticated
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Anthony Frank
Warren
Warren County
Chas, Dinsmoor
Magnetic cures claimed at Jamestown and vicinity
A brief notice lists several patients from Jamestown New York and nearby areas who reportedly benefited from magnetic treatments. Names: C G Pease, M rs S M Wait, Mrs IL Sadler, Rev A Vaynes MD, John M Grant, N Mitchell, Mrs Arba Bullock. Treatments described include rheumatism, corroding shin, catarrh, weak eyes, hearing loss, paralysis, kidney issues, and nervous symptoms. Drs Darrin and Evers are named as practitioners.
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Jamestown
C. G. Pease
IL. M. Sadler
Ashville
N. Y
A. Vaynes
John M. Grant
N. Mitchell
Arba Bullock
Sugar Grove
Darvin & Everts
Jamestown House
N.Y
Drs, Darrin & Evers
Latest Fashions Show Narrow Silhouettes and Hand Craft
Inward fashion notes describe long skirts clingy enough to resemble mummies. Eyelet corsetlike gores lace the back seams, with underskirts supporting the train. Wide low sashes with pockets grip the abdomen, while hand sewing returns for fine undergarments and garments. Tiny tucks and Hamburg insertion feature on nightgowns and chemises.
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Hamburg
Cincinnati Gazette
Richard Smith
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