Democratic Nominations for Warren County Officials
For Register o 1B order GW Kinnear of Warren. For County Commissioners Darius Mead of Youngsville M J Smut of Tidioute. For Associate Judges D W & Jamin of Warren Charles Chash of Russellburg. For District Attorney Cilas Dinsmoor of Warren. For County Auditors W D Riddlesperger of Mead A S Dalrymple of Warren. For Trustee of Warren Academy K P King of Warren.
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GW. Kinnear
Warren
Darius Mead
Youngsville
M. J. Smut
Tidioute
D. W. &. Jamin
Charles Chash
Russellburg
Cilas, Dinsmoor
W. D. Riddlesperger
Mead
A. S. Dalrymple
Warren Academy
K.P. King
Orr
A. D
Lowik
John King
J. M. Wardwell
Rachel A. Houg
M. Cribbins
A. McKinney
P. BR
BR. Co. Lessees
C. D. Boss
Wim. P. Barber
First National Bank of Warren
Hazeltine
Orr & Co
Polly A Kinnear
J. F. McPherson, Jr
Thomas Brace
Charles Covell
Adelia Phoenix
D. A.V
R. Rco
Patrick Campbell
W. C. Arthurs
Martin Root
Stephen R. Morrison
Mary C. White
D. A. Burrows
George CG. White
Ve. IL
F. Andrews
L. Vance
E. A. Brook
J. K. Webb
A. R. Kilburn
J. €. Bonner
J. A Wheible
Prothonotary
Warren, Pa
Washington dispatch on President's faltering recovery
A Washington dispatch dated the 24th reports the President’s slight improvement paused by opening an inflamed gland with suspected suppuration. He rests easily and fevers lessen after surgery. Sleep improves, nourishment returns by mouth, and doctors hope stomach troubles are past.
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Washington
Fool
American and European news bites mix of events and figures
A collage of items notes political shifts in France and rising Methodism, with mentions of Garfield's weight loss and a Chicago monument for Douglas. Oil market trends in Bradford and Richburg districts, a New York detective hunt for Stewart’s remains, and a look at Methodist growth and church wealth.
PUP TUE LAWS BEFORE THE PEOPLE
A historical call urges New York style public publication of session laws. The piece laments that laws pass and become active before the public learns of them, noting no state authority to publish laws and urging reform by the next Legislature to announce enacted laws to all citizens.
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New York State
Ilere
Arrest of Captain Howgate Over Embezzlement Charges
Captain Howgate formerly of the Signal Service has been arrested in Michigan on charges of embezzling over 50 000 from the Government during his service. The case follows controversy after General Myers’s death and his earlier resignation amid disputes over leadership of the Signal Office. The arrest is said to shed light on his abrupt actions and unusual pursuit of promotion.
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Howgate
Signal Service
Michigan
Gen. Myers
Hazen
Towgate
Department
Slazen
Signal Office
Slowgate
Private oath claim taints Tilden presidency tale
The Cincinnati Crazette and Buffalo Courier debate whether Samuel J. Tilden privately took an oath as president before a New York magistrate or White House room disclosure on March 3 or 4 1877. The letters echo Republicans and imply a fraudulent inauguration amid disputed 1876 election.
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Cincinnati
Samuel J. Tilden
New York
Buffalo Courier
Tilden
Congress
White House
Vice President Arthur and constitutional emergency
The Cincinnati Gazette argues that if constitutional provisions had not been undermined by demagogism and flunkeyism, Vice President Arthur should discharge presidential powers from the day of the shooting. It calls for the Cabinet to notify him of presidential inability and for Arthur to act as assistant and substitute, conveying the President’s intentions.
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The
Cincinnati Gazette
Arthur
Executive Office
Epidemic Diphtheria in St Marys and Local Developments
Diphtheria is described as an epidemic in St Marys, Elk county. Reports note Vesta Furnace at Marietta blown out for repairs, 775 hands employed in Reading Car Shops, a $23,000 Catholic church project in Corry, and oil operations near Honesdale by the Wayne County Development Company. Other items reference a Bradford champagne cork incident, Bedford Springs property sale price refusals, and plans for a Presque Island Bay park.
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Tax Bradford Hra
Allegany
Washington
St. Marys
Elk County
Bedford Springs
Eric
Presque Island Bay
Deed Recording Rules for State Lands Explainer
A Brookville Graphic Democrat summary explains deeds must be acknowledged and recorded within six months for in state conveyances and within one year for out of state deeds. It warns that unrecorded deeds can be void against subsequent buyers and outlines protections for bona fide purchasers without notice.
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Lt Jones
Smith
Mills
Jones
Brookville
Graphic-Democrat
Guiteau Writes Life Story Amid Garfield Shock
Guiteau, claiming a 500 page autobiography, notes in recent manuscript that Garfield is dead and Arthur is President. The jail guards and security have increased, and postal mail to Guiteau has surged with eerie and profane threats and mock tributes from across the country. A sister’s card asks about him as he avoids details of the morning’s events, saying he prays for the President and regrets his deed.
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Guiteau
Garfield
Arthur
United States
Congress
Springfield
Ohio
Charles Guiteau
Lynch
Corsicana
Texas
Charlie
Vincennes
Ind
Charles J. Guitean
Brimstone
Satan
Mra. F. M. Scoville
Chicago
Warden Crocker
General Crocker
Postal Reform Aimed at Shielding Clergy From Abusive Mails
The post office plans to issue general instructions to postmasters allowing individuals to request destruction of all postal cards addressed to them or from specific senders. Requests must be in writing and filed for record. Postmasters and receiving postmasters may grant the relief as duties permit.
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Parsons
Post Office Department
No Ill Wind Pleases President’s Doctors
The article mocks the president’s medical team noting they cheer small progress in the wound as healing and larger lengths of drainage tubes as evidence of improvement. It quotes the V S Sun critiquing doctors being bound to feel gratified by any reported change.
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V. S. Sun
Our Wounded President Faces Heat and Delirium
The Herald reports President Garfield suffered heat related distress with delirium at times and dullness on days after. He struggles to swallow due to swollen parotid gland and jaw. at times cannot open his mouth, and expresses despair. Doctors note possible gastric poisoning from blood poisoning and lingering stomach issues.
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the Herald
Rockwell
Garfield
White House
Washington
Boynton
Washington Dispatch Reports President Illness Progress
A Washington dispatch to the Philadelphia Times outlines Seventh week of the President’s illness. He is weak and barely able to move or speak, with a nonhealing wound and unknown ball trajectory. Glandular neck inflammation worsens. fevered blood poisoning and lockjaw risk loom, yet stomach improves and doctors hold a cautious hope for recovery with proper care.
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Washington
Philadelphia Times of Sunday
Sessions Indicted Over Legislative Purchases At Albany
In a Legislative Investigating Committee session in Albany, Lo Sessions admitted using money to secure bill passage. He acknowledged paying for bills he supported and frequented Barber's room for poker, prompting indictment by the Grand Jury. A Frapont a dispatch notes a Republican caucus in New York backing Senator Sessions by 206 to 77 as reformers defend his patriotism.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Lo” Sessions
Legislative Investigating Committee
Albany
Ansawer
Barber’s
Sessions
Bradley
Fraponta
N. Y
Senator Sessiona
New York
Cured of Drinking with Hop Bitters Report
A rail official from Chicago cites Hop Bitters as curing a drinker’s insatiable thirst and restoring sobriety for over two years. Other notes mention Ben Hill’s cancer operation and koumiss nourishment, plus Lancaster resident Jacob Martzolf praising Spring Blossom for his family.
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Chicago
Times
Pardoning Power and Delays in Death Penalties
A Washington correspondent questions a DOJ sourced claim that two men were hanged since the President’s illness because their pardoning cases could not reach the President. The piece argues a death row inmate or supporters have a moral right to clemency consideration and that temporary presidential inability justifies seeking a judicial stay.
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Department of Justice
Washington
Almost Crazy and Green Lake Wonders Told
A sobering portrait of a hard working father facing illness and debt after a long day, contrasted with a sales pitch for Electric Bitters offering relief. The piece then shifts to a geography note about Green Lake Colorado, its record elevation, surrounding Gray's Peak, and crystal clear waters with visible petrified forest remains.
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A. W. Merck & Co
Green Lake
Colorado
Gray’s Peak
Debating Club Fireside Laughs and Odd Health Ads
A fragmented column mixes patent medicine praise with a Deadwood debating club anecdote and local notices. It promotes Eclectric Bitters and Burdock Blood Bitters, lists prices, and recounts a humorous tale about a president with revolvers during a lynching question, alongside other brief items and sales pitches.
Baptists minister touts Thomas Eclectric Oil cure claims
A letter portrays a Baptist minister who left medicine for the ministry after forty years. He credits Thomas Eclectric Oil with curing quinsy hoarseness diphtheria in family and asserts it can treat catarrh deafness and earache. He urges wide use and claims relentless personal relief from rheumatic pain.
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Thomas
Alwys
Dr. Elf
Cranz
Corry
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