Local Officials Listing By Township and Borough Names
A long roster lists township and borough residents including Brokenstraw, Columbus, Corydon, Conewango, Deerfield, Farmington, Glade, Kinzu, Limestone, Mead, Pine Grove, Spring Creek, Sugar Grove, and Warren area communities. The compilation names many assessors or voters such as McKinney, Donovan, Sanderlin, Stevens, Reed, and Lall, with multiple households per locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw
U. A. McKinney
John Coonty
Rick Donovan
Benj. Duprey
Gal. Arthur
Cherry Grove
Farnsworth
A. J. Bowers
L. Eb. Swan
Colmbus Township
Wm. &. Howard
Geo. Smith
A. Walton
Columbus
W. I. Muzzy
P. H. Stevens
M. E. Shipner
Corydon
E. 8. Sanderlin
J. White
John Wikliars
Conewango
Fred. Honhart
Mantis Schuler
Ach
Pip Sechrist
A. Ruhor
Doin Ainaun
Deerfield
Samuel McKeon
Isaac Lewis
John Parker
Pearce
Eldred
J. McIntyre
W. Morris
L. Proper
Elk—A. EL. Launsberry
Peter Holt, Jr
Joseph Sennet
Farmington
G. O. Cramer
Puyind Mahon
Lopense Preston
Charles Stuart
Charlies Wynn
Thompson Loomis
Glade
John &. Lasser
Joan L. McWilliams
Randall BE. Geer
Peter M. Osmith
Kinzuu
J. CG. Fuller
John J. Lyle
James Leonard
James English
Limestone
John Myers
John Flonser, Jr
A Motto for 1880 by Charles Francis Adams
Charles Francis Adams asserts strong opposition to the Republican party over the Hayes election, calling it a fraud and stating he cannot vote for any candidate or party that did not repudiate the act. He rejects enmity toward Hayes but demands disavowal of the fraud and condemns mixed association with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Ayes
Hayes
Charles Francis Adads
Voter Registration and Campaign Notes for 1880
The notice urges voters to register and be assessed by September 2 in all districts. It outlines times for lists at the election house on September 1 and 2, and calls naturalization cases to complete by September. It also advertises W H Barnum’s Democratic Committee requests for campaign organization data and announces the Text Book for Speakers to be issued soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Barpum
National Democratic Committee
Fifth Ave
New York
Hancock
English
Cincinnati
Garfield
Arthur
Credit Mobilier
District of Columbia
Pacific Mail
Civil Service
Subporna
Theo
Chase
Wabel
Wurroas
Subpona
Charles Palmer
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Warren
Sherif
Indiana Republican Interview in Warren Highlights English Praise
An Indiana Republican, Dr Clinton Thompson of Indianapolis, praises William H English as a capable and generous benefactor to Indianapolis, recounting his investments in housing for laborers and street railway support. The interview also covers Hancock, Grant, and local political sentiments, noting registered voters and pension funding gains for veterans.
Labor Vote Could Decide 1880 Election Says Greenback Leader
New York August 19 A Greenback Labor leader explains the labor vote impact in the 1880 race. He cites 1876 and 1878 results, predicts Democratic gains in New York and Pennsylvania, and argues the labor bloc may swing states such as California Colorado Texas and others toward Hancock. He warns against a victory on a price policy and urges patience for the right currency stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenback- Labor Movement
Chicago
Banquo
Mason
Pennsylvania
Lioyd
Weaver
Jancock
Hancock
Robinson
California
Trancock
Rosecrans
Hayes
Tilden
Colorado
Texas
Colonel Chambers
Greenback
Florida
Louisiana
Nevada
South Carolina
Alubaig
Minnesota
Arkansas
Golorido
Connecticut
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Rhode Islands
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Massachusett
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
Enough is as Good as a Feast
A clipped, satirical note cites editorials from the New York Herald and Philadelphia Ticord about Republican restraint and self control in politics, contrasting excess with prudence and signaling partisan commentary on appetite for power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
York Herald
Philadelphia Ticord
Letter From Pittsburgh Talks of Campaign Machinery
Special correspondence from Pittsburgh notes the city alive with industry and political parades as September approaches. It details the growing Democratic strength in Pennsylvania, the Republican lineup under Gen. Moorhead, and the push to recruit young speakers and organize precincts, while referencing Hancock and Wallace as pivotal figures guiding the spirited contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Lepenr
Pirrspried
James H. Hopkins
Moorhead
Old Stackwater
Republican Committee
James’ Steel
Mackey
Hancock
of &Hladelphia
Gen
Pearson
Department of the Army
United States
P.O
Wallace
Ned
Norristown
Dougherty
Iancock
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Wm. H. Wittee
Chas
W. Carrigan
Chas. J. Ingersol
Young Dougherty
Forney
Douglass
Wheystone
Seymour
State Committee
Grant
Galusha A. Grow
David Wilmot
Wilmot
Bradford
Potter
Susquehanna
McKean
Piolette
Congress
Ile
Galusha A
Maine Votes and Fusion Ticket in Maine State Races
Hon A G Curtiy makes speeches in the state. Maine voters choose state officers and Congress members on September 18. Vermont will vote for governor next Tuesday and other officers with a Republican majority expected. The Fusion ticket unsettles Republicans. both parties claim Maine. If Republicans win by a large margin Hancock and English may be safe in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyre
Democrats
Connecticut
Jas, BE
Pond
Tilden
Hancock
Tenglish
Aurrep Storr
Congress
North East
I. P. Kinnear
Assembly
Lere
Youngsville
Erie
My. Short
Venango
Warren
Maine
Vermont
Mr English and his Mortgages in Cincinnati Enquirer
In Indianapolis two Republicans, Walter Rivers and D M Greene, publish a public card defending William H English. They admit buying property at Marion County tax sales in his name to protect him from penalties or for speculation while denying bidding on properties for speculation. They state English never instructed them to bid for profit and note they acted as interested agents. The note dates August 16, 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati
Marion County, Ltd
William H. English
Indianapolis
Marion County
Ind
English
Veriff
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Borough of War
Conewango
County of War
Yen
Pennsylvania
John Thomas
Elisha Thomas
Head
Babcock
A. Cameron
W. d. Thomas
C. B. Curtis
John F. Davis
Rick Facias
Court House
Warren
Glade
County of
State of
Orris Tail
G. W. IL. Verback
de M. Olney
J. M. Olney
Suilie Brasington
Dunvid Beaty
Herifv
Abas Fieri Fagins
Borough of
A. D
Pennsylviaia
Inlou
Margaret Youle
Harrison Allen
Mim
Recorders Ofice
Andrew IL
Ludlow
Ots
Burgess
First National Bank of Warren
Theo? Cnase
Sherif Sheriff's Office
Warive
Conmon Pleas
Gonrt
Elk Township
Peninsylvania
Sail Trael
Allepheny
Lond
William A. Billings
Willard Spencer
Recorder's
Offica
Oken
W. A. Billings
C. C. Thompson
Dr Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry Ad
Advert sees Dr Layne & Son offer Dr Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry for coughs colds and pulmonary affections. First dose relief promised. 25c bottle or 1.00 with six for 5.00. Prepared in Philadelphia. Sold by druggists. The Alabama election cited a 75,000 Democratic margin. Beecher nominated for Congress by Greenbackers in Elmira district. Five presidential candidates are generals. Seymour comments on campaign pace and optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layne & Son
North Sixth Street
Philadelphia
Didyl
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Warren Ledger
Winfield Scott Hancock
Worwich
Indiana
Robert Monagan
W. Hi
Playford
John Stavina
Maward A. Pac
John M. Campbell
Gillis Dullet
John M. Moffit
Jedwin Watton
Nathan C. James
George Filbert
James G. bicSparrel
Alf. J. Martin
H Acam Gerringe
Frank Turner
J. Birmingham
Ile, Davis
George A. Post
A.M. Benton
PY. Tinton
John &. Stiller
J. U0. Luxton
GC. M. Bowers
A.J. Buchanan
Christopher Mayes
Robert M. Gibson
Thomas Bradford
Ifenry Wilson
Samuel Griffith
J. Ross Thompson
Sudge Supreme Court
George A. Jenks
Jefferson Co
Auditor Central
Robt P. Decilert
Yor
H. P. Kinner
Ss. V. Davis
Warren Academy
WM. A. Pickett
A. Wddy
Democratic Vigilance Committee
Kor
Tancock and
Englisi
Olivier
W. H. Barnum
Nat. Dem
Firrm Avenue
Hast
Pitts
Post
Clinton Thompson
Thompson
Lincoln
Morton
Bliss
Washington
Wm. H. English
Mr. English
Tie
Foster
Ohio
Epensore
Beauregard
Mosby
China
Key
Ilancock
Lin Banruo Louen
Atlantic City
Bartholomew
Pottsville
Lin
Lie
Camerons
Gen. Grant
Galena
Boston
Stoneham
DeGolyer Garfield
Gen. Hancock
Nancock
Pittsburgh
Dan Dougherty
Vic Piolette
Grow
A. G. Curtiy
Alabama
South
Thomas K. Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Greenbackers
Elmira
Louisa Palmer
Davil Morse
Libellant
Clas
Palmer
Goans
S Chase
Bayvard Taylor
Liake
Swithin C. Shortridge
Fernandowoop
C. Shortlidge
A. M
Harvard University Graduate
Media
Tileo, Citash
Tlio. Cilash
Sheriff's Olcs
Arg
Laball
Paul
Allegheny River
Lawrence Mowrer
County of Wirrah
Allegheny
Meal Township
State of Pennsylvania
Warren Borough
F. Baltzinger
Briek
Water Street
Water Siiree
Orris Hall
Sid Mall
Ulal
Wpird Street
George Offerlee
Third
Offerlee
Baltzinger
Storud
Monhark
John Honhart
Philp Gisgelbrecht
Philip Gisselbrecht
Theo, Uhash
Warren High School
Nation
Iligh School
W. M. Lindsey
Alb. Miller
Fool
Farmington Township
Priin Oy
Hind
Lave Holland Lane Company
N. Averilleast
T. Hw. Niver
Br.c. Lanning
Haid
Clark
B. Peek
Nancy White
Orange White
James Clark
Jn, Co
Wileo, Chase
Sheritt's
Werupe
Varlue
Court of
Con Ion Pleas
Waren
Sphall
Tee Township
Warren and
Staite
Webb's Ferry
A. R. Kilbuen
Lewis Ladow
Hugh Brexzee
Wal. Tard Spencer
A.D
Hugh Brezee
Clease
Sherim
Ueo. Chase, Sherif
Sheriff's Offlee
Warren, Pa
Staly
Wightman & CO
Wood St
Angigm? Co
Arnold & Bro
Blagk Smiths
A. Wertzel
County
Parwilee & Henry
Citizens’ National
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Penn’a
Myron Waters
Robert Dennison, Casnier
Dirrotoers
P. Johnson
GN ParmMuza
M Wazynsa
F. Hanny
V. Davis
J. R. Cuang
G. W. Scorielp
Orphan's Court
Said
A. RB. Mandevill
Jang A. Kay
Maal
Allgadi E. Chandler
Moe
John Wa .Chandser
P. G. Peterson
A. P. Morris
Alfred Swanson
Finn Guardian
Albert Widred
Margaret Lonadickson
Uri Dackson
L. K. Spuncey
Alonzo J. Bush
GW. Kinnear
Omce
Wwon
J. W
Lenner & CQ
Washington, D.C
Lata and
WOOD
Third St
Methodist Church
Warren 1
Pal
Savings Bank
Yicialty
Datobita Mada
Vorage Exchange
L. F.watson, B.nesmith
AL J. Lazeltine
L. F. Watson
E.G. Woop
QO. 1
Wunrun
B. Nesmith
M. B. Dunmann
A. Kinnkraer
Jas. Clark, Jr
D. Brown
A. d. Tlazeltine
Hy Bie
Dom
Nationa Reputaton
Aupert
Ilubbard Bios
Chestnut St
Cenjas
A. Garfield
J. S. Bruishin
Uobert
Uubbard Bros
U. S
Toddart, & Co
Solicitors of Claims and Patents
St. Cloud Building
Granville Gauanty
N.G
Oxford
Irving Springs
Alwo
Louring Rock
George Sinton
Irvineton
Warren Co
Pas Holbrook
Ann Dey
Ada E Opony
Rene Avglah
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