Democratic Victory In Warbren Borough Election
In Warbren Borough the Democratic party won a hard fought local election. Polls closed 7 to 9 pm with a final Dem majority of nine for banker council candidate M. Morck and Spaulding Bayer Walkerman securing council seats. April ticket details show Republicans winning 7 to 2 on the new council. seven hundred fifty six votes cast out of about twelve hundred.
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Oil Exchange
George Davis
al Knowson
Frank Hall
G. L. Friday
AW. Morck
Burgess
M. Spaulding
P. J. Bayer
M.J Walkerman
M.ienhart
Councillen
Merck
Spaulding
Bayer
Walkerman
Council
Constable
Justice of the Peace
What Wait I For Sermon Subject
The speaker mocks the idea of constant cheerfulness for Christians, arguing genuine faith should not flaunt happiness while others suffer. He contends some churchgoers are ill with liver disease rather than spiritual weakness and cites personal experience with Simmons Liver Regulator as a cure.
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Sam Jones
Simmons Liver Regulator
Fatal Accident in Tidioute Claims Two Boys
In Tidioute last Sunday two local youths perished in a creek ice accident. Young Black, about fourteen, fell through and died on the spot while the boy named Young, aged eleven or twelve, suffered a crushed leg and died the next day. The victims were sons of Mrs Black and Mr Robert Young.
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Tidioute
Respectfuly
Black
Young
Young Black
Tidioute Creek
Buck
Mirs Black
Lason
Robert Young
Death of Governor Seymour of New York
Governor Seymour died at his sister Mrs Roscoe Conklings residence in Utica at 10 PM after a period of declining health from a sun stroke in 1876. The long career included terms as speaker of the New York Assembly, governor in 1850 and 1862, vetoing a broad prohibition bill, and wartime leadership during the Civil War. He passed peacefully without suffering, with Mrs Seymour present, as cerebral effusion marked the end of his life at age 75.
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Umes
N. Y
Seymour
Roscoe Conkling
Semour
Hatio Seymour
New York
Onon- Gaga County
Sage of Deerfield and Monticello referenced in obituary
The article honors Mr. Seymour as a Jeffersonian statesman and a revered public figure who guided the Democratic Party through the 1860s and 1870s. It notes his role at the 1868 Democratic National Convention, his defeat by Grant, and his subsequent retirement from public life.
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Vania
New York
Philadelphia
General Grant
Semour
Seymour
Sage of
Deerfield
Monticello
The Voice of the People ad in 1829 Warren issue
Advertisements from Deerfield and Pine Grove advertisers populate the 1829 issue. Josiah Clemons lists lots for sale at one dollar an acre. Orris Hall offers New York stock at cash prices. L. W. Styles touts hats and furs. James Dinuin seeks a journeyman tailor. James Harrison hawks watches and jewelry. County treasurer Pier demands delinquent collections.
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Voice of
Warren
Clemons & Oloey
Josiah Clemons
Josiah Hall
Deerfield
Parmice
Pittsburg
Athee
Josiah
Pine Grove
Conewango
Spring Creek
L. W. Styles
James Dinuin
John J. Berry
Col. Hackney
IL Wetmore
Abel Hammon
Orris Hall
City of New York
William Smith
Harry Eaton
Jamestown
James Harrison
Clemons
William Pier
N. A. Lowry
Josiah Tall
Cuba in Riches and Ruin as Seen From Abroad
A historical snapshot notes Cuba as a valuable yet oppressed land near Florida. It details harsh taxes totaling millions, a despotic government muzzling the press, a long revolution, and widespread corruption with officials living off tax revenue. It also mentions a past offer by Polk for Cuba and hints at noble titles available for purchase. The portrait praises look and resilience of the Cuban people while warning of financial collapse.
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Cuba
Madame Columbia
Florida
Spain
Polk
Notice of office machinery sale to Reed Brothers
I have disposed of the Lepcer offices full assets including machinery, stock, and business to B D Reed and F L Reed known as Breck Brothers. Subscriptions and accounts due will be collected by them and all debts incurred since July 13 will be paid by the new firm. Warren Pa February 6 15 B F Moria. tf
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Neileuims
Lepcer
B.D
F. L. Reed
Tol
Brec Brothers
The Wolf and the Lamb. Warren Gas Company Criticized
A critical analysis targets the Warren Heat and Light Company, alias Warren Gas Company, alias Standard Oil and Gas. The circulars allegedly favor the corporation while claiming to reduce some items. It alleges unfair, unequal charges based on burner size and floor space, with the poor paying the same rate as wealthier customers, and accuses the firm of extortion and price manipulation in Warren.
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Warren Heat and Light Company
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Standard Oil and Gas Company
Warren Light and Heat Company
Standard Oil Company
Ite
Warren
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Warbren
John Rounce
Wesley Geer
J. T. Hazeltine
Fred Cogswell
J. W. Kelley
A. 8. Walker
A. P. Smith
P. A McKinney
L P. Rogers
Ocnewango Township
J. H White
L. D. Amann
B. F. Mead
N. A. Kidder
D. Grunder
Waiter Peduler
Harlow Lilley
S. A. Samuelson
A. F Leonhart
F. E. Lincoln
P. Seichrist
Cristian Beyer
Breidenberger
Pleasant Township
John Grunder, Sr
J. P. Meyers
Joseph Cummings
P. Hertze
Frank Geisselbrecht
E. W. Highhouse
A. Lesser
Wm. Highhouse
N. Sill
Clarendon
G. M. Hill
Saulsberry
E. O. Adams
Grey
Geo. Ernest
H. Sputler
J. Topper
F. N Chapin
C. P. Wilkins
Miller
John Ulrich
Hunter
R. I. Shugart
L. BP. Wilkins
IL Martin
Sutton
Ruhl
A. Saulsberry
John Japes
J. W. Dunkle
E. D Kenney
Dilsberger
Cherry Grove Township
W. B. Johnston
John Sorenson
Joseph Livingston
HM. Farnsworth
A. Thompson
Joan Sorenson
G. T. Pryor
E Mattison
T. Cummins
C. G. Thomas
H. R Burgess
L. C. Hansen
David Greenwood
A. Sampson
A. D. Head
A.S. Ransom
R. G. Mead
Pittsfield
D. R. Dalrymple
A. Anderson
H. A. Smith
J. R. Nuttall
Chas. P. Brace
O. O. Anderens
W. _¥. Palmer
J. W. Bonner
John A. Spete
S. G. Pinkerton
Wm. Phelps
David Midgeley
Oil City
Thos. Cowell
K. Fisher
James Z. Thomas
Titmnsville
Meadville
John W. Babcock
Franklin
Mr. Miller
John Bouer
Andrew Barton
Erie
Union
Frank Cottrenn
Atlantic Streets
A. W. Morck
J. O. Parmlee
Morck
J. W. Crawford
C Smith
G. O. Cornelius
J. F. McPherson, Sr
Cornelius
Wall
Dalrympie
John Brown
G. H. Ames
W. A. Hall
Ames
C. L Beck
A. Kirberger
Ceteenee
Beck
W.A. Rankin
F. H. Langworthy
W. M. Baker
D. V. Stranaha
G. 8. Davis
M. Knepp
Davis
W. JH. McDonald
T. B. Clawson
McDonald
C. P. Northrop
GN. Frazine
Worthrop
Glade Township
Darius Magee
W. Cagewell
P. J. Trash
J. G. Lesser
J. UL. Grant
Horatio Seymour
Wadsworth
Lincoln
New York City
Lee
B. F. Moria
The
Wolf
Pennsylvania
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