Time to Stop the Gash and Recompute Mourning
A constitutional plea returns to balance after a national shock. The piece urges restraint in public grief and warns against partisan uses of tragedy. It notes the slain president, four months in office, was not yet fully at work and condemns exploration of martyrdom in politics. It also discusses Congress and party maneuvers in Albany amid Republican tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
France
Washington
Albany
Platt
Conkling
House
Congress
Hayes
The President’s Condition Amid Injury and Political Tension
A confined summary reports President Garfield’s dangerous yet improving condition with detailed bulletins on vitals and treatments. It notes reduced fever, milk and rum intake, morphine dosing, quinine, and cautious recovery, while reporting political reactions and party loyalties amid the assassination attempt and looming succession.
State revenues and appropriations for two years
The report details totals for the general and specific appropriations under the general appropriation bill, plus constitutional debt reduction, totaling 19 534 719 for two years. Estimated revenues for the same period total 10 534 000, showing a projected excess of 274 000, with separate notes on income and expenditures for the sinking and general funds and a 400 000 excess in 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
General Fund
Treasury
Democratic Vigilance Committee Members by Township Names
A July 15 1881 listing from Warren Ledger catalogs Democratic Vigilance Committee members across Brokenstraw Columbus Township Columbus Borough Corydon Conewango Deerfield Eldrey Elk Farmington Glade Limestone Mead Pine Grove Pitistield Pleasant Sheffield Spring Creek South West Sugar Grove Tidioute Triumph Watson Youngsville and Warren Borough with local leaders and signatories including C A McKinney J Cooney Rick Donovan M Farnsworth A J Bowers W H Muzzy P H Stevens M E Skinner D Riddlesperger John Guano Casper Sauls Geo Porton Rufus Gilson N P Cummings J Tonkin Jr John Rapp and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw
C. A. McKinney
John Cooney
Rick Donovan
Benj. Duprey
Cal. Arthur
Cherry Grove
M. Farnsworth
A.J. Bowers
L. B. Swan
Columbus Township
Wm. C. Howard
Gorge Smith
A. Walton
Columbus
W. H., Muzzy
P- H
Stevens
M. E. Skinner
Corydon
Sanderlin
J. White
John Williams
Conewango
Fred. Henhart
Mantis Schuler
Philip Sechrist
A. Rumour
John Amann
Deerfield
Samuel McKean
Igaac Lewis
John Parker
J. J. Pearce
Eldrey
J. McIntyre
D. W. Morris
L. Proper
Elk—A. HK. Lumsberry
Peter Ilott
Joseph Bennet
Farmington
G. H. Cramer
David Mahan
Lorenzo Preston
Freshold
Charles Stuart
Charles Wynn
Thompson Loomis
Glade
John G. Lesser
John L. McWilliams
Randall E. Geer
Peter M. Smith
Kingzun
D. &. Fuller
John Be, Lyle
James Leonard
James English
Joan Myers
John iLouser, Jr
J.H. McDonald
Mead
D. Riddlesperger
John Guano
Thomas Mooney
David Boyd
Pine Grove
James M. Martin
Wm. Brown
J. Russch
G. W. French
Casper Sauls
Pitistield
Wm. KE. Straight
A. Anderson
W. A. Reid
A. P. White
Morn
Pleasant
Ernest Highhouse
John Grurnder
Philp Hertzel
Sheffield
Geo. Porton
Rufus
Wm. A. Rowland
Geo. P. Orr
C. Retterer
Miike Fitzgerald
Theodore Messner
W. A. Hulk
Warren County Democratic ticket praised by voters
The Warren County Democratic Convention reported a harmonious, strong ticket with G. W. Kinxwar continuing as Register and Recorder, Mead and Smutz for Commissioners, Dinsmoor for District Attorney, and James and Chase as Associate Judges. Auditors Dalrymple and Riddlesperger. NR. P. King for Trustees of Warren Academy. The piece urges voters to elect the slate, few exceptions noted, and mentions other current items from the era including Orange Noble for State Treasurer and a fund for Mrs. Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
G. W. Kinxwar
Register and Recorder
Hhis
Mead
Smutz
Tidioute
Darius Mead
Brokenstraw
Charles Dinsmoor
Warren Bar
D. W. C. James
Charles Chase
Maj. James
Dalrymple
W. D. Riddlesperger
P. King
Warren Academy
Warren County
Warren Democrats back Orange Noble for State Treasurer
The Warren county Democrats unanimously endorsed Grange Noble of Erie for state treasurer. They urge Noble’s nomination implies election and pledge to support him to win the statewide vote, while noting I B Plumer of Venango also seeks the office. The piece praises Noble’s generosity and business acumen and cites strong local backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Noble
Erie
Warren County
Noble
I. B. Plumer
Venango
Pluner
Orange Nobie
Mr. Noble
Plumer
Harry
Orange Noble
Immigrant Mormon Recruit Arrives Aboard Wyoming
The steamer Wyoming carried 1 065 passengers from Liverpool to New York last week. Most were Mormon recruits under Bishop S Roskelly of Salt Lake City. They landed at Castle Garden, had names registered, and tickets issued. The new converts, mostly Scandinavians with some English and Welsh, are bound for Utah. The Wyoming previously carried forty Mormon missionaries. Critics urge action against polygamy. officials may have failed to curb arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
New York
Liiverpool
S. Roskelly
Salt Lake City
Castle Garden
Duc
Salt Lake
Rigby
Wyoming Ass
Utah
England
Norway
Sweden
Brigham Young
Indian Loop Luxor Promises Relief for Dyspepsia
A letter from Alvin of Warren County Pa praises Indian Loop Luxor for dyspepsia and general debility, stating it is beneficial and indispensable to him. The note comes from South West region readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South West
Warren Co
Alvin
Sheffield, Warren Co
Sharon, Mercer Co
Clark
Oil City
Venango Co
McCartney
Susan Slank
Ol City
Alice Hecklethorn
Erie, Erie Co
L. Petrat
18Th Street
Feead
Evie
Fire Co
W.il. Berlis
Turtle Point
McKean Co
Merean Ca
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Execution Mansion
Rep. M
Frank Hamilton
D. H. Agnew
Ile
Garfield
Lincoln
Tor Democrats
Ohio
John W. Bookwalter
Springfield
Republican Party
Arthur
A. W. Merck & Co
New England
United States
Cuba
South America
Canada
Wa. G. Osaoopny & Co
A. A. Davis & Co
Warren Ledger
Democratic Vigilance Committee
Philadelphia
Tno
Colorado
Cheyenne
Wyoming Territory
Sever
Territorial Court
Les Chin
Svavee
Supr. Wickersilam
Department of Public Instruction
School Jornal
Lancaster Intelligence
Mormonium
Tom
Associated Press
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Department of Agriculture of
Illinois
State Board of Agriculture of
Kansas
Dr. Bliss
Bliss
Pyose
Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company
Rochester
Graphic
Populariyy
Thomas
Z. B.& HG. Eddy
Mintzer & Co
Z. BE. Eddy & Co
Jueelo
A. F. Davis
Warren
Hunver & Sox
NEW Spring Goods
Parmlee & Henry
Pennsylvania
Warren, Pa
School Board of School District No
Watson Township
Reas
Mds
Soul District
Dist
Silla
Harincare
Zikens School Hose
Supcer Ofice
B.D. Mawris
Jaccon Conarro
Warren Pr. Wateon
Jaco Keller
Rutter & Kunow
E. Eddy & Co
LS. Eddy
Eppy
Wannien
MEAT
EF A. Cogswell
Vishei
Hin
Sole Proprietors
Gir
W. Spinne
Old Exchange
N. WU
HILL
Jamestown
Ordinsmoor & Cable
Smith’s Coal
Third St
Episcopal Church
Ww. Co. Rowland
Hickory
Warren High School
Advanced Study
Countior
Teachar
W. M. Lindsey
A.B. Miller
A. M
Soploys
H. G. Eppy
F. W. Miller & CO
Grocers
Stoneham
Clarendon
Irvington
North Warren
W. Miller& Co
B. Platte
corGaRs
Times
Hlokory Street
A. Tohmann
Washington, D. C
Pensions
U. S
D Rensel Suldias
Stoddard & Co
Washington, DC
A A. Davis & CO
Clark Johnson
Titusville, Crawford Co
George Ross
Hayfield, Crawford Co
Sir
Buuneey Umrous
Clintonville
Ann Kelly
Barnes, Warren Co
J’a
Wm, Wilks
McGill
Venango Co, Pa
Snow
E. Fend
H. Haruo
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