Miscreants Convicted in Florida Fraud Case and Other Notes
Green R Moone, tied to Archer precinct frauds in Alachua County, Florida, is convicted of horse stealing and will be sent to the penitentiary at the next term. The Bellefonte Watchman claims Benj Whitman will accept the Erie Observer nomination and be elected. JupeE Whait, a South Carolina lawyer, dodges a temperance pledge by claiming he only drinks harmless herbal tea. The July Business Outlook reports total U S indebtedness at 7 375 000 000, with breakdowns across federal, state, municipal, railway, banks, and insurers. War reports between Russia and Turkey are read with long, unpronounceable names, noting no great progress but heavy casualties and widespread destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green R. Moone
Archer
Alachua County
Florida
Hayes
Bellefonte Watchman
Benj. Whitman
Erie
Russia
Turkey
Baltimore and Ohio Firemen Strike Riots at Martinsburg
Firemen on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad strike led to a riot at Martinsburg West Virginia on Tuesday last. Soldiers under Col Faulkner fired on rioters after a train assault. one rioter was killed and several wounded. Rioters numbered over 1000 and continued to threaten military forces as they protested through the town. More trouble was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Faulkner
The Next State Election and Pennsylvania Republicans
The piece criticizes Pennsylvania Republicans detailing how a party ring once dictated platforms and filled hats with loyalists. It notes Cameron era manipulation, silent officeholders, and a shift in sentiment as factions realign after Hayes and Cincinnati to Til der platform moves, highlighting internal strife and disillusion.
Southern manhood and chivalry in Pennsylvania politics
The passage argues there is no true Republican party in Pennsylvania, proclaims Democrats will win by a large margin, and urges Hayes to purge officeholders opposed to his policy. It condemns Cameron Blaine Chamberlain and urges loyal support for the Southern policy, warning that feeding enemies could be fatal to Hayes and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Grant
Cameron
Cameron Ring
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Isaac
Banking Department
Woop
Washington
Gowan
Hayes
Eliza Pinkston
Credit Mobilier
Blaine
Chamberlain
Cameron, Blaine & Co
Louisiana Returning Board Indicted in Federal Lookback
A New Orleans focus on the Returning Board glare as indictments loom for Wells, Anderson, Kenner and Cassanave. Grand Jury foreman O’Brien says witnesses and documents show legal violations, perjury and fraud. Gov Nicholls expresses regret but clings to possible pardons if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Returning Board
National Republican Committee
Hayes
Glendy Burke
Louisiana
Burke
Nicholls
Packard
Pitkin
Wells
Anderson
Kenner
Cassanave
J. Madison Wells
Ben Washington
New Orleans
New York Herald
Returning Board
Foreman O’brien
Green
Blanchard
Vernon
Grand Jury
Washington
New York Evening Post
Ex Governor Chamberlain Attacks Hayes Policy at Woodstock
Ex Governor Daniel H. Chamberlain of South Carolina delivered the Fourth of July oration at Woodstock Connecticut. He reviewed and harshly condemned President Hayes southern policy, calling it a bold arrogant usurpation and a betrayal of rights. The speech, though lengthy, is deemed unanswerable in many points. The Republican voice in Little Valley supports public understanding of Southern Republicans views. Teresa Williams, baptized and admitted to a Wantford church, is described as a thoroughly trained bet from this city, claiming religious experience and urging belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Chamberlain
South Carolina
Woodstock
Conn
Hayes
Gov. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Little Valley
Teresa Williams
Wantford
Southern negro progress judged by Smalley findings in eight states
The New York Tribune correspondent Smalley reports from eight Southern states that the negro appears not to advance in intelligence or comfort over five years. He alleges widespread ignorance, dilapidated cabins, and low wages, with some improvement only where whites predominate. He condemns political ascendency for blacks as a grotesque experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Post
New York Tribune
Smalley
Virginia
Texas
Louisiana
South
Gulf
South Atlantic States
Arabis
Express Company Wins $12,500 Against Bank in U S Court
In United States Circuit Court the Southern Express Company sued Citizens' Bank of Louisiana for express charges on money shipments. A judgment awarded the Express Company $12,500 plus costs, holding the bank liable for full per-dollar charges and demanding true contents statements. Lawyers Leavy and Kruttschnit for plaintiffs. Pitot, Semmes and Mott for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Southern Hupress Company
Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana
Express Company
Leavy & Kruttschnit
Armand Pitot, Semmes & Mott
P and E by daylight view earns high praise from Rohrer
J W Rohrer of the Kittanning Sentinel shares a daylight trip over the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad from Philadelphia to Irvington. He praises the scenery along the route, especially the hills and valleys, calls the line a premier carrier, and notes Baldwin's management. He adds a sharp aside about newspaper vigilance and railroad notices, and cites an NY Herald electoral forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rohrer
Kittanning
Philadelphia and Erie
Pennsylvania Central
Wm. A. Baldwin
Philadelphia
Irvington
Warren County
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Warren Levan
Jupee Whait
the War News
Aris
the Southern Policy Reviewed
Republican Journal
Timinks
Asa
Limestone Township
Lewis Bimber
Coumby Transmor
Solleeto
People’s Sa
Miarest
W. BG. McConnldl
Oj. Starz
Taos
Limestone
Spring Creek Township
Butterfield
Nt Fumioe Vecseenestsenanes Sssttzonsisnsan Caer
School
Treaaueer
Veesereere
Commission
Treas
Total
Trea
Burgess and Town Council
Borough of
Warren
Allegheny River
Conewango Creek
Porough
Sai
A. D
H. Noyes
Burgess
BR. P. Kane
Court of Common Pleas
Sherif
Sugar Grove
County of
Warien
State of
Smith
W.D. Blodgett
W. Camp
M B. G
A B Olmstead
William Ewell
Dupreeil Brack
Sheriff Sheriff ’S Office
Youngsville Borough
Youngsville
G. W. Brown
J. W. Agrelius
Water Street
Snepenson Bridge
Jteweelry
Medim
G. C. McDermott, M. D
Mary
Julia
Wetmore
I. G. Wetmore
Elk
L. W. Lyon
Comus
Lyrow
J. M. Lyon
D. L Ball
Dinamoor & Reeves
Ighhouse & Brother
Suspension Bridge Toll House
P.O. Addreys
Highhouse & Bro
Tally & Co
Ausuati
Maine
Fa, Cogswell
City
Fisher's Block
van Amburg
Warren, PA
Irvine Grove
van Amburgh & Co
FROST
Royal Colosseum Hyatt Prost
Atlantic
Amazon
Tartary
Louis Orieve
Chicago
Gustave Dore
America
Nmnooolivaf
van Amburch
Frost Roman Circus
Royal Colosseum
Hyatt Frost
Clarinda Lowanda
Brazil
George Melville
James Melville
William du Crow
Buenos Ayres
N. Lowanda
George Donald
J. Henry Cooke
John Foster
George Dunbar
M. McCollum
Felix Langloms
Lamkins
F, Charvat
Langlois
Cirque Royal Francy
Sonbt
Messrs
Dunbar & Lowanda
Cuba
Joseph Jee
Canvab
Mlle Lotta
Womat
Chas
Frost Watson
Fred. Watson
Bugs
Paris Green
Allen Block
Haseltine & Davis
Asers
Tin
U.S
Parmlee & Henry
Carver House
Penn’a
JAS. Clark, Jr. & CO
Aaemock
Baprit
Bartroud
Fooring
C. Bevo
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