Democrats and Liberal Republicans Plan One County Convention
A meeting of Democrats and Liberal Republicans at Carver House discussed campaign strategy against the Republicans. They adopted September 1 as a date and September 8 as a potential convention day, urging unity to redeem Warren County from old cliques. The resolution will go to both Democratic and Liberal committees for consideration. A single convention is favored if both parties share the same goal.
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Carver House
Warren County
Cheesotte
William Bowidiah
Farmington
Lorenzo Preston
Exes
Lander
Diane
Radical politics and legal quirks cross the nation
The piece rails at Radicals for alleged chicanery in Congress and state laws, cites press gagging actions, and laments political manipulation. It notes Attorney General Williams and Mrs Williams health linked to a Russian mission, Beecher trial fallout, Mrs Stanton remarks, Plymouth Church views, and the strict penalty for unstamped checks.
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Congress
John Adams
Pennsylvania
Radical
Washington
New York Herald
Williams
St. Petersburg
H. W. Beecher
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Beecher
Christ
Wilkeson
Water Spouts Cause Destruction and Losses in Pittsburg
Reports detail a water spout over Pittsburg last Sunday night destroying homes and sweeping streets. Early estimates claim about 200 lives lost, with devastation extending to several western towns. The column also notes political speculation about Massachusetts governor and Democratic nominees.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Col Watson favored by Venango Republicans in party debate
A Venango County voice argues Col Watson deserves support as a congressional nominee while criticizing the local Mail for bias toward Col Curtis. The writer praises Watson as a citizen and businessman, urges backing against Grant era politics, and weighs Beecher Tilton testimony and public scandal implications.
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Republican Congressional Conference
Col. Watson
Mail
Col. Curtis
Congress
Republican Party
Warren
Venango
Eric
Council
Washington
Grant
The Pulpit War Whoop Cry and Clamor
A critical critique of loud pulpit rhetoric describing a sensational style some preachers use to force attention. The piece distinguishes fiery delivery from sincere gospel preaching and condemns the unnecessary ear-splitting theatrics. It labels such loud preaching as the pulpit whoop.
Sioux Threatens Settlers Panic in Minnesota Region
Special from Winona reports telegraphed fear as a warlike Sioux band, armed and defiant, revisits Lake Shetek in Murray County. Settlers flee to Marshall amid increased Indian presence and bold boasts of scalp-taking. A Missouri farmer vignette contrasts with the Indian danger. Six killed by lightning strike in Webster Ford County Kentucky is noted.
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St. Paun
Minn
Winona
Marshall
Lake Sheteck
Murry County
Ligirrsina
Louisville Courier- Journal
Woodford County
Mundy
Black
Fierce storm bursts flood Eureka district with loss
A Eureka Nevada storm described in a San Francisco dispatch flooded eastern town areas within minutes, sweeping away houses and killing several, including reporter Roger Bobinetti. The Sentinel office was destroyed and bodies recovered as the flood peak passed in about half an hour. The storm also references Dakota raiders and local crop damage, noting ongoing threats and a grim casualty estimate.
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San Francisco
Eureka
Nevada
Cavon
Bray
Roger Bobinetti
The
Sentinel
Datoia Gleaner
Storm Rips City With Lightning and Water Havoc
The storm caused widespread damage in the city, with many struck by lightning but no fatalities reported. A woman named Robb was stunned on Monterey street, and a man was struck near Allegheny Suspension Bridge. Officials fear the event may be the most destructive yet.
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Allegheny
McNultry
Union Depot
Pennsylvania Railroad
Connellsville
Birmingham
Robb
Monterey Street
Allegheny Suspension Bridge
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Warren Ledger
Ques. MceDoxones
Franklin, Venango Co
Vernty
wWeare
Jouy Wintrame, Kay
Corydon
People’s Convention
Weare
Jour Gampsa, Esq. Pleasant
People’s Party
Hasolved
Democratic County Committee
People’s County Committee
Flymouuth Church
Christian Union
Woodhull
Plymouth Church
Plymouth
Gaston
Massachusetts
Ben
Buttex
Wilson
F. Watson
Theodore Tilton
Henry Ward Beecher
Tilton
Mr. Beecher
Congregationalist
Missouri
Aurora
Fureka
James Galvin
J. W. Talbot
J. Carney
John Rautt
W. J. McGeary
Wr. Smith
Carson City
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Uta
Salt Lake
Allegheny Delyny
Pittsburges
Lorses
Pittsburgh Post
Butcher’s Run
East Lane
Archie Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Allegheny River
Uilip Hess
Fred. Lang
Metler
Geisler
Trutinagle
Laner
Yain
Jersey City
N. Y. Sun
Warren Musical Association
Roscoe Hall
F. Boynton
J. F. Wella & Co
Senate
C. D. Olmstead
Bale
Ijtall
Algo
Emery, Press & Burr Saw Gummers
Oscar B. Sly
Tanner House
Ype
Snyder & Wood
Third St
Methodist Church
Warren, PA
JAS. Clark, Jr. & Co
Paprie
Sen
Greenland Brothers
Keystone Block
Wakefield
WELLS
Hendrick’s
Wie St
Listoce
People’s
New York
Lonsdale
Gry Parmlee & Henry
Joan Kropp
Warren and
Manufactory
Cor. High and
Statel Sts
Senaur
Scrip Clothing Store
Tadies
Yates
Tsu Ly
Hanon Gauley
Hamburg
Boston Comfort
Marseilles
AGI Witcagg
Fins
Borel & Courvoisky
F. Sagno
Leon Sichel
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