Notable Names For Presidential Ticket Mentioned In Listing
A fragmented OCR style list shows individuals such as Scott Hancock of Pennsylvania for vice president William H. English of Indiana, with a long series of names including John Stavina Edward A. Pue John M Campbell Gillis Dallet John M Moffit Edwin Walton Nathan James George Filbert James G MoSpagor Alf Martin Gerringer Frank Turner Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stavina
Edward A. Pue
John M
Campbel Gillis Dallet
John M. Moffit
Edwin Walton
Q Nathan
James
George Filbert
James G. MoSpagor
Alf. J. Martin
Alam Gerringer
Frank Turner
PB. d. Birmingham
Davis
Fraud and political rancor in Republican ranks noted
The Erie Gazette comments on alleged fraud linked to Garfield and Hayes, condemning party failures and urging readers to scrutinize candidates. It cites Judge Folwell and argues for disavowal of fraud, while discussing nominations and editorial stances in Warren County papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye von
Alfred Short
North East
Congress
Warren County
Greenbackers
Erie County
Greenpack Convention
Short
Democratic County Committee names and pole tale
The first meeting notes Dawson withdrawal from Assembly bid, Korner as substitute, and Kinnear preferred by Democrats with Greenback backing. Favorite picks for Treasurer Davis and Trustee Pickett. Eddy as County Surveyor. A long tale contrasts a failed Lancaster Garfield pole with Democratic triumphs, and a light joke closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
W. R. Dawson
Assembly
Ion
W. P. Korner
Dawson
H. P. Kinnear
Benedict
Crawford
Warren
Tate
Titusville
Warren County
J. P. Kinnear
V. Davis
Davis
Greenbackers
Wom. H. Pickett
Warren Academy
N. A. Jamieson
VW. Eddy
Vigilance Committees Named Across Townships for Year
Meeting led by Osris Hall appoints vigilance committees in Brokenstraw Cherry Grove Columbus Township and Borough Conewango Deerfield Eldred Jilk Farmington Freehold Glade Kin zmn Limestone Mead Pine Grove Pittfield Pleasant Sheffield Spring Creek Mugar Grove Tidioute Triumph Youngsville Warren Borough with members listed. Dawson withdraws from Assembly nomination, Charles Dinsmoor to draft reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osris Hall
Brokenstraw
C. A. McKinney
John Cooney
Rick Donovan
Benj. Duprey
Col. Arthur
Cherry Grove
M. Farmsworth
A. J. Bowers
B. Swan
Columbus
Wm. C. Howard
Geo. Smith
A. Walton
W. H. Muray
P. H. Stevens
M. BE. Skinner
Eerrdon
Sanderlin
J. White
John Willmny
Conewango
Fred. Honhart
Mantis Schuler
Philip Sechrist
A. Rumber
John Amann
Deerfleld
Samuel McKean
Isase Lewis
John Parker
J. B. Pearce
J. ©. Fuller
John KE. Lyle
James Leonard
James English
Limestone
John Myers
John Houser, Jr
J. H. McDonald
Mead
D. Ridersperger
John Gano
Thomas B Mooney
David Boyd
Pine Grove
James M. Martin
Wm. Brown
HJ. Russell
G. W. French
Casper Smutz
Pittfield
Wro. E. Straight
Mugar Grove
J. P. Miller
J. B. Hamilton
Donald Stuart
Tidioute
John Tonkin, Jr
Luther Green
J. B. Walker
E.G. Coltman
Triumph
A. R. Curtis
J. D. Thompson
Wim. McGraw
David Wiggins
L. P. Davis
J. W. Kearney
Youngsville
W. F. Sigging
Arthur McKinney
TrmtouTy
GanhemEni
Assembly
Lac Nob
W.K. Dawson
Warren
Mr. Dawgon
Political melodrama over Garfield and double dealing
The piece argues Garfield’s actions were simple bargain and sale driven by Congress influence and money. It cites Mr Matthews and others, criticizes Schurz and Hancock, notes Maine Democrats Greenbacks coalition, Blaine fatigue, and mentions Dr Tanner’s 31 days of fasting with a belief he may reach forty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Matthews
Credit Mobilier
Gen. Garfield
Matthews
Garfield
Congress
Greenback County Convention Names and Delegate List
Greenback County Committee chaired by J D James appoints county committee members in Pine Grove Glade Triump b Muzzy Eldred Irvine Johnson and others. Corrected delegates named include Congressional J B Whitney and H B Ayers Judicial delegates David M Martin John Hamilton King and M H Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. James
Greenback
David M. Martin
Pine Grove
James Nesmith
Glade
Hoyt
Sheffield
Wd. Whitney
Freehold
James Martin
Sugar Grove
LW. Thompson
Triumphi B. Muzzy
Eldred
Ayers
Columbus
P. W. McNett
A. I. Plate
Wharren
Irvine Johnson
Youngsville
J. B. W. D. Whitney
H. 8. Ayers
John Hamilton King
M. H. Bush
History of Union Pacific and Credit Mobilier ties
A detailed historical recap tracing the origin of Union Pacific Railroad Company from the 1855 Kansas charter, 1862 and 1864 congressional acts, vast land grants, and government bonds, to the creation of Credit Mobilier of America by George Francis Train. It notes inflated subsidies, stock and bond schemes, and the ensuing financial and political scandal attributed to officials and promoters including Hoxie, Durant, and others, culminating in broad reform implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad Company
100Th Meridian
Nevada Territory
Board of Commissioners
Rocky Mountains
Seirra Nevada
Asian Express
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Congress
H. M. Hoxie
Omaha West
Hoxie
Durant, Bushnell, Lombard and McComb
Gray
Pennsylvania
New York
George Francis
Credit Mobilier of America
Fagundas
A Letter Shows Barber’s Switch to Hancock Support
The Jackson Patriot publishes Hon. EE Barber’s letter from July 19 1880 in which he states he will vote for General Hancock. Barber notes his retirement from political life and argues Democratic platform aligns more with his view of good governance than Republican. He cites desire for reform in administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cann Scawryz
Hayes
Garfield
Carl Schurz
Hancock
Schurz
EE. W. Barber
Jackson
EB. W. Barber
President Grant
Michigan
Paris suicide of Mrs Wetmore shocks American colony
A French residence at 12 Rue Chateau briand in Paris hosts the suicide of Annie Wetmore, once hopeful for a marriage to the Marquis of Anglesey. The story details her alleged breach of promise, a stack of letters, and her descent into melancholy before she took poison. Police inquiry and funeral arrangements follow as the piece notes political jabs and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Paris
Annie Wetmore
Albert Clinton
Rue Chateaubriand
Marquis of Anglesey
Henry Paget
Wodehouse
Lord Kimberly
Preston King
Georgia
Wetmore
Anglesey
M. Weeks
Rue Bay
Dr. Morgan
Satuday
Dr Tanner Enters Thirtieth Day Of Fast In Improved Spirits
New York July 27 1880 Dr Tanner shows improved spirits today with no signs of yesterday's symptoms. He drank half a pint of water from midnight to noon and kept to his routine including a 6 to 8 pm drive and a 9 45 pm retirement. Pulse 84 temperature 98 80 100 respiration 14 weight 1380 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tanner
Hae
Editors Convention Planned in Titusville for August
Col Roberts plans a major editors convention in Titusville around the twentieth of August inviting two to three hundred journalists from New York Ohio Pennsylvania and Upper Canada. Expenses will be paid, with transport and stay, and a grand social program including carriages trips to Eagle House Pleasantville and a performance by Coleman's band to ensure a lavish event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roberts
Auust
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Upper Canada
Eagle House
Pleasantville
Titusville
Coleman
Corry City Bonds exposed in counterfeit scheme
A Grand Expose reveals that 23000 dollars in Corry city bonds circulated as genuine in 1872 as authorities paid interest on some. H A Porter offers to aid authorities by tracing and capturing the counterfeiters within twenty hours. The gang is large, wealthy, and spans several states, with bonds held in Corry, other parts of the state and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Corry
New York State
Sheridan Guard Target Shoot Impresses Spectators At Picnic
Last Wednesday the Sheridan Guard held a picnic near the Road with a target shoot that amused spectators and stirred military interest. J. F. Sutton led with 37 of 40, a standout score, while Wm. Borne of Warren posted 34, marking strong individual performances despite lower team totals than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Guard
J. F. Sutton
Wm. Borne
Warren
Hire Gazette
New York
United States
Albany Law Journal
Tanner
Mr. Bergh
Summer Goods to Clear Stock at Low Prices
To clear stock for fall, the store offers all summer goods at sale prices for thirty days. This week features Creme Oat Meal Toilet Soap at ten cents per box of three cakes. The advert claims it is the best at that price and notes the store keeps the largest stock, best goods, and lowest prices in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Ang Arthur
U. S. Manufacturing CO
Smithfield St
Pittsburgh
Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Ledger
OR Presiden Wineield Scott Hancock
William H. English
Indiana
EL Actors
Robert Monagan
W. L. Playford
Congressional
George A. Post
A.M. Benton
P.firton
John
Miller
J. O. Suxton
C. M. Bowers
A.J. Buchanan
Christopher Mages
Robert M. Gibson
Thomas Bradford
Henry Wilson
Samuel Griffith
J. Bogs ‘Thompson
Bupaume Court
George A. Jenks
Jefferson Co
Robt P. Dechert
Philadelphia
H. P. Elmer
S.V. Davis
Truster Warren Academy
WM. H. Pickett
Eddy
L Haven
Republican Party
Wayes
Ayes
Charles Francis Adams
Folwell
Supreme Court of the United States
Courts of Justice
Llancobb
CowxLine
Canada
Jon Coon
Germany
Plagarism
America
M. B. Lowry
Erie Gazette
Warrens’ Industries
Tre Erie Gazette
Greenbacker
Maine
New Hamshire
Connecticut
New Jersey
Iinois
California
Oregon
Nevada
DC Energy
Yume
Penna Pardon Board
Kemball
Salter
Stone
W. D. Brown
Elk
Forest
Brown
BR. Brown
Jadzeghip
Syracuse Times
Democratic County Committees
Rochester, N. Y
Rochester
Blaine
Dr. Tanner
Greenback County Committee
E. W. Barber
Poland
United States Supreme Court
DeGolyer
Kahn’s
Uncle Mose
Mose
Galveston News
U. S
H. W
Detriot
Mich
Ree Press
James Wilson Donaldson
Spring Creek
C. A. Donaldson
Louisa Palmer
David Morse
Libellant
Heo
Chase
Cilas
Palmer
Subpoona
Theo Chase
Wuerrag
Subpea
Subpeone
Charles Palmer
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Theodore Cilase
Sheritt
Hertzell & Co
Proprietors of the
Liberty Street
Second
Warren, Pa
Tayo
Jyams
Culverwel
Medical
Ann St
N.Y
Editors’ Convention
Sky Druggista
Hop Bitters Mig
Iok
the Peoples Shoe Store
J. H. Davis
Prop
Fred Morck
Sunes
Bautimes
Saford
Rockford
Regulator
Greenland Bros
TYRE
Fieoa
Vickery, Augnate
Sune
The
Langaster Intelligencer
Lancaster Weekly Intelligencer
Steinman
Cis
Ieensel, Pubs
Episcopal Church
High Street
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