Democratic County Convention at Warren County 1854
War ren County Democratic Committee met at Wetmore Noyes & Hoackley at 2 o'clock on Tuesday June 3 1854 to set a date for the County Convention. The plan was to assemble at the Warren Court House with delegates from each township to nominate candidates for the general election and to send delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago July 4 1854. The document lists numerous township delegations and assigns names for each—Brokenstraw Conewango Columbus Township Farmington Freehold Limestone Pine Grove Spring Creek South West Sugar Grove Triumph Watood Youngsville and others—plus Warren and Columbus Boro and Tidioute Wards. C H Noyes chairs the Democratic County Committee.
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Warren County
Wetmore, Noyes &Hoackley
Ne Court House
Warren
Pritzay
Lue Pus Poe
Noma LY
Tle
Lorsagh
Prokenstraw
Olzmuus Tp
Conewanga Prineeett Grove
Sugar Grove
Spring Creek
Shettick South
Sneffichs
George Norton
U. W. KR
Ratieker
Entus Gilson
P. Swain
J. Liopkins
Curtis Jonson
GD. Cummings
South West
J. A. Perry
Frank A. Martin
D. Breil
Milton
Charles Dennizan
Triumph
Wm. MccGinn
J.D. Thompson
Kh. Thompson
Geo. W. Neil
Watod
Charles Slater
F. Schnaverle
Jacob Conroe
Columbus Boro
W. IL
Charles Fox
Sra
AEAE
M. Spaubliog
Youngsvills Gore
Warren County Fair Association
Farmers’ Association
Board of Trade
Court House
Geo. P. Orr
A. 5
Dalrymple
Geo. Eosworth
Orr
Ensworth
F. A. Cogswell
C Lou
B. Acocks
Kiantone Farmers’ Club
Warren Fair
Warren County Fair
Herife
Toguanté
Cenewango
Pennsylvani
S.J. Anerson
Waenst
Court of Common Pleas
Pennsylvania
John A. Bell
George K. Wetmore
First National Bank of
Washington and politics drift through a busy week
The column surveys a wide array of political rumors and events from June, noting Fitz John Porter’s congressional passage, Harr’s LaFayette College commencement speech on Washington, and the contentious Democratic and Republican dynamics. It also covers Warren County Fair Association elections, dairying meetings, and stock prospects, with broader notes on party splits and independent stances.
West Virginia bank closes. deposits feared lost
Craftesrows West Virginia state bank in GONE BY THE BOARD Craftesrows, W Va closes with liabilities 119000 and assets about 115000. Main losses fall on small depositors while rumors say 50 percent recovery possible. Kanawha Valley Bank experiences a brief run. a later note asserts Kanawha has over 150000 in its own vaults and remains solid.
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Craftesrows
W. Va
State Bank of West Virginia
West Virginia
Kanawha Valley Bank
Blaine and Cincinnati Indictment Play Noted Politician's Defeat
A Philadelphia delegate Kemble claims Blaine faced defeat due to dubious records and recounts two canceled checks as proof of improper dealings. Bergner confirms the tale amid party intrigue, pledging to expose if Blaine is nominated. The piece notes public reaction and a denial from Bergner. Also listed are a dog missing from Warren and a July 4 Independence Ball at Pentonville’s Fenton House.
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Harursucee
Charles H. Burner Esa
Blaine
Gurgner
Cit
Harrisburg Meeting Telegraph
Iisson
Ghief
Bhtaine
Philadelphia
Cameron
Bergner
Pennsylvania
John F. Wartranft
Morton McMichael
General Bingham
We. McMichael
Kemble Crose
House of Congress
Mr. Keimble
Mr. Bergner
Kemble
Hayes
Chicago
Simon Cameron
Bergnatt Wat
Fenton House
Pentonville
N. Y
Mason & Dunton
W. FP. Moors
The Political Outlook in the Presidential Race
The piece denounces Blaine as brilliant yet corrupt and demagogic while labeling Logan as an honestish machine politician. It notes Republican revolt against the ticket, cites major papers opposing it, and blasts the platform as demagogic claptrap appealing to all agitators except temperance and woman suffrage. A lingering ad promotes Williams Indian Pile Ointment as a remedy.
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Blaine
Logan
New York Times
The
Union
Snch
Catholic Standard
Married notices and obituaries from a rural Pennsylvania area
The item records several marriages and deaths including Buchanan House er marriage near Pidioute Pennsylvania with Elva Houser and Dan A. Spencer. Gross infant daughter died at Meadys. Donaldson death from typhoid pneumonia at Spring Creek Station with funeral notices and thanks to neighbors and Dr. Gilson. local family thanks and memorial music noted.
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Buchanan—Houser
Pidioute
June Wiest
H. G. Hall
Youngsville
A. Buchasas
Elva Houser
Mature A. Dane
Les
W. W. Painter
Ui. Ames
Vienn
SN. Y
Dilat
A. Spencer
Bea
Gross
Emmra Eva G
Jacob Philip
Anaut Gross
Meady
Donaldson
Spring Creek Station
Curgiing Donailon
Othy Ave
Salemn
Gilson
Eek
War District Report Shows Debt and Expenditures 1883
War cen Sehgol District Report details 1883 finances for Tobat.ue and the War ren School District. It lists amounts due, receipts, building expenditures, repairs, and assets including land, buildings, furnishings, pumps, gas lighting, and instruments. Names appear including J B Carver as former treasurer and F R rankan presiding.
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J. B. Carver
Toam
Treus
G. Hi. Ames
Eal
J. B. Carver Baut
Amtaue
Am’t
Am’t Pd
Am‘t
Am T Pd
Aut
Ain't Pd
Aun’t Pd
Am’t Pa
Wmn Vb Pd
Aw’t Pd
Amb Pd
Amt Pa
Am‘t Pd
Amt Pd
Commissions
Bouu Paul
Mapa
Ain’t
Treas
Rankan
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Erastus Farns- Limestone
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J. Armstrong
T. Mooney
J. Dgrimes
Charles Ninamel Feng
B. F. Wisner
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Pénpton
Emory
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Kemele
Library
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Warren, Pa
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Ohio
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War Cen Sehgol District Report
Iance
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Anpro
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G. Eosworth
Geo
EH. Ames
Lou
K. P. King
Sec’y
Warren Schon
F. Osborne
C. W. Sersall
Northrop
Orphan's Court
Carver House
Borough of
Lobert Nison
Conewango
King’s Bollow
Wlizebeth Zeller
James Carlow
Falow Heine
King's Hollow Road
Orris Hall
Zallerts Ling
Desert Felow
Lomber
P. Friconer
Bown
Conti
I. Os Alden
Do Sephine
Dennisor
Fia Small
Hla. Allen
Loti
Grove Township
Steal Township
HW. Rockwell and
I. G. Lapham
F. &. Rockwell & Company
L. H. Laphamme
WB. Alalen
Sheriff’s Office
Inia
Allen
Sherif
Warren Janel
Lenox, Simpson & Co
Atentston
Baylor University
Independence
Texas
Ayer
Carey Crane
Dr. J.C. Ayer &Co
Lowell
Mase
Weare
Paiu Leoxxam
Joseph II
Mend
Shineton
W. K
Pittsfield
Canty Commission
David Maike
FuaNxLi
Canewango
Register and
RECO
Sdorge W. Kinnear
Corning
Democratic County Conras
Regi Tel and Recorder
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