Warren Ledger announces Co W Cotter for County Superintendent
Warren Ledger reports Prof. Co W Cotter of Youngsville as candidate for County Superintendent of Common Schools at Warren county school directors convention. The piece reviews mid war state politics, NH and Connecticut outcomes, and a shift in party fortunes with Democratic gains in the next elections. It notes legislative adjournment and a new federal prosecutions post, reflecting partisan mood.
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Co. W. Cotter
Youngsville
Warren County
The Times and Warren Mail Attacks on Grant Critique
A 1875 reprint from the Warren Mint echoes strong criticism of Ulysses S Grant and Republican tactics. It denounces third term talk as dangerous, cites NY Times and Warren Mail, and urges the President to disavow any candidacy to end the agitation. It notes party damage from administration missteps and pressuring organs.
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Senate fight on repeal local option bill and license wrath
The second effort by Republicans to force a direct vote on repeal failed to match the first. Yerkes moved to bring repeal to a direct vote. all Republicans voted no except Beilman of Lebanon. The senate bill would impose high licenses and harsh penalties, effectively extending prohibition statewide and provoking fierce opposition as an intentional fraud on Pennsylvania voters.
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Beilman
Lebanon
House
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United States
Commonwealth
Harrisburg
Reconstruction echoes and Senate power struggle in Louisiana
Fragmented report covers Civil War era debates on Kellogg government in Louisiana, Pinchback seating, and executive session limits. Critics argue Senate oversteps constitutional bounds while Congress considers representation and state legitimacy amid Reconstruction dynamics. Scattered notes reference Susan B Anthony, woman suffrage, and a Salt Lake avalanche anecdote.
Concord Vote Totals Across State and Districts
The early returns show Cheney leading Roberts by 123 votes statewide with 79 202 total. In the first district White leads Jones by 886 with 18 619 to 14 004 and 26 scattering. Second district Bell edges Pike by 147 with 13 083 to 12 936 and 202 scattering. Third district Blair leads Kent by 206 with 12 488 to 12 18 and 168 scattering.
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Temperance Rally in Chicago Urges End to Saloons
Edited by SAR Belle M Hazeltine of the La Dies Temperance Union describes Chicago facing 4996 saloons and a strong Temperance push. Farwell Hall hosts daily pledge-signing and prayer meetings with up to 100 attendees, including many men. Dr Moss of Chicago University speaks on liquor costs, monopoly profits, and the impact on workers, families, and life expectancy.
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Frances E. Willard
Moss
Chicago University
New York Central
Black Hills Eldorado: Miners Reach Fort Laramie
A party of Black Hills prospectors led by Warren McDonald Williams and Thomas arrived at Fort Laramie after seven days walking eight miles from Hamey’s Peak. They report rich dust, potential silver and heavy gypsum deposits and aim to return with provisions and equipment. Rail fare to Cheyenne has dropped, attracting more travelers toward the Black Hills Eldorado. Ex-Confederate seats in Congress prompt alarm among loyalists, per Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Mackey Furiously Attacks State Sinking Fund Authority
The State Treasurer threatens to withhold salaries and force a bill to force funds from the sinking fund. He is said to insult the people's representatives and challenge an investigation. The note calls for disclosure of public money and the state treasury contents. Also, N. A. Phipps retires from the Corry Republican, now published by S. B. Gail & Co with Gail as editor and business manager.
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