Democratic State Convention Set by Aid Meeting
The Warren Ledger notes an Aid Meeting of the Democratic State Committee held in Harrisburg on March 4, 1875. It adopts a resolution that the next Democratic State Convention will nominate candidates for Governor and Treasurer and will be held on a date in May 1875 at Harrisburg with delegates apportioned by the Senate and House members. The chairman, Joan Miller, presides over the proceedings.
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Democratic State Committee
Harrisburg
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Paon
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Neual
Rmember
Senate
House of
Rep
Joan Miller
Wench Yuye
Ves
Burgess and Toawn Council
Borough of
Warren
Fifth Street
Water Street
Hickory Street
East Street
Sixth Street
Borough Line
Inter No. 19
Short Street
Market Street
Burgess and Town Council
A. D. Ass
B. Eldred
Burgess, Artest
Burus P. Kine
The
Orphan's Court
Warren County
Pennsylvania
William Langley
Garland
Pittsfield Township
State of
Gustavus Cox
Mainetrest
Railroad Street
Andrews
Ehm
Pittsfield
Spring Creek
John McKinney
Gale
Mansun
Orricn
Wrerenn
Paenn'a
Prrrascren
A. D
B.A. Shaw
Revere House
B. Woodgott
Hag
A. B
Joan Jae
U.S
An Massenger
Heriff
Court of Common Pleas
Tome Directeu
Lee
Pleasant
Warren and Gintey
Robert Thompson
Emery Dailey
Andsol Emery Skuley
Odn Greander
Jeange Dubin Young
Thareon
Theron Dailey
Brown W& Struthers
TE Davis
Sheriff's Office
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Wessife
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Iren
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Freehold
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Conan
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MaGrew Oi Company
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Conetang
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Innis
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Janes AD
Stuart
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Death of Gen Breckenridge in Lexington
Lexington dispatch reports Gen John Breckenridge died in Lexington May 1 in his city residence from liver abscess and consumption. He had a quiet end after opiate relief, was visited by Dr Louis A Layne who reported improving discharge from a surgical wound, then declined rapidly at 8 pm and died at 6:15 pm. He remained conscious until moments before death. No last words, funeral to be modest Wednesday at 8 o clock with family present. The community mourns a man esteemed for bravery and modesty.
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John , Breckenridge
Louis A. Layne
N. Y
Des, Layne
Gross
J. Breck
Gen
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Can We Afford It Any Longer
The New York Tribune asks readers to consider Canal frauds Credit Mobilier Jaye and Sanborn Indian Ring and customs leprosy within the Internal Revenue service. It warns treasury losses from silk smugglers and whiskey binge pale beside deeper corruption. Moral conflagrations threaten institutions foreign scorn and citizen unease about the nation's future.
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Alabama carpet-bagger claims spark Senate probe
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Great Expectations at State Convention in Lancaster
The Philadelphia Commonwealth reports that the State Convention in Lancaster is seen as a chance to endorse Grant and attack opponents. It suggests expected outcomes include political maneuvers, dismissals, term debates, and the shaping of party fortunes amid fraud and industrial concerns.
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Loyalty
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Lancaster City
Indorse Grant
Pieripont
Armstrong
Douglass
Belano
Hartranft
Cameron
Mackey
Lyndon Williams
Bandit Sheridan
Butler
Kelley
Lancaster
Blaine, Schurz
Wm. B. Mann
Phila
Commonwealth
County salaries and political sniping over state funds
The piece critiques county superintendent salaries drawn from the State Treasury, comparing Lycoming and Warren, and notes pressure to raise Prof. Miller’s pay. It then pivots to a long discussion of the Beecher Tilton trial and a digression on whisky frauds under Republican rule, finishing with a mock calculation of Republican peculation.
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Lycoming
McKean
Warren
Ehe
Trazette
Capt. Taggart
Miller
Apology for Judge Scofield and Political Commentary
A critique of Judge Scofield cites his self styled advisers as a burden on his career while praising his abilities as a statesman. It notes Democratic talk of nominating Col James P Barr for Governor and his party loyalty amid Allegheny’s large Republican majority. The piece also mentions Rev Thomas Beecher hosting a dancing party with prayer and a fruit growers convention joke about an oak’s ailment.
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Pittsburg
Barr
Allegheny
West
Philadelphia Times
Ring of corruption in Grant era exposed and condemned
An exposé argues the White House protected a national ring of revenue, interior, and defense officials who colluded to plunder tax revenue through illicit whiskey and other schemes. It condemns President Grant’s suspected shielding of Bristow aides, and names multiple Rings tied to government agencies. The piece calls for radical change.
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Internal Revenue
Worning
Washington
Mr. Bristow
Coun
Congress
Treasury Department
Bristow
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Flo
Delano
Smith
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Navy
White House
A Brooklyn View of the Beecher Case
The Brooklyn Eagle reports Tilton charges Beecher with criminal intimacy with Mrs Tilton seeking damages. The defense questions timing and specifics of the alleged affair, noting missing confession and debates over law and public morals while detailing witness statements and the case timeline through 1870 1871.
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The
Brooklyn Eagle
Tilton
Mr. Beecher
McCue
Mr. Tilton
Beecher
Cage
Moulton
Hay
Case Admits Persisting Denial in Four-Year Dispute
Testimony closed yesterday in the long dispute as both sides argued over persistent denials spanning four years. The case remained at the same stance as when it opened, with witnesses重复.
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Dutchman seeks to reach town, spends night with farmer
A Minnesota Dutch traveler driven at night into a slough asks to stay with a farmer. He refuses to sleep near the farmer's children and ends up sleeping with the farmer. In the morning he recounts a misdirected encounter with two young women, a comment on their ages and ownership, in a quirky anecdote. The page mixes miscellaneous topics and light quips from various journals and speakers.
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Anaka County
Minnesota
Sauk
Bodderation Shiltren
N. Y
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for Nervous Debility and Sea Sickness
The piece extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal tonic and alterative. It claims it relieves nervous tension from overwork and anxiety, restores vigor, and aids the aged. It also asserts efficacy against seasickness and promotes purification of the system via powerful plant-based ingredients.
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