Political reflections and figures in mid-19th century Pennsylvania
A dense column discusses political actors in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania including Grant Blaine and Camerons influence. It notes electors, congressmen, and a long roster of names while critiquing party patronage and the state of the Republican party. It also reports the death of ANN RANDALL and comments on the Philadelphia and Reading railroad collapse and broader economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Cameron
Pennsylvania
Camerons
Terrible Southern Pacific wreck near Santa Cruz
A severe railroad disaster on the Southern Vaciflc Railroad near Santa Cruz in California left a dozen or more dead and many injured after an excursion train ran too fast around a sharp curve and jumped the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Santa Cruz
Not Wanted Election Reform Sparks Senate Clash
The free and fair election reform bill faces Republican delay in the Senate. Opponents resist federal election supervision and a bipartisan plan for counting electoral votes, prompting criticism of party allegiance over principle and states rights. The piece argues Republican leaders seek to block fair elections and honest vote tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starrisburg
Congress
Bayard
United States
Senate
Morgan
Edmunds
Vermont
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Thaddeus Stevens
Creorge
Conklings
Claines
Logans
Who is Responsible The Philadelphia Press on congressional delay
The Philadelphia Press argues that Democratic Congress failed to fund federal courts in the east, Iowa, and across the country. It claims President Hayes vetoed an appropriation bill that funded courts and deputy marshals, preventing bipartisan appointments and left the courts effectively shut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Iowa
New York
Ahle
Bo Sanes
Giem
Democratic Congress
United States
Republican Party
Liu
Congress
Hayes
Y. Sun
Browning and Davis Exchange Public Inquiries on Union Policy
Washington May 23 correspondence between ex treasury secretary Browning and Senator Davis of Illinois is published. Browning asks for views on peace centralization corruption civil service and tariffs while Davis replies with cautious assurances and outlines positions on constitutional limits, government powers, and reform. Davis affirms support for a candidate who will advance this policy line and notes ongoing political uncertainty after the Chicago Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Q O. H. Browning
Secretary of the Treasury
David Davis
Ilinois
Browning
Davis
Congress
Washington
Illinois
Lincoln
Fnally
Republic
Republican Party
Union
Pim
United States
Executive
C. H. Brownie
Quincy
Tragic West New York Murderer Haunts the Mind
In Charlotte Chautauqua county Martin Battles killed rival Cornelius Zunch over a girl in the family where they worked. Convicted of first degree murder under a then recent law offering one year then hanging. After release when the law was struck down he reenlisted, served, returned home, and now is in an insane asylum haunted by the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Chautauqua County
Martin Battles
Cornelius Zunch
Battles
New York
Auburn
London Hair Color Restorer Claims Thrilling Results
An advertisement extols London Hair Color Restorer as a superior hair treatment. It promises to reverse gray hair, thicken thinning locks, and stop dandruff while avoiding staining. Sold by druggists at 75 cents a bottle with six for four dollars, from United States depot at 330 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Principle Depot
United States
North Sixth St
Philadelphia
Jefferson county Republi cans nominate White for Congress
Jefferson county Republicans held their convention with General Harry White nominated for Congress by acclamation and McKnight chosen for Senator. Blaine resolutions passed and delegates instructed to vote for Blaine in Chicago. The article also notes rail line fencing costs and various local mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooxville
Jefferson County
Harry White
Congress
McKnight
Blaine
Chicago
Electro-Voltaic Belts Advertised by Voltaic Belt Co
The Voltaic Belt Co of Marshall Michigan advertises celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts with a thirty day trial and guaranteed speed. Also promotes Dr. Whittier of Pineysh pa as leading specialist in chronic diseases blood disorders and nervous prostration with his card and writings featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Voltaic Belt Co
Marshall, Mich
Geo. Ball & Go
Geo. Ball & Co.’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Ledger
Hiiday
Sulprume
Gheorghe A. Jenks
Jefferson Co
Robt PL Dechert
Robert Monagan
W. IL Playford
Congressional
John Siivina
Medward A. Pre
John M. Campbell
Gillis Catlet
John M. Mofit
Badwin Walton
Nathan C. James
George Wilb
Jamies G. McSparren
Dr. Aik J. Martin
Aanam
Frank Tio
D. Birmingham
Les HB. Davis
George A. Post
A. M. Benton
J. 1
Linton
John
Miller
Saxton
CO. N. Bowers
S. A. Z, Buchanan
Christopher Magee
Robert M. Gibson Ullord
Samuel Griffith
J. Boss Bampion
Tur
Lukimpious Ingersoll
Booth
Cod
Winton
Robert Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglass
Grant
Springfield
Lil
Napoleon Bonaparte
George Washington
On City
Slayes
Layes
Mars
Ann Randall
Josiah Randall
Samuel Randall
National House of Representatives
Germantown
Speaker Randall
National Committee of Colored Republicans
Mississippi
Bruce
Ting
Quay
Tou New Yok Times
Cincinnati
Tts
Philadelphia and Jreading Railroad Company
Reading
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Mason Joan Woovcoen
Neiltown
Forest County
Denny Winnney
Andover Seminary
Yale
Con
Vavio
Wanxcock
U. 4
S. A
Harrisburg
Tie
Hancock
West Point
7Th
U. 3. Infantry
U74
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
U.S. Aa
Ma. Vexry Watson
Mr. Tilden
Ile
Parby
Dayvld Davis
Dix
Brown
Georgia
Gordon
John Sherman
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Allegany Democrat
Wm. Duke
Carrie
Net
Pat Woods
Marion
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Leis
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Peter Grub
Cornwall
Grub
Supreme Court
Mr. Maynard
Tennessee
Kentucky
Judge Key
Aaron W. Brown
Buchanan
Cave Johnson
Volk
Wm. T. Barry
Amos Kendall
Jackson
Kendall
van Buren
Charles A. Wickliffe
Harrison
Gov. Denison
John McLean
John Quincy Adams
Monroe
R. J. Meigs
Madison
Alleghenies
Fhlelloy Mutual Aid Association
W. Waters
Warren County
Hasentiniy
W. Warens
Warren Pa
Broor.In
Messrs. Liker &Co
Mary E. Trourser
Lestie
Rankin
Harvey
Green
Bartine
John J, McChesney
HE. W. Nell
Ordenance
Bett
Warren
Poplar 81
Phod
Fligh Streets
Water Street
Market
Short Streets
Shorts Street
Water Streets
Third Street
Mast
Water
Kagé
Bhoré
Town Council
Burgess and Pown Council
Allen
Burgess
Geo. D. Cornelius
Corborough
Werren
Boright
É.o Hocewall
Aan Horough
Lown Council
Jis
Aldusin
J C.bennett
Tle
Neuharts Block
Exchange
McNett's Furniture Fpstablishment
Winren
WM. Borne
Lostetters
Losietler
Auditors Report
Pleasant
Asia
Balanco Dus
Chrian
Joseph Sheaiel
Messenger Publishing Co
Lewisburg
E.G. West
Mili
Jolin G, West & CO
ISL & 183
W. Mill St
Noyes
Ronnies
Union Army
Eirentur
Pearsons
Beslin & CO
I ‘A
O'Tice
Legistar
Orplhian
Fune
WL. Grandin
Julia
Parnidis
Charles G.fagundis
Warner Petry
Daniel Mecue
New McGue
Woo. M. Irvine
John L. Metraw
Dt. J. Miller
Win
J. AL
Robert Miller
GW. Kimngal
Register
Oelock
Wits Holel
Frank Metzger
Warren Bormigh
Qos
Darrison
Rasseullahbare
Mary A. Hadidy
Tiefaute
Charles Shill
Sheincll
Daeok Wiggins
Sugar Grove
Hill
Garland
Obas
Chimberlin
N.E. Acocks
Pittisford
N.N. Hauchett
Tidioute
David Wigging
Triumph
A. W. Mew
WW. P. Shaw
George A. Vanier
Enterprise Village
Bayeng Jlouse
Fred
Bultzinger
Charles Schaving
Wivrran
Clark
Wroth’ 1
J. Tlv Lngsyon
M. D
Superior Street
Ape Bly Loledo
Nellin
George W. Coggswe
James I. Phomas, Paonancrignt
Warren Cainty
Divorch
Subpana
James LI
Thomas
Caurb
Cort Jlouse
Theo
Chase
Sherif
Sis
J. Iss
Lewis
John Culbertson
M. Wardwell
Predurick Newark
Hie
Philo JL. Weaver
Jacey & Lali
Eyans
Dues Parshiall
Benjamin Goran
Saine
J. L. Acomb
M. Leanhart
John K. Scott
Lester Kinsman
Joseph Wilson
Was. Lovitt
L. G. Wool
A. L. Livermore
Ohn Gunebad
George Pucker
O DP. Downey
B. “Wiley
Joseph M. Wasuve
Brnancis
J.A. Whible
Proth’y
Div
Dkay
Oadé.ly R. EB
Sellers & Co
Pittsburgh
Waters
Carver House
Mas
Waterbury Watch
S.W7
Janis
Warren, Pa
Naiba
Gost
Tparinilee & Henry
Moses
Kinima
Nat
Thusland
Bunker
Ohl
Dilly
Hia
Auan
Essie
Ledtles
Nother
Hessie
Chaylie
Shere
Tor
Willie
Old Village
Muu
Annia Lawtiec
Bherman
Gir Sea
James Rolgers
Ned Ba
Nellie Uray
Ben Balt
Sadie Thay
GEO. Ball & CO
DALES
Merchant Tailors
Suspension Bridge
Warren Planing & Saw Mills
JRS. Clark, Jr. & CO
Wells & Noyes
Armstrong’& McKelvy
Kayetone
Wereren
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!