Warren Ledger notes on 1830 election and Grant’s New York move
The Warren Ledger reports General Grant renting Jerome B. Chaffee’s residence on Fifty-second Street New York and pledges mixed views on the election, labor versus capital, and possible outcomes. It critiques claims of fraud, defends Garfield to some extent, and urges Democrats to challenge alleged illegal ballots while reflecting on public sentiment and party reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Grant
United States
Jerome B. Chaffee
Fifty-second Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
Unlawful Ballots and New York Electors Debate
A longtime editorial discusses New York election law on ballots and legality of votes. It cites strict printing rules, potential voiding of illegal ballots, and the possibility that New York could decide the presidency if Congress accepts or rejects the state’s electors amid disputes over Garfield and Hancock. It notes Oswego ward issues and the broader statewide vote tally and Garfield’s statewide majority.
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Wancock
New York
Tet Lanecock
Hancock
New York State
California
Oregon
Nevada
New Jersey
United States
Congress
Senate
Citizany
Oswego
Board of
Ue Ward
Republican State Committee
Union
Temporary Triumph of Empire in Ohio and Indiana
The Cincinnati Enquirer laments a sweeping October effect in the election, naming Grant and Conkling among victors and arguing sectionalism, Chinese cheap labor, white workingmen, centralization, and empire as triumphs. It claims the victory is not Garfield’s but a strong man’s rescue, and pledges to endure the outcome while continuing business at the old stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Carfield
Conenan
John W. Fornay
Hancock
Carfeld
General Grau
Grant
Democratic Party
Ahad
Cincinnati Enquirer
Conkling
Gameron
Logan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Wuhin
United States
The Answer of the Solid South and Other Quips
A collection of brief political notes and antiquated anecdotes referencing the Solid South and party loyalty, a Washington Post quote on voter faith, a Moscow potato anecdote, a DIY cement tip from quicklime mixed with chalk, and a Dennis Kearney farewell speech remark on the sandlots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esas
China
Dennis Kearney
Voters Bought and Sold in Connecticut Election
Norwich reports a wholesale vote buying operation by Republicans with prices from 2 to 40 dollars per vote, and even up to 50 in rare cases. Democrats equally pressed, but wealthier opponents overpowered them. Clergymen condemn the practice as officials and workers reveal coercion and intimidation across districts.
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Norwich
Conn
Tere
Lancock
West Side
Treadway Hall
Repubicans
Connecticut
Garfield
Ilis Case
Wealth of four men sparks arithmetic on riches
An exchange lists the four wealthiest figures with annual incomes and spending powers. Duke of Westminster at 4 million, Senator Jones at 5 million, Rothschild at 10 million, and J W Mackay at 18.75 million lead, with Mackay once penniless yet now owner of a vast silver mine. The piece notes potential inspiration for Irish youth and cites historical observations from Nayes and Garfield.
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Duke of Westminster
Senator Jones
Nevada
Rothschilds
J. W. Mackay
Mackay
Ireland
Man Pumps Waste Oil From Tarport Creek Dam
Bradford, November 8. Hugh Potts, after a drought of work, dammed Tuna Creek near Tarport and built a 250 barrel tank. A flood washed away ten thousand barrels of oil collected in his dam. He now holds about six thousand barrels with thousands more forming daily. Potts has earned about two thousand dollars by selling oil to Buffalo Franklin and Chicago buyers and plans steam injection to improve pumping. He prefers collecting waste oil to owning wells.
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Bradford
Hugh Potts
Tarport
Potts
Buffalo
Franklin
Chicago
Causes and failures in Indiana and New York campaign analyses
Special correspondence discusses post election blame and theories among Tilden Hancock supporters. It cites money struggles, key figures like Barnum English Cameron and Robinson, and failures in Indiana and New York including leadership and contributions shaping the outcome.
View of my IspustRian Era in Aunt s Iowa May 26 1880
A fragmented local notice praises Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure for kidney disease relief, then shifts to a collage of California millionaires' assessments, farm journal promotions, and agricultural advice. The piece blends testimonials, ads, and agricultural commentary with references to publications and pricing.
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Warner
G. W. Stim
Industrial Era
Albina
Iowa
Tam
Ean
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Warren Ledger
Pittsburgh
McRatio SkyMous
Gen. McClellan
Tilden
Gen. Hancock
Russia
W. B. Benepiut
Warren County
Benedict
Nancock
Gen. Lancock
Minu
Frupmoke
J. A. Garfield
Garfeld
Gen
Tie
Ibis
Granby
Texas
Memphis Appel
Den
Grosa
Yancock
Washington Post
Moscow
Marshall Jewels
Nayes
N. Y. Sun
Brooklyn
N. Y
Messrs. Liker & Co
Thomson
Leslie
A. W. Moncx & Co
Warren, Ia
Dr. Witther
Pitsburgh
Juulte
Mr. Potts
The
Fidelley Mutual Aid Association
Philadelphia
W Waters
A. d. Hazeltine
W. Waters
Warren Pa
A. J. Davis
Warren
Mig. Freeman
A. A. Ramsay, M. D
Buckler
Arnica Salve
A. W. Morck &Co
Terby
Mys
Gilmore's
Frangtort
Dr. Swayne & Son
Swayne
Pittsburgh Letter
Lebdar
Pirrasuren
Kelley
Olden
Thiden
Tre Lgsy
Barnuns
English
Nation Committee
Barnum
Randolph
Augustus Scholl
Dorsey
Cameron
Harry Oliver
Cameron Sprout
Nan Cameron
Mentor
Tiden
Burnin
Rovinson Gutsull
Haz Nords
Pilden
Gulso
A. A. Davis & CO
First National Bank
Wall Paper & Border
Devonest
American Book Exchange
Aw. Davis & CO
Granger, Davis & CG
Pub’s
Indianapolis
Wisconsin
Tral Railroad
Charles L. Colby
Milwaukee
Mis
P.O Vickery
Augusta, Maine
Atrted
L. Jones & GO
NASA, N
Gort
Wood
Thomas
Data and Woo
Methodist Church
Arren
Voltaic Belt Co
Marshall, Mich
Perse Brotiers
Pleasant Township
Gale
Dugan
Fouci
Bath
Loomis & McMaster
Tacol Sylinger
Noxich
Frank Leslie
Cnin- Jomue
Ule Dolar
Second St
Variety Hall
P. Bysecker
Leland Stanford
Charles Crocker
Mark Hopkins
Flood & Co
J. W. Mackiuy
Willis
James G. Fithr
J.C. Flood
P. Donahue
N. Luting
Daniel Moger
Dames Phelan
Genume JO
Orange Judd Company
Browlway
California Petroleum
SiMiman
Coast Range
Santa Cruz
Sant Barbara
Paile Coast Oil Company
Japan
Java
Australia
Mexico
Seientij Aierteen
D&c
Parmlee & Henry
A. Largt
Povotela
Iremium
Sawyer’s
Anams & Bisuer
Oni
Ade
Smith’s Coal
Third St
Episcopal Church
PVA
Maion
Williams
NELLA
Warren, Va
Detroit
Mich
Fee
Particilat
Boston
Mass
J C.bennett
Bairstow
Fisher
Lebanon
Dra
Stephens
Co Clip
Neative
P, DUFF_& SONS
Pas
Lung Pad Co
GEO. Ball
Water Street
Lonses
Sur
Warbh St Benst
Paymienta
Warren High School
MHS
the Academic School of
Warren Co
Tracher
Abenad
Princcipal
Navy
W. OM. Lindsey
A.B. Milger
Princ Pal
James N. Myers
Sillioster
Citizens’ National
Bannes
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Penn’a
Myron Waters
Robert Dennison
Caanier
P. Jounsoy
GN Pagmunn
M Waisna
F. Henry
Jamieron
V. Davis
J. KR. Gbank
GW. Scorfleld
J. H. Mitchell &Co
Yoimp General Fire, Life
B. Platte
Mes
Win Paste
Hickory Street
Warren, PA
Hertzell & Co
Proprietura of the
Liberty Street
Second
Second Jr
Warran
Suil
Ww. Co. Rowland, Hickory &J
School House
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