Long year in politics noted in Warren Ledger 1877
The Warren Ledger reports on large financial figures for savings banks, rising church wealth, and notes a broad mix of political observations. It cites Governor Hartranft and Judge Sterrett discussions, the Greenback-Labor vote, and Democratic strength, with commentary on party dynamics and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lartranft
Sterrett
Dlankey
Venango County
Supreme Court
Gvood Dudge
Hartranft
Pittsburgh
Supreme Bench
Greenback-Labor Combination Party
Patriot
Greenback Labor Movement
Greenback-Labor Party
Merifi
Court of Common Pleas
Wirren County
Warren
Borough
County of
Pennsylvania
P. Falconer
Caleb Weatherby
Rachel Weatherby
J. N. Lehnar
A. M. Johnson
Limestone
Soid County
Limestone Township
Kingua
Pleasant
Sail County
Arren Sayings Bank
Ilenry Brace
Heriff
Warren Co
Columbus
Elderkin
Jones Smith
Matthew Heardsley
Jones
Nathaniel Aldrich
Aken
George W. Vermilya
Lovina Ermilya
Daniel H. Cady
Harrison S Ayer
Ellen M. Ayer
Slurtson
Ayer
Ken Cady
Elza Cady
Ahee Church
Henry Brace
Sherift
Shenzitt
The Rise and Fall of Radicalism in Pennsylvania Politics
A critical opinion piece rails against the Radical Republican era, condemning Grant administration crimes and party infamy. It argues the campaign against reform was driven by centralizing power, corporate money, and personal ambition, ending with the voters’ repudiation and the official returns showing Democrats rising in key offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Pittsburgh Post
Vetern
Washington
Republican Congress
Grant
Our Republic
United States
Camerons
Conklings
Kelloggs
Conkling
New York
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Johnson
New Jersey
Watterson on Hayes Policy and Southern Politics
The Tribune quotes Henry Watterson saying Hayes’s visit has no effect on Southern parties, the South will back the president against extremists, and vote Democratic while Isis policy restores confidence and responsibility. Old Whigs are dead. He predicts three tickets with a Democratic win and a Republican consolidation around Grant, plus talks of Southern economic projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Henry Watterson
Hayes
Grant
Molly
Pacific
Seaboard
Washington Society under the Hayes administration
Special Correspondence reports a social shift in Washington as the Hayes administration replaces Grant era excess with a plain, devout White House. It contrasts hospitality, manners, and public amusements, noting tighter social control and fewer lavish entertainments, while detailing responses of Mrs Hayes and attitudes toward theatre and society. It highlights changes in officials, crime scandals, and public decorum during the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Washington
Grant
Hayes
General Grant
Eclat
Trayes
Robeson
White House
Ulysses Grant, Jr
Senate reporters clash with Senators over coverage
Louisville Courier notes how a Senate reporter recalls clashes over what to print during debates. He describes press fights with Stewart of Nevada, editorial pushback on omitting personalities, and the struggle to balance news value with partisan visibility in New York papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Globe-Democrat
New York Associated Press
Mr. Stewart
Nevada
Ben Wade
Andy Johnson
Reverdy Johnson
Maryland
New York
Stewart
Wade
Johnson
New York Herald
Senate
Associated Press
Hudson
The
Herald
John Russell Young
Tribune
Fessenden
Sumner
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Warren Ledger
Longfellow
Edith
R. H. Dana
R. H. Dana, Jr
Boston
Tilden
Mary Anderson
House
Church of England
Greenbackers
Ben Ingersoll
Berlin
Gen. Grant
Ty House of Representatives
the Mail
Vanderbilt
Linsley
Commodore
Stig
State Department
Washington County
Trunkey
Republian
Noyes
Schell
Democrat
Passmore
Emerson
Greenback
Li Baker
Prohibition
Wall Street
Sie Washington Society
Old
Snd
New ‘Dynasty
Tom
Alexander Sayres
Philadelphia
Variety Hall
Hazeltine & CO
Warren, PA
Congressional
Congress
Louisville Courier
New York State
California
Colorado
Eorge H. Leonhart
Carver House
Panovls Witt
Roscoe Hall
Bill
Scout and Guide
Welle Morlachi
Elk
Jos. Bruce
Dan. Dubois
Harry Mainhall
Commedian
George G. Davenport
Scouts of the
Piaing
WS Reservar Seals
Wella & Noyes
George H. Seller
Genere
John M. Martin
Anoyss
Harvey U. Martin
Scientific American
Yexhe Scientific American
Enim
Ene
Scrvice
Spd
MUNN
Ark Row
AK Si
Naine AnCreLn
Mesars
Munn & Cesare
Munn & CO
Park Row
Cor
7Th Sts
Santoro
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Ciroles
Sanford
Henry Wells
Or Wellls
Farco & Co
Hougnton
Waitna
Masa
D. W. Gray
Muscatine
Towa
Bowen
Louis
W. Armstrong
Stabrison Ave
Sanroup
B.D. Daldwin & CO
Wasmincren, Inn
Samrony
Seth J. Thomas
Lsg
Justice of the Peace
George F. Dinsmore
Drvaarst
Collins
L. A. Ristet
Cynthiania
Ind
Loretta M. Cross
Bartston Bro
Canadas
AS & Potter, Provorietors
Mass
Gherife
Warren County
Glade
State of
Conewango Creek
Schweitzer
Ublis
Jine
Senweitzer
G. W W. Cottrel
B. Nesmith
Francis Hook
Sherif *S
Garriff
Mead Township
Diantha Billings
Henry C. Tsilings
Wray M. Barber
Madison Vedder
Henry Braue
Court House
P.u
Columbus Township
Pennsylvae
Raymond Worth
Jaml
L. Smith
Wm. Brown
B. Fraxter
Smith
Raymond
Hind
George Ripley
B. A. Dewey
Thomas Clemons
Borough of
Dune Stacy
Noc Terrill
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
Paul Company
Benjamin Dean
Coffer Creek
Sane
Colter Creek
John Dewey
June &, Ibd
Main Street
A. Daly
Ponton Main
D. A. Dewey
George Crady
Pat Colot
Brechel Township
Jones South
N. Yates
Deeens
Henry Grach
Sheriff’s Office
Youme
Thenry Brace
Ase Scott
Conewango
John Williams
Corydon
M. W. Kennedy
Barough
O. H. Noyes
Mary J. Holmes
Mildred
Lyle
Fablic
Fennsylvania
Lesshunoost
Parmlee & Honky
Hazeltine & Davis
Creap
Allen Block
Liberty Ste
Wakrer
Dpa
Old Exchange
J. Lenz
Tin
Penn’a
JAS. Clark, Jr. & CO
Rapris
Bracke
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