Nominated figures and war news stir 19th century politics
The piece notes Hanson as a major owner linked to Grant era allies Robeson and Clapp and discusses 1880 presidential prospects. It references Pershing and Sayes prior elections, plus a warning on Russian war losses at Pleven. A cattle plague spreads in Fulton and Central Chaos, alarming cattle raisers. Democratic committee gathers in Warren Oct 9 to form vigilance groups.
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Fulton
West
Democratic County Committee
Ledger
Warren
D. W. C. James
Wankken
New York Republican Convention Ends in Disarray and Defection
The New York State Convention at Rochester collapses into infighting led by Conkling against Curtis with Curtis and Hayes criticized. Delegates desert after a day of clashes, leaving only about 110 who back the nominated ticket. The piece portrays a deflated, fraud-tainted Republican Party and a foreseeably Democratic fall election.
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St Nator
Vastenow
Mayes
Eric Gazette
New York Republicans
New York State
Hayes
Geo. Wilian Curtis
Conkling
Rochester
Senator Conkling
Curtis
Harper’s Weekly
Nast
New York
Providence
Sheffield
Radeker
National Loans and resumption debate outlined
A synthesis of the Friday treasury consultation on the 44 and 4 per cent loans, with $200 million total and $15 million for resumption. Details on maturity calls from October to November and the impact on interest, plus arguments favoring greenbacks and currency reform to reduce gold interest. Also notes about partisan politics and a local election slate in Pennsylvania.
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Secretary of the Treasury
France
Great Britain
Patteburgh
Fidelity Savings Bank
Chicago
Post
United States
United States Treasury
H. B. Foxburg
Democratic State Convention Nomination for State Treasurer
A Westport letter dated September 26, 1877, from Amos C. Neves accepting a Democratic nomination for State Treasurer, pledging independence and full disclosure of Treasury records, urging protection of corporate interests for the common good, and addressing public concerns about past administration. The notice continues with Judge Trunkey’s Pennsylvania Supreme Court nomination, accepting the honor and stressing justice, legal interpretation, and faithful service, signed by Joan Trunseery and committee.
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Westport
Amos C. NevEs
Dillinger
William W. Ker
A. Cosgrove
Edward
Reilly
James B. Reilly
Trunkey
Franklin
Messrs
Wm. W. Ker
Sylvester A. Cosgrove
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Joan Truneery
Insane Workhouse Chief and Copper Strike Update
The article notes Superintendent Cordier of the Workhouse is considered the ablest, now said to be insane, with riot fears linked to inmates seeking liberty. It also reports the copper strike ending with production at 20 cents per barrel, up from 14, amid hopeful conditions for workers and continued colonization schemes and land purchases in Michigan.
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Cordier
Presen
Philadelphia
Michigan
Egypt
Morris
Glade
Conewango
Elk
Hatch’ Run
J. D. James
Scott
Snyder
Quaker Hill
Naarte
Glade City
Indian Hollow
David Beatty
Blakeslee
Glade Run
G. C. Ervine
Jacob Reig
Old Bridge
Francie ‘Hook
James Roy
Letter From Corydon to Corydon Pennsylvanian 1877
Corydon Pa September 20 1877 by S B M describes autumn river scenery and stained windows of colors in the landscape. Reports a Cornplanter band concert, a house nearing completion, typhoid illness of Horace Knapp, a barn fire blamed on an incendiary, and news Mrs H L Chamberlain of Cuba plans to visit with millinery items October 5.
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Eorror
Italy
Johnson
Happy Valley
Horace Knapp
Beten
N. Crooks
Ledger
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Warrhy Academyt
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