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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1875

Page

2

Democratic Convention Boosts County Ticket and Reform

The county Democratic gathering praised Capt. Paggart as chairman and backed Dwight W. Buell for Register and Recorder and Charles Dinsmoor for District Attorney. Darius Mead and James B. Jennings were named as auditors candidates, with Golson C. James and J. W. Ross for the remaining posts. The piece emphasizes reform, temperance support, and a bid for cross-party votes amid countywide changes.

Capt. Paggart Register Recorder Dwight W. Buell Sugar Grove Buell Capt Alexander Charles Dinsmoor Warren Tie Fic Lis Darius Mead Hay Youngsville James B. Jennings Besx Tidioute Jennings Mead Commissioners’ Office Golson C. James J. W. Ross Pittsfield

Impossible to defeat Pershing Says Philadelphia Times

The Philadelphia Times mocks Judge Pershing for not resigning and accepting stamps to advocate his election while noting the race against Hartranft is unequal in Pershing’s favor. It claims Pershing cannot be defeated. A Western state has produced only defaulters among Radical state treasurers since admission, all of them white.

the Mail Morris RE. Cowan R. Audley Browne Court House The Phildelphia Times Judge Pershing Pershing Hartranft Warren Mail Wartranft Browne Republican Party Martranft Gen. Allen Williamsport Willamsport Tyou Lepart Sam E. Cowan Treasury Col. Curtis Erie Financial Congress Biaial Party Radical Party Old Hickory United States Bank United States Riadical IL Davis Warren Hull Swid Hig Commonwealth U Orphan’s Court Wirren County Warren County Sail Youngouille Lehi B.S. Wade Elk Laningberry Mead Alson Stogers Pleasant Court Mouse Wraren Sheiiwid A. IL. Taunes Pine Grove John Russell Freshold Lottsville Columbus Geo Cady Brokenstirn Youngsville John Siggins Spring Creek School House Deertiald Bhaw’s Tidioute Kinane Sterling Green Lunestone Averill South West Enterprise Kkrived Banford Glade Gadeairy Sugar Grove Sugar Hove Corydon Pittsfield J. L. Acocks Cherry Grove J. Farnsworth Commonwealth Ste.l Senate House of Representatives Pennsylvania General Assembly Inbelaal Daveon Usted Oliver Ageng United Stattes Eiby Inspecta7 Sulel Het Eleetion Vaney Aboresaiad Dlistriet Wiurren Noveapur Court of Common Pleas Lord Ang Davis Sherifl

Tax Bill Criticized as Bank Stock Exemption Fails Farmers

A Harrisburg Telegraph-quoted critique denounces Act No. 69 of 1866. It argues a one per cent tax on bank stock shifts burdens to farmers and laborers, exempts railroad and canal concerns, and decries real estate exemptions. The piece accuses lawmakers of deception and urges a fair tax on all property.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Republican Party United States Daly Sal Warren County Judge Pershing

Goyartrantz Leads Parade Tour Across Country

Goyartrantz spirals through multiple military parades at the direction of his subordinates, extending the reach of the command and showcasing display events nationwide.

Goyartrantz

Political Notes on Gubernatorial and Dem Leader Reactions

The piece notes Iartranft Republicans’ loud activity against Browne and Pershing while Grant’s long speech draws critique. Democrats parade three miles in Philadelphia and Curtin campaigns in Ohio. Postmaster Jewell urges choosing capable men, preferring Democrats over bad Republicans. Carl Schurtz is hired to win German votes in Ohio but risks German independence on gold versus national interest.

Grant R. Audley Browne Mr. Wolfe Alwas Browne Pershing Philadelphia Broad St Times Andrew G. Curtin Ohio Carl Schurtz Ile

Ohio political brief from Cincinnati Inquirer hints at strong Allen support

The Cincinnati Inquirer briefs urge Democrats in Ohio to energy, claim William Allen will win by at least 30,000, recount attacks on Republicans, note taxes and labor impacts, and expose alleged misconduct in Williamsport and local politics, with references to Warren Mail, Curtis, and Cassius M. Clay.

Cincinnati Inquirer Ohio William Allen Ubon Cassins Clay Olu Kentucky Carl Lehure Congress Republican Congress New York Cassius M. Clay The Cincinnati Enquirer

Corn crop ripens slowly with strong state yields list

Washington report notes corn may greatly exceed prior crops if ripened fully. It cites late maturing by one to two weeks and generally higher crop condition with state averages ranging from 60 to 160. The piece then attacks party policies on currency and banks, contrasting Democratic and Radical views and calling for policy scrutiny.

Washington, D. C Department of Agriculture Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Texas Arkansas Tennessee West Virginia Kentucky Michigan Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska California Oregon

Ancient Human Remains Found At Texas Well Site

A correspondent reports eight miles from Attantsville Texas that digging a well to thirty six feet uncovered iron bones in yellow dry dust. The bed extended twenty feet with bones at intervals, then quicksand below. A second bore about eighty yards away yielded similar results including a thigh bone a breast bone a jaw bone and a complete foot. Fragments of broken ware were also found and the site sits on a hill 400 to 500 feet above sea level. Whence and age of the deposit remain questions.

Attantsville Texas Scientific American

Strange discovery resembling Cardiff giant found in Kimball area

In St Clair county Michigan, two Kimball men while stone hunting uncovered a gravel bed relic resembling a petrified child. They and a crowd described a lifelike face and body parts in a mass of gravel, with coral and shells nearby, prompting questions about a possible Cardiff giant link.

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Fatness Phenomenon Attracts Attention At Convention

A convention scene in Ohio features a 12 year old girl weighing 27 pounds amid a crowd of fat men. She is treated with care, parents consent to participation without pay, and the men use small gifts as a token to remember her by. Separate notes mention a potato crop in Tioga and Tennie Q Claflin preparing for The Lady of Lyons in New York.

Association Natura Troy Township Wood County Ohio Elizabeth Cutchen Tioga Tennie Q. Claflin Pauline Lady of Lyons Grand Opera House New York Erie Mac

Chicago wedding guests bombarded by hoodlums with beer demand

In Chicago a wedding was disrupted by a roaming group who demanded beer or money after a noisy charm. When ignored they attacked, were repelled by the bride’s father who fired a revolver, scattering the assailants and injuring one carried off on a shutter. In Schuylkill county many Republicans oppose a contraction measure and plan to vote Democratic.

Chicago Pottsville Schuylkill County

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