Democratic County Committee Members Named and Ohio Results Reported
The piece lists Pemcratic County Committee members including Geo N Parmlee and Peter McKinney, notes Hayes’s governor win in Ohio by a small margin, and urges Republicans in Pennsylvania to stay steadfast. It condemns fraud and foreign help, asserts reform in state government, and calls for honest effort regardless of other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Hayes
Allen
Tlayes
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pershing
Didlet
Trac
Providence
Real Estate Tax Debate and Democratic County Committee Rise
The piece criticizes Republican real estate tax claims in Pennsylvania and notes increased debt interest after tax changes. It questions land purchases, cites reports on land openings and Custer era actions, and ends urging the Democratic County Committee to organize a vigorous local campaign to win Warren County and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Democratic County Committee
Prich
Warren County
County Commissioners face reform as calls for integrity rise
A lengthy letter argues that county commissioners control vast funds and corruption persists across counties. It cites past cases involving misused funds, missing vouchers, and ring influence, urging thorough electoral reform and exposure to deter future graft. It notes prior officials like Babcock Mead Baxter Cornelius and ongoing calls for accountability. Moody the revivalist shifts plans to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pershing's War Record and Soldier Voting Controversy
The piece attacks Republican campaigns about Judge Pershing and Pennsylvania soldiers voting while in service. It outlines historical voting rights since 1817, notes Mexican and Civil War votes, and claims Pershing consistently supported a constitutional amendment allowing field voting. It accuses a Harrisburg editor of spreading lies and urges readers to seek the full truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Pershing
Pennsylvania
Scott
Mexico
Washington
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
James ‘Thompson
State Senate
Ivorbirds
Pershing
Jfail
Harrisburg
Jmail
From Heart's Content Mr Mornnis and the Dems
The Youngsville Press contests temperance rhetoric and Democratic Convention coverage. It questions claims that Robert Audley Brown was hired by Democrats to oppose Startranft and ridicules the Mail for soft reporting. The letter criticizes diluted newspaper temperance writing and calls for stronger commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mornnis
Robert Audley Brown
Startranft
dAaditor
Wirren
W. Rows
Pittsfield
Mail
the Mail
Youngsville Press
School Authority Opinion in The Sun Calls For Reform
A New York Sun writer argues for repealing laws against corporal punishment in schools. He says current prohibitions breed disobedience and parental neglect. boys learn respect only if authority is enforced at school. He laments that defiant students are treated as heroes and teachers lose control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y. Sun
Legislative Reunion Pre-1850 Legislators Gather in Harrisburg
The second reunion of pre-1850 Legislature members will meet in Harrisburg on November 10. Survivors listed include Elijah Babbitt, Carlton B. Curtis, Joseph S. M. Sterrett, M. B. Lowry, Gideon J. Ball, Haig Jusette. Four Warren County veterans remain living: Josiah Hall, Gen. J. James, and Hon. Rasselas Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Elijah Babbitt
Carlton B. Curtis
Joseph SL. Sterrett
Senate
M. B. Lowry
R.iste
Gideon J. Ball
Haig Jusette
Warren County
Josiah Hall
J.¥. James
Rasselas Brown
Local claims of Williamsport Grange incident debunked
Serine Creek correspondent denies New York papers charges against Hon. Victor E. Pioi let as false. Letters defend the school funding measure while noting political attempts to deter the education reform. Attorney General Samuel C. Deminick dies Monday night of pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnis
New York
Zhoes
Eric Cezelle
Victor E. Pioilet
State Grange
Williamsport
Stilff
Samuel C. Deminick
Temperance Convention to Convene in Centreville
The sixteenth regular session of the Northwestern District Convention for Lodges in Erie Warren Crawford Venango Mercer and Forest Counties will meet in Centreville on Tuesday October 29 at 1 o'clock. Officers for the new year will be elected and delegates from each Lodge are urged to attend. The report also notes local Republican politics and various national items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICOT
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Venango
Mercer
Forest
Centreville
Dartt
Bradford County
Gail
10 Faith
Pope and Charity
Paylor
W.O
T Y
Parrun
Republican liquor plank shown as nonbinding in Philadelphia platform
A temperance critique cites Herman Raster on the national platform’s 16th resolution and argues that Republicans still support liquor rights. Letters from Ilan Raster discuss disallowing prohibitory laws, while Massachusetts and Michigan move to loosen liquor controls and Rhode Island backs a liquor-friendly governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Sis
Herman Raster
J. M. Miller
Portsmouth
Michigan
D. WM. Miller
Philadelphia
Ileratan Raster
Raster
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Ohio
Secret of Washington real estate pool exposed in court
Trustee of Jay Cooke & Co. estate withdrew a suit over Henry D. Cooke’s $25 000 subscription to a Washington real estate pool linked to district improvements. The case promised names of pool members but was settled for $40 000, with secrecy likely to endure unless another congressional inquiry succeeds. Stock report items follow from De Haven Townsend brokers in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TI. D. Cooke
Jay Cook & Co
Henry D. Cook
Congressional Committee
de Haven & Townsend
South Third Street
Philadelphia
U.S
New
Pennsylvania
PHU & Itealing
Lelagh Valley
Navigation Co
United Companies of
Nid
Sithey
Aulea
The Great Anti Periodic Stomach Bitters Claim
The text touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal anti malarial remedy and preventive. It argues the product protects against miasma and fevers, cures or prevents associated ailments like neuralgia rheumatism gout headaches and stomach disorders, and contrasts it with quinine and other harsh treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houth
Orig
Ilostetter
Marital Bids in Eldred and Youngsville
Notices of four 19th century marriages recorded in Eldred Warren County and Youngsville show Green to Brown in Crawford County connections, Goodwall to Boyd in Crawford links, and Morley to Mead in Youngsville with details of ceremony locations and officiants.
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John &. Moulthy
J. P
Albert ¥. Goodwall
Brawford Co
Ellen Boyd
Hldred
Mead—Morley
Youngsville
J. Mead
Gibson PB. Meni
Biss Adie
Morley
Warren County Election Notice Issued by Sheriff Davis
By authority of an act of the General Assembly Warren County is notified that a General Election will be held on the first Tuesday of November 1875 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at各 districts. Voters will elect Governor State Treasurer Register and Recorder Commissioners District Attorney Auditors and other county officers. The notice lists polling places for Warren Youngsville Columbiana Tidbit Columbiana Conewango Elk Mews Pleasant Sheffield Pine Grove Freehold Columbus Brokenshaw Spring Creek Deerfield Kingman Limestone South West Enterprise Eldred Glade Sugar Grove Corydon Pittfield Cherry Grove Farmington and other districts with rules for voting and inspector duties.
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Board of County Commissioners
Nazareth
Henry Babcock
Rouse Estate
Babcock
Coleagues
Nelson Mead
Mead
Baxter
Co. O. Cornelius
Rouse
Goth
W Wunkas
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Thia Commonwealth
H. Davis
Wriven
Warren County
Orphan's Court
Act of Assembly
Warren
Court Louse
Btorough
Youngsville
B.S. Wace
Columbra
Tidbute
Conewango
Courthouse
Elk
Lounsberry
Mew
Ason Mogurs
Pleasant
Geurt
Sheffield
A. H L. Barnes
Pine Grove
John Russell
Freehold
Lieaghool House
Lottaville
Columbus
Geo Cady
Brokenshaw
Laingsvile
John Siggins
Spring Creek
Deerfield
Shaws Hotel
Tabhoute
Sugagrove
Corydon
Pittafeid
D. L. Acocks
Cherry Grove
Farnsworth’s
Farmington
Pennsylvania
T Dudges
Hurntor
Assembly
Congress
Belabeled
Noricy
United States
Uni
Incorporated Distrih
Fisuras
Fudge
Michra
Aboresnin
Ong
Novi Kourth
Isi
Warren Ccounty
Sheri
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Warren Ledger
Lara
Uyrrnor
Tun
Cyrus L. Preshing
Sevaylsili County
VOR
Flex
Victor E. Pionet
Delaccratic County
D. W. Bubble
Sugar Grove
Atlorne
Charles Pinssloor
J.B. Senneings
Darius Mead
Younga Tilie
Atulitors
J. James
W. Ross
Patts Held
A E
Pemcratic County Committee
Geo. N. Parmlee
W. R. Dawson
Tidionte
J. Swain
Shefield
Ss. V. Davis
Peter M. Smith
Glade
Charles Chase
W. J. Muzzy
Jenry P. Kinnear
Black Jills
New York Sun
Custer
Purchasing Commission
Republican State Committee
State Committee
Afair
Syitch
Piollet
School Authority
Legislative Reunion
Serine Creek
Hartanitt
Henry Ruwle
Messare
McClure
Philadelphia Times
the Gazette
the Times
Northwestern District
The
Court House
Hartranft
A. ST. Stephens
Augusta
Creorgia
Prince of Wales
Watts
Armonia
Adan
Adam
Judson River Railroad Company
McKinney
Wartford and New Slaven
Chicago
Tim
Colorado
Denver Tribune
Ortum
Orduin
Michigan University
People’s Department
Battle Creek
Mich
Marysville
Cal
Lotta Sohnman
Temperance Republicans
Temperance Organ
Stock Report
Nesmitil
Corry
Sib
Jannie
Abbi
Leslie Nesmith
Agat
Oakland Cemetery
Union City
Eugene AicKinney
Thomas McKinney
Caland
WM. A. Greaves
Episcopal Church
Philadelphia & Erie R. R
BRL Mail
Kane
Ane
Co Creek
Allesheny BR
K. Wi
M.S
Draingon Division
Philadel
WM. A. Baldwin
Junction House
Invineton
Peruna
Tyas Clors
M. Suhwing
District Court of United States
Penna
Gmery C
Biardsley
Menry G. Trowbridge
Pau
Elaine
KE. Wondrull
Bac
North Park Row
McCandlesa
Lenore
Fred
Manufufacturer
RINDS
Rore Courvosier
Sagne
Leon Sichel
Henry’s
Canton
Beri
Rawd
Wrex
Ieee
Tradesmen’s Industrial Institute
Maroud
A. Doneldib
Rariqgah
Dunham, MacDonald & CO
A. Ruhlman
Liberty Street
Lis
Thad
Exiini
Butterick
Aio Soward Plotte
Q. P. Barrett & CO
PCHNS
Fiftie Avenue
Pittsburgh
Penn’s Cancer Institute
Phil’a
A. Wise
Keystone Block
Cive
Cartage Manufactory
Morcer & Shult
Newark
Carrianos
Ilane
Clark
WM. Morck, H. Somultz
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