Hart Named Chief Clerk Amid Treas ury Fraud Concerns
The piece questions Hart as State Treasurer candidate, noting Hart as chief clerk who controlled Treasury records while Millspaugh defrauded the state of 40000 dollars. It urges voters to remember this at the polls and cites the Financial Chronicle on non intervention in the South and business impact. It also recounts Civil War era maneuvers involving Gen Mibes, Sitting Bull, and Joseph, highlighting the value of opportunistic moves in war.
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Hart
State Treasury
Millspaugh
Scranton
Bellefonte Watchman
Financial Chronicle
South
MibEs
Joseph
Nez Perces
Montana
Canada Line
Sitting Bull
Sheffield township school directors rebuke Mail over malfeasance charges
In response to a критical article, Sheffield township school directors publish a rebuttal asserting the land cost nothing, contracts awarded to the lowest bidder, and bonds issued only to $4,000. They state materials and running water were included in the building budget, total costs under $6,000, and Horton Crary & Co. purchased remaining bonds at seven percent. They urge publishing their statement and the Auditor's report to answer the charges by "Justice."
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Afui
Lep- Ger
Mail
Sheffield Township
Mau
Sheffield
Horton, Crary & Co
Jackson
Ridgway
Warren
J. A. Culbertson
Pres
T. James 'S
Oscoon
Sec
Causes and consequences of the Ohio Republican defeat
The piece surveys varied verdicts on Ohio’s 30 000 vote swing against Republicans, then argues a deeper erosion driven by corruption, coercion, and a public conscience revolt. It links the Ohio result to broader Republican decay, fraud in 1876, and anticipates similar losses in other states. It notes Hayes's first message focuses on army and navy appropriations.
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Senate
Wheeler
Sid
Matthews
Ohio
Don Cameron
Pennsylvania
Armstrong
Missouri
Bogy
Maine
House
Randall
Garfield
Goode
Kelley
House OF Representatives
Sam
Geo. M. Adams
Kentucky
John G. Thompson
John W. Polk
Missour
James M. Stewart
Virginia
Dr. Poisi
Maryland
P.M
Patriot
Mr. Hayes
Louisiana
South Carolina
New York Tribune
Times
Republican Party
Tilden
Electoral Commission
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Hayes
Congress
Army
Navy
Pittsburg Correspondence 1877 Winter Pledges and Riots
Pittsburgh correspondence dated Oct 15 1877 laments rising costs at church fairs under the guise of religion and notes temperance campaigns. It mentions a grand jury riot inquiry, Gov Hartranft skirting state secrets, rising diphtheria deaths, a mysterious Allegheny church fire, and two north side savings banks closing amid financial strain.
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Pittspura
Eorror Ledger
Pittsburgh
Yegara
Grand
Hartranft
Pearson
Philadelphia
Colorado
Harrisburg
Pat the Avenger
Allegheny
Labor Party Gains Momentum In Ohio Inspired City Rally
City faces unpaid police salaries and scarce money with warrants issued for redemption lacking dates. Citizens report rationing meat and groceries as ballots show a south side ward electing a coal miner on the greenback labor ticket by four votes out of 166. The labor movement grows with expectations for next month’s elections.
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Ohio
South Side
Labor Party
Greenback Delegates Endorse State Ticket in Youngsville
Delegates from Spring Creek and Youngsville Greenback Clubs met in Youngsville on Oct. 12, 1877 to endorse the State ticket and nominate J. B. White for County Treasurer, Wm. A. Mead for County Surveyor, and W. O. Arter for Warren Academy Trustee. They publish their platform urging remonetization of silver, abolition of bank issues, legal tender greenbacks, repurchase of bonds, equal taxation, salary cuts, and party loyalty renounced to money power. Wit. A. McCray, See'y.
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Youngsville
Spring Creek
Greenback
J. B. White
Wm. A. Mead
Brokenstraw Township
W. O. Arter
Warren
Warren Academy
Thomas Jefferson
United States
A. McCray
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John Trunkey
Venango
Auditos
GEFRE
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William P. Schell
Bedford
Col
A. C. Noyes
Clinton
G. W. BR. Radeker
John Morgan
VOR
Rufus P. King
Democratic Vigilance Committee
Warren County
Prokensnaw Township
James McKinney
Darius Mead
John W. Folwell
Conewango
Fred Hanhart
J. W. Stearns
W J. Smith
Columbus
Wm C. Howard
Byron Forkins
Aga Webber
Jorydon
Ed. Sundertin
John Williams
Jay White
Cherry Grove
M. Farnsworth
A. J Bowers
T._D. Swan
Deerfield
Wm. McGraw
J. B. Pierce
A.B Cintis
J E_ RAL
Eldred
Edward Muzzy
John Maultby
Leonard Proper
Henry Newberry
Abr
Kilburn
A. M. Lounsberry
Farmington
Robert Jackson
Merritt Loucks
G. H. Cramer
Freehold
Charles Wynn
Martin Irvine
T. Bordwell
Glade
P. M. Smith
James Brown
John Grunder
John Diable
P. J. Swain
Rufus Gilson
George Horton
Sping Creek
Wm. M. Jackson
Legi Leonata
George Bush Suger Grove
J. P. Miller
Vig
Jonah McKelvy
South West
S. A. Burt
W. B. Campbell
C T Benner
Philo Stevens
George P Blair
James Hopkins
Tidiouts
Luther Green
Ames B. Walker
P Monroe
California
D. W. CO
James
Dem. Co
The
Sheffield School
Democratic State Committee
Pittsburgh Post
McClelland
Democracy of
Wu. McClelland
Independent Greenback
Milton Saylor
Washington
J L
Eia
Europe
Democratic Party
Philiaps & Lord, Wholesale Tobacconists
Lew’s
Hibernia
Margarita
Key Lea
Bove
Key West
Mo 5S
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Warren, Pa
GEO. Ball & CO
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Water Street
Parmles & Henney
Rosé Meat Market
Liberty St
Helm Cage
Conrad Lesser
Wort 34
Opp
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Allen Block
E. Eddy & Cos
Warren PA
B. CG
Coon
O.icornelius
Weiss
Carver House
GOD
Commonwealth
Henry Brace
Ty of
Commonwealth of Pennsyvania
Ren
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsyla
County of
Lalao
Tidioute
Prothonotary
Warren Borough
Elk
Lounsberry
Mead
Alson Rogers
Pleasant
A. H. Barnes
Pine Grove
Lane’s Hotel
Lottsville
George Cady
Brokenstraw
John Siggins
Yeager
Justices of the Peace
Geal
Henry Brack, Sheritt
Hazeltine & Davis
Chearfp
Liberty Ste
Warren, P. PA
Peice
Old Exchange Building
J. Lenz
Ealers
Tin
Penn’a
JAS. Clark, Jr. & CO
Saprts
Surry’s Brick Buock
Second St
Warran, Pa
Sextus Keller
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