Warren County Democratic County Committee Members
Largest Circulation in Warren County listing committee members including H. Noyes as chairman, Dr RB Seaver, M.S. Booth, Sugar Grove, Puller, Kinzua, C. A. Mckinney, Joseph Clinton, John Tonkin and others in Livingston Shephard Tidoute areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
H. Noyes
Gairman
Warren
NJ Seaver
Columbus
M.S. Booth
North Clarendon
Donaldste T
Sugar Grove
Puller
Kinzua
C. A. Mckinney
Livington
Joseph C.inton
Shefherd
John Tonkin
Tidoute
Vigilance Committees Lists By Boroughs
A long OCR listing names for vigilance committees across many towns and boroughs including Brokenshaw Darius Mead W H Coleman Rick Donovan Cherry Grove James A Wood Erastus Farnsworth John Gano Columbus Jp L Raymond H Mead Ellis Dutton Corydon Isaee Williams Erwin Sundertin Conowanvu Olin Fuedlhart J W Wenbart W J Smut Samuel Mack etc. The document ends with Democratic Committee Chairman H NOYES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenshaw
Darius Mead
W. H. Coleman
Rick Donovan
Cherry Grove
James A. Wood
Erastus Farnsworth
John Gano
Columbus
Jp L Raymond
H. Mead
Ellis Dutton
Corydon
Isaae Williams
Erwin Sundertin
Conowanvu
Olin Fuedlhart
J. W. Wenbart
W. J Smut
Samuel Mack
Deerfield
J. B. Pierce
BR. McKkean
Amos Kinnear
E Eldred
Daniel McCue
Samuel Eldred
R. McIntyre
Elk—Jos. Bennett
Peter C. Holt
Farmvision
Serritt Loucks
J.B. Hough
Vot
Frank K. Jay
Freehold
H F. Wilcox
Martin Irvine
Frank Stuart
George Haupin
Glade
Peter M.smith
Jacob Amann
James McKean
Jacob Raidensperger
Kinzna
James Fin
J.C. Ford
A. Lynn
Pleasant
N. Wieteh
Wm. Yagle
Daniel Grunder
Sheffield
George Horton
C. W. R. Radeker
Rufous Gilson
B. J. Swain
Spring Creek
A. J. Hopkin
Curtis Johnson
G.D
Triumph
McGraw
Thompson
RK. L. Thompson
George W. Neill
Watson
Charles Slater
Schnaverle
Jacop Conroe
Columbus Boro
W. RB. Rhodes
Charles Fox
Charles Rowe
Clarendon Loro
F. H. Cauley
A.B. Simpson
Philipson
W Carey
George Ll. Horton
Jas. L. Walker
Charles King
G. Loltman
Warren Loro
Mike Silk
P.D. Clark
Philip Beyer
John Herble
M. Spaulding
Youngsville Boro
Plumer Mead
RB A. Kinnear
J. W. Davis
K. Chapel
Washington’s Letters to William Irvine 1788
Mount Verxox February 18 1788 Sir I acknowledge your favor of the 27th ultimo and thank you for the information. A potential Lake Erie Ohio River link could benefit public utility and fur trade. A survey is essential to reliable conclusions and to answer inquiries from foreign gentlemen. The New York to Lakes trade faces long routes many portages and ice but remains feasible. I request any further information you can provide on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Ohio
New York
Inland water routes could bind Atlantic states, enable free commerce
A 18th century correspondent praises inland navigation, river links, and open access to western lands. He warns against parsimony, stresses public spirit, and notes potential shorter ports via Chautanque Lake to Lake Erie, urging liberal legislatures to improve waterways and foster strong commercial ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie
New York
Chautanque Lake
Conewangry River
Lake Eric
Tam
Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel Company sues Denver Republican
Brick Pomeroy, president and general manager, files suit in the Superior Court for 150,000 damages against the Denver Republican over a recent issue. The complaint alleges the paper published libelous material charging the Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel Company is a fraudulent concern run for Pomeroy’s personal gain at stockholders’ expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel Company
Brick Pomeroy
Superior
Denver Republican
Pomeroy
Talamasmico and the Seminoles A Conversational Chronicle
A reader correspondence recounts an extended interview with Talamasmico, described as a nephew of Occola and Seminole chief. The piece presents his biographical background, the Florida war, and a detailed Indigenous creation narrative, with remarks on Seminole history, culture, and relations with the U.S. government. He weighs 223 pounds and stands 6 feet 7 inches. The account offers a Seminole perspective on identity, migrations, and the dream of Indian statehood, alongside notes on dialect diversity and past mistreatment by agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talamasmico
Occola
Florida
United States
Behring Strait
Atlantic Ocean
America
Columbus
Oceulo
Moon
Oceolo
Occolo
Fort Moultrie
Tie le
Philadelphia
Merida
Indian Territory
Union
Ail
Dr Graves Heart Regulator Proclaims Eight Decades of Cure
A Worcester reader reports relief from heart disease after using Dr Graves Heart Regulator. The advertisement claims the remedy has stood the test for 80 years as a proven specific and is priced at $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Graves
A. A. Tolbrook
Worcester
Mass
Men of the Hour: William Steele Holman of Indiana
William Steele Holman, Indiana native born September 6 1622 at Yereastan details a long public career. He served in the Indiana Senate House of Representatives and multiple Congresses from 1858 to 1874. A Union Democrat during the Civil War he backed Lincoln war measures opposed subsidies and championed homestead policy. He lived at the Ohio River homestead and was touted as a potential Democratic presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Steele Holman
Indiana
Yereastan
Cincinnati
Jesse L. Holman
Kentucky
Henry Clay
Franklin College
Holman
Abigail Knapp
Smi
Senate
Searborn County
House of Representatives
Common Pleas
United States
Lincoln
Ohio River
Louisville and
Portland
Old Homestead
Beecher's Vacation Sparks Hay Fever Rant and Remedy
Henry Ward Beecher reportedly cannot preach in August and September due to hay fever. The piece mocks his suffering with red eyes swollen nose and constant headaches, then promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a simple, pleasant remedy to relieve nasal irritation and restore senses during allergy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Ile
Ely
Immense Arctic River Discovered By Lieutenant Story
Lieutenant Story reports finding a vast unknown Arctic river after the 1818 Rogers incident. Indigenous informants say it runs 1800 miles upstream and can be twenty miles wide, with flowers found in surprising latitude. He links the river to floating timber in the Arctic seas. Elephants in Moulmein timber yards stack planks with precision under drivers on their necks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieutenant Story
Jamer Corwin
Alaska
Sluamer Rogers
Jim
Story
Arctic Sea
Yukon
Arctic Circle
Singapore
London
Moulmein
Local Grocery Prices List Fresh Produce and Pantry Staples
A scanned price list announces likely bargains on fresh eyes, Chantang, and assorted canned goods including peaches, marrowfat peas, lima beans, lemons, bread, pies, cakes, and cookies. The excerpt notes three pound cans and assorted items in a general sale format.
Remarkable Cure Story From Dr Fenner’s Remedy
A beleaguered patient tells of eight years of illness with ulcerating sores and extreme weakness. After treatment by Dr M M Fenner using Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic, she recovers fully and remains well thirteen years later. Cites recovery as proof of the remedy’s power to cleanse blood and restore nerves. For sale by dealers, accompanied by a circular about Dr Fenner’s eleven remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett
M.M. Fenner
Fredonia
N. Y
Thegan
Carl
Anna Adams
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Democratic County Committee
Democratic Co
Washington
Lelters
WM. Irvine
Mount Verxox
Mounr Vernes
the Ledger
Great King of the Forest
MEN OF the Hour
Steele Holman
THE
NEW York “Six
Dlresidency
Beecheivs
Brotte
Opticians
Warren, Pa
Morck Bro’s Jewelry Store
Z. KE
H. G. Eddy
Warren and
Vicinity
New Orleans
Jacob Deld
Arbuckle’s
Ickory Street
Carver House
Schellhammer & Lesser
Doaw Rowrayn
Herman Greenlund
Rewland & Greenlund
Bouse
Hickory St
School House
Warren, Pend'a
Beech St
Dunkirk
Neomé Nixon & Co
Il Hose
D. FP. Anderson
J. H. Eddy
Bac
Hon. C. W.stone
Liberty Street
Chester Park