Pattison Visit Dims Republicans as Warren Welcomes Candidate
Hon Robert E Pattison and party tour Warren amid rain and crowds. Chauncey F Black Mortimer Elliott and W A Hensel attended with local leaders. Speeches praised Pattison while steering clear of party splits. Democrats aimed for a statewide victory as Republican faction tensions grew.
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Warren
W. A. Hensel
State Committee
Corry
Carver House
Roscoe Hall
Hensel
Chauncey F. Black
Mortimer F. Elliott
Congress
B. F. Myers
Harrisburg
Nead
Black
Clark
Africa
Elliott
G. N. Parmlee
R. Taggart
Democratic County Committee
Bradford
Pennsylvania
Corydon notes and town chatter in western Pennsylvania
A Patchwork of Corydon items reports on the pulp mill operating at night with many workers, local businesses, politics, education needs, and oddities. Notes mention a fine depot and a shabbily stylish schoolhouse, prohibition talk, a Kinzua Educational Board, new houses and mills, local shop talk, birds and buggies southward, and upcoming events. Busy local column with names, places, and prospects across the Allegheny region.
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Corydon
Corydon House
Allegheny
G. A. Bennett
Dalrymple
Joe
Warren
Olean
Nelson Mead
Youngsville
Aklev
Wise Acres
Tombstone
Cincinnati
Fanny Akley
Bradford
Levi
Salt River
E. J
Fred Russell
Gouldtown
Alice Fox
Cable
U. B
Hale
Ben Marsh
DeForest Lucy
Wn. Johnson
Randolph Fair
Challenge to Creed Provokes Harsh Exchange in 1882 Letter
W D Wurrsey of Lorisginia Pennsylvania mailed a heated 1882 response accusing Creed of authorship of a controversial article signed Vidi. He challenges Creed to defend the debt and argues the debate exposes weak reasoning, urging fair argument and noting past discussions in Lottsville and Pittsfield while denouncing personal attacks.
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Tae Lapeer
Billingsgate
Creed
Mr. Creed
Leport
Sugar Grove
Roscoe Conkling
Arthur
Lottsville
Pittsfield
U.S
Republican Party
Vidi
W. D. Wurrsey
Lorisginia, Pa
Death of Melachi Snaps in Sheffield Neighborhood
The obituary records the death of Melachi Snaps at his Sheffield home on Thursday October 12 1882 after a one week illness. Born about 1808 in Pen Yan New York he moved with his wife Fanny to the Sheffield area where he raised six sons and three daughters. A longtime M E church member he remained a helpful neighbor and philantropist despite a church dispute. A long funeral procession followed to the cemetery at the forks of the creek. ALL. Prarr.
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Sheffield
Pen Yan
Yates Co
Allegheny River
Warren County
Fanny
Snapp
House of Suffering
R. Dunham
M. E. Church
Prarr
The Wretched Scoville Family in Chicago Courts
The Scoville family quarrels dominate local litigation with cross bills and scandalous charges. Daily developments play out in courts as outsiders push agendas. The late Thomas Clark of Buffalo left $2.6 million in his will to relatives and to public institutions.
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Cicago
Thomas Clark
Buffalo
Governor Foster Referred As An Extinct Volcano
In a local commentary, Borror Starsteap labels Governor Foster as an extinct volcano, using a sharp metaphor to critique his tenure. The remark spotlights ongoing political tension and public reaction to state leadership.
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Borror Starsteap
Foster
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