Fragmented list of names and places in a county directory
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and towns across townships and boroughs including Cherry Grove Farmington Freehold Glade Limestone Pittsfield Sheffield Spring Creek Sugar Grove Tidioule Louther Triumph Watson and Warren Borough Names such as Prokenstraw C A McKinney John Cooney Rick Donoven Ben Duprey Cal Arthur Wm Howard Geo Smith A Walton J White John Williams Fred Jionbart Monts Schuler Philip Sechrist A Rumber John Amann Samuel McKean Lewis Parker Brees etc appear with various initials and partial surnames. The text resembles a census or directory street listing rather than a narrative item.
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Prokenstraw
C. A. McKinney
John Cooney
Rick Donoven
Ben Duprey
Cal. Arthur
Cherry Grove
Arnsworth
A. d. Bowes
L. B. Swan
Columbus Township
C. Howard
Geo.smith
A. Walton
Columbus
W. IL Mussy
P. IL Stevens
Skinner
Corydon
Sune
Conewango
Fred. Jionbart
Monts Schuler
Philip Sechrist
A. Rumber
John Amann
Peerfield
Sanuel McKean
Tiune Lewis
John Parker
J. B. Pearce
Hldred
J. Mclntyre
D. W. Morris
L. Proper
Blu—a
I. Launsberry
Peter Holt, Jr
Joseph Bennet
Farmington
Mond
D. Ridelyperggyndobn Gano
Thomas Mooney
David Boyd
Vine Grove
James Athe Autho
2Win
Brown
Hd. Hugseil
G. W. Frey
Davis & Co
Puts
Pittsfield
Wm. J. Sterson
W. A. Roi
A. B. White
Gest Stocy Fleagant
Ernest Jam
John Grande
Philip Hertzel
Sheffield
Cgeo
Horton
Rufus Guison
A. Race
G1 Ball
P. Swain
Spring Creek
N. P. Cummings
Archie Eidreu
Geo. Bates
Wm. Enos
Delos South West
Geo Wales
Park
Liam Blow
Elus Suncox
Sugar Grove
Miller
J. GB. Hamilton
Donald Stuart
Tidioule
John Tonkin, Jr
Louther Green
JB. Walker
G. Coltman
Triumph
A. R. Curtis
Thompson
Wim
McGraw
David Wiggins
L. VY
Davis
J. Kearney
Watson
John Rapp
John Purvis
Snavely
Ne—W
F. Siggins
Arthur McKinney
Friday
Wim. C
Rowjana
Geo
Orr
Retterer
Moira Fitzgerind
Theodore Mesquer
W. A. Hall
Frank
Vote Campaign Diatribe Pushes Hancock Clash Across Counties
Local editor blasts Cou and Warson opposition to silver policy while naming candidates S. V. Davis for County Treasurer and Alfred Short as preferred representative. It argues Indiana results favor Hancock and English, denounces Struthers and Watson, and urges voters to back Short for equity and integrity in the Legislature.
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S. V. Davis
Indiana
Hancock
English
Credit Mobilier
Garfield
Struthers
Struthers, Wells & Co
Strathers, Wells & Co
Watson
Congress
Corry
Alfred Short
Col. Watson
Grandins
Red River
Legislative
Deceptive Tariff Debate Shapes Campaign Tactics
In a heated appeal, the author rebukes claims that the Democratic party supports Free Trade and accuses opponents of misleading Pennsylvania iron workers. It contrasts Garfield's tariff views with Hancock's protective stance, urging workers to vote by conscience rather than employer pressure.
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New York Times
Democratic Party
Some of the Reasons Why Mr Kinnear Should be Elected
A historical plea extols Mr Kinnear as laborers’ friend and steadfast toilers’ foundation of wealth. It portrays him as an earnest thinker, plain gentleman, independent and charitable, guiding public life by deeds, with the office seeking him. Vote for Mr Kinnear.
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Mr Kinnear
Kionear
Republican Torch Parade in Warren Sparks Hancock Favor
Republican friends organized a two day procession in Warren with a rain dimmed turnout. S W Waters distributed bills, Henry Hunter lit rockets, and the Warren Band played while Judge Scofield spoke from a dry goods box. Cheers for Hancock echoed amid a larger Democratic presence and a Fusion local ticket rally.
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Ohio
Indiana
Warren
S. W. Waters
Henry Hunter
Hancock
Fusion
Two Candidates in Warren County Legislature Race
The Sherman News urges voters to elect Henry P. Kinnear over Willis B. Benedict. Benedict opposed dismemberment of the county and signed a division petition, while Kinnear, a former sheriff and trusted public servant, is praised for fidelity and steadfastness to residents' interests. The paper argues Benedict’s ties to Titusville disqualify him and calls for a Democrat Greenbackers backing Kinnear.
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Indiana
Cameron
Harry Allen
Titusville
W. B. Benedict
Willis B. Benedict
South West
Non. OU. P. Kinnear
Youngsville
Benedict
Warren County
H. P. Kinnear
Kinnear
Henry P. Kinnear
Ile
Democrats
Greenbackers
Mr. Kinnear
Harrisburg
Public letter debates Struthers voting habits in November
A newspaper column analyzes Struthers political history noting past shifts between Greenback, hard money, and tariff positions. It predicts he will likely support Hancock and the Democratic ticket, while warning his workers of potential layoffs if country interests are harmed. The piece contrasts Struthers with rivals Hewitt Noble Hilton and argues his current stance is unreliable.
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Hox
Struthers
de Golyer Garfield
Titusville
Roscoe Hall
Credit Mobilier
Garfield
Hayes
Strathers
Gen. Hancock
Judge Hilton
New York
Abraham
Hewitt
Orange Noble
Brie
Gen
Hancock
Hancock on Tariffs Endorses Protective System and Revenue Plan
General Hancock tells Governor Randolph that tariffs support American industry and debt repayment. He rejects Free Trade as folly and backs a commission of experts to craft prudent, harmonized tariffs that are protective and stable while funding government functions.
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Tam
Europe
Eaton’s
Hancock
Randolph
New Jersey
Garfield's Tariff Record and Greenback Meetings
A compact note traces Garfield's tariff votes including reductions on iron, steel, wool, coal and printing materials with claims of Free Trade influence and protection stances. It lists Greenback meetings addressed by Col. N. L. Atwood at Sugar Grove, West Spring Creek, Warren, and Youngsville in late October.
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Garfield
Kelly
Pittsburgh Gazette
Free Trade Leagues
Congressman Killinger
Garfeld
Pennsylvania
Gvessien
Col. N. L. Atwood
Sugar Grove
Weat Spring Creek
Warren
Youngsville
Not So Bad Relief Advertisement Claims
An old medical ad touts Dr Fenner's Golden Relief promising instant relief from neuralgia toothache headache and any pain. It claims cures for rheumatism backache kidney disease colic diarrhea dysentery and pains with a sample bottle offered at 10 cents in February.
Election Law Bribery Provisions Summary
Election law prohibits offering or accepting gifts to influence voting. Electors faced with rewards or threats for voting a certain way commit a misdemeanor, with fines up to 100 dollars and up to six months in jail. Offenders offering or attempting rewards or coercion face up to 500 dollars fine and up to two years incarceration. Act of March 31, 1860 cited.
Iron Man Hanky McCormick Letter Supports Hancock
Harrisburg editor Col. Hanky McCormick of Paxton mills defends tariff stance and endorses General Hancock, arguing Democratic control would better serve labor and industry while warning against Garfield and free trade factions. The piece cites his independence and ties to local mills and furnaces. Forty thousand laboring men for Hancock, says Freeback-Labor leader James L. Wright.
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Wol. McCormick
Harrisburg
The
Patriot
Thomas Struthers
Col. McCormick
Paxton
Lochiel Rolling Mill
Garfield
Mr. Struthers
Schuykill
Free Trade Club
Cobden
Congress
New York
Chicago
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Executive Department
Europe
Hancock
Hanky McCormick
Arguments Against Partisan Judicial Elections
The writer doubts the propriety of electing judges, arguing it invites partisan favoritism and political influence that threatens justice. They urge judges to avoid campaigning and personal solicitation, insisting the judiciary should remain independent and untrammeled to keep justice balanced and fair. Republican.
The Duty of Greenbackers in Indiana and Pennsylvania
An original Greenbacker argues the Indiana election shows Weaver sold the Greenback cause to Republicans. The piece warns the GOP would again harm greenbacks and silver, urging Greenbackers in Pennsylvania and Warren County to unite with Democrats to elect Hancock and protect currency.
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Enrror
Warren Srepger
Indiana
James B. Weaver
Republican Party
Congress
Greenback Party
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Hancock
Frank Hughes
F. P. Dewees
James Wright
Warren County
Voorhees Sees Democratic Prospects in Indiana and Nation
Senator Voorhees of Indiana discusses a hard-fought political climb, crediting Republican spending and exodus rumors for an unexpected defeat. He argues tariff and finance policies favor manufacturing, predicts Hancock gains in Indiana, and notes Democratic resilience as Indianapolis reports a rallying mood with Stealey vouching for Hancock’s carry.
Auditor General as Pennsylvania financial guardian and candidate
The article outlines the Auditor General’s duties to oversee state finances, examine banks, recover moneys, audit public expenditures, and review manufacturing and mining reports. It notes the office’s legal and administrative powers, historic insistence on lawyers holding the post, and endorses Col. Robert B. Dechert as the qualified Democratic candidate over John A. Lemon. It also includes brief notices on indigestion remedies and a weather-related wind and snow event.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
State Lunatic Hospital
State Military Board
National Guard
Ephriam Banks
Jacob Fry, Jr
Thomas EB. Vochran
Isaac Slenker
John FB. Hartranft
Harrison Allen
Justus F. Temple
William P. Schell
Col
Robert 2. Dechert
Philadelphia County
Supreme Court
John A.lemon
Col. Dechert
Dr Fenner's Improved Cough Lozenges Promote Quick Relief
A historic medicine ad claims Dr Fenner's Im proved Cough Loney cures coughs and colds in one hour. It offers a sample bottle for ten cents, encouraging readers to try it as a businesslike health aid.
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Warren Ledger
Winfield Scoolit Fiancock
Violet
William Glish
Ofl
Ane Lotors
John Slevin
Edwin A. Puc
John M. Campbe
Gillies Dallett
Johin Moiret
Edward Walden
Nathbun
James
George Filbert
James G. McSpirr
Alfred J. Martin
Avam Germnger
Franklin Turner
P. J. Birmingham
Robert H. Monaghan
Ruas Court
George A. Jenks
Jefferson Co
Geaetral
Rob's
P. Dechert
Philadelphia
Ton
Rasselas Brown
Jon
Alfred Slort
North East
I. P. Kinnear
V. Davis
Surer
Warren Academy
RAEUS
King
W. A. Mad
Democratic Vigilance Committee
Cou
Warson
Venango
Erie
Iron Workers
House
Tiancock
Sherman News
Greenback
Iron Man
the Mail
C. W. Stone
Mr. Benedict
Freeback-Labor Party
James L. Wright
Senator Voorhees
United States
D. W. Voorhees
Unnhing
Wasl
Kentucky
South
Senate
Voorhees
General Hancock
Indianapolis
D. O. Stealey
Office of Auditor-General
Carter
Third St
Episcopal Church
Warren, Pa
B.ricker
Daniel Thorpe
A. Leman
American and
Younign
Washington, D.C
Patent
Syceror Wirkenion
Parmlee & Henry
Fred Morck
Tias Texh
Ewon
Wodebes Dick
Naib
Atuthe
Ade
Quail Feat
Antag Ame Gs Ed
Rockford
Pat
Regulator
A. P. Knapp
East Third St
Jamestown, N
Grand ‘Rapids
Jamestown
Furniture Emporium
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