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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1883

Page

2

Democratic County Committee List Names Members

Democratic County Committee with H. Noyes as chairman Warren and Dr I N Seaver Columbus are named along with Booth North Clarendon Donald Stewart Sugar Grove J C Fuller Kingua GC A McKinney Livineton Joseph Inton Sheffield Johan Youkin Tidsoute crediting various towns and officials in a regional roster.

H. Noyes Warren I. N. Seaver Columbus Booth North Clarendon Donald Stewart Sugar Grove J.C. Fuller Kingua A. McKinney Livineton Joseph ©Inton Sheffield Johan Youkin Tidsoute

Vigilance committees list by township and members

A detailed roster of vigilance committee members across numerous townships including Brokenstraw Cherry Grove Columbus Pine Grove Mead Elk Farwington Glade Kinzgoa Limestone Mead and many more. Names include W H Coleman Rick Donovan James A Wood Erastus Farnsworth Daniel McCue J B Pierce J M Martin Curtis Johnson P J Swain and C W Rufus Gilson. The list ends noting NOYES as Chairman Democratic Co. Committee and Ruudeker.

Brokenstraw Darius Mead W. H. Coleman Rick Donovan Cherry Grove James A. Wood Erastus Farnsworth John Gano Columbus Tp L Raymond H. Mead Ellis Dutton Corydon Isarc Williams Erwin Sunderiin Wooewango John Fuellhart J. W. Hanhart von Smith Samuel Aluck 2Eerfield J. B. Pierce EB. McKean Amos Innear Hldrei Daniel McCue Samuel Eldred HR. McIntyre Elk—Jos. Bennett Peter C. Holt Farwington Aberrit Loucks J.B. Woughnot Frank KE. Fay Freeholt L. F. Wilcox Martin Irvine Frank Stuart George Aupin Glade Peter WM. Smith Jacob Amann James McKean Jacob Cadensperger Kinzgoa James Ing J.C. Ford A. Lynn Pleasant X. Dietch Win. Yagle Daniel Savander Sheffield George Horton C. W.R. Rufus Gilson P. J. Swain Spring Creek A. J. Hopkin Curtis Johnson G&d. Cumming South West J. A. Perry Sugar Grove Frank Martin H. D. Bach Milton Charles Dennigan Trinmpo Wain McGre D. Thompson Mh. L. Thompson George W. Neill Watson Charles Sinter F. Schnaverie Jacop Gonroe Calamus Boro W. BR. Rhodes Charles Fox Charles Done Ion Boro P. KH. Ganley A. H. Simpson Philip Conly

Montana Inches Toward Statehood and Constitutional Convention

The piece notes Montana’s push for statehood, with delegates elected to a constitutional convention. It also includes a string of brief anecdotes and quotations on politics, finance, and mining, touching on figures such as Zeb Vance and Jens W. MacKenzie, and reflecting era concerns about civil rights, party lines, and economic risk.

Montana Zeb? Vance North Carolina

Sessions Vindicated in Bribery Trial for Senator Loren Sessions

Loren B. Sessions, state senator from Chautauqua and Catawaugus counties, NM, was acquitted last Thursday after a bribery trial. The World lauds Sessions as a true republican leader while noting the jury rejected the notion of guilt beyond proven. The piece mocks the verdict and credits Bradley with exposing Sessions as a lobbyist.

Loren B. Sessions Chautauqua Catawaugus NM. Y Owas Sessions Mr. Sessions Bradley

Republicans blamed in Ohio defeat say liquor issue cited

The New York Sun notes critics allege liquor questions confused the canvass and duties on certain goods scarce. others blame John Sherman’s presidential ambitions and Foster’s Senate bid as obstacles. The piece argues the real reason is that the Republican party must go.

Ohio John Sherman Foster Senate New York Sun

Washington Letters to Richard Butler on Indian Vocabulary

A fragment from Gen Washington to Richard Butler discusses the Indian vocabulary and western Ohio tracing. It asks detailed questions on the land between the Cuyahoga and Muskingum rivers, canal feasibility, and routes between Lake Erie and the Ohio. The piece also contains political commentary on the Ohio election and Republican party criticisms.

America Asia Ohio Cuyahoga Lake Erie Muskingum Cayahoga Marquis de Lafayette

Washington Letter on 1883 election fallout and GOP decline

The Washington Letter notes a large Democratic triumph and growing discontent with the Republican Party. It cites officials cooling on spending, seeking private fortunes, and contemplating retirement as the White House faces a “dude headquarters” season. It tallies scandals from Star Route to Pension and land grabs, describing a party in disarray.

Nexport Republican Party Arthur Ohio Republicy Times Randall the Ledger Washington Oho Jag Praidown Milline Society Flankey White House Newport United States Treasury Supervising Architect

What Is a Mirage A Plain Language Overview

A young reader inquiry explains mirages seen on European coasts, defined as loomings of distant places in the air. The piece describes how hot ground creates refractive layers, bending light and distorting water, ships, and trees, with examples from travel and coastal sightings.

Europe California Juwice

Great Earthquake Strikes Asian Minor Peninsula

Reports from Oct 17 describe a powerful quake between Chesmet and Vourla in Asia Minor causing 2000 deaths as walls collapse and villages are wrecked. Chios suffers severe shocks but little damage. widespread panic and poverty follow. Aid from Smyrna arrives while a government commission plans relief.

Coxtrast Tixorin Chesmet Asia Minor Culos Vourla Chesmeh Suyyraa Chios Mninon Chesmen Smyrna Porte

Mourning past and present in a Civil Rights era lament

A Cleveland Leader-Rep letter recalls forgotten abolitionists and Civil War era figures to criticize a Supreme Court decision. The writer mourns Gar rison and Giddings along with Lincoln and other leaders, claiming their spirits turn in graves. The piece contrasts mercy with justice and includes an ad touting Joseph's Oil for nervous headache or catarrh.

Charles Sumner Supreme Court Garrison Giddings Ben Wade Zach Chandler Gerrit Smith Garfield Thurlow Weed Lincoln Salmon Chase Cleveland Ohio Rep

GROCERY PROVISIONS CHEAPER THAN FREE CHEAPEST ITEMS

A fragmented OCR note lists groceries and provisions with emphasis on low prices and cheaper options. It mentions budget items and aims to highlight value, though details are incomplete. The text suggests sales or emphasis on affordability in a local market setting.

Remarkable recovery after Dr Fenner's Liver Remedy

In 186 years old patient Anna Adams details a severe illness with ulcers nerve damage and wasting. After taking highblood and Liver Remedy and Nerve tonic her condition improved within months and she remained well for thirteen years. The circular advertises Dr Fenner's remedies and claims cure for various ailments by cleansing the blood and toning nerves.

M.M. Fenner Fredonia N. Y Jaive Teaver Anna Adams

Also Mentioned on This Page

Warren County Democratic County Committee London Jens W.macxex St. Paul LO. Sessions Washingston Richard Butler Irvine Butler Mott A. Minor Sadie A. J. Ross Youngstown Joseph’s Ol Johnson & Sicetried A. EE Dle Pennsylvania Geo. Ball Warren, Pa Z. E H. G. Eddy Warren and Vicinity New Orleans Jacob Cold Cdo Citron Warren Savings Bank Schellhammer , Lesser Copper Barrett & Coo Liberty Street Pittsburga Wielesale Oaly Jonn Rowland Uenmay Greenlund Sign & Ornamental Painters Hickory St School House Warren, Penna Beech St Dunkirk Nixon Shefield Aliso D. F. Anderson J. H. Eddy Lion
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