Warren Ledger Democratic Nominations for County Officers
The Warren Ledger outlines Democratic nominations for county positions including Register and Recorder GEO. W. KINNEAR of Warren. For County Commissioners DARIUS MEAD of Toungsville and M. J. SMUTH of Lidicute. For Associate Judges D. W. & JAMES of Warren and CHARLES CHASH of Rugsellburg. For District Attorney CHAS. DINSMOOR of Warren. For County Auditors W. D. RIDDLESPERGER of Mead and A. DALAM Y MPILE of Warren. Trustee of Warren Academy R. PF. KING of Warren.
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County
W. Kinnear
Warren
Darius Mead
Toungsville
M. J. Smuth
Lidicute
D. W. &. James
Charles Chash
Rugsellburg
Chas. Dinsmoor
Awadlittcs
W. D. Riddlesperger
Mead, A
Dalam Y Mpile
Warren Academy
R. PF. King
The President Still Lives Amid Recovery Hopes
Washington support reports the President’s condition improved after a near-fatal scare. Physicians planned a shorter journey before a possible move toward Mentor, with talks of river transport on the Tallapoosa and renewed belief in his eventual recovery as he takes food and grows stronger.
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Washington
Tallaposa
Ile
Democratic State Convention in Williamport on 28th
Editorial notes discuss the Democratic State Convention date in Williamport and critique Republican figures. It cites Samurl J. Tilden’s NY prediction and mocks Egyptian relic diplomacy. It highlights Yorktown Centennial plans, Sherman’s stretcher corps, and Dr Bliss fly training, then analyzes Virginia Republicans and Thurlow Weed on Garfield.
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Williamaport
Political turmoil over Garfield paralysis and Arthur power
The article reviews factional Republican strife as President Garfield lingers ill and Vice President Arthur faces pressure to assume authority. It cites Buffalo Express, Lehigh Valley context, and Democratic support, warning that Republican infighting risks constitutional crisis and urging calm and lawful action while Garfield’s fate remains uncertain.
New York Republican nomination fight at Salamanca
A Salamanca convention nominated Norman M. Allen for State Senate after a long balloting process that left Loren Sessions and Marine of Chautauqua challenging him. Allen, a longtime public servant, supports camp meetings and Sunday schools, while Sessions often attends only during vacations. The result sparks party tension as Allen aligns with the Sessions faction. A Telegram notes the President's aged mother grieves over news from the front as crisis unfolds.
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New York
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
Loren B. Sessions
Salamanca
Sessions
Norman M. Allen
Marine
Allen
Ferrin
Barso
Norm
Board of Supervisors
Greeley
Hayes
Riverside California in 1881 A settler’s irrigation tale
From Riverside California in 1881 a writer details ten years of growth to about 1500 residents in a river valley protected by mountains. He describes irrigation from Santa Anna river canals, citrus farming potential, orange yields, prices, and land values, advising prudent capital and noting hot days with cool nights.
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Riverside
Liverside
Santa Anna River
Wolton
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Bernardino
California
Pacific Ocean
Pennsylvania
Santa Anna
Riverside Land and Irrigating Co
W.S
Gen Hancock Endorses Arthur in Civil War Era Debate
Gen Hancock praises Vice President Arthur as a capable patriotic candidate who would govern for the country’s good. The piece notes Republican factions and infighting over Garfield’s assassination attempt, with the hope that constitutional administration will prevail under Garfield or Arthur. It cites Jay Gould and Vanderbilt as agreeing to allow government continuity and laments lack of rain while rich leaders back the process.
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Yorktown Centennial Commission
Washington
Baltimore
France
Yorktown
TuurLow
Dr. Bliss
Garfield
Thurlow Weed
Thurlow
Conkling
Arthur
Buffalo Express
Garfield Journal
Lapham
New York Newse
Garfeld
Mary March
White House
Bub
Ship of State
Guiteau
Guitean
Tak
Tie
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Gen
Hancock
Gen. Arthur
Arthurites
Jay Gould
Vanderbilt
Providence
Republican defalcation critique in sharp satirical flow
The New York World ridicules Republican handling of office defalcations. It traces stages from initial denial to admission, growth of supposed losses, bond oversights, arrests, vows of reform, straw bail, limited reference in platforms, and eventual quiet after officials reach high positions, ending with a pointed image of a ship’s pilot spotting rocks.
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New York World
Republican Party
Washington
Fimes
Ship of State
Mr Jay Gould Discusses President Arthur and Markets
Jay Gould tells a Tribune reporter that the President's death will not affect U S commerce and that Arthur would pursue a conservative policy and be a strong executive. He predicts Cabinet changes with an Eastern Treasury head and notes stock prices have already discounted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
Tribune
Arthur
Morgan
General Arthur
Treasury Department
Gould
Treasury
The
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Windom
Stock Exchange
Commodore Vanderbilt
Dr Hammond comments on President's condition
The New York Express reports Dr William A Hammond assessing the Presidents health. He warns the parotid swelling may signal little or much and predicts possible abscesses and organ swelling unless clear improvement occurs. He remains cautious but hopeful for eventual recovery.
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New York Express
William A. Hammond
Shilohs Consumption Cure Promoted In Ad
An 19th century advertisement touts Shilohs Consumption Cure as the most successful cough medicine for cough croup bronchitis and consumption claiming guaranteed results. The notice urges readers with sore lungs chest or back pain to try it and also markets Shilohs Porous Plaster priced at twenty five cents, sold by A J Warren and David Warren.
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Shilou
A. Jd
David Warren
Noveigly
Court of Comunon Pleas
Warren County
Court House
Warren
County of
Pennsylvania
Amos Carbin
Carbin
Joseph Northrop
Thomas Pound
Easton
Pepinning
C. W. Stone
Jane
Benjamin McVicker
Uni
John N. Schnur
Perry DB. Clark
Wilhemina Sehnur
Roman Lehnur
Theo Chase
Sherifl
W. Randall
Sherifl’s
Ofice
Anguatua J
Gaia
Neantime
Whitkas Schuur
Warren Ledger
Baltimore Daily News
Army
Welam Sounur
Wetmore & Noyes
Thia
Biships Simpson
Foster
Hurstwid Foss
Joseph Cook
Beecher
Orcular
P. W. Ategler & CO
Arehat
Philadelphia
Padso
Adams St
Chicago
Wis
Conewanow
Jackson Station
Dunkirk Road
Warren Borough
Puniy
Howgate Case and Odysseys in Public Life
A tumult of opinion swirls around Howgate’s alleged embezzlement of about 100000 government dollars and the moral judgments of Republican leadership. The piece also ponders a German philosopher’s nose-centered theory of the soul and notes Bismarck’s potential use of new ideas in politics. It reports on B.C. Mitchell purchasing the Main Centennial building for relocation to Bradford with plans to repurpose its vast iron, lumber, gas pipe, and fittings, promising an astonishing outcome for locals.
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Bismarck
Reichstag
B. C. Mitchell
Philadelphia
Bradford
Mitchell
The
Sunday Gazette
Quack Cures and Weather News From August Dispatch
A ragbag of advertisements tout electric bitters Hop Bitters and Sellers Liver Pills with grand claims. River news reports Ohio River navigation nearly halted and temperatures at Pittsburgh and Louisville. Also brief notes on life and jokes from the era.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Cumberland
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Evansville
Ohio
Cairo
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Samurl J. Tilden
William Peon
Egypt
Cleopatra
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Pearson
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Sherman
Virginia
Republican Party of
Kite
Mahone
the Ledger
Riverside, Cal
Gen. Hancock
MR. Jay Gould
New York Tribune
DR. Hammond
Bank of England
Lindsey
Sfa
Albany
Tilden
A. W. Merck & Co
A. W. Morok
Johnny
Niagara
Vermont
Shiloh
America
Bucklen
Carter
Moody
Red
Lyin
Hops
Mr. Co
Rochester
Toronto
Ss. W. Waters
Carver
Warren, Pa
S. W. Wiaters
F. W. Miller & CO
Grocers
Errina
Stoneham
Clarendon
Irvington
North Warren
Jag
A. A. Davis & CO
Borders
John King
D. M. Wardwell
Rachel A. Hoag
M. Cubbing
A. McKinney
R. BR. Co
C. D. Ross
Wm. P Barber
First National Bank of Warren
Hazeltine
Orr & Co
Polly A. Kinnear
J. F. McPherson, Jr
Gbilli
J. Thomas Brace
Charled Covell
S. Adelin Phoenix
Patrick Campbell
W. CO. Arthurs
Martin Kopf
Stephen R. Morrison
Mary Ge White
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie, N. XY
W. le Dean
Court of Commion Pleas
Glade Township
Seid
Roy
Charles Blaisdell
Recorder's Office
Isaac Hain
Benjamin Griffey
Theo
Clease
Sheritt
O. W. RanpaLn
Herife
Court of Common Pleas
Sugar Grove Township
Jamestown Road
A. J. Phillips
Philips
BE. A. Waterman
8. D. Bates
H. Starman
Mieo, Cilase
Sherith QO. W. Randall
Sherif
Meat Market
F A. Cogswell
City
Fisher’s Block
Court of Common
Said County
D. CG. Hamilton
Mary
Heap
George Jeno
Sally Miles
Robert Miles
Tipton
Ue Eatate
Joseph Green
Luther Green
Theodore Stebbins
Alice
Onid
T Lewis
George Smith
Win
Smith
James Green
Y. J. Bowman
James Given
Dames
Erasma Spencer
Lucius Spencer
Anguet i
Kinnear
Remster
Register's
Wane
Titik
Angland
Margaret Ronne
Hickory Street
Garver House
Pine Grove Tp
Warston County
Alexander Wallace
Bath
Loomis & McMaster
N.Y
Jacob Eysinger
CSIU
University of Music
Society Mucias
Prieus
Derm
Fames Baxter
Pres. Friendship
de Bang
J. P. Miller
M.D
Bayard Taylor
Parenta
Swithing
Shortridge
Fernando Wood
M. c
Haid
Pew
Srortleieger
A. M
Harvard University
Soin
Phila
Or Laces &c
Peru
J. B. Huring & Co
Allegheny College
Meadville
Rubee
D.D
N. H. Hill
Jamestown
Dinsmoor & Cable
C. Arnold
A. Stertzel
Water Street
Polhouse
Mies
J. Wn. Mitton
Seventh St
Washington, d
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