Local Election Tally by Township and Borough Names Listed
A fragmented OCR list records voters or elected names across multiple towns including Cherry Grove Columbus Township Deerfield Farmington Glade Limestone Pine Grove Pittsfield Sheffield Sugar Grove Tidioute Youngsville Warren Borough and more. It names numerous individuals such as C. Howard Geo. Smith A. Walton J. McIntyre G. L. Cramer James M. Martin and William Siggins among others, suggesting a local election roll or roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw
C. A. McKinney
Joan Cooney
Rick Donovan
Benj. Duprey
Cal
Dayiu Mahan
Lorenzo Preston
Freehold
Charles Stuart
Charles Wynn
Thompson Loomis
Glade
John G Lesger
John L. McWilliams
Runiall B. Geer
Peter M. Smith
Kanzia
J. G. Fuller
John E. Lyle
James Leonard
James English
Limestone
John Myers
John Mouser
Jl. J
JL. McDonald
Mead
D. Ridelsperger
John Gano
Thomas Mooney
David Boyd
Pine Grove
James M. Martin
Wm. Brown
A. J. Russell
V. French
Casper Smuts
Pittsfield
Wm. Be, Streight
A. Anderson
W. A. Rew
A. P. Winte
Ed. Horn
Vicagant
Ernest Lighhouse
John Grunder
Philip Ifertzul
Sheffield
Geo. Horton
Rufus Gilson
A. Rice
GL Dall
P. Swain
Bring Creek
Cummings
Archie Eldred
Geo
Dates
South West
Wales
Win. Enos
Delos Clark
Hiram Blow
Ellis Simcox
Sugar Grove
J. P
Muller
J. BG
Hamilton Donald Stuart
Tidioute
John Tonkin, Jr
Luther Green
A J. Walker
C. Rowland
Geo. Orr
A. Retterer
Mike Fitzgerlal
Theodore Messner
W. A. Hall
A Motto for 1880
Charles Francis Adams declares no sympathy for the Republican party after a disputed act he calls a fraud. He would not vote for Hayes or any Republican candidate who does not disavow the fraud, comparing counting out to a continued injustice.
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Republican Party
Trayes
Hayes
Charles Francis Adams
Cen. Sherman
Trancock
U.S
Washington
Grant
Sherman
Hancock
Electoral Commission
Political chatter on Hancock Garfield and state matters
A late 19th century letter discusses voting alignment, naming CoLonen Mossy in Hong Kong, dismisses allegations about Garfield as a Perjured Eight figure, notes Massachusetts State Convention in Worcester nominating Gen. Butler for Governor, mentions Don Cameron’s take on Burstead Halstead, and records Greenbackers nominating Hon. Alfred Sloane for Congress. It also covers Galusha Wallace exchanges, Hancock support, and a panic over Asiatic cholera scare in Erie. the piece condemns the scare as Garfield-linked sensationalism.
Democrats Rally Behind Alfred Short in Erie County Fight
The piece notes Col. L. F. Watson and allies fear being sidelined after the election as Alfred Short wins Democratic Greenback support. It reports a stampede for Short in Erie County and hints at Republican cooperation from Warren County workers. Names or specifics aren’t disclosed, but the statewide contest is just beginning with expected developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Watson
Alfred Short
Erie County
Greenbackers
Short
Warren County
Wallace in Titusville Promotes Hancock in Democratic Rally
Senator Wallace spoke to a large crowd at the Carver House serenade, defending Hancock and warning against Republican charges. He asserted Pennsylvania would vote for Hancock and English, and noted Republicans shifting to Hancock as the party faces slander and a fading Garfield boom.
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Senator Wallace
Titusville
J. G. White
Congress
Mercer
Wallace
Warren
Carver House
Hickory St
Hancock
Ile
Pennsylvania
English
E. Cowan
Req
Gov. Stone
Mgr. Wallace
Galusha A. Grow
Garfield
Greenback Labor Party nominates Shoin for Congress
In Corry on August 4 delegates from Erie Warren and Venango counties nominated Alfred Shoin for Representative in Congress. James Camp and B F Fuller were named to notify him and seek his acceptance. The reply from Shoin outlined support for free coinage of silver, legal tender notes, and opposition to land grants and ring legislation.
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Warren
Alfred Shoin
National Greenback Labor Party
Erie
Venango
Corry
Congress
J.D. James
C. C. Camp
Coom
B. F. Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
TV Am
Tam
U. S. Treasury
Alfred Short
New Hancock Converts Rally for Hancock and English Support
Readers learn of rising Hancock and English activity in Pennsylvania and beyond. Reports cite Republican veterans, soldiers, and merchants organizing clubs and pledging majorities for Hancock, with mobs and processions in Syracuse signaling broad cross party backing. Notables like Gen. Phineas Banning and Col. Forney endorse Hancock, while Philadelphia figures shift to support amid Garfield opposition. Moses Reirig, a Civil War veteran, congratulates a Hancock speech.
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Springfield Republican
New York Times
Hancock
Congress
Pennsylvania
Daily Press
George Hardin
Troy
Democratic National Committee
Hancock and
A.J. Bhey
Ellensburg
Cambria County
Thomas P. Durnan
Syracuse
Eighth Ward
Pool
North Carolina
Edward M. McCook
Colorado
Forney
The
Progress
William McWilliams
Baltimore
Indiana
Michael Steck
Lycoming County
Caleb H. Needles
Twelfth
Race Streets
Philadelphia
Hickman
William Massey
John Baird
City Bank
Garfield
Democratic County Committee
Office of Progress
Gettysburg
Hancock Clubs
Colscott
California
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Leniemron
Andersonville
Ate
Moses Reirig
Scofield and the Texan Cow campaign rhetoric
Glenni W. Scofield, a Federal office holder, is blamed in a wide circulating campaign document for promising Confederate restoration and debts. The piece compares Scofield to a noted Texan cow, mocks his political record, and cites rumors of Credit Mobilier connections and wartime loyalties.
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Glenni W. Scorreno
South
Hancock
West Point
English
Glenn W. Scofield
Texas
Scofield
Senator Roscoe Conkling Holds Sage Vermont Visit
The ringing voice of Roscoe Conkling will not wake the echoes of the Green Mountains this canvass. He explains to the ex-Governor who invited him to visit Vermont that he has business to attend to before stump speaking for Garfield. They need help in Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Conkling
Green Mountains
Garfield
Vermont
Serious Charge Against the Democratic Party
At a Philadelphia Republican meeting last Monday night Emory A. Storrs of Chicago attacked the Democrats claiming they have a tender prophetic love for the Constitution. He argued the remark would apply more truthfully to the Republicans who he says hate the Constitution. The speech reflects partisan tension in the era.
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Philadelphia
Emory A. Storrs
Chicago
Mr. Storrs
My. Storrs
Tammany
Irving Halls
New York Democracy
Saratoga
Cincinnati
Hancock
New York
Hancock Endorsement Shocks Northwestern Pennsylvania
Special dispatch from Franklin reports Col. John B. McCalmont, once Harrisburg speaker and judge, endorses Hancock for president. He denounces Garfield, praises Hancock and English, argues for black voters rights, civil service, and unity with Southern whites to aid pacification, urging a decisive Democratic victory.
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Pittsburgh Post
Firanklin
Garfield
Hancock
Pennsylvania
Ropper
John 8. McCalmont
Venango Spectator
Col. McCalmont
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Reserves
Democratic Party
Ganfield
The
Spectator
New York
Senate
Indian Bureau
Republican Party
English
House of Representatives
Joan
McValmont
Asbury Park
N. J
Doings of an Aerolite Over Cleveland Triggers Citywide Tremor
A large cerclite passed over Cleveland near 3 AM, brilliantly lighting the sky and exploding over the lake, rattling northern buildings and sending fragments in multiple directions like a giant sky rocket. The event is described as a vivid meteor spectacle with widespread impact.
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Cleveland
Garfield
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Youngsville
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Trubtel Warren Academy
WM. H. Pickett
Fron County Burveryor
Eddy
CoLonen Mossy
Hong Kong
James A. Garfield
Massachusetts
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B. I. Butler
GC. Co. Thompson
Don Cameron
Murat Flalstead
Halstead
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Forks of Minstone
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