Announcements from Democratic Vigilance Committee lists towns
A county committee order lists dozens of local names and districts including Warren Columbus Township Cherry Grove Deerfield Meade and more, naming committee members such as Jd M Jackson L B Jones W R Rhodes and Henry Newbury. By order of County Committers RUPCS PY. KENG, Chairman.
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Democratic Vigilance Committee
Warren To
Brokenstan
Mike Lehnwing
A. GC. McKinney
Colenter Arthurs
Conewango
Fred Honburt
Jd. M. Jackson
Pri P Leonhart
Columbus Township
Aev. Smith
Wilbur Lyons
Emet Colgrove
Columbus
L. B Jones
W.R. Rhodes
Connelly
Sunderlin
John Williams
J. Corydon
White
Cherry Grove
M. Farnsworth
J. Bowers
B. Swan
Deerfield
D. IL
Melicun
J. B. Price
David Brighttlinger
Leonard Proper
Dom Eitrod
K. McIntyre
TOIL
Mik
Henry Newbury
A. F. Kilburn
Loungsbury
Firmington
Ronette Jackson
Morgan Loucks
Creamer
Freehord
M. Staith
Jabez Bindley
M. A. Trvine
Glade
B. McTun
U. C
Pine GrivuTames II
Martin
Levi Brown
G. W. French
Piltafield
A. J. Footer
Wmn
Stright
Main Horn
T Pleasant
John Grunder
Ernest Hipghouse
John Disble
Shefferd
Rufus Gilson
John Whitman
J. Swain
Geo
Bish
D. LE
Don Spring Creek
Bate
Glilson
Sugar Grove
D. Wentworth
Jas
Woodside
Emmry Davis
South Wealpey
Wal Priumph
W. Ab Meconwam
Currie, Jr
Thompson
Joseph Wlakesley
Lorenzo Chee
R Taggart
J. Jr. Walker
Philp Lloyd
Warren Borough
T. Be Tlerkstresser
A. L Dabayruple
Piomas Ryan
Rupcs PY
Political Dispute Clouds County Convention Results
The piece discusses state and local political maneuvers with mentions of Maine and California elections, New York Republican conclave, and Democratic actions. It highlights confusion over nominations, party loyalties, and funding for campaigns while naming several figures such as Clinton, Chase, Allen, and Dawson in a critical editorial tone.
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Dewoerats
Clinton
George Blair
Columbus
Ile
Reuben Davis
Youngsville
Davis
John P. Houser
Limestone
Chase
Weible
Clint. Phillips
Gen. Allen
E.T. F. Valentine
Valentine
Sood
Theo Chase
Allen
Maj. Dawson
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Democratic Defense of Free Ballot and Oppression by Ring
A speech extols Democratic principles, vows to defend the elective franchise, and attacks Republican control and a political ring. It denounces fraud, intimidation, and corporate privilege while urging an honest count and protection for voters amid Pennsylvania’s oil boom.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Senate
United States
House
Ring
Revson
Battle over reform and ring influence in Pennsylvania politics
In 1879 the push for a new constitution to curb corporate power failed to strip the ring and lobbyists from state government. Democratic leaders denounce bribery in Harrisburg, pledge to rid the state treasury of corruption, and rally voters to support pro reform candidates like D. C. Barr for State Treasurer as the Warren County Democratic convention endorses integrity, condemns Republican wrongs, and nominates county officers.
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Republican
Republican Party
Fta
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Harrisburg
Phat
Lancaster
Barr
United Voice of
D. C. Barr
Devourati Party
Gro. W. Mittin
Congress
Warren County
Indictment of Kemble Salter and Others in Riot Bills Case
Grand Jury in Dauphin county found true bills against ex State Treasurer Kemble Representatives Salter and Poetroff and others for corrupt solicitation of legislation over Riot bills. Judge Pearson urged action but warned jury to avoid bias as Cameron ring suspected. A conspiracy bill against Wolfe Silverthorne and Short was also returned to show prosecutors’ actions. Evidence suggests guilt. only perjury or mercy can change penalties. See other column.
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Harrisburg
Grand Jury
Dauphin County
Kemble
Salter
Poetroff
Pearson
Commonwealth
Cameron
Board of Pardons
Democrats unhappy with convention ticket prospects
Report notes the convention’s action failed to satisfy the Democratic base and predicts a weak vote for the ticket. It mentions Siggins, once labeled a Democrat, now praising him after a speech supporting the Republican ticket.
Poison first aid with salt and mustard remedy
A Medical Brief advises an immediate remedy for poisoning or convulsions from stomach overload. Swallow a heaping teaspoonful of common salt and ground mustard stirred in a cup of water, warm or cold, to induce vomiting. As the stomach quiets, swallow the white of an egg or a teaspoonful of strong coffee to help neutralize remaining toxins.
White Squaw Hea p Brave at Fort Steele Springs
Miss Maggie Foreman and her party, guided by Jim Adams, chased a wounded elk after a rifle shot near the North Platte. Foreman fired multiple times, the elk dropped after her fifth shot, amid witness claims the brave ride resembled wind in a storm.
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Maggie Foreman
Fort Steele
North Platte
Jim Adams
Adams
Miss Foreman
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Union Pacific
Uwe
Medicine Bow Mountains
Jim Adame
Yuma Jack
Hot Springs
Churlton
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Daniel O. Barr
Allegheny
Maine
California
Ihe
Kalloch
San Francisco
F. W. Siggins
Capt. Tuaggart
New York
Cornell
Conkling
Rhode Island
Warren Co. Democrats
the Mail
Mai
Capt. Taggart
W. 2. Sigging
Gren
W. i. Dawson
Democratic County Committee
Rescoe Hall
W. R B. Dawson
Tidionte
Perry R Swith
Stoneham
D. W. Buell
Brokentraw
W. H. Clark
James McMahon
A.W. Dickinson
A. McKenney
J. C. Fuallhart
G. W. Arnott
D. &. Wieller
Fred Torkart
A Columbus
Levi Walton
BL Wickwin
Deerspeld
J. B. Pierce
D. H. McKean
Eair
A. R. Kilburn
P. GC. Holt
Huts
Robert McIntyre
Freehold
M. Y. Levine
T. Loomis
A. J. Loomis
Furnmingtes
L. D. Northrop
James Logan
M. Loucks
Grade
Peter “. Smith
James Brown
Martin Boeseblin
C. James
Kingre—N. Gibson
F.C. Fuller Eimestone
Joint Akeyor
William Merkle
Jacob Comarow
Mead
Charles Humsmelfing
P. RK. Smith
Pine Grove
Thoris Sloug
Charles Chase
Aid
McGoveen Dean
Pleasant
P. Vertachi
BE. Highhouse
Pidspela
Kram Kom
A. McIntyre
W. G Shiebt
D. W. Buel
J. MckKelvin
Spring Creek
Pred Waltz
DW. Clark
John M. Olney
John A. Bell
P. King
George Leonhart
Lervis
W. Davis
J. B. Whitney
Greenback
Joseph Clinton
Warren
Whitney Joseph Clinton
Geo. P. Orr
J.P. Wer - Gee
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George Bian
Coronor
State of
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HES Jewelry Store
F. H. Wyman
Wyman
Carver House
Ss. W. Waters
Warren, Pa
Siggins
Carr. R. Taggart
Greenback Club
Greenbackers
Forney
Washington
John Adams
Jefferson
France
Madison
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
General Jackson
Teddy
John Tyler
James J. Polk
President Taylor
Millard Fillmore
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Grant
Hayes
Union League
State of New York
Mra Puargesou
Agire
T. Potter Wight
Suzzmart Ca
Borshall
Mic
Shaw & Co
Augusta
P. O
Vickery
Smith’s
BuLock
Second ST
Warman, Pa
Hig Line
Businese
Sextus Keller
Meadville
A. W. Smitit
Meatyilie
Joseph Hoskins
Warren Co
Ind
Allegheny Central Hotel
Diamond Park
Allegheny City
Pittsburgh
Lyman Brhoacher
Robinson Jouve
Pultonvile
N.Y
J. E. Youwan
Long P. Bossi
Eranoxs
Hallmore
Aleo Saya
Bettie
Sellers & CO
Job Viuchh
Savien
Fe'giich
Weberall Verkant
Brussels
Parmlee & Henry
A. A. Davis & CO
Warren, Se
the Ledger Office
Merchant Tailors
R. DD. Bartlett
Rush Bartlett
Boys Clothing
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