Brokenstown-Lugh Duprey and Collegiate Borough Listings
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous names paired with place names like Conewango Columbus Boroughs Glade Limestone Pine Grove Pittspeth Sugar Grove and others. The text reads as a roster of individuals and associated localities, including various last names and initials, with boroughs such as Columbus and Pine Grove, and mentions of Johnson, Mead, and Hull among others.
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Brokenstaw
Llugh
Duprey
Darius Mead
John W. Fabwell
Cyrus Oritt
John Main
Dun’ McCue
Bik-William Holt
Allen
James O. Muller
James Leonora
Limestone
Myers
Wn. Merkle
Jacob Connarrow
Mead—S. Uiessenburg,Jr
John Gano
Uhiales Phommeleng
Pine Grove
Willian
James A. Tabor
Daily
Pittspeth
Haamorn
Ww. G. Shutt
Peter Meckinney
Peasant
John Grunder
Hirao Wood
Nicholay Deitch
Y Dshefield
Frank Dickinson
William Mos
N.C Taylor
Spring Creek
Win Jackson
Archie Eldred
George Cummings
Sugar Grove
J L. Burroughs
Donald Stuart
Amos Johnson
South West
James Campbell
George Winters
Lorenzo Cheney
Triumph
McGian
Richard Currie
J. A. Hak
Tueboute
John Tonkin, Sr
K. W. Clark
Y. Waltz
Youngseulle
Arthi McKinney
F. Signing
Philips Veron
Sextus Kutler
J+ M Olney
Richard Donovan
Democratic County Committee List Under Gen James Chairmanship
The Democratic county committee appointed by Gen J Y James as chairman of the convention includes R P King as chairman S Burgess Warren W B R Dawson Tidioute Dol W Buell Sugar Grove P Il Lukins Pine Grove Geo Blair Columbus Lorton Sheffield A J Davis Warren J T Currie Youngsville.
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Democratic County Committee
J. Y. James
R. P. King
S. Burgess
Warren
W. BR. Dawson
Tidioute
Dol
W. Buell
Sugar Grove
P. Il. Lukins
Pine Grove
Geo. Blair
Columbus
Tree
Lorton
Sheffield
A. J. Davis
J.T. Currie
Youngsville
Democratic State Committee Headquarters Move in Philadelphia
Democratic State Committee announces headquarters will be at 1101 Girard Street Philadelphia starting September 11 communications should be addressed there K M Speer Chair. The report also covers provincial politics with Greenback and Democratic candidates in Massachusetts and Maine and notes on state boundary surveys led by Capt H W Clarke seeking public input and landmark memos.
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Democratic State
Harrnistonne
Democratic State Committee
Girard ST
Philadelphia
K. M. Speer
Maine Election in Portland Shapes House Balance
In Portland on Sept 11 the house tally shows 65 Republicans and 2 Democrats backing Republicans, 21 Democrats and 58 Greenbackers, with 5 not reported. Two of the unreported are Greenbackers, totaling 67 Republicans to 81 opposition. A Fourth ward fraud charge could flip four votes to Republicans, potentially giving them a majority on joint ballot if two Democrats align with them.
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Portland
House
Fourth Ward
Vermont Election Signals Shifts in Republican Support
The Vermont vote shows Republican majority down about seven thousand from 1876 amid three ticket contest. No overall majority forces another election on November 5. Greenbackers in the House are mostly Democrats with Democrats leading in the three largest towns and gains in the House and Senate.
Maine Election Republican Defeat in Statewide Vote
Last Monday Maine voters backed Democrats and Greenbackers, defeating Republican Governor candidate Connor by about eight thousand. The House will be anti Republican, Senate majority Democrat or Greenbacker, with Garcelon and Smith as contenders for Senate. Republicans also lose two congressmen, State Chairman and Powers, while Greenbackers emerge as pivotal.
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Maine
Congress
Connor
Senate
House
Ilouse
Garcelon
Smith
Itate
Republican Congressional Committee
Powers
Todd
House of Representatives
Oregon
Vermont
The Government Not Honest and Trade Dollars Debate
The piece condemns the trade dollar as unauthorized money, later legal tender, and then reduced to bullion. It accuses Republican finandering, claims Hayes was placed by deceit, and denounces party manipulation. It also discusses Greenback nominations, Democratic parity, and Maine political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Hayes
Mr Grow on Values and Standards in O City Speech
A detailed critique of Galusha A Grow’s lecture on standards of value and measures. The piece discusses whether value can be measured, the nature of standards for length and extension, and how money and poetry of value relate to legal tender and intrinsic worth. It cites the silver standard and Greenback views, and questions the practicality of Grow’s ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galusha A. Grow
O:1
Republican Party
Vacuo
Secretary of the Interior
Internal Affairs
Mr. Grow
Lusk
England
British Empire
Grow
Republican turmoil and Maine vote tone in Brookville note
In Brookville last Tuesday a Democratic candidate Andrew H. Dict spoke to a large crowd while Greenbackers met. Reported party rancor includes Republican ringsters and senatorial conference deadlock, with Dill and Mason leading the governor race. A lengthy rain lasting thirteen hours closed the week.
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Andrew H. Dict
Brookville
Greenbackers
8. R. Mason
Franklin
Warren
Allen
Lee
Harrison Allen
Warren King
Venango
W. Waters
W.d. Alexander
Geo. O. Cornelius
Aller
Maine
Hoyt
Dill
Mason
Election voting places adjusted in Warren area townships
At the September term, Conewango township voters will cast ballots at the southwest corner of Third and Hickory streets in Warren, changing from North Warren. Pleasant township voters will use the old Engine House on Third Street in Warren. Sugar Grove township polls remain at the Sugar Grove hotel Opera House, recently converted into a sawmill.
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Conewango Township
Third
Hickory Streets
Warren
North Warren
Pleasant Township
Third Street
Sugar Grove Township
Sugar Grove
Qualifications of Voters Under Article VIII
The article outlines voter eligibility rules: male citizens 21 or older who are US citizens for at least one month or born in the United States. state residents for one year with certain prior residency. district residency for two months. tax payment within two years or eligibility for tax-exempt voters aged 21–22. exemptions while in service, travel, or education. protections against arrest during elections. no registration prerequisite. penalties for bribery or vote selling with swearing required to validate a vote.
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United States
Urgent Appeal for Yellow Fever Relief Across Regions
A Western Pennsylvania and neighboring states appeal urges early local collections of flour bacon hams dried beans and other provisions to aid Southern victims of yellow fever. It notes Pittsburgh citizens already contributed generously and calls for all towns to participate without delay to ease orphans widows and the fever stricken.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Smalleau
Pittsburgh Relief Committee Appeals for Donations to 1878 drive
The notice requests canned and dried fruit for Pitts burgh and the South to be sent free by railroads. Send to Southern Relief Committee No 253 Liberty street Pittsburgh Pa with bill of lading to Charles Meyran Secretary Germania Savings Bank. Contributions may be remitted to Meyran or to John D Scully Treasurer. September 5 1878.
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Pittsburgh
South
Southern Relief Committee
Liberty Street
Charles Meyran
Germania Savings Bank
John D. Scully
First National Bank
Joan McD. Crossan
Joan D. Scully
Relief Committee of
City of
Stone and Fertig Rival on Oil Region Politics
In Harrisburg rhetoric, Senator Stone of Warren is blamed for opposing the free pipe bill while Senator Fertig of Crawford, a fellow oil producer, backs it. The piece argues Fertig represents oil interests and gains broad Democratic support, while Stone lacks influence among colleagues. It charges readers to compare their records and warns voters against Stone as a political hobbyist.
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Senate
Stone
Fertig
John Fertig
Standard Company
Egyptian Night and Mourning Across Memphis Streets
A fragment from a Memphis section paints a grim scene of nightfall and mass bereavement. Citizens describe silent streets, coffins lowered, and the city’s pulse measured by death’s clock as five o'clock arrives. Amid the terror, a hopeful beacon emerges in a gem from Kearney about dying for others. Reprinted clippings include Horatio Seymour on political chaos and the ethic of labor.
Fifty Sioux educated at Virginia Agricultural Institute
Fifty Sioux youths are being educated in useful labor at the Virginia Agricultural Institute. They learn quickly and show reasonable industry according to reports.
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Virginia Agricultural Institute
Campbell
Pennsylvania
National Party
Two Noted Grave Robbers and Their Victims
Readers recall the Scott Harrison Ohio grave robbery and dissection. The piece labels two living figures as virtuous grave robbers for marketing Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets as cures and laxatives.
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Scott Harrison
Ohio
Ohio Medical College
Dr. Pierce
Notice of Bankruptcy Warrant for James S Weible
The United States District Court Western District of Pennsylvania issues a bankruptcy warrant against James S Weible of Tidioute Warren County Pa adjudged bankrupt on his petition. A creditors meeting to prove debts and appoint a trustee will be held at No 8 Diamond Street Pittsburgh on October 10 1878 at 2 PM before Samuel Harper. Pittsburgh Sept 6 1878. The undersigned continues business at the old stand thanking patrons for support. Ad Davis Warren Sept 2 1878.
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Istrict Court
United States
District of
Pennsylvania
James 8. Weible
Tidioute
Warren
Diamond Street
Pittsburgh
Samuel Harper
Reister
John Hall
Marshal
Be Ye Like Foolish Autobiography of a Detroit Reader
A Detroit reader recalls a decade of his wife’s illness and the relief found in Hop Bitters after trying “humbug stuff.” He claims two battles cured her and her health improved, stating it cost him little more than faith in the remedy.
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U. S
H. W., Detroit
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Warren Ledger
Andrew IL. Dill
Union County
Crawford County
J. Simpson Africa
Huntingdon
Bupeeme
Henry P. Ross
Montgomery Co
Congressional
Congrees
George A. Allen
Erie
Sunaton
Robert Taggart
Democratic
B. White
James Roy
Glade
W. II
Maultry
Eldred
Perry D. Clark
Golai
Sunderlin
Corydon
J. E. Hill
Democratic Vigilance Committee
Warren Co
RP. King
Grn
Ben. Butler
Independent
Greenback Party
Massachusetts
Beitig
J. B. White
Assembly
Cameron Ring
Lock Haven
Curtin
A. H. Dill
Andrew H. Dill
Joan G. Haunt
Ridgway
Cameron
Eirk
Forest
Elk Democrat
Geo. Werdenborner
St. Mary's
R. B. Brown
Clarion
J. G. Hall
Elk
W. Toby
New York
Cattaraugus
Chautauqua
H. W. Clarke
Syraacuse
N. Y
Fentonville
Capt. Clarke
I. DP. Kinnear
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Strang
The
Ledger
Brother White
Taggart
Didi
Kinnear
File
White
Itle
Dispatch
H. P. Kinnear
Democratic Party
Leager
Philadelphia Times
Scounz
Memphis
Kearney
John Davis
Montgomery County
Ind
Davis
Tus
Omaha Herald
Horatio Seymour
Nebraska
R. S. McCormick
Venango County
Tom Thumb
Chicago
Toot
Stanley
Eastaway
Liverpool
Baltimore
London
Alitl
Hazeltine & Davis
Laban Hazeltine
A.d. Davis
Warren, Pa
Ad. Davis
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society
Superior Buildings
Floral
Home Department
Scott’s Block
Eric
John W. Hammond
D. W. Seiler
Elbridge M’conkey
Hamburg
Wow All Woot Gasser Neres
H. A. Jamieson & Cos
General Merchandise
A. A. Davis & CO
E Warren
Aug
Wells & Noyes
B. Wells & CO
Wellls & Co
Wells & Co
Wells and Co
Wells & Co's
Conarro
Wells
Janis Tf
L. G. Noyes
Mwotice
Ettels
James Kitchen
Bugar Grove
Warren County
Melvina Kitchen
Christian Beyer, Jr
Ock
Auguw Ledger
Fred. Worce
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