Democratic Vigilance Committee Members Listed by Towns 1882
A long roster lists Democratic Vigilance Committee members by town names such as Cherry Grove Corydon and Farmington with numerous individuals named including D Mead W H Coleman M Schwing and others across Deerfield Freehold Glade Kinzua Limestone Pine Grove Pittsfield Pleasant Sugar Grove War Hidlesperger and many more, reflecting local party organization and staffing in 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brolenastruw
D. Mead
W. H. Coleman
M. Schwing
W. H. Clark
Cherry Grove
T. P. Hil
C. H. Wensel
Wm. Moran
Clark McCollister
Ino. Gano
Reuben Babbitt
D. Wilcox
Joseph Perkins
Lev. Walton
Corydon
Ino. Williams
Chas Whitcomb
Ervin Sunderland
Conewanjo
Frel Banhart
WJ Smith
WY M Dalrymple
Jao Fuelbart
Deerfield
J B Pierce
Amos Ross
Mc Savildred
Dan'l McCue
Daniel Burns
Peter Justin
Aon
Eee Bennett
H French
Peter Holt
Farmington
H Preston
G W Cramer
Frank Wilcox Freehold
Jabez Bindley
I F Wilcox
Martin Irvine
Jas Smith
Glade
J G Brower
Wm. Nfateh
Clarence Lacy
Kinzua
J I G Leyle
Jas Leonard
Nathan Gibsom
Limestone
Juhn Shanley
Ino McDonald
J P Houser Jr
Z A Gorman
J D Grimes
David Boyd
B F Wesner
Thos Mooney
War Hidlesperger
Pine Grove
J M Martin
Axtel Chase
Wn Srown
Casper Smutz
Pittsfield
Peter McKinney
D W Horn
WU Pleasant
N Diereh Yared
Jacob Sehuyl
Shefrela
JT Swee Race
Rutug Gilson
Spring Creek
J BR Clark
John Steck
JG Rouse
J McKain
Pidioute Boro
Ino Tonkin Jr
Jno Hanney
Chas King
WR Duawson
Warren Boro
R P King
Dalrymple
E Fitzgerald
L. Werle
Alvegener
Youngsville Boro
Dr & C
Early Pennsylvania recollections of a horse journey to Philadelphia
Porney's Progress recalls a 72 year old account of a family voyage in winter from Erie to Philadelphia during the 18th century. Captain Callender Irvine, then superintendent of military stores, travels with his wife and son on horseback due to a poor road, taking five days to Pittsburgh and five more to Philadelphia aboard a stagecoach improvised with a feather bed as a brake, detailing rough terrain and emergent travel methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porney
Hine
Philadelphia
Callender Irvine
Erie
Pennsylvania
United States Arsenal
Schuylkill
Iie
Pittsburg
Beca
Yentive
Jon
nEece
Ari
Railway era surpasses canals in Pennsylvania debate
A historical account recalls an 1830s to 1870s public meeting in Reading on Pennsylvania canal projects. Supporters argued canals fueled growth and real estate value, while opponents urged railroads as the future, noting New York’s advantageous route and Pennsylvania’s Allegheny barrier. The exchange includes Duane’s cautious stance and Ingersoll’s push for immediate canal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Warnes
Wal
Major the Dog and the Cat Tale
A Stratford Times item recounts Major the dog in Burlington who despises a cat but spares it under his mistress influence. After months of tension, Major kills the cat to fulfill his mistress wish, then wags in triumph. Also notes on Shiloh’s Cure ads and a few city humor snippets from Burlington papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Majors
Puss
Pass
Jefferson Street
Masher
Burlington
Fragments of Patent Medicine Notices and Anecdotes
A jumble of testimonial snippets and ad style lines mentions Feruna for catarrh and phthisis, Brown iron bitters for weak children, Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer, and Parker's Ginger Tonic. Names include C D Wiley of Houghton PA, Mrs M Russell of Pittsburg PA, and a Philadelphia mail order note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Feruna
Kline
Arch Street
Philladelphia
Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert E. Pattison
Chaubecey F. Black
Somerset
Silas M. Clark
Indiana
J. Simpson Africa
Huntington
Congress
Mortimer F. Elliott
Tioga
Wal A. Irvine
Congressional Conference
Senate
Charles H. Noyes
Assembly
Jas. B. Jennings
Tidioute
DR. W. Buell
Sugar Grove
Geo. P. Orr
Warren
J. C. Fuller
Warren Academy
Benj. Nesmith
Democratic Vigilance Committee
Shiloh
A. J. Davis
Reimer’s
Graham’s
Stoystown
Somerset County
Miles
Bellefonte
Potter’s Ford
Centre County
United States
Seaboard
Cantroury
Chambersburg
James
Sixth
Lake Erie
Studion River
Hiloh
J. R. Ingersoll
W. J. Duane
Ife
Hudson
Delaware
Lakes
Allegheny Mountains
England
Ingersoll
Duane
Alwad
Lis
Dog Major
Cat
Kingston Courter
C. D. Wiley
Houghton, Pa
Maney
Adavess True & GO
Usta
Maine
Nivyi
Wood
Thomas
Third St
Methodist Church
Warren, PA
City Music Store
Thos. L. Manville
Warren, Penn.s
Kranich & Bach’s Pianos
L Manville
William White
James Leighty
Foundry
Tsroon, Phew x
Noyl
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley & Pittsb'gh. RR
Boutaward
W. Crossing
Frewsburg
Fentonville
Grand Valley
Titusville
D. Thayer
T. C
A A.mepm
al ST i
Gee
Ong Sean
Durymen of
America
Lington
RICH
Ards
George Wiederhold
Stromt
Main Street
Youngsville, PA
Nat
New Yorks
Peetas
Test Dowglars Bros
Severth
Brooks & CO
Brockston, Forest Co
Tionesta Valley Railroad
Shefeld
W. HM. Thompson
Arch
Diadelphia
Warren & Parnsworth Valley
B. R
Garfield
Clarendon
D. Wood
Marb YI
Granite Works
W. B. Kinsky
Union School House
W. B. Kinsey
P. Bysecker
Shop
Second Street
Variety Mall
Bysecker
Saiaeammanes
Tartman & Treen
Osborn, Ohio
el& B. Holmes
Buffaio