Fragmentary Names and Places From a Historical Page
The readable text lists numerous surnames and locations such as Sugar Grove, Tidio ute Borough, Youngsville Borough, Warren Borough, with initials and fragments like J McKely, KJ Simcox, S Slater, JB Walker, Luke Devore, A Clinger, G Gorman, J Rapp, J D Phillips, and GC James. It lacks full sentences or clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidioute Borousht
JB Walker
If Hwald
Rlempil JP Thompson
Luke Devore
A Clinger
Wamgoran, & Gorman
Watson
J MckKegn
J Rapp
Youngsville
J &K Chapel
J D Phillips
Warren
GF Barich
A Meehan
GC James
President Garfield's fragile condition shows no new complications
Renewed anxiety over President Garfield's health eased as his pulse and temperature climbed slightly yet offered no new dangers. Doctors noted better days and no lung abscess formation, while he sat in a reclining chair for 35 minutes with no adverse effects and continued to gain strength despite ongoing illness.
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Long Branch
Garfield
McVeagh
Lowell
London
Harrisburg Convention Nominates Bailey for State Treasurer
The State Republican convention at Harrisburg on the 7th nominated General Bailey of Fayette for State Treasurer. Davies of Bradford is noted as an Independent Republican foe. The piece criticizes Don Cameron’s influence, recalls the Chicago vote and the 306, plus 36 as supporters, and previews potential action by Independent Republicans in November.
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Harrisburg
M. Bailey
Fayette County
Bailey
Cameron
Davies
Bradford County
Pennsylvania
Harry Oliver
Pittsburgh
Chester County
Don Cameron
United States
Senate
Chicago
Grant
Jim Blaine
Maine
H. Allen
Boss Cameron
Charles 8. Wolfe
Union County
Don
Outlook in Arizona details Apache war prospects
General Crook warns the White Mountain Apaches pose a prolonged conflict in Arizona. He notes their inaccessible terrain, superior intellect to the Sioux, and reliance on mescal and plant foods. Pedro leads about fifteen hundred warriors. a strong infantry force is deemed essential for subdual. Messages from New York City report Michigan relief fund receipts at 2,000.
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Arizona
General Crock
White Mountain
Captain Jack
White Mountains
Cieneral Crook
Pedro
New Theories Split Greenback Civil Service Stance
The Greenbackers in New York and Massachusetts push civil service reforms with divergent aims. New York would strip state workers of the franchise during service to curb executive interference, while Massachusetts favors frequent elections to empower the people to judge government officials. The Harrisburg Patriot notes the plans reflect differing views on civil service reform.
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New York
Massachusetts
Harrisburg
Fall Elections and Political Storms Ahead
The piece surveys the looming Tuesday election and party dynamics. It notes Republican strength, Democratic challenger Mer Bookwalter touring mining districts, and Ex-Senator Conkling’s influence in New York State GOP conventions. It defends Democrat Orange Noble against oil stock ownership claims, framing a volatile political climate.
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Suxkec
Cornell
Ohio
Mer Bookwalter
New York City
Empire State
Conkling
Metropolis
Bradford Hra
McKean County
Tre Erie Dispatch
Orange Noble
Standard Oil Company
Noble
Riotous News Wraps Anguish From Coast To Coast
A muddled 19th century bulletin reports Sen. Rupease Be of Rhode Island dying at his Bristol home, plans for health cruises, and a sea voyage for recovery. It notes a Michigan fire blamed on outlaws’ raids, a wrecked steamer Columbia, and a string of violent incidents. It also mentions a looming Indian war in Arizona, a black Hill snowstorm, a near-fatal guard shooting at a jail, and political maneuvering as Garfield’s condition prompts power-tactics in Washington. The Garfield boys visit their ailing father at Williams College, sharing a poignant farewell scene.
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Gun. Rupease Be, Burnside
U. S
Rhode Island
Bristol
Garfield
Williams College
Don Rockwell
Cabinet Defers Acting as Garfield Illness Shifts Power
The cabinet and all have moved to Long Branch for the first time under such auspices. Debate centers on the Vice President as sole judge of the emergency and the possibility of Arthur stepping in. Many public figures, including Dorsey and Brady, favor Arthur, while others doubt the necessity or scope of the constitutional inability, noting routine departmental work continues and no cabinet member sees current business harmed by Garfield’s absence.
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Long Branch
National Republican
Arthur
Dorsey
Brady
Garfield
Hayes
Navy
Port Smyth
Evry
Washington in quiet after long Presidential illness drives bustle away
Washington remains quiet as the White House shows a deserted look after the President’s removal to Long Branch. Report notes dull streets and vanished guards while citizens expect renewed activity as officials return and offices prepare to reopen after eight weeks of intense attention.
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Washington
Long Branch
White House
Surgeons removed from President's case amid speculation
The President's doctors including Barnes Woodward and Reyburn were dismissed with officials saying it stems from a sick man's whim. Doctors Agnew Hamilton and Bliss were favored, while Reyburn remains noted as retiring with others leaving. Public progress updates promised despite withdrawals.
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Barnes
United States
Woodward
Reyburn
Washington
Drs. Agnew
Hamilton
Independent Republican candidacy for state treasurer
The Lancaster Intelligencer comments on Charlee 8 Wolfe宣布 as an independent Republican bid for state treasurer, noting its strategic aim to test party strength in an off year and to appeal to free voters over a packed convention. The piece critiques regularity and urges voters to follow honest instincts. It also contains a short health note urging skepticism about fake remedies.
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Charlee
Wolfe
Pennsylvania
Lancaster Intelligencer
Devastating Michigan forest fires wipe out towns and lives
Eye witness accounts describe darkness and copper sky before a crimson blaze as winds shift north. In Huron and Sanilac counties hundreds of homes and farms are burned with hundreds to thousands displaced. several villages including Bad Ax Verona Forest Bay Richmondville Charleston and Sandusky are burned or partly burned. The Port Austin district notes 200 to 300 lives lost and widespread property destruction while many survivors face winter with little food or shelter.
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Huron
Santilac
Michigan
Sand Beach
Delaware Township
Forestville
Sanilac
Hoyt
Forester County
Ele
Port Austin
Bad Ax
Verona
Forest Bay
Richmondville
Charleston
Anderson
Deckersville
Harrisville
Sandusky
Port Hope
Miden
Abley
Tuscola
Lapper
H. A. Jamieson and Co By Mail Promptly Filled
An advertisement notes that H. A. Jamieson and Co offers prompt postal filling of orders and related services by mail.
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Warren Ledger
Vorrty
GHO
W. Kinnear
Darius Mead
Foungsville
M. J. Smut
Lidionte
D. W. CG. James
Charles Chas
Russenlburg
Chas, Dinsmoor
D. Ridnlesperger
Mead
ALS
Daly Olple
Warren Academy
Brokenbtraw
Gca Mckinney
J Cooney
Dupry
W RK Rhodes
Williams
Cherry Grove
Farnsworth
Columbus Boroquaild
Raymond
Jobes
Corydon Townshil
Koat
Woollbeck
Columbus Townbilly
Jones
Wickwire
J Dutton, LL Walton
G Grush, W J Smith
J Bierce
Cordwango
JG Foolhart
VY M Dalrymple
J McIntyre
Delreusld
Dilmckean
Lewis
Eldred
Morris
Elk
Lula
Farmington
H Houghnot
MR Loucks
Yrekehold
H Merriam
Wilcox
Chag
J G Lesser, Jaucuh Amand
Ja E Lyle
L Rimber
Glade
Lacy
Kinzua
Dg Fuller
R Mooney
DU Boyd
Limestone
W Merkle
H Wade
J Grimes
Tine Qrove
JM Martin
Win Brown
Ussmutz
R Gilson
B Darling
Wales
KJ Simcox
R Taggart
Syring Creak
J Phillis
Sugar Grove
J McKelyy
Dames Arid
Jubon Bindley
RE Geer
J Leonard
J Myers
J Barreth
A. Wood
G Horton
Flora
D Clark
Slater
RP Davis
Orr
M Gleason
Political News
Iris
Captain Howgate
Chicago & Alton
Columbia
Frankford
Mich
Erhr
Missouri
America
New England
Londo
Connecticut
Garreld
Deadwood
Black Hills
Custer City
Ball Mountain
Mason
Battery B
Second Artillery
Sncu
Burch
Tate
Washington Leiter
Eepress
Satan
A. W. Morek & Co
Meung
Ealarrl
Sanford
Hyon
Lenner
Patvents
Seventh St
Washington, D. C
H. A. Jamieson & CO
Simonds & Disston’s Laws, Buckeye
Champion
Albion
Syracuse
Gale
Davis
Melbourne
Australia
Sup
F. O. Pierce
H. A. Jamieson
Warren, Pa
S. W. Waters
Carver
Soli
Warren County
Ss. W. Waters
A. A. Davis & CO
A.A. Davis & Con
Warren, Co
Alex. McWillians
al. KW. Booth
Walker Bros
WM. C. Rowland
Glade Run
Warren Co
Kate McWilliams
Pray
Mounts
Warren, Warren CO
Simits
Sextus Keller
Wanmer
Fife
Bishops Bimpxon
Fonters Warren
Jinrat
Foss
Joseph Cook
Beecher
Tatemago
Currie
March
McCush
Crosby
Cayler
Geo. 1
Pronice
Dean Stanley
Sindenta
Adaya
W. Zindler & CO
Arch St
Kiadelphia
Adams At
Anglam2
Conewango
Jackson Station
Dunkirk Road
Warren Borough
Purp Simense
Hondatta Block
Bath
Loomis & McMaster
N.Y
Jacob Eysinger
Wmwotice
Tile Tidioute Petroleum Producers’ Association Climited
Jol 1 Tonkin, Jr
Tressurer
Brelitenstein
Tidieute
J. Pp. Miller
M.D
Archarrest
Philadelphia
N. H. Hills
Jamestown
Dinsinoor & Cable
Febtly
Arnold
Buuuach Smite
A. Hertzel
Water Street
J. E
Merck’s
Carver House
Janzs
Tidbute
Greenland
BP. Rowell & Co
Newspaper Advertising Bureau
Spruce Street
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