Democratic Vigilance Committee Names Various Local Figures
A list from Warren area shows names tied to committees and townships including Meads, Jamestone, Crowe, Gano, and Williams. The document cites numerous individuals and locales such as Meek, Warren, Crowe, Jamestone, Sugar Growl, and Spring Creek with positions and affiliations under the Warren district leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Vigilance Committee
Warren To
Reokenstaw
Mike Schwing
A. C. McKinney
Tend . Arthurs
Cucwinge
Fred Honhart
J. M. Juckson
Philip Leonhars
Uimbus Township
Gov. Smith
Wilbur Fi
Emet Colgrove
Ceibus
L. E. Jones
W. BR. Rhodes
Cavally
Sunderin
John Williams
Eins Jamestone
John BP
Houser Jr
John Myers
John Purvis
Mead
Charles She Gusenbeag Jr
Ine Crowe
James H. Martin
Levi Brown
G. Minelfeng
John Gano
Sato Www French
Nee J. Foater
Wm. B. Stright
Hiwueorn
Pleasent
John Grunder
Ernest i Highhouse
John Diablo
Anegleid
Juli Gilson
John Wilman
J. Swan
Spring Creek
F Totes
Geo. Bush
Donaldson
Weetworth
Jas
Woodside
Kinry
Puivle
Houth
Alekesley
Lorenzo Cheeney
Gen
Wales Priapr
Warren Dorocht Fe Ryimpic
Leal Om Talthor
P. King
Democratic Ticket Support Calls for Unified Front
A Democratic organ urges backing the party ticket, aligning with the Convention and opposing the Republicans. It notes three ticket options, praises Democratic choices, cites lumber price rise, and references postmaster removal in Erie, with statewide reactions to Corinne Corcoran-like figures and political shifts.
Postmaster Walker to be removed in Erie and replacement named
Washington dispatches report the removal of Erie Postmaster Walker and appoint a successor without delay. The piece also notes Ben Lurisr’s nomination for Massachusetts governor by about 1,000 Greenbackers at Faneuil Hall, with Wendell Phillips as lieutenant governor. It mentions Grant reception plans in San Francisco and Dennis Kearney’s threat to hang him in effigy, plus local Erie political commentary and a Massachusetts Democratic State Convention endorsement of Benjamin J. Butler with a reform platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walker
Erie
Ohio
Ben Lurisr
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Wendell Phillips
Sota
Venango Democratic Committee
The
Spectator
Democratic County Committee
IL. B. Phimmer
Republicar
Democratic Party
Venango County
San Francisco
Gen. Grant
Grant
Dennis Kearney
Kiev
J. A. Kummer
Simpson M. H
Hayes
Gen. Walker
Brie
Svantro Bose
Themencs
BF. Butter
Threenlack
Greenbackers
Nasional Party
Benjamin J. Butler
Lowel
Commonwealth
New York State
Robinson
Clarkson M. Potter
Tammany
New York Sun
Cornell
Kelley
Onelda
Niagara
Ulster
Orie
Tioga
Broome
Westchester
Albany
Chemung
Sullivan
Dutchess
Maine Election Results and Governor Davis
Augusta Sept. 15 The Kennebec Journal reports official state results with Davis Republican 69 012, Gaveston Democrat 21 161, Smith Greenback 47 008. Republican plurality over Greenback 2 601 and over Democratic 4 633. Returns from 311 scattering votes noted. Davis appears unlikely to win popular vote. likely next governor as legislature leans Republican. Critics allege extensive money spent at meetings with freebies and rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Kennebec
Norrow
Davis
Smith
Greenpack
Gaveston
Davia
Maine
Ohio
Secretary Sherman Comments On Maine News Impact
Secretary Sherman argues Maine news does not aid other parties in Ohio. Maine's 1976 result gave Republicans a 15 100 vote edge while Ohio leaned by about 7 000 against them. The piece notes Republican strength waning in Maine and a decline in disease cases offset by cautious optimism in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Maine
Ohio
Donor Jay Gould Sends $10,000 to Memobhia Ctvtterers
A note from Jay Gould of New York indicates a $10,000 donation to Memobhia Ctvtterers. The message implies past gifts were kept private, with irregular public disclosure and unclear recipient details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
New York
Abe
Prominent New York politician dies after career in Pennsylvanian politics
Obituary notes the death of Hon. Dr Harix Way of New York and New Jersey, aged sixty three, at Jamestown, Chautauqua County. Recounts his role in the 1858 Pennsylvania congressional race defeating Judge Gillis, and mentions his later political context including New York and national party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harix Way
Newnork
New Jersey
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
New York
Pennsylvia
Judge Gillis
Elk
Congress
Gillis
Buchanan
Chapin Hall
Hall
Ridgway
Philadelphia
Morgan
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Warren
Sunday Times
Hill News Briefs Reflect Losses and Local Updates
The Hill reports sympathy for Mrs. Phillips Ws loss as a mother grieves. James Clenierman recovers from a fever. Rev Mr Knight and wife from Bradford attended their daughter’s event. Miss Dinemoor praised as a teacher. a circus visit pleased readers. Gypsy caravan passed through. threshing machines strain horses. landowner Bennett loses a horse. Mary Philips slated to teach Wilnek school. new building plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
James
Cleniermang
Mr Knight
Hradford
Leash
Dinaincor
Dingwoor
Fanilay
Alice Wingsmoor
Summit
Dinemoor
Mr. Land
Pine Grove
Mra. Niver
Jason Marsh
Hodge Hollow
Miss Mack
Sophia
Germany
Kinsaas
Bennett Bag
Mary Philips
Hin
Jira
Steady Iran price boosts city business and imports
The rapid rise in Iran's price brings brighter business in the city with strong demand for work in stores and factories. Strangers and excursions aid retail trade, while headlines note governance strains, rail and telephone growth, and local poultry care tips despite a harsh winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Our
Tie Unii
Pittsburgh Southern Railway
Washington
Cpwaters
Dhon
Lils
Josephine Mott
Warren
Fairview
Bhe
Gunakinner
Willy Her
The Perfected Butter Color of Wells Richard Son & Co
The Burlington Vermont firm Wells Richard Son and Co converts winterstrained milk into golden butter. Each batch commands the highest price and is free from any taint of harmful agents in this marketing claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells, Richardson & Co
Burlington, VI
Erie Postmaster Report Sparks Immediate Removal Call
Washington Special reports that special agents investigating immorality charges against Erie Pennsylvania postmaster have submitted a report to the Post Office. Assistant Postmaster General Tyner refused to show the report publicly, citing confidentiality, and signaled the likelihood of the postmaster’s removal. The piece notes the report largely repeats previously published details and mentions several applicants for the vacancy, with the president absent for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Postoffice Department
Erie
Tyner
Mrr
Wesker
Pouatmaster
Mmr
Oo Bey Woo
Lukely
Niacrona
Cko Mrag
Dlh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Ledger
Wnt
Derry Grove
M. Farnaworth
A. J. Bowers
L. B. Swan
Deerfield
Tidew
A. B. McKain
G. C.james
Eli Watgon
Anzu Woes Leonard
John E. Lyte
N. Urb
Danshe OU. Barr
Allegheny
Democratic
Shera
Joselil Clinton
Poy, Pratha, Otery Georges Blair
Columbus
Foy
Reuben Javis
Youngsville
P. Houser
Sherif
Greenbschers
Serocrats
Republicasn
Honar Ifie
Tos Boon
Tnere
Andy Tracy
Smethport
Long
Lyron Weston
Geo. Marston
Crenerai
Chas. R. Ladd
Henny L. Pierce
Charles Ludicott
Therie
Coraii
Conkling
S‘onton
Lonaly
Saratoga
Air
Isaac Moornead
Ene
Tom Walker
Maines
Warren County
Lapeer
Lepgra
Lepublican
Meadville Journal
Republican
Lupour
Memphis
Cad
Armstrong County
Llnyd Morgan
Pittsburgh
Mda
Paleo Neal
Neal
Selel
Patriot
Dana
Europe
Western
Great Britain
France
Russia
United States
Tom Ewing
Howe
Shearman
Starman
Boston Globe
Mil Creek
Neiie Bonn
Boyd
Stephen Boyd
Are, & Son
Hertainty
Mina Bonn
Tie
Tel
Pittsbargh, Pennsylvania
Natere
A. Hopkins
Coplin
Lanowele
J. Zimmerm
Amy Beneft
dAlwaeve
Revern
Mali
Madachiress
Oluy Por Mackage
Toventor & Sele Proprieter
Apple Creek
Wasae Co
Qeehor Webster
Rank
Otto
Bir
Aston Gore
B.D. Bedwell
Njurbos
Jewelry Store
F. Tf. Wyman
Wave Ust
Wymat
Old Place
Carver Hone
S&s. W. Watters
Warren, Pa
Boffice
Presiding
Woarnen
B. M. Warnes Ur
Fenner
Times
Fennai
Madison
Ind
Boston Beef Packing CO
Congress Street
Boston
Maya
Addreeaing
Pi Powell
Louian
Ament
Skdill
Eas Potter Wight
Wesoin
Will St N.Y
Ennington Seminary
Wanton
Pensington
W. J
Bruch
A.stiobuaras
O Phila
Rae Iice
Ventry
Bunkers
Wall
Shaw Vuo Augusta
Aments, Outfit i Fie
K. O
Vigkery
Alne
J-C.bhinnett
Tle
Gall and
Cave
Hennats
James Movade
Kane
Harness Shop
Suira’s Brick Brox
Bevoee St
Wainman, Pa
Carriagh
F. OD. McCollum
Wimg
Ginde Typ
Werren Go
Puget
DV Suéimd
Dtin
Peer Opti Dios Y Foghatties, &i
Wduress
A.W. Smitl
Meadville
Ney Penman
People’s Price Store
Parmcer & Henry
New York City
Brussels
Parmlee & Henry
A. A. Davis & CO
A. A. Dawes & CO
the Ledger-Office
Merchant Tayloring Goods
Clothiers, Hatters
Merchant Tailors
R. DD. Dartluett
Intmituais
Rush Bartlett
Boys Clothing
Phe Gants
Sond Saiz
Asb
Urren
GEO. Ball & Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!