Senator Mortons Health and Political Turmoil
Senator Mortons health improves and he may seat in the Senate this winter. Morton anchors the Republican party and his absence would dull its vigor. Senator Spencer predicts Ohio votes Democratic, New York may swing, and Republicans could save the State Senate. Missouri Senator Bocy, a Democrat, dies. successor likely Democrat Philips. Russian Turk war favors Turks yet atrocities mount. Philadelphia voter rolls shrink by about six thousand. many names questioned. Morton, head of Market Street Railway, faces over issue of 10,000 shares since 1870. he claims no personal gain though others profited. Philadelphia politics stay tight on reform and party loyalty.
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Morton
Senate
Republican
Spencer
Ohio
New York
Jons
Market Street Railway Company
Permanent Exhibition Company
Tie
Philadelphia
J. Donald Cameron
War Department
Gen. Grant
Fire at Patent Office in Washington Causes Heavy Losses
A fire discovered Monday near noon in the patent office building was thought to have started near the roof from various unclear causes. By 2 pm the fire was under control, with damage estimated between 300000 and 500000 dollars to the building and immeasurable losses from models and valuables. Secretary Schurz aided in salvage efforts while firefighters worked to subdue the flames. Mr Hayes was not at home.
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Patent Office
Theotre
Schurz
Mr. Hayes
McClellan Nominated for New Jersey Governor
The New Jersey Democracy convention last week nominated Gen. Geo. B. McClellan for Governor. The nomination, though unexpected, drew widespread enthusiasm across New Jersey and the nation, and was declared unanimously by the convention, signaling renewed vigor for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democracy of
New Jersey
Geo. B. McClellan
Gen. McClelland
County Committee Named by Democratic Convention
R P King the President of the late Democratic County Convention has delegated the naming of the new County Committee. He announces D W James as Chairman with members including Jas Roy D W Buell A B Knight W N Muzzy P H Lukens Clark Benner Dr Axtell S Burgess and Charles Chase from Warren Glade Sugar Grove South West Columbus Tidioute Pine Grove and other towns.
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R. P. King, Esq
D. W James
Warren
Jas. Roy
Glade
D. W. Buell
Sugar Grove
A. B. Knight
South West
W. N. Muzzy
Columbus
P. H. Lukens
Conewango
Clark Benner
Tidioute
Hayes South Tour Sparks Party Rift and Debate
The southern tour of Mr. Hayes draws crowds but no prominent Republicans, as Democrats and ex Confederates praise him while old party elites withdraw. The Sun argues Hayes betrayed the party, inviting contempt, echoing the fate of Tyler and Andrew Johnson.
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Mr. Hayes
Sun
Hayes
Mr. Tilden
Miners Ready for Work as Forces Move In
Scranton reports Lackawanna colleries to open soon with workers chosen for safety. 13 regulars plus City Guards in town. three-month regiment could be called if needed. Plymouth region hints at early revival but intimidation by violent groups persists. Molly Maguires in Columbia County target witnesses. killings reported near Rupert and arson at Ringrose parsonage. The piece also covers broader war news at Plevna and a long obituary sketch of Col. A. C. Noyes, highlighting his farming, lumbering career, political service, and advocacy for workingmen and education reform.
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New York
Scranton
Lackawana
City Guards
Plymouth
Wyoming
Wor
Bradford
Wayne
Columbia County
Molly Maguires
Rupert
Ringrose
Mr. McCoon
Plevna
Osman Pasha
Suleiman Pasha
Balkans
Tony
Mehemet Ali
Uzarivitch
Erie Observer
Col
A. C. Noyes
Grafton County
New Hampshire
Col. Noyes
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
West Branch
Susquehanna
Thither
Temporium
Cameron County
Westport
Clinton County
Kettle Creek
Lock Haven
Williamsport
Columbia
Col Noyes
Atlantic
Pacific
A Pleasant Duty About Dr King S New Discovery
A testimonial promoting Dr King S New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. It claims immediate relief for asthma bronchitis and worn patients and notes trial bottles are free with local resale by A W Morck Co Warren De.
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Dr. King
Portrait and political rebuke of J Donald Cameron
Don Cameron portrait by Benjamin Harrison Brewster criticizes J Donald Cameron as unfit for public office. The speech denounces his war department service and senate bid, alleging manipulation and lack of merit. It references the Tweed ring scandals and mocks political cleverness with a regional dialect anecdote.
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N. Y
Bill Johnson
McClellan praised in Boston amid political ties
Olive Logan notes Tilden appears two to three yards shorter than Bigelow, while Bigelow’s features resemble a young son dragging his diminutive father to Paris. McClellan’s reception at Faneuil Hall draws praise as the most observed figure, with lingering sentiment about unfair treatment in war and the 1864 presidential contest. Boston Democrats edge toward a local majority. Closing prices for several Philadelphia brokers and railroads are listed.
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Olive Logan
Mr. Tilden
Bigelow
Europe
Paris
McClellan
Faneuil Hall
Springfield Republican
Boston
Lincoln
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Warren Ledger
Supreme Jude
John Trunkey
Venango
William P. Schell
Bedford
A. CG. Noyes
Clinton
CO. W. RB
Radeker
John Morgan
Warren Academy
Rufus P. King
France
Fidelity Savings Bank
Chicago
Fidelity
Frelinghuisen
Senaton Bocy
Missouri
Congressman Philips
St. Louis
Washington
Little Mac
Sheffind
C. W. R. Radeker
Pshawed
Sheffield
Morrris
Sheffield Township
John McNair
Frank Jackquet
Onias Hoyt
W. H. Sylvis
G. L. Maybee
U. H. Adgate
Isaac Terwilliger
George Terwilliger
J. Stenger
Mical Dixson
Bb. F. Pickering
GC. Foulkrod
Att Laih
Cobay
Fred. Siegel
Henry Peck
Isaac Lorton
Robert Tait
Andrew Lawson
Andrew Webb
CG. H
Thillig Frenouth
James O'Keefe
Jerry Crary
James 'T
Charles Bull
Geo. W. Allen
G. P. Foulkrod
Harry V. Sweet
Oscar Wright
Andrews
Geo. W. Lopez
W. B. Hoyt
O. M. Burlingame
W. Woodard
Underwood
Mann
Charles Shaw
John Kerlie
Adam Zimmer
Geo. Brewer
Satan
John Tyler
Andrew Johnson
White House
Square Fimber
Amos C. Noyes
Sheriff Chatham
Col. Jarrett
Mr. Chatham
Cameron
Mclean
Scofield
Congress
Assembly
Clinton, Lycoming and Sullivan
Commonwealth
Harrisburg
Old Commonwealth
Apple
Don Cameron
Benjamin Harris Brewster
Philadelpia
Troy
Philadelphia Times
Democratic Convention
General McClellan
Stock Report
de Huyyen & Tow
Third Street
Pennsylvaniia
Phitespel Pic
Reading Railrock
Lehigh Alley
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co
United Companies of New Jersey
Pittsburgh, Titusville & Buffalo
Philadephia and
Erie Rairoad
Northern Central Redirocd Co
Be Co
Eben Y Vickory
Glide
Warren County
John Leonhart
Kite
Brokenstraw
WM. Schnur
Davis Street
East Main Street
Burgess and Town Council
Borough of
Youngsville
Attest
N. Mead
Burgess
H. P. Kivxean
Beales & Foster
Park Law
Times
Park Row
U. S
Malle
P. Rowell & CQ
Tribune
Pulmona
Oscar G
Moses
Cortlandt St
N.Y
Warren Borough
Conewango Bridge
Jacob
Elk Township
Akley Station
Hall & Card
Elkop
Motice
George W. Fox
Pine Grove
Chas, Chase
Russellsburg
G. C. McDermott, M. D
B. Masterson
Irvington
Thomas Mastanson
nAager
H. Hallett & CO
Portland
Maime
CAE
True & CO
Augusta
Aine
L. Jones & CO
Nassau
Vick. Ery
Maine
J. Minknner & Co
Nassau, Street
N. C
StTinson & Co
W. EB. Hull & Co
Hilson
Brentuchy
Piiea
Cain
Ansa Ue
Simmons & Dickinson
3D St
Louisville
J C. Caspar
Pofficu Front Street
Hanhart’s
Copartnership
Witold
Li3st
Burdett Organs
Ipue
Lutheran Parsonage
FL. H. Lampe
Burdett & Co
Erie
Burdett
Warren, PA
Savings Bank
Foregn Exchange
I. F. Watson
Nesmith
A J. Hazeltine
L. F. Warren, 0. H. Hunter, P. Fanconnn, M. B. Duxham
A. J. Wateri
Urev Iri
A. Kirchberger
Jas. Clark, JR
B. Nesmith
E. G. Woon
Tiny
Phillips? Borchert
Water St
Salilin
Buckeye
Sweet Owen
B Glick
King Weed
Caprich
Valley
Needle Gun
OLD Stag
Little Joker
CROW
QUEEN
Black Whll
Durham
Vaudet Duriam
Partagus
Virginia
Margritta
NAVY
Key West
LEW
Exposition
Capital Joke
Albernia
Royal Gem
I. X.L
Boss Reform
Favorite
Plantation
King Stinger
Parmleh & Henry
Hazeltine & Davis
Alien
Liberty
Old Exchange Building
Warren Pa
J. Lenz
Tin
Penn’a
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