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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1878

Page

2

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Delegates Allocated for Erie Venango Warren District in 1878

A conferee convention on August 10 1876 set rules for choosing delegates to the district convention. Delegates will be allocated by 125 Republican votes for President plus fractions, with at least one per election district. A majority is needed to nominate, and delegates meet in Corry on July 9 1878. The official assignment lists numerous Erie Venango and Warren counties precincts and their delegate counts.

Warren County Warren Brokenstraw Geo. H. Bates Wm. Dupree Levi Rowley G. W. McPherson Conewango Daniel Gross Wm. Sterrett James McCain William Jewell Columbus P. Parker A. Cady Ellis Spencer A. Johnson Wherry Grove W. Cotton Myron Carr John Lake A. S. Pelton Andrew Gregg Farmington Frank Knapp Joseph Miller John Marsh O. Kingsley Glade James Cable H. C. Martin A. T. Jinckney D.T. VanVechten Kinzua Strong O. J. Gunning Geo. Green Limestone Buck R. W. Cohell Richardson W. C. Averill Mead B. W. Rogers C. W. Kidder H. A. Jone L. Rowland Pine Grove W. W. Wilson Charles Wilsie H. Briggs G. A. Walkley Pleasant F. L. Babbitt Wm. Heighhouse al. Barber Pittsfield David Dalrymple D. L. Burnett A. McIntyre A. Anderson Sugar Grove F. R. Miller Green Clark M. Kimball S. Scott G. Martin KR. M. Gray Spring Creek Barney Hill Jno. Randolph E. J. Eldred W. Fuller A. W. Lord George Yates Mr. Trantum Tidioute E. M. Curtis A. Dunn J. R. Kuhn D. C. Gillespie R. J. Carson D. I. Ball James G. Marsh W. A. Mitchell A. Merrill Jos. Walkerman G. Youngsville L. C. Arnott H. C. Kinnear Nelson Mead Ros’t Denni8on L. F. Watson Congress City of Corry Erie Venango Erie County Union School Harrisburg N. R. Thompson, Co Lba

Post-office vacancies blamed on Democratic economy

The Express notes ten thousand post-offices lack needed blanks due to the printing appropriation cut by Democratic economy. Buffalo is listed, criticized as hypocritical and costly reform. State exchanges report prospects for a large fruit crop are flattening.

Post-office Department Buffalo Express

Prosperous Rural Core in Hard Times Says Cleveland Herald

The Cleveland Herald argues that the farmer remains secure in hard times, owning land, feeding his family from home, and avoiding debt. While merchants and professionals face dull trade and low wages, farmers keep steady income from crops and livestock with minimal expenses and self-sufficiency.

Cleveland Herald Cary

Growth of Oil Trade and Erie Railroad Sale

Hon. G A Grow notes oil as a major export since 1861 with 16 year total exports of $442,698,968 and 10,000 wells costing about $50 million. He cites 6,000,000 barrel tankage costing $2 million and $7 million invested in 2,000 miles of pipelines. He details total oil sector investment near $100 million and Erie Railroad’s $6 million sale to ex Governor Morgan in New York.

G. A. Grow Oil City Exchange Colonel Drake Erie Railroad New York Morgan

Opening of the Paris Exposition May First

Paris April 19 Arrangements for the Exposition opening on May 1 were settled at a Cabinet Council. Foreign princes and diplomats will be received by M Leisserence de Bort, Marshal MacMahon will declare the exhibition open, and a 101 gun salute will follow amid fountains and national flags.

Paris Cabinet Council M. Leisserence de Bort Trocadero Prince of Wales Don Francois D’assisse Duc D’ Aosta Frederic Denmark Prince of Orange Duke de Leuchtenberg Marshal MacMahon Elysee Princes’ Saloon Grand Arcade M. Leisserenc de Bort the Invalides Mont Valerien Seine

James Henderson Aims to Walk Earth’s Circumference

Toronto reports James Henderson will start May 1 and strive to walk 4 miles per working day for two years to cover the earth’s circumference. He pledges to receive $10,000 if he completes the task. Beecher’s audiences continue to grow with each breach of scandal. Three thousand attended his Hartford talk Tuesday.

Toronto James Henderson Beecher Hartford Elam Potter Albany San Francisco Rochester Buffalo A. D J. C D. Mead Mead and Palmer D. L. Lewis Bolard & Bolard R E Scott Brown & Struthers Iron Works C. McDaniels N. F. Camp A. J. Marsh R. Chapman Chas, Clark

Dr Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy Promoted

The ad claims that liver and nervous system disorders affect the whole body and recommends Dr Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy with Nerve Tonic for general health and female complaints. It also advertises Cough Honey for all coughs.

Dr. Fenner

Regulation of inter State commerce bill advances in House

Washington April 21 The House Commerce Committee backs Representative Watson erie district Pennsylvania bill to regulate inter State commerce and curb unjust rail and carrier rates. It targets middlemen and Eveners schemes and projects freight cuts from about 100 to 70 per car with large annual savings for cattle and other trade. Republicans expected to back, Senate signals favorable.

Washington Friends of House Committee On Commerce Watson Erie District Pennsylvania Chicago St. Louis Pittsburg Great Stock Yards New York Philadelphia New York City Aveners” Association Reagan House Phila Press

Western Union appoints Dr Norton Green president after Orton’s death

The Western Union Telegraph Co directors adopted resolutions of regret for President Orton’s death and elected Vice President Green as president. Dr Norton Green, 60, a Louisville native and Louisville Medical College graduate, has 24 years in telegraph company management and 12 as Western Union president.

New York Western Union Telegraph Co Orton Green Norton Green Kentucky Louisville Medical College Southwestern Telegraph Co Western Union Louisville, Cincinnati & Lexington Railroad

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The Warren Mail Ips H. K. Siggins Conewango Township Republican CO. Convention Xxviith Albion Concord Conneaut East Millcreek Edinboro Elkcreek Elgin Franklin Fairview Township Fairview Borough Greenfield Wattsburg Wayne West Millcreek Venango County Allegheny Cherrytree Cranberry Canal Clinton Clintonville Cooperstown Emlenton French Creek Irwin Jackson Mineral Oakland Oil Creek Oil City Plum Plumer Pleasantville President Petroleum Centre Rouseville Bynd Rockland Richland Silverleville Sandy Creek Sugar Creek Scrubgrass Utica Victory Sheffield South West Triumph P. Metcalf Erie County Committee George S. Criswell Venango County Committee Robert Dennison Warren County Committee Tax Pennsylvania Cresson Prestipent Hayes History of Petroleum McDowell & Orr Beatty Block Warren, Pa Abvel Omans Pat First National Bank Boon Mead M. Beecher Cashier Warren Co U.S England Ireland Scotland Europe National Line Liverpool Queenstown Antwerp Hamburg Bremen Havre Gothenburg Christinia Copenhagen McCoskrey Michigan R. H. Johnson A.A. Davis & Co HVE Borders School & Blank Books J&pictures Estern Penn William E. Boynton Clarion District Court Jas. O. Parmler James A. Rider R. Russellburg, Pa Lin Gr A. Weiss Carver House Albert Wise Hilip Buseker Second St Variety Hall Mr. Byseker Guy C. Irvine Wrood P. Byseker A. W. Morek & Co Morck A. W. Morck & CO Corner Water Hickory Streets WM. Kitchen C. Smith S. Kelter N. WM. Kit Alonzo Cloyes Arren Co Benjamin Ellis Adm Chandler’s Valley WM. A. Greaves Atrait Episcopal Church Hfe Struthers Iron Works Struthers, Wells & CO Wendelboe & Johnston J. K. Ronne Allen Gratininge Hickory Street Arte Nion School House WM. C. Rowland J. E Secon Johnson Johnson, White & Co Robert Johnson Orphan’s Court Williams Hotel Sheffield Warren Co Samuel Mabee Warren and Ridgway M. Snapp Stephen Andrews Adm’r Warren Savings Bank Pas Foreign Exchange B. Nesmith A. J. Hazeltine O. H. Hunter A.J. Hazeltine E. G. Wood M. B. Dunham B. Nesmith Jas. Clark, Jr Albert Kirberger Stephen Sherlock Warrer ‘Co H. Hunter & Son Beuritz Devon Asborne Traver Hamilton Hartford and Lowell Tapestry Brussels Cocoa Imperial China Parmlee & Henry HIRM Trushel & Mintzer B. Nesmith & Sam Chear Bank P. J. Trushel National Bank Citizens Savings Bank M. Waters P. Johnson F. Henry H. A. Jamieson R. Dennison J. R. Clark A. Hertzel George N. Parmlee G. W. Scofiehkd L. Mintzer Third Street R. Miler
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