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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1870

Page

2

Republican Convention Renominates Scofield in 19th District

Delegates at Ridgway August 2 nominate Gen Kane as president and A D Wood and M W Caughey as secretaries. Judge Scofield accepts renomination, lauds party gains, cites Union victory, Emancipation, and reforms. Resolutions urge unity and continued Republican leadership to secure legislation and political reform.

Forest County Ridgway Kane McKean County A. D. Wood Warren M. W. Caughey Erie G. W. Scofield Wm. Griffith Erie County Scofield Republican Party South Union Virginia Agnin House of Representatives Confederate States North Washington

Steamboat Boiler Explosion Near Memphis Kills and Burns

A steamboat boiler exploded above Memphis on the first instant, killing about fifteen to twenty people and wounding or burning many others. The vessel caught fire and was burned after the blast.

Memphis

Republican Committee Sets Altona Meeting Date

The Republican State Central Committee meets in Altona on August 16 at noon to plan the fall campaign and considers a full meeting if needed.

Republican State Central Committee Altona

Republican counsel from Judge Scofield cited in Warren County

The passage commends Judge Scofield's doctrine to Warren County Republicans urging united, disciplined action to secure party victories. It argues issues remain between parties, warns against abandoning the ship to the enemy, and urges faithful leadership under a proven commander to maintain success and avert conflict.

Scofield Warren County

Public Debt Reduction Under Grant Administration

The July public debt decrease tallies 17,034,123.74 showing honesty in Grant's administration. The article notes tax cuts by Congress and warns that slower debt payments could raise taxes again. It cites figures for reductions during July and since the war, with monthly averages and long‑term declines.

Johnson Gen. Grant Congress Grant Cos Ensraerese DGD Ropo Sci. Nosecehsnpeca Nessens Vegube Ee

New York Population Projections Hint at Lower Census

New York’s population is estimated at around 875000 after incomplete counts, far below earlier million plus forecasts. Across Europe England's neutrality in the war is noted as unfavorable to both Prussia and France, with Napoleon opposing Belgium protection. The English government appears to prepare for possible emergencies.

New York England Prussia France Napoleon Belgium

Niagara Falls jump planned by Buffalo man for prize

The Buffalo papers report Frank Thorne, 25, plans to leap from the new suspension bridge at Niagara Falls on Saturday August 13 at 4 p.m. He would win 10000 if alive, else the stunt risks his life after a recent 125 foot elevator jump in Buffalo. Deputy Commissioner Douglas leads Internal Revenue duties while Mr. Delano recovers from a broken arm in Ohio.

Delano Internal Revenue Ohio Douglas Frank Thorne Buffalo Niagara Falls Buffalo Papers

Proclamation to Army by Emperor Paris Valor and Duty

The Emperor declares he returns to lead the army to defend home soil. He warns of a long, hard war against a formidable European force, praising Africa Italy and Mexico for perseverance and vowing France will honor its fathers. He asks soldiers to fulfill duty with God’s support. The fate of liberty and civilization hinges on their success. The nation prays.

Paris Europe Africa Italy Mexico

Address to Tennessee Voters Reflects on Past and Hope

The speaker thanks Tennessee listeners for their kindness and declares a retreat from public life, while urging a hopeful view of the future and praising the state’s people and especially its women. He emphasizes not dwelling on sorrows but pursuing prosperity and honor.

Tennessee

Prussian weapons disputed amid world war rumors

The report notes Prussians deny mitrailleuses and Chassepots are deadlier than French claims while other items mention Dom Fernando of Portugal accepting the Spanish crown, a Madrid abolition society formation, and various international tensions including Cuban outrages, European diplomacy, and U S political moves.

Dom Fernando Portugal Madrid Saarbruck House of Lords Earl Granville United States Cuba U. S Congress Tennessee Col Kirk North Carolina White Sulphur Springs Virginia Lewis Tunnel Mercer County Mississippi Lady Thorn Michigan State Senate Memphis Charles Wilson Jefferson Davis Chattanooga Europe Denmark Mr. Disraeli England Mr. Gladstone Napoleon Rome Father Hyacinthe Gen. de Rodas

Senator Fenton Declines to Prolong Murphy Debate

In a letter to The Tribune the senator explains he opposes Mr Murphy's confirmation as port collector and chooses not to prolong the dispute. He cites party interests, prudent action, and the desire for Republican unity over personal vindication. He notes he did not expect removal of Gen Merritt and refused to pressure for changes. He says a Republican colleague can attest to his evenhanded approach.

Sim Tribune Murphy Port of New York Republican Party Merritt House of Representatives

Humble letter from R. E. Fenton July 1870

R E Fenton expresses regret at not impressing the President with assurances of his willingness to aid the administration. He says his reply draws more from feeling than intention, and signs a sincere though brief note from Jamestown dated July 27, 1870.

R. E. Fenton Jamestown

Prussian Victory at Weissenburg in French Territory

Heavy fighting marked Aug 3 as Prussian forces from the 5th and 11th corps and Bavarian troops under the Crown Prince struck Weissenburg and Geishill. French losses were heavy with many prisoners and a key French commander killed. Prussians captured encampment, artillery, and 500 wounded prisoners. Also notes ships in harbor and upcoming elections in most states.

Carlsruhe Weissenbourg Lauterbourg Strasborg Weissenburg Bavaria Douay Marshal McMahon Geishill Kirchback Grenadier Guards Sudered Severly

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