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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1884

Page

2

List of local election or community candidates by district

The document lists numerous individuals by township and borough names such as Warren, Tidioute, Clarendon, Columbus Boro, Deerfield, Elk, Farmington, Glade, Kinzua, Pine Grove, Pleasant, Pittsfield, Sugar Grove, Sheffield, Spring Creek, South West, and others. Names include Henry Fuellhart, J. W. Agrelius, J. C. Gillispie, N. P. Morrison, John Donaldson, Sylvester English, Theodore Akin, and Sim Woodward among many others, indicating candidate or official listings for multiple districts.

Brokenstraw W. A. Maines Conewango J. E. White Corydon S. P. Sherman Columbus Henry Allen Cherry Grove Charles Dimick Deerfield Hugh Morrison Elk James Roper Eldred G. W. Peck Freehold Sweetland Farmington R. E. Miller Glade J. F. Rounce Kinzua J. W. Green Limestone Ed. Hill Mead B. W. Rogers Pittsfield Durlin Pleasant W. P. Barber Pine Grove W. S. Bachop Spring Creek L. E. McNett H.C. Stuntingdon E. Morse Fred Sobetz Columbus Boro George F. Yates Vesper Colegrove F.C. Smith Leo Gordon Elmer W. H. Metzgar John Akin Stephen Mead George Metzgar Columbus Tp J. C. Gillispie W. C. Clark Alfred Cady N. P. Curtis F. O. Crocker J. Jones Samuel Stoneburg F. E. Lincoln E. J. Morrison Hiram Tome Wim, Burkett Benj. Crooks N. P. Morrison Martin Devore John Fuellbart John Donaldson N. J. McIntyre W. A. Olmstead John Gerow Elk—David Folk Andrew Youngs W. O. Martin Nelson Day John Linkstrom D. F. A. Wheelock Jas. Brookmire P. Wright W. Abbott C. L. Chadwick A. E. Pelton P. W. Brown James Currie Hh. M. Hodges L. D. Northrop R. L. Gardner August J. Ludwic A. Robinson R. G. Strickland H. A. Braley John C. Thomas L. Rowland Wm. Coffin Edward Justin George Mead Kinzna Sylvester English Leroy Strong Harry Neily Wm. H. Harris Joseph Briggs Albert Young A. E. Lake Will Demon Guy Bachop Geo. Turner Pleasant—Worth Barber Lee Thompson D. B. Dalrymple O. H. Stright John Bonner John B. Moore Richard Hartley John Spetz Sugar Grove John Stuart Theodore Akin J. L. Burroughs F. L. Hayes F. D. Wheelock R. W. Waters Lans Peterson Wellington Brown F. L. Darling Charles Jones Iiwood Well

Reform Governor Clevelands Controversial Record Criticized

The piece attacks Grover Cleveland’s reform image, arguing he used office to gain favor with corrupt figures and justify his political alliances. It accuses reformers and supporters of double standards while citing Hubburt O. Thompson, Davidson, McLaughlin, Irving Hall, and Brooklyn ring connections.

Grover Cleveland Gen Hancock Hubert O. Thompson Davidson Irving Hall McLaughlin Brooklyn New York Curtis Cleveland Beecher Independent Eliot the Tribune WN. Y. Tribune

Labor Union Denounces Cleveland Over Scandals

The Central Labor Union of Buffalo representing 13,000 voters denounces Cleveland as an enemy to labor and pledges to do all in its power to defeat him, while Brecher faces a tough stance on supporting Cleveland.

Central Labor Union of Buffalo Cleveland

President Arthur Roughs It Among the Catskills

The president treks through the Catskill region in a rugged excursion, showing a practical, outdoorsy side despite the presidency. He avoids formal trappings, embracing simple travel and informal settings during the trip.

Arthur Cattskills Rip van Winkle

Ex-Speaker Keirer Defeated in District Primaries

Former Speaker Keirer will not return to Congress after a crushing primary defeat in his district. The outcome confirms a decisive rebuke from voters and reshapes the district’s political landscape.

Keirer Congress

Ledger Seeks to Rewrite Judge Taylor's Opinion

A 1884 legal dispute is debated over who paid for a watch and chain, with allegations that the Ledger alters terms to fit its stance. The piece contrasts the Ledger’s presumed bias against the law’s presumption of innocence and notes changes from decency to propriety.

Mai Bates Ledger Maiit Taylor Rascal Lauffer Wagner Warren County

Scott Named Democratic Candidate in Erie District Nomination

Corry hosts a party convention with 12 delegates from Erie Venango and Warren counties. On the 9th ballot Robt Lamberton of Venango and others backed James Scott who was nominated unanimously. The piece warns Republicans Scott's win would hurt the party and favors Mackey as the better choice.

Erie Corry Erie County F. A. Mizener Charles Porter C. Zeisenheim Alfred Short H. D. Claus Joseph O’brien Venango County Thos. Hoge Robt. Lamberton Charles H. Duncan O. B. Goodwin Warren County R. Taggart Charles Chase C. Dinsmoor C. A. Corwin Wm. L. Scott C. H. Noyes Warren J. D. Hancock Venango Capt. Taggart Mr. Lamberton Scott Hancock Noyes Democratic National Committee Mackey

Kansas Town Proves Liquor-Free At Ottawa Assembly

In Ottawa Kansas a six thousand resident county seat shows no liquor sales for six years and reports no disorder. The author cites empty jail, two policemen, and widespread saloon-free travel across Kansas. A wealth holder moved to avoid temptation and sons know no drunkard father. Fifty thousand attendees at the Ottawa Assembly saw no drunken or disorderly behavior.

Ottawa Kansas S. S. Times

Silver pile swells as gold reserve drains in Treasury

The Treasury stores six thousand tons of silver dollars now rising by 800 tons yearly while gold dwindles to 118 million dollars, about thirty three percent of currency in circulation. Gold reserve would be healthier near forty percent, with the New York Clearing-house blamed for silver losses and part of the balance settlements. The government weighs leaving the Clearing house and settling some New York balances in silver.

Treasury New York Sub-treasury Clearing House Buffalo Express Sherifef Court of Common Pleas Warren County Court House Warren Brokenstraw Township County of State of Pennsylvania Orlando McKinney Said McKinney Mathews Run James McKinney J. W. McKinney Brokenstraw Arthur McKinney Wilbur Walling A. J. Hazeltine

Ture Faces New Trouble for Whiskey Interests

Secretary Folger rules vast shipments of distilled spirits sent to European ports and Bermuda cannot claim two years bonded storage on return. They must pay duty on entry equal to the internal revenue tax. The decision, unexpected, is supported by the Attorney General.

Ture Folger Bermuda

Earthquake Shocks Spanning From Maine to Alleghenies Frighten Northeasterners

Preopte in New York and Philadelphia were frightened last Sunday by an earthquake shock lasting several seconds. It seemed to extend from Maine to the Allegheny mountains with no great damage but widespread fear. TreveE pushes to unite Republican and Liberal votes in North Carolina, a move that could give Blaine the state.

Preopte New York Philadelphia Maine Allegheny Mountains Trevee North Carolina Blaine

Teaberry Whitening Test Sparks Cautious Jury

A brief note says Teaberry product whitens teeth like chastened pearls and a sample settles it.

Mackey vindicated by Congress and McCalmont letter

A long defense of Charles W. Mackey’s military record recounts his unjust court martial dismissal in 1863. Congress reversing the sentence in 1876, notes from Gen Hurlbut and Judge McCalmont confirm Mackey’s faithful service and vindication. References to Grant’s approval and published Congressional records accompany the endorsement.

Cleveland 10Th Reg. Pa Mackey Congress Geo. A. Jenks Pennsylvania House Hurlbut Illinois Charles W. Mackey Committee On Senate Congressional Record Grant McCalmont Franklin Pa C. W. Mackey

Tariff Debate and Cleveland's Political Fallout

The piece explains the tariff as either protective or revenue based on wage disparities. It defends American industry and critiques Democratic platforms while noting Gov. Cleveland's absence in the woods and questioning whether he will resign or endure a defeat.

N. Y. Tribune England Germany Canada Europe Cleveland North Woods

Buruer Letter Shows Stand With Greenback Labor Reform

In a letter to Charles A. Dana Buruer declares support for Greenback and laboring men anti monopoly candidates. He pledges to explain his actions publicly after Cleveland’s acceptance letter is received and any disagreements will be addressed.

Ben. Butler Charles A. Dana N. Y. Sun Ben Mr. Cleveland Bens. F. Buruer

Unclaimed Letters at Warren Post Office Pa

Letters addressed to numerous individuals remain unclaimed at the Warren Post Office Warren Co Pa and will be sent to the Dead Letter Offices if not called for within thirty days. The notice lists dozens of names including Avery Anderson Ackerman Boleen Boger Burns Boyer Byers Consedine Cobb Chemical Wks Crawley Cole Cottrell Devers Metz Dunlop French Frew French Griggs Gallett Hubbard Hubbard Holm Harris Hockenberry Hovis Irwin Jonsson Johnson Keefer Keenan Lewis Long Lundy Manufac Co McCutchen Morrison Metcalf Mahoney McEntee Miller McNally Mitchell Olmstead Olsen Piigrene Pierce Patty Storum Shaner Stanton Stol Swanson Strickenber Stapleton Sanford Starks Thorstenson Wright Wilson Watters Waterfall Woodruff ers.

Warren Warren Co Jobe Gallett Alice Hubbard Etta L. Hubbard Oe L. Holm Jake 2 Hockenberry Jis Hovis Lena Irwin A. T. Jonsson August Johnsson A. Maria Johnson J. A. Keefer Chas

The Irish American Defection in 1884 Campaign

The piece notes a large shift of Celtic American voters from Cleveland to Blaine, with Irish leaders like Purcell and Devoy opposing Cleveland. It cites 40,000 Irish in New York ready to defect, resignations supporting Blaine, and Cincinnati’s Celtic American backing Blaine and Logan. It also mentions Buffalo club shifts and broader party disruption.

Cleveland Blaine New York Wm. Purcell Rochester Union Democratic Party Rochester John Devoy The Irish Nation Buffalo Devoy Kernan Purcell Grace W. J. Gleason Democratic City Central Committee Cincinnati Logan Hancock

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Warren Mail Jas. G. Blaine Jo. A. Logan E. 8S. Osborne Luzerne County W. Mackey Assembly Henry Brace W.J. Alexander Michael Crocker Theodore L. Putman George H. Higgins Nelson P. Curtis George A. Walkley Warren Academy Summerfield Warner Republican County Committee Brecher Wendlebee France Paris Potomac White House Frances E. WiLtarp Indiana Miss Willard Chautauqua Woman’s Christ Temperance Union Epson City of U. S. Treasury New England Nebraska Dakota Ireland Titusville Herald C. Allen Warren, Pa Johnson & Seigfried Acker’s Johnson & Siegfried Ask Johnson & Siegried Acker Gjst Dinsmoor & Cable Charles L. Atkins Susa Atkins Warren Co. Com Subna Meccaes County Court of Common Pleas E. A. Allen Heriff Borough of State Harris Johnson and Brewster Gee K. Harris Henry Johnson Willard White Atkinson George Given J. W. Burns William Burrows James Morrison Jacob Krimbell Krimbell C. Retterer M. Dahlman & Co Economical Mutual Benefit Association Sandy Lake Mercer Co Under the Sun H. J. Muse W. Smith W. C. Geibner Bradford S. E. Phipps Grove City M. L. Zabniser A. J. Carr Sunday Mail W. A. Groves Tionesta Citizens National Bank Myron Waters Foenge Henry G. Hertzel Capital M. Waters S. P. Johnson F. Henry H. A. Jamieson S. V. Davis W. D. Brown A. Hertzel Geo N. Parmlee A. G. Hertzel United States Warren Union School Vaan Freereery Science, Mathematics and Literature Struthers Iron Works Warvren, Pa Struthers, Wells & CO Sci First National Bank J.H. Eddy M. Beecher Scotland National Line Liverpool Ueenstown Antwerp Hamburg Bremen Havre Gothenburg Christinia Copenhagen P& EF Cashier Ae City Crockery China Water St G.L Ss. M. Browneel General Insurance Agent Water and Hickory Streets Dr. Berkstresser P.S. Jackson & Son Carpenters and Builders Hickory Street Union School House Star Strnson & Co Portland, Main Artsch & Gruver Water Street Liberty Bartsch & Grover Beech Street R. R James Nixon Knapp, Cable & CO J. H. Mitchell & Co OLD Reliable Companies Etna Hartford Phoenix Home Howard N.Y Niagara London & Globe Queens Royal Ngland Imperial London Assurance Commercial Sun Fire Lancashire British America Toronto American Union Reliance Mutual Benefit Life New Jersey National Life Vermont Mutual Life Traveler's Life Harford Scofield Block Fifth Street Hazel Laurel Streets Laurel Street Fifth West Fifth Street A. T. Scofield A. Pinney & Coo Steber Block Wheeler People’s Market Rowland & Greenland Hickory St Everkind Elk Township State Line John Hellens Hellens Sellew Popple Beach George W. Quaintance Quaintance Josiah Walker State Bank of Randolph Sheriff’s Office Warren Savings Bank Arren, PA L. F. Watson B. Nesmith O. H. Hunter E. G. Wood M. B. Dunham Jas, Clark, Jr U.S Hallett Book Co Portland YALE Wellesley Sas A. Siegel & Sons Gaxyr Geo. P. Orr & CO Gross & Bro L. G Noyes Druss Wells & Noyes Reredicines Oris Walton Frazier Medicine CO Prop’s Ohio J. Danta Variety Hall tV4aa T. S. Messner 4
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