Disgraceful quarrel over U S Senator race in state
A heated dispute in the eastern part of the state pits friends of Wallace Buckalew and Clymer against each other over the pending U S Senator election. The quarrel draws in newspapers and supporters triggering letters urging influence and opposition, with further commentary on Democratic reform and party tactics.
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Messrs
Wallace
Buckalew
Clymer
United States
Hhe
Harrisburg
Lhie
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Cameron
Hartranft
Errett
Mackey
Erie
Philadelphia
Kilkenney
Temple
Pittsburg Post
Wilson urges reform to revive Republican ideals
Vice President Wilson calls for a practical progressive policy to reform management and legislation within the party. He argues Liberals honest in their stance deserve an olive branch while others should not be embraced. The Venus transit will be observed Wednesday with global expeditions. Kansas reports grasshopper plague affecting 15,000 to 20,000 residents, with over a dozen counties devastated and relief shortages ongoing.
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Mea
Republican Party
Wilson
Kansas
Congress convenes today in session with President's Message
Congress opens its session on Monday as the chamber begins work with the President's Message to be issued in an extra edition. The focus is on new policy priorities and legislative strategy. Leaders expect debate over budget plans and key nominations.
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Congress
Louisville Courier-Journal
N. Y. Examiner and Chroniele
Pittsburg Commercial
Court of Appeal Assessments Listed for Warren County
The Court of Appeal convenes at the Warren Commissioner's Office for assessments in numerous townships and boroughs. Named assessors include Stephen Carver in Warren Borough, D. C. Bowman in Youngsville, Jno T. Courson in Tidioute, A Minor in Brokenstraw, and others in Columbus, Corydon, Cherry Grove, Deerfield, Elk, Eldred, Freehold, Farmington, Glade, Kinzua, Limestone, Mead, Pine Grove, Pleasant, Pittsfield, Sugar Grove, Spring Creek, Sheffield and South West. Dates range December 22 to December 24, 1874. clerk R. K. Russet signs the notice dated November 19, 1874.
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Warren County
Court of Appeal
Warren Boro
Stephen Carver
Youngsville
D. C
Freehold
W. B. Rice
Farmington
John A. Marsh
Glade
John McWilliams
Kinzua
Roswell Strong
Limestone
J. P. Houser
Mead
C. W. Kidder
Pine Grove
C. Chase
Pleasant
Richard Ward
Pittsburg preacher urged to repeat sermon slowly
An exchange notes a Pittsburg preacher asked to repeat his sermon and speak slowly. He quips that the abundance of tiny corroborating details makes it hard for skeptics to accept truth, then questions what clarity would do to skeptical doubts and ends with a colorful remark about coal dust and smoke.
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Pittsburg
Adulterated whiskey claims shock Chicago and New York tests
Scientific chemical analyses find no pure liquor at forty Chicago bars and at hotels in New York City. In St. Louis, thirty-six samples all show adulteration mainly with poisons. The claim that top whiskies can be produced for thirty cents per gallon is reported.
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New York City
St. Louis
United States
Harper's Weekly
U.S
Harper's Magazine
Bazar
Harper’s
Wong
Express
Harper & Brothers
New York
Haper
Mai
Harper & Broterrs
Jamestown Alpacas
State Grange Annual Meeting in Williamsport Pa
The State Grange P of H holds its annual meeting at 3 PM on January 6 1875 in Williamsport Pennsylvania with representation from about four hundred granges. Biennial officer elections will occur and other important business will be handled during the session. Railroads have arranged large fare reductions for attendees.
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State Grange
P. of H
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Citizens Savings Bank
H.R. Crowell
Warren, Pa
Uncle Jaxe Zetcler Declines Clerk of the House Post
Uncle Jaxe Zetcler of the Butler Herald and Harrisburg clerk is praised for his level head but declines the proposed Clerk of the House role for the coming session. He warns that organizing two hundred men under the new Constitution and keeping records would be a demanding task, to reveal itself in time.
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Jaxe Zetcler
Butler Herald
Harrisburg
Paxson Wins Lot to Lead as Chief Justice
Two Supreme Court judges Paxson and Woodward were to cast lots for seniority on promotion. Paxson drew the lucky lot and will be Chief for the last seven of his twenty-one years on the court.
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Supreme Court
Paxson
Woodward
G W Scofield Career Highlighted Amid Erie Voter Absence
A gossipy Philadelphia letter notes 5221 Erie county voters did not vote with at least 4000 Republicans. It praises Hon. G W Scofield a long time congressman from 1862 to 1872 and describes his faithful service and influence. It lauds his modesty and debating presence and claims he has few equals in the Pennsylvania delegation.
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Tax World
United States
Missouri
Thos. C. Reynolds
Reynolds
Union
Carl Schurz
Fenton
N. Y. Republic
Philadelphia
Erie County
G. W. Scofield
Scofield
Erie
Warren
McKean
Elk
Forest
Cameron
Jefferson
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Messrs
Todd
Albright
Death of Mayor Havemeyer in New York City
Mayor Havemeyer died suddenly in his office after a morning walk and brief illness. Coroners jury cites heart disease as the cause. Alderman Vance acts as Mayor until January.
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Mayor Havemeyer
New York City
Vance
Havemeyer
Fifteen Years Since John Brown’s Hanging Noted
The piece marks the 15th anniversary of John Brown’s execution in Charleston Virginia and notes Governor Chamberlain’s inauguration in Columbia. It records a November debt reduction of 1,213,427 dollars and comments on hard times.
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John Brown
Charleston
Virginia
Chamberlain
South Carolina
Columbia
Forest City Streets and Public Square Homoeopathic College
In Forest City a plan outlines streets and a public square adjacent to the Homoeopathic College. The proposal details layout changes, potential funding, and anticipated civic impact. Community members discuss accessibility and architectural guidance from local officials.
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Forest City
the Homoeopathic College
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