Hemlock Logistics Discussed by Pennsylvania Tanners
The 1875 Harrisburg convention of the Tanners of Pennsylvania addressed tanning during hard times. A committee will confer with lumbermen on freight and sending hemlock lumber to market. A public meeting in Wilcox, Elk County, on January 12 will discuss rail facilities and loose logs versus boards and aims to reduce costs below seven to eight dollars per thousand. The committee includes J. S. Shultz, O. B. Grant, Wm. H. Ostehout, Walter Horton, and Hi. J. Rife.
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Tanners of
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Elk Advocate
Wilcox, Elk Co
Pittsburg
J. S. Shultz
O. B. Grant
Wm. H. Os
King Kalakaua Visits Washington in 1870s Style Pageantry
A Hawaiian king Kalakaua tours the U S visiting Washington Philadelphia New York and possibly Warren Oil Regions. He is received at the Arlington House with music and a Grant card reception, amid speculation about his aims from annexation to trade.
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Kalakaua
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Warren
Arlington House
Fish
Secretary of the Navy
Grant
Gen
Scofield
Col Curtis to Contest in Democratic district
Democratic papers fret as Col C B Curtis notifies Mr Egbert of a possible contest over an 11 vote majority. If Curtis wins a seat in a Democratic House it backs him. if not there is no harm. Irregularities may have occurred and certificates may have gone to the wrong man, given returns differed from officials.
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Ebenezer McJunxty
Butler County
John M. Thompson
Butler
Armstrong
Allegheny
Thompson
C. B. Curtis
Egbert
Curtis
Vicksburg
Crosby
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Judge Brown
Circuit Court
Jackson
Brown
Ambrose Brown
Gowan
Cincinnati
Sensational Cabinet Talk Nips at Bristow Supreme Court Plans
The New York Herald frets over a looming cabinet reshuffle and a rumored Bristow Supreme Court seat, but the piece notes no real resignation or bench change is imminent. It pokes fun at the paper’s sensationalism and denies actual moves.
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New York Herald
Secretary of the Treasury
Bristow
Judge Swayne
Swayne
The
Herald
Buckalew drives at Observer over U. S. Senatorship scramble
Tuer Ellis notes Home organ of Buckalew attacks the Erie Observer for labeling party jockeying as disgraceful. The Observer retracts, Buckalew’s coffee-pot candidate favored, while Democratic papers once harsh on Bill Mann and the ring now face a new disgraceful ring with Sam Josephs as stake holder.
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Tuer Ellis
Buckalew
Erie Observer
U. S
Bill Mann
United States
Sam Josephs
Philadelphia man declines Supervising Architect post
Mr McArthur of Philadelphia declines the Government Supervising Architect position after Muller resigns, citing stronger home business and low pay with political grumblers ahead. Boston held a municipal election with six tickets and Samuel C Cobb winning by 18 000. Cusine, a navy veteran, died in Washington asylum. Don A Pardee named Louisiana judge, praised by supporters. A constitutional convention reunion occurred in Philadelphia last week.
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McArthur
Philadelphia
Muller
Boston
Samuel C. Cobb
Cobb
Rower From All Parts Arrives for Nebraska Settlers
Rower from across the Union arrives to aid settlers in the Republican Valley and other parts of Nebraska as colonization efforts continue.
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The
Union
Republican Valley
Nebraska
Bay Ridge burglary ends in double fatality tied to Charley Ross case
Brooklyn dispatch December 14 reports ex Judge Van Brunt waking to burglars at Bay Ridge. He shot two men. both died. The slain men, Mosier and Douglass, were linked to Charley Ross kidnapping with Douglass admitting involvement. Police in New York and Philadelphia had pursued them for months.
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Brooklyn
van Brunt
Bay Ridge
Philadelphia
Charley Ross
New York
Walling
Wm. Mosier
Pennsylvania Pig Iron Makers Plan Reduced Output
The pig iron men of Pennsylvania met and resolved to produce half as many pigs of iron in 1875 as they did in 1874.
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Pennsylvania
Vicksburg Massacre Chronicle Claims
The article reports a mob uprising in Vicksburg targeting local office holders led by Crosby. It describes threats, forced resignations, and deadly violence against captured freedmen, with witnesses claiming officials fled and Crosby returned with militia, culminating in mass killings and hearings.
Scranton Officials Face Criminal Charges in Malfeasance Case
City government figures including the Chief of Police and Mayor, along with six school board members, were named in an alleged malfeasance case. They are under bonds totaling $18,000.
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Scranton
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Warren Mail
Lumbermen and Tanners Convention
Gravata
Texas
Georgia
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
Oue
New York Tribune
House
Pacific Mail Steamship Co
Garfield
Tribune
Samuel A. Black
Pennsylvania Road
Itis
Washington Chronicle
Daniel Ames
Virginia
Mary Clemmer Ames
Mary
Ames
Mary Clemmer
Wee
Tey
Jamestown
DY Ovem
Baltimore
Ceeeenee Venrseneeeeners
Chicago
Fairmount Park
Col. Curtis
Williamb. Cusine
Fredonia
Congess
Don A. Pardee
Louisiana
Durrell
Ohio
Vicksburg Massacre
Randolph
N. Y
C. Strong
E. Thomas
Conewango
Emma L. Marsh
Russellburg
E. Brown
J. 8S. Jones
Emma Cowles
Farmington
David Howard
Phebe Chapman
Pine Grove
A. J. Aierchant
M. Miles
Samuel 8S. McKenny
Allegheny City
Viola Miles
Kate Beatrice Wiswell
B. F
K.E. Morris
Croup
Mary Aurelia
Sexius Keller
Joseph Morse
Julia M
W. H. Sprague
W. H. Tew
That Place
Ensworth & Jamieson
Ensworth & Jamiescon
Stearns
Corry Man’e’g & Lumber Co
Corry
Warren County Common Pleas
S.S. Smith
Geo. H. Williams & Co
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Warren Borough
Penn’a
Frank D. Reeves
Messner & Lane
H. W. Lane
T.S. Messner
Warren, Pa
Union Agricultural Society
Sugar Grove
S. B. Jagger
First National Bank of Warren
M. Beecher
U. S. Marshal's Office
W. D
Thos. Conway
Tidioute
Revere House
S. KE. Woodruff, Esq
John Hall
U.S
Citizens Savings Bank
He .R. Crowell
Theodore Stebbins
J. W
G. R. Starr
Crocker & Crislow
T., O. Hutchinson
Same
Lehigh & Wyoming Oil Co
Corry Manufacturing & Lumber Co
BE. L. Deming
Geo. Tucker
R. E. Scott
L. P. Davis Et al
Cynthia Miller
D. Wentworth
Jewell & Babcock
John Fluent & Co
P. A. Gilbert
Brock & Weiner
Heckel & Kulow
J. T. Childs
Adm’r
W. P. Sproule
Knox & McGrain
Hubbard
Lippincott
Bakewell & Co
Co. J. Fox
Hollis King & Sons
D. A. Dewey
S. W. Gilland
J. J. Reig
J. E. Wells & CO
Bruggisti
Rush Bartlett & Son
Lamps Ang Lamp Goods
Rush
Pleasant Township
Savincs Bank
Carver House
Water Street
Warren PA
Capital
Coecee
Mae Morris
Cheers
Money Loaed
Joan Ayling
Harmony
Chautauqua Co
Ayling
Adim
Freehold
Warren Co
M. Waters
H. R. Crowell
Cashier
S. P. Johnson
F. Henry
H. A. Jamieson
D. McKelvy
J. KR. Clark
E. B. Eldred
A. Hertzel
G. N. Parmlee
Burgess
Andrew Meehan
Ieve
Aving
John Grindley
D. S. McNitt
Iddon T. W. McNitt
Scrip Clothing Store
R. K. Russell
People’s Store
Jadminestown
ERS and Manufacturers
America
Belgium
Jamestown Alpacas
Eoerts
Allen, Preston & Co
Kentucky
Sadie
Hamburg
Cottton
Brussels
P.S
Artos School House
Hickory Street
Rowland. Warren
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