Warren Mall Republican Tidings on January 16 1872
The piece argues the Republican party’s strong control as 1872 opens. It cites Grant’s leadership in war and peace, party unity in Congress, and contrasts with Democratic disaffection. It notes Civil Service reforms and investigations, along with legislative committee appointments and a seat contest involving Luther Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Republic
Gen. Grant
Washington
Congress
Senate
Schurz
Civil Service Commission
Curtis
Trumbull
Sumner
Allen
House
Representative Shortt
Messrs
Fitch
Strang
Davis
Philadelphia
Randall
Crawford
Buck
Beardslee
Fleeger
Shortt
Gray
M’junkin
Mitchell
Tioga
Williams
Wilson
Noyes
Morris
Bowman
Brockway
Woolever
Greenwall
Luther Green
Rogers
M’kean
Black
Porter
Wilcox
Letherman
Fox
Trial remarks and political notes from Baltimore
The Baltimore trial of Mrs Wharton continues with exchange between Attorney General Syester and Dr Warren about medical opinions. Obituary notices recall Sidney Morse New York editor died December 23 1871 aged 78, author of Morss Geography. Robert W Mackey elected State Treasurer and George W Hammersly elected Clerk of the Senate in a Republican joint convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Baltimore
Warren
Syester
Sidney E. Morse
New York
The
New York Observer
Morse
Robert W. Mackey
Geo. W. Hammersly
Senate
New York City Mayor Hall Resigns Amid Tammany Pressure
The city head yields to pressure from reformers and vacates his office. Gen John Cochrane, President of the Board of Aldermen, acts as mayor until order is lifted, while Hall plans a permanent retirement. The uprising aims to elect honest men and end Tammany rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Hall
Tammany Ring
John Cochrane
Board of Aldermen
Governor Baldwin Proclaims Additional Relief Funds
Governor Baldwin of Michigan issues a proclamation praising continued donations for victims of the late fires and thanking sympathizers for aid. The report also notes the Prince of Wales is convalescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Michigan
United States
Prince of Wales
Fisher Shot by Stokes in Grand Central Clash
James Fisk Jr. was fatally shot by Edward S. Stokes at the Grand Central Hotel after an expected confrontation. Stokes was captured, Fisk died hours later, and a funeral plan including a Brattleboro burial was announced with city officials directing the state funeral procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Opera House
9Th Regiment
Bowland
Palfrey
Wood
Montgomery
Bacon and Hussey
Flagg
Spencer
Aschenbrodel (Musical) Society
Grand Central Depot
Forty-second St
Brattleboro
Stokes Remains Cheerful at Tombs After Verdict
Edward S. Stokes was taken to the Tombs prison at nine this morning. His cell has been made comfortable by friends, and he appears cheerful and unconcerned about his position. No females have visited him and no change in demeanor followed the coroner's verdict.
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Buckalow
Senate
Harrisburg
Dorsic
Pittsburg
Buckalew
Rutan
Mercerst
James R. Wood
White
Byrnes
Fifteenth Precinct
Stokes
Fisk
Col. Fisk
Edward 8. Stokes
Wm. M. Tweed
Jay Gould
Tweed
Wood
Sayres
Fisher
Tripler
Mr. Fisk
Mrs. Hooker
Col. Hooker
West Twenty Third St
Edward S. Stokes
Tombs
Notable 19th Century Briefs Span Politics and Industry
A compilation notes Joseph Gillett’s death, Jesus Garcia elected Governor of Mexico, Colfax’s re nomination stance, and various social and economic snippets. It cites H W Halleck’s death as U S Army senior major general, Post Office currency policy, and Georgia's 23 colored legislators. It also covers Oregon wild geese, Siamese twins Eng and Chang in North Carolina, a San Francisco church, and Lehigh Valley coal totals with a small decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gillett
Jesus Garcia
Mexico
Colfax
Philadelphia
Alexis
H. W. Halleck
United States Army
James Fisk
Post Office Department
Oregon
Eng
Chang
North Carolina
Georgia
Senate
House
San Francisco
Lehigh Valley
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Warren Mall
Legislative
James Fisk, Jr
Yorkville
Miss. Mansfield
Col. Fellowes
John McLean
Miss Mansfield
Delmonico’s
Grand Central Hotel
Ladie
Grand Opera House
Clarence
John T. Redmond
H. L. Powers
Redmond
Powers
McCadden
Mercer-st
Fisk, Jr
A. L. Benze
Peter Krickall
Emma Lqciding
Corydon
F. R. Case
Ezra Dykeman
Ida E. Ives
Warren County
Corydon House
Robert Culbertson
Nancy Pane Culbertson
Kinzua
WM. H. O'Conner
Esther M. M. Culbertson
Kinzua Township
Glade
William Clark
Mail Office
J. Fisher i
Shafer Block
Carver i
Douglass
Istrict Court OF the United States
Western District of Pennsylvania
George H. Welton
Tidbute
Benj. Ellis
WM. Jewell
Sugar Grove
Yennie & Manzer
C. F. Yennie
C.F. Yennie
H. F. Manzer
West Spring Creek, Pa
Uust
Wheeler & Wilson
Bryant & Stratton
Buffalo
Business,college
America
Mr.i. C. Bryant
Maine
California
Telegraph Institute
Buffalo Telegraph Institute
J.C. Bryant & Son
Buffalo, N. Y
Geo. Reig, JR
Hall & Spear’s
Pittsburg Plows
Curtis Plow
Erie
A. Hextzel
C. Warren
Planinc Mill
Sucar Grove, PA
Sugars
Jamestown
H. MIX
Ree New
JAS. Clark, JR. & Co
Warren, Pa
Koene
Manu
Ono
Mite
Oni
Dea
Europe
Chicago
Philadelphia & Erie
R. R
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Phila
Corry Wield
Kane
Warren Kane
Erie Express
Erie Kane
Warte
Mail
M. S
Corry
Irvi & A. R
Irvington
Dalane
L. 5
0. C
M.S. C
C. H. Noyes
Dunkirk, Warren
Pittsburgh
Garland, PR
P. Me
A. M
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Laona
Norton's
Skidmore’s
Casadaganesa
Moon’s
Sinclairville Vermont
Ross Mill
Falconer’s
G. W
AL Re
Frewsburg
Fentonville
Ackley’s
Pine Grove
West End
Old Exchange
L. R. Skaats
Keystone Block
Carver House
D. Thayer
Mis
Philip Bysecker
Waren, Pa
Court of Common Pleas
Young Men’s Christian Association
Grant
S. W. Waters
Citizens Savings Bank
H. R. Crowell
Smith, Wameen, Pa
Sloct
Fire Insurance Company
OF New York
T. J. Clemons
Variety Hall
Johnson’s Exchange
Ance Artic Safameries
BROWN
Arren
Lycoming County Mutual Insurance Company
Aves
TE Ais
Wagrren
Joseph Hall
L. F. Watson
O. H. Hunter
John N. Schnur
Hoffman & Clark
J.P. Peek
J.C. Bennet
Sterling Old Company
Jun R. Clark
Dak Meeraia
H. Lee
Wells’ Drug Store
Conrad Lesser
Painsville Nurs
Hooker
Union School
Andes Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
the Giant Company of the West
Chautauqua Co
Jane Matthews
Busti Township
Chautaqua Lake
A. J. Haz’ Stine
First Nat'l Bank
Charles Blood
Ot Dunkirk
Bo Ha
Oil Creek
Allegheny River Raily Co
Corny Pa
Oil Creek and Alleghen River Railway Company
F.A. Phillips
Sec
DI Fisher
Liberty
High Strets
Tanner Hose
MPHE
WM. Kitchen
Lidecti
J. B. Brown’s
Greenland Brothers
Keystone Block 9
Wakefield
Mel
Ted
Walnut
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Company
WM. Sumner & CO
M. J. Carry
Vasigh
Disston
Mann
Rowland
Barstow
Tle
Uly
L. D. Crandall
Alt Dee Howe
Ghime
Setsiaiaale
Union Block
Warren, Penn’a
Mort, M. Moore’s
Farrar Hall
Erle
Isaac Levi
State Street
Uiverwell
Gabon
USB Bros
F. Hooker
Nori-Res Densa
N. Parmice
Treasur Rt
Academie D
Ep’t
Dass
Nesmith
R. P. Kuna
Laugh
Wyoming Fire Insurance Co
Wilkes-Barre, PA
H. Noyes
C. Hamilton, Esq
Sugar
Grove, Pa
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