Warren County Associate Judge Candidates Named
A slate of Republican candidates for Associate Judge in Warren County is announced including S J Page of Warren Royal E Scott of Tidioute L L Spencer of Columbus J T Courson of Tidioute William B Adocks Isaac H Hiller Carter V Kinnear Esq of Youngsville all subject to party nomination and convention decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Falconer
Warren
Assembly
M. G. Cushing
Tidioute
W. H. Shortt
Youngsville
Warren County
W. M. Lindsey
S. J. Page
Royal E. Scott
L. L. Spencer
Columbus
J. T. Courson
William B. Adocks
Isaac H. Hiller
Carter V. Kinnear Esq
Republican Voters of Warren Co to elect delegates on July 29
The Republican Voters of Warren County will meet in boroughs and townships on Saturday July 29 to elect delegates for the nominating convention at Warren Court House Monday July 31 at 1 PM. Committees list shows vote totals and delegates per district with county committee approvals.
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Warren Co
Court House
Warren
Brokenstraw
Erwin Johnson
G. H. Bates
Conenango
H. H. Babcock
John Jones
Columbus
Lucius White
P. Parker
Corydon
J. K. Brown
Jacob Tombs
Cherry Grove
R. C. Wright
D. Aber
Deerfield
N. P. Morrison
B. B. Siggins
Elk
Jacob Mack Wm. Holman
Eldred
John Young
O. O. Sanford
Farmington
R. E. Miller
P. W. Brown
Freehold
Calvin Wright
E. A. Allen
Glade
W. Brasington
Daniel Nesmith
Kinzua
Leroy Strong
J. J. Sherman
Limestone
Buck
Charles Russell
Mead
L. P. Rogers
E. Lyon
Pine Grove
A. G. Lane
W. D. Johnson
Pleasant
T. V.S. Morian
W. B. Benedict
S. L. Skiff
D. C. Mallett
Tidioute
E. A. Baldwin
D. Baker
S. T. Allen
D. McNitt
Youngsville
A. C. Blodgett
C. V. Kinnear
G. W. Brown
W. W. Wilbur
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Borough of
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Calvin Cheeny
Cheeny
John Conklin
Benjamin Gumner
W. Davis
Warren Pa
Penn
Farmington Centre
David Foster
Sumner Goulding’s
Utlce
Warren CO. Agriculturall Society
G. W. Kinnear
New York Secretary Tammany Ring Feeds City Finances
The piece accuses Democratic rulers in New York of siphoning public funds through Ingersoll & Co. during 1869 and 1870, with $5.66 million paid and large sums for court house furniture and carpets. It claims Tweed’s involvement and notes high costs versus actual goods, suggesting a ring pocketing treasury money. It also reports South Carolina Ku Klux activity and a rebuke of Timothy Stevens era figures in lingering wartime rhetoric.
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New York
Ingersoll & Co
Wm. M. Tweed
New Court House
Tammany Ring
the Times
Oil Exports Boom From New York Port in 1870 Growth Surges
The New York Chamber of Commerce reports a 37 percent rise in 1870 petroleum exports, with 33 percent of that increase from New York port. U.S. exports reach 141,208,155 gallons, up from 99,291,000 in 1868, signaling rapid oil growth and a yearly rise.
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N. Y. Chamber of Commerce
New York
United States
Antwerp
Great Britain
Pennsylvania
Butler Bids Massachusetts Governor Run Against Howe
A remark notes Samuel Butler intends to run for Massachusetts governor against Julia Ward Howe or any other man. The joke implies Howe may clash with Butler if he runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen Butler
Massachusetts
Julia Ward Howe
Howe
Address of Hon. Russell Errett Published
The able and admirable Address of Hon. Russell Errett, Chairman of the Republican State Committee, is herewith published. Read it.
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Russell Errett
Republican State Committee
Kentucky and California state election previews in 1870s context
The report notes Kentucky votes on the first Monday in August with Democrat P H Leslie and Republican Gen John M Harlan as contenders for governor. It cites prior party majorities and a close anticipated canvass, and mentions California where Gov Haight seeks reelection amid a mixed voting record for Republicans and Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
P. H. Leslie
John M. Harlan
California
Gov. Haight
Grant
Republicans Praise Record and Warn Against Democrats in Pennsylvania
The party argues its wartime and postwar stewardship reduced state debt from 40m to about 29m, expanded public schools, and rebuilt the system for orphans of soldiers. It accuses Democrats of opposition to emancipation, reconstruction, and constitutional amendments, citing New York riots as proof of mob rule. Led by Russell Errett and others, the message calls for defeating the Democratic party to protect civil and religious rights.
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Republican Party
Senate
Curtin
Democratic Party
Lincoln
Pease
Grant
Great Britain
United States
State Senate
New York
Migor
Pennsylvania
Micor
Crvin
Liperry
Russell Errett
Ezra Lukens
D. F. Hovnsroy
Eeraats P. M. Lyre
Sherman Talks Grant and 1872 Outlook at Saratoga
The NY Commercial Advertiser interview with Gen. Sherman at Saratoga covers Grant’s presidential prospects in 1872, his army career, and warnings about political cliques. Sherman supports Grant, notes Hancock as a potential rival, and praises the Ku Klux bill for empowering federal troops to quell disturbances.
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N. Y
Grant
White House
Ron
Hancock
Washington
International and domestic updates span revolts to health
A Swiss German protection pact is noted along with German consular aid. Reports cover French Assembly military service, Communist arrests, Legitimist unity, a Madrid murder arrest, possible unrest in Porto Rico, a Jamaican uprising risk, and Ku Klux Bill debates. Local floods, bigamy conviction, a hanging sentence, coal discovery near St Louis, and a North Pacific labor riot are listed. An Oregon poetical justice note and a county editor file theft trial conclude with Colfax’s health letter from South Bend.
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Federal Council of
Switzerland
Berlin
Prim
Madrid
Porto Rico
Jamacca
New Orleans
Bowen
Laura D. Fair
St. Louis
North Pacific
Washington
Saya
Oregon
Permisson
Montreal
le Nouveau Monde
Alphonse Barrette
Alphonse Mondon
Canada
United States
George Ahrensburg
Philadelphia
International Union
Colfax
South Bend
Deven
Continent
Rocky Mountains
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Warren Mail
David Stanton
Beaver Co
Rob’t B. Beath
Schuylkill
Joel Carr
T. V. S. Morian
South West
R. H. Morrison
Republican County Convention
Ku-Klux
South Carolina
Barry
Yorkville
J. E. Stevenson
A. J. Wallace
James Barry
Wallace
Major Barry
Lancaster
Thaddeus Stevens
Stephens
Shhreiner
Morton
Cincinnati
England
Carpenter
Conklin
White
Ramsdell
Tribune
Boston
The
Republican State Committee of
Sherman
High Street
A. Fisher
John Sager
High and
Liberty Streets
Jamestuum Eatae
Warren, Pa
J.Y. James
Water Street
Union
Laurel Street
Cerosinz
Joseph Benson
Poplar
Hazel Street
Orris Hall
T. J. Taft
Hickory Street
J. H. Hull
New Walk
S. Carver
Fifth
Sixth Street
W. T. Falconer
East Street
5Th
6Th Street
George Bull
East Stoa Nns
Thos. Sinthers
E Street
T. O. Hutchinson
Second Street
P. Falconer
Market High Street
Eddy
Market Str
R. K. Russell
Mai High Street
G. H. Ames
Mark High Street
S. A. Wetware
Market Street
Third and
Warren Borough
Mill Race Bridge
K. T. F. Valentine
Aervs
P. Kina
Burgess
Irket
T Street
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Commonwealth
James H. Webb
William A. Wallace
MO. W. Geary
F. Jordan
the Commonwealth
Harrisburg
ED Lyon
Brown’s
Philadelphia & Erie R. R
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Erie
Phila
Erie Express
Phily
Corry and
Irvin & A. R
Irvington
Wil
L.S
0. C
Arren
L. 8S
M.S
Corry
O. C. & A. R. Railway
Irvineton
Catawissa
Williamsport
Ehoira Mail
Baldwin
C. H. Noyes
J. R. Clark
Insurance
Fire Insurance
Ins. Co
North America
Phil
Assest
Old
Burgess and Town Council
A. D
E. T. F. Valentine
R. P. Kine
James B. Foster
Allegheny River
C. Dinsmoor
Justice of the Peace
Leiters
Geo. A. Cobham
Rufus B. Smith
A. C. Benjamin
Elk Creek
Erie Co
B. Brown
Hazeltin
ORR 4 CO
Browns
R. S. Church
Second and Liberty Sts
Russell House
Irvington, PA
York State
Ohio
Sullivan & Gaviniamington
N. B
Rafraid
Baltimore
Oil Creek
Allegheny River R. R
Titusville
Petroleum Centre
Oil City
Trunkeyville
Hickory
Tionesta
Oleopolis
A. M
Cleopolis
Philadelhia & Erie Railroad
Atlantic and Great Western Ailway
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Philadelphia & Erie Railway
John Pitcairn, Jr
Gen’l
C. J. Hepburn
Hall & Spear’s
Pittsburg Plows
William Knabe & CO
Baltimore, MD
Curtis Plow
Sarge
Elvery
William Hnare & CO
Veterinary
W.S. M.carty
Milton
Northumberland CO
G. C Irvine
Glade Tp
Desiree
Whawa
Waiaue
A. Hextzel & CO
Rob. J. Culverwell
V.S. M’carty
Conewango Mills
Arron Cement
Wetmore
Land
Trushel & Henry
Thomas
Conewango, Pa
Corry, PA
Wheeler & Wilson
WM. Sumner & CO
Reed
Erie, Pa
Disston
Mann
Rowland
Barstow
Pacific
Camerics
O. H. Hunter
H. A. Jamieson & CO
Keystone Lock
Carver House
Phillip Bysecker
Waren, Pa
Excha
Nesmith & Keller
Butcher
Cyclop
Eureka Files
Keystone Block