Local names listed by towns and residents
A long ledger style roster lists residents by town including Warren Alden Shirley Crawford Ames Cogswell Swanson Allan Vidicute Henry Fuellhart Diefendorf McGill Morrison Agrelius Davis Jackson Siggins Goal McNett Huntingdon Morse Sobetz Metzgar Akin Mead Metzgar Gillispie Clark Cady Curtis Crocker Jones Stoneburg Lincoln Morrison Tome Burkett Crooks Morrison Devore Fuellhart Donaldson McIntyre Olmstead Gerow Folk Youngs Martin Day Linkstrom Wheelock Brook mire Wright Abbott Chadwick Pelton Brown Currie Hodges Northrop Gardner Ludwic Robinson Strickland Braley Thomas Rowland Coffin Justin Mead Kinzna English Strong Neily Harris Briggs Young A E Lake Demon Bachop Turner Barber Thompson Dalrymple Stright Bonner Moore Hartley Spetz Stuart Akin Burroughs Hayes Wheelock Waters Peterson Brown Darling Jones Wellman Ayling Barnes Baker Nichols Olmsted Brooks Eastman Leonard White Morton Weed Allison Woodward Langworthy More Bills Henderson Conroe Wilkins Slater Bussell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. McNett
H.C. Huntingdon
FE. Morse
Fred Sobetz
Brokenstraw
W. H. Metzgar
John Akin
Stephen Mead
George Metzgar
Columbus Tp
J. C. Gillispie
W. C. Clark
Alfred Cady
Conewango
N. P. Curtis
F. C. Crocker
J. Jones
Samuel Stoneburg
John C. Thomas
L. Rowland
Wm. Coffin
Edward Justin
George Mead
Kinzna
Sylvester English
Leroy Strong
Harry Neily
Wm. H. Harris
Pine Grove
Joseph Briggs
Albert Young
A. E. Lake
Will Demon
Guy Bachop
Geo. Turner
Pleasant—Worth Barber
Lee Thompson
Pittsfield
D. B. Dalrymple
D. 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
Elwood Wellman
Sheffield
A. H. Bailey
Ed Ayling
Frank Barnes
Spring Creek
Wm. Baker
C. W
Notable Letters From Blaine and Logan Headline Campaign Rally
The paper publishes Blaine s long letter in full praising the candidates and urging careful reading. Logan s candid note is also presented at length, both champions urging a strong effort with the refrain there is no such word as fail.
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Blaine
Logan
Organize Blaine and Logan Clubs in every election district
The republicans plan district clubs to organize voters and spread campaign information. The piece attacks Grover Cleveland as corrupt and cites press coverage. It notes a New York kickers meeting where Chainman Copman called the Republican nomination an insult to American manhood.
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Blaine and Logan Club
Chainman Copman
Kickers
New York
Republican Party
Harriet Rescuer Stowe Backs Blaine For President
Harriet Stowe endorses Blaine claiming he would deliver a magnificent administration. She asserts she always knew more than Henry and believes his election would bring pride to every American.
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Harriet
Stowe
Blaine
Henry
Grant Praises Blaine Letter of Acceptance
General Grant calls Blaine's acceptance letter an able paper and one of the best and most judicious writings with no objection to his proposed policies.
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Gen. Grant
Blaine
Cleveland's Letter Echoes Boy's Toy Pistol After Cannon Blast
A Cleveland correspondent likens the letter to a small boy's toy pistol that fired in response to a big cannon explosion. The analogy suggests a muted, unintended reaction echoing a louder event.
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Cleveland
Mr Buaine Letter Acceptance Printed in All Languages
A letter from Mr Buaine accepting an offer will be published in every language spoken in the United States according to the notice. The plan emphasizes broad accessibility and inclusion across linguistic communities.
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Buaine
The
United States
Tur boats face trouble on the Ohio River
Tur boats along the Ohio river encounter significant difficulties due to low water levels. The reduced depth hampers navigation and may impact freight and passenger movement on this stretch. Authorities monitor river conditions and plan contingency routes if levels drop further.
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Tur
Ohio River
Forneys Philadelphia Progress Backs Blaine and Logan
The Philadelphia Progress announces it will support Blaine and Logan in upcoming elections, signaling editorial backing for the candidates. Local readers are urged to consider their platforms and records as the race moves forward.
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Forney
Philadelphia Progress
Blaine
Logan
Prohibition Convention Nominates St John and Daniel
The fourth National Prohibition Convention at Pittsburg nominated Ex-Gov St John of Kansas for President and William Daniel of Maryland for Vice President by acclamation. The platform blends Prohibition with Woman Suffrage and Greenbackism, sparking internal splits between strict temperance advocates and opportunistic reformers.
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Pittsburg
St. John
Kansas
William Daniel
Maryland
Friends of Temperance
Ohio
Prohibition
Cleveland as Independent Candidate in 1884 Prophesied
The text notes a push to nominate Grover Cleveland for the Independent Republican vote in 1884. It describes Cleveland as unqualified for president, while an extreme Independent though nominally a Democrat, and predicts his defeat if he becomes the Chicago Convention candidate.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Chicago
N. Y
Cleveland's War Record in The Phila Ledger Sketch
The Philadelphia Ledger notes Grover Cleveland’s 1863 appointment as Assistant District Attorney of Erie County and states he was drafted and furnished a substitute. Born in 1837, he was 26 when he declined to serve his country during the Civil War era.
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Cleveland
Phila. Ledger
Grover Cleveland
Erie County
Mission of Republicans and the fight against slavery
Logan's letter declares the Republican party rose to crusade against Democratic slavery and polygamy. It laments the first of these has burned away in civil war and urges continued efforts until all remaining iniquity is erased by law.
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Republican Party
Logan
Buffalo ledger attacks on Grover Cleveland questioned
A Buffalo afternoon paper faces sharp scrutiny over a private character story about Grover Cleveland. The Ledger challenges what part is true and what is false, noting denials from leading journals of both parties and warning that more such stories could be damaging.
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Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
Ledger
The
Democratic platform split over tariff wording
Col McClure calls the platform honest for industry protection while Hurd sees a plain tariff reform doctrine. Waterston says the plank amounts to revenue tariff. Ben Butler notes no difference between 1884 and 1880 platform planks.
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Col. McClure
Mr. Hurd
Waterterson
Ben Butler
Cleveland Nomination Aims at Independent Vote
Albany Times notes that Cleveland was backed to capture independent Republican votes to offset Hancock’s 20 000 statewide margin in 1880. The anticipated independent movement swiftly collapsed within two weeks, jeopardizing Democratic hopes in New York State and the national election.
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Cleveland
Hancock
New York State
Albany Times
Barnum Re‑elected Democratic Committee Chairman
At a New York meeting of the National Democratic Committee last week Mr. Barnum was re elected chairman. Senator Wallace was mentioned but Barnum won after discussion of candidates and leadership.
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National Democratic Committee
New York
Logan Accepts GOP Nomination with Tariff and Civil Policy
Gen. Logan’s letter of acceptance argues for tariff protection using U S resources, warns against borrowing foreign systems, and supports preserving the monetary regime. He urges equitable taxes, improved inter state transport, open markets abroad, and firm asserts of rights for American citizens and republics. He condemns Democratic Southern intimidation and endorses civil service excellence while opposing universal suffrage limits.
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Logan
Blaine
United States
Republican Party
Brazil
Democratic Party
South
Democratic Party of the
Griennells Land and the Open Polar Sea Debate
The piece weighs Greely’s Arctic rescue after costly losses and asks if the sacrifices were worthwhile. It praises the scientific value of his polar travels, noting mapping of Grinnell Land and Greenland, refuting Nares’ frozen sea idea, and supporting Kane’s open polar sea theory. It ends by questioning the cost versus gain.
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Greely
Grinnell
Greenland
Captain Nares
Dr. Kane
Judge Black Defends Blaine on Mulligan Charge
The article quotes Judge Jeremiah Black, a Pennsylvania Democrat, asserting Blaine’s Mulligan charge is false and will remain so, likening proof to turning the Gregorian calendar so October precedes April. It frames resounding defense from a veteran jurist.
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Pennsylvania
From Maine to California This Song of Hope
Will L Thompson authors a stirring patriotic song reaching over a million copies sold. The chorus is described as stirring and suitable as a campaign song. Send 35 cents to Thompson & Co East Liverpool Ohio for the publishers.
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Maine
California
Will L. Thompson
Et Thompson & Co
East Liverpool
Richard A. Saalfield
Bible House
N. Y
Blaine
Wagner
Knight
Harrison Millard
Danks
Skelly
Only Mormons and Democrats can find fault with Logan's letter
A brief item notes criticism of a letter by Logan limited to two political groups, highlighting partisan reaction. The statement frames the dispute as confined to Mormons and Democrats and implies broader scrutiny is lacking.
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Logan
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets Promises Immediate Relief
Advertisement notes that Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets offer immediate relief with promise backed by guarantee. Products priced at 25 and 50 cents and sold by Johnson and Siegfried.
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Acker
Johnson & Siegfried
Warren
Peaches Yield in Delaware Set to Break Records
The Delaware peach crop is projected at 8,000,000 baskets the heaviest since 1875. Other items note cholera rises in France with July deaths in Marseilles Toulon and Arles. The Washington Monument stands 488 feet, second only to Cologne Cathedral.
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Delaware
France
Marseilles
Toulon
Arles
Washington Monument
Cologne Cathedral
Keller
Cleveland
Bullpine
Washington
Brooklyn
Cuba
Egypt
China
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Bahia
Manila
England
Jane Grey Swisshelm
Pittsburg
Who Support Cleveland The Tribune Says
The Tribune lists diverse groups from Bourbon South to Copperheads in the North as for Cleveland and administrative reform. It also claims salacious figures like the Morey letter conspirators and Ku Klux Klan survivors back Cleveland, describing a broad coalition of critics and reform advocates marching for his cause.
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Cleveland
the Tribune
South
North
Morey
South Carolina
Tilden
Ku Klux Klan
United States
Albany Argus
Union
Grand Army of the Republic
Jefferson Davis
Republic
Resignation and shifting allegiances roil Cleveland politics
William J. Gleason, longtime head of the Democratic City Central Committee, resigns and declares he will vote for Blaine and Logan. Prohibitionists in Pittsburg issue a platform focused on temperance while criticising the impracticality of enforcing virtue by statute. Philo. North American commentary weighs in on the era’s party dynamics.
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Cleveland
William J. Gleason
Democratic City Central Committee
Blaine
Logan
Gleason
United States
the Plain Dealer
Ohio
H. H. Marey
Pittsburg
Marcy
Allegheny County
Philo
Catholics, Irish Voters Split Over Blaine Nomination
A Cleveland penniless letter to the Pittsburg Leader says Irish voters in Cleveland despise the Democratic ticket. It cites Bishop Gilmour and W. J. Gleason of the Land League predicting Blaine’s sure win. It questions the Democrats’ remaining allies if Catholics and workingmen desert.
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Pespatca
Cleveland O
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Gilmour
Blaine
W. J. Gleason
Land League
Tammany
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Warren Mail
Jas. G. Blaine
Jnc. A. Logan
Illinois
Congress-At-Large
EF. S. Osborne
Luzerne County
Congress
C. W. Stone
Henry Brace
W. J. Alexander
Michael Crocker
Theodore L. Putman
George H. Higgins
Nelson P. Curtis
W. C. Martin
Elk
George A. Walkley
Warren Academy
Summerfield Warner
Freehold
Republican County Committee
W. A. Maines
J. E. White
Corydon
S. P. Sherman
Columbus
Henry Allen
Cherry Grove
Charles Dimick
Deerfield
Hugh Morrison
Elk—James Roper
Eldred
G.W. Peck
Wm. Sweetland
Farmington
R. FE. Miller
Glade
J. F. Rounce
Kinzua
J. W. Green
Limestone
Ed. Hill
Mead
B. W. Rogers
Durlin
Pleasant
W. P. Barber
I. Bachop
Weed
Isaac Horton
South West
P. N. Robinson
J. C. Hamilton
Triumph
George Scott
Watson
H. G. Baxter
Clarendon
Q. M. Hill
D. C. Baker
Tidioute
R. J. Carson
S. W. Waters
Youngsville
W. D. Kinnear
W. Waters
J.P. Jefferson
Sec’y and
Treas
Congressional
Brainerd
Mackey
Stone
Erie
Shedd
A.W. Merck
Johnson & Siegried
Dr. Walton
Mother Walton
Frazier Medicine CO
Prop’s
Economical Mutual Benefit Association
Sandy Lake
Mercer Co
Under the Sun
H. J. Muse
W. Smith
V. C. Geibner
Bradford
E. Phipps
Grove City
M. L. Zahniser
A. J. Carr
Sunday Mail
W. A. Groves
Tionesta
Warren Feed Co
M. Beecher
Beecher
L. A. Rogers
Warren, Pa
Warren Co. Com
Charles L. Atkins
Susa Atkins
Ey of
County Court of Common Pleas
E. A. Allen
R. Arnold
Ellen Arnold
E, A, Allen
Sheriff
Citizens National Bank
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
A. G. Hertzel
Cashiro
M. Waters
8. P. Johnson
F. Henry
H. A. Jamieson
S. V. Davis
W.D. Brown
A. Hertzel
Geo. N. Parmlee
Thorne Creek
Butler Co. Pa
Baldridge
Manhall Farm
Manhan
W. McCully & Co
Pittsburgh
Dinsmoor & Cable
Warren Union School
AVA
Warren County
Science, Mathematics and Literature
YALE
Wellesley
Tultion
Amaa
Atla
Scire Facias
Cherry Grove Township
Warren Co
State of Pennsylvania
Jas. A. Carroll
Anchor Oil Co
W. H. Longwell
C. G. Thayer
Court of Common Pleas
James A. Carroll
Wmi, D. Brown
A. D
J. A. Weible
S. H. Briaas, Dep
First National Bank
J.H. Eddy
N Warren CO
U.S
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremenavre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christinia
Copenhagen
Cashier
Warren Savings Bank
L. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A.J. Hazeltine
O. H. Hunter
A. J. Hazeltine
KE. G. Wood
M. B. Dunham
Jas, Clark, Jr
Fifth Street
Hazel
Laurel Streets
Laurel Street
Fifth
West Fifth Street
A. T. Scofield
A. Pinney & CO
Steber Block
Ilen
Beech Street
R. R
James Nixon
Ee Well & Wheeler
People’s Market
Water St
S. M. RG Warren, Pa
Erie City
Waterford Village
Linus Lindsley
Waterford
Aph
Chamberlain Institute Andolph
J.T. Edwards
Adolf Anderson
Amanda Anderson
Admr
Crockery
G. L
Struthers
Iron Works
Warren, Fa
Struthers, Wells &C
Water and
Hickory Streets
Dr. Berkstresser
P.S. Jackson & Son, Carpenters and Builders
Wearren,Pa
Hickory Street
Union School House
A. Siegel & Sons
Siegel & Sons
Peer Geo. P. Orr & CO
Gross & Bro
Iwi Lik
L. G Noyes
Wells & Noyes
Druses
Saratoga High Rock
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