Lane Nominated for Warren County Treasurer
Warren Mail. Co. announces H. W. Lane of Pine Grove as a candidate for County Treasurer in the November election, subject to nomination by the Republican County Convention of Warren County.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1874
Page
2
County politics clash over Erie nomination for Congress
The Warren Mail challenges Erie County over supporting Col Curtis for a second term in Congress. The Gazette counters, urging party unity and adherence to a two term tradition. The piece defends Eric as having served the district well and warns against factional pressure from Warren and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mail
Erie County
Col. Curtis
Gazette
Warren Mai
Warren County
Venango
Mitchell
The
Gazelle
Mar
Eric
McCreary
Col
Curtis
Gouzette
Gen. McCreary
Washington
Erie
Warren
New Democratic paper in Philadelphia attacks expediency and Republicans
The Com monwealth promotes strict Democracy, rejects liberalism and time serving, and denounces any people’s party. It attacks expediency and mocks a returning former Democrat from Freehold as a prodigal. The Ledger reprints the lengthy editorial, warning of purged winks at bogus offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
the Commonwealth
People’s Party
The
Ledger
Freehold
Centennial bill heads to House for Expo invitation
The U S Senate passes the Centennial bill by a 24 to 18 vote. It requests the President to invite foreign governments to participate in the 1876 International Exhibition in Philadelphia under U S government auspices, while denying U S liability for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
House
United States
Philadelphia
Government OF
Commission named to amend new Constitution in staged process
The Governor signed the bill creating a commission to propose amendments to the new Constitution and appointed Chief Justice Agnew Beaver County Judge H W Williams Tioga County Senator W A Wallace Clearfield A T M clintock Luzerne Senator W H Playford Fayette Hon B H Brewster Philadelphia and Attorney General Dimmick. The panel aims to fix defects found on trial and its proposed amendments go to the Legislature, then a second Legislature, and finally to the people for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Beaver County
H. W. Williams
Tioga County
W. A. Wallace
Clearfield
A. T. M’clintock
Luzerne
W. H. Playford
Fayette
B. H. Brewster
Philadelphia
Dimmick
W. W. Brown Declines Then Reconsiders Assembly Candidacy
The letter from W. W. Brown of Corry signals renewed bid for Erie County Assembly after a one term gap. He cites reform needs and a duty to constituents, pledging no promises beyond honest service if nominated. Also reports Hon. Julius L. Shuman shot in Lancaster County by Jacob Wittmer. Shuman gravely wounded, Wittmer arrested, local uproar follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murper
Lancaster Co
Lancaster
Julius L. Shuman
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
Jacob Wittmer
Washington
Wittmer
Shuman
Walker assem bly candidate hinted in Erie Dispatch
The Erie Dispatch notes a movement to draft Hon. John H. Walker of Erie for the upcoming Assembly. Walker says he would serve if nominated and elected but will not campaign, citing age, while pledging readiness to aid citizens in private or public life. The piece adds his Constitutional Convention leadership grants him lasting statewide regard. In Congress, a Poland resolution seeks a five member committee to investigate Arkansas government status and report findings, passing by a near party-line vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene County
Erie
John H. Walker
Walker
Commonwealth
Congress
Poland
Arkansas
United States
Legislature debates on vocal music in public schools
A proposed act to require vocal music in common schools failed to pass both houses, passing one and being indefinitely postponed in the other. The piece notes teaching music is a capital concern, but warns forcing all teachers to be musicians would strain country districts and threaten employment for many educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Neighbor of the Blade Seeks Cardiff Consul Post
The Corry Republican notes a local neighbor from Warren county as a candidate for consul to Cardiff Wales, a vacancy expected after Hon W H Shortt resigns. It questions timing and says Shortt plans to stay, at least for now, before any move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blade
Cardiff
Wales
Ww. H. Shortt
Youngsville
Warren County
Death of Tax Hon. David B. Mellish
Hon. David B. Mellish died on Saturday the 23d after serving in Congress for the ninth city district. A journalist by profession, he is believed to have ruined his health by overwork and mental strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Mellish
Congress
Civil Rights Bill Passage After Night Session in Senate
The Civil Rights bill passed after an all night session on Saturday morning May 23. The final vote was 29 yeas and 16 nays with paired members noted. The Erie Gazelle editorial cautions about local influence in selecting the next term and questions the Erie doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Senate
Yeas
Messrs
Alcorn
Allison
Boutwell
Buckingham
Conkling
Edmunds
Flanagan
Frelinghuysen
Hamlin
Harvey
Howe
Ingalls
Mitchell
Morrill
Vermont
Oglesby
Patterson
Pease
Pratt
Ramsey
Robertson
Sargent
Scott
Spencer
Stewart
Wadleigh
Washburn
West
Windom
Wright
Representative Allen Receives Warm Welcome at Home
From Harrisburg to Warren County, the Conneautville Courier notes Representative Allen of Warren County drew strong ovation on return to Tidioute. It reports elation at Harrisburg and urges constituents to reelect him, alongside updates on senatorial district numbering and speculation over Gen. Butler being offered an Austrian mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneautville Courier
Harrisburg
Representative Allen
Warren County
Tidioute
Allen
Gen. Butler
John Jay
Death of John E. Thomson Leaves PRR Board to Act
John Edgar Thomson president of the Pennsylvania Railroad died last night at his city residence after a long illness. The PRR offices are draped in mourning. A board meeting is set for tomorrow to decide on a replacement, with Thomas A. Scott expected to be chosen for the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puitapetpasa
John Edgar Thomson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Thomson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thomas A. Scott
Crusaders Case Heard in Common Pleas Court Ruling
In Pirrspurgh on May 28 the hearing of crusaders arrested last week occurred in Common Pleas Court. Judge Stowe reversed the acting mayor’s judgment and ordered fines refunded. Ladies celebrate victory and plan future action at a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrspurgh
Common Pleas Court
Stowe
Freak of Lightning Hits Elizabethtown Oak
An Elizabethtown correspondent reports a thunder gust on May 20 near Elizabeth town that split a white oak tree about thirty inches in diameter. The lightning tore the butt, uprooted the stump area, and scattered debris over fifty yards with the top landing where the stump stood. A trunk section weighing about 950 pounds was hurled 75 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Philadelphia Press
Various 1877 News Highlights From Across the Nation
Reports include Michigan Treasury surplus of a million dollars, a Pennsylvania Legislature reunion planned at Cape May in July, and Governor Hartranft signing Decoration Day as a holiday. Also noted are a divorce for the wife of Edward Stokes, a Washington monument project, and Mill River disaster aftermath effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Cape May
Order of Good Templars
England
Edward
Stokes
Fisk
Mother of Washington
Fredericksburg
Wisconsin
Louisiana
San Francisco
Mill River
Constitutional Commission
Jamestown Banking Company
Jamestown
Mercer County
Senate
Monroe
Zachary Taylor
Ladies Night Robes Sale Prices Listed
Fragmentary OCR shows a sale note for ladies gowns and night robes with price figures 1.09 1.75 and 2.95. Mentions quantities or discounts but lacks complete phrases or store details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Democracy
Constitutional
W. W. Brown
Corry
Erie Gazelle
Oro
Hartranft
Geo. W. Lord
Lord
Burgess and Town Council
Borough of
Poplar Street
Water
Third Streets
Third
Poplar
Hickory
Burgess
John Sii.l. Burgess
Ruros P. Kine
Gross
State Hospital For the
Penna
John McArthur, Jr
Horace M. Wilson
John Sunderland
Chestnut Street
John Curwen
M.D
E. Chaffee & Son
Chaffee & Watson
KE. Chaffee
CL. Chapfee
Pittsfield
J. F.stahle & Co
J. F. Stahle
E. Weatherby
G. W. Allen
Warren, Pa
Orphan’s Court
Said County
Zerial Allen
Jacob Allen
Philip Mead
Marcus S. Harvey
James Wilkinson
W. B. Benedict
Selden
Benedict
Olive A. Jackson
Clinton Horn
Arn Jackson
Mary A. Clark
William Clark
G. W. Buel
H. Smith
Henry Markham
Wm. M. Jackson
O. D. Horn
E. D. Horn
Db. D. Horn
Mary Horn
Scrip Clothing Store
D. A. W. & P. Railroad
Apa
DR. T.saghr
J. F. Wells & Co
Lédects
Union Chaos! House
Hickory Street
W. Co. Rowland
J.F. Wells & CO
OLD Reliable” Broadway Hotel
Broadway & Second Sts
Cincinnatie
Ohio
Geo. G. Swasey
V. Fenl
Broadway
Ldatm
Warren Marble Works
S. B. Shiley
Hae
3D and
Hickory Sts
Warren and Vicinity
L. B. Shiley
Joel
Kelley Island
Bellefonte
Akron
A. Ruhlman
John Siil
Rufus P. Kina
America
Allegheny Valley
Desilver Weld
Guinot
Lyons
France
Water Streets
Stanndard & Pase Ork Ogrsot Landy Stationery
Variety Halt
Sugar Grove Road
Wm. Hinton
Conewango Township
George Hinton
North Warren
Wwati
Oriental Circus
Whitney
Chariot
J. H. Blakeney
Prof
Hayden
Mlle Alice Marie
Mllle Lillie Rue Whitney
Mlle Roselle
Mlle Clara Melville
Mlles
Rosa and
Alena
Charlie Monroe
Sam
McFlinn
Leaping Clown
John Skillman
Musical Clown
Hiram Day
WM. LA Rue
Willie O'Dale
LA Fountain
LA Barteno
Chas, Whitney
Eddy
High Street
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