Republican County Convention slate for Warren endorses candidates
Dr J H Douglass of Tidioute and A R Moore of Limestone township are named as Assembly and Representative candidates respectively, subject to nomination by the Republican County Convention. Delegates from numerous towns total 103, with I.8. Alden as Chairman, dated Warren May 20, 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Douglass
Tidioute
Warren County
H. Colby
Aaron Walton
Joseph Aylesworth
Lucius White
Corrydon
F. W. Morrison
Fred. Beyer
Benjamin Crooks
Cherry Grove
Plumb
D. Aber
Deerfeld
F.C. Jespie
Jas. Morrison
Gates
Elk—James Roper
Jacob Mack
Win
Nobbs
Eldred
Joan McIntire
George Green
Wim
Kinzua
J. J. Sherman
G. W. Cooper
Louis Everett
Limestone
Richardson
P. S. Buck
Henry Baxter
Mead
B. W. Rogers
C. W. Kidder
Pine Grove
H. W. Lane
W.W. W. Marsh
Wm. D. Johnson
Pleasant
Barber
Nat. Sill
Pittsfield
John Martin
William Page
Sugar Grove
M. Cummings
S. W. Curtis
Augustine Peterson
Spring Creek
C. C. Woodruff
Edward W. Mudge
A. W. Lord
Shefherd
Benj. Pickering
N. C. Taylor
Thos. Farns
Tiptoute
Myssings
GO. Morrison
J. W. Coe
Dothers
Geo
W. Allen
F. Dalrymple Dear Srr
Con
D. Babcock
A. C. Blodgett
Wain
A. Mead
Henry Brace
John A. Jackson
J. B. Hedenberg
J. Jackson
Ulysses Mead
Philip Mead
H. P. Kinnear
Wid. Alexander
G. Herrick
J. Davis
B. Schnell
JE. A. Davis
John Hull
Samuel Hull
Rufus Mead
W. Mead
W.L. Hull
J. A. Culbertson
F. Johnson
BH. H. Day
Babcock
Wim. Graham
R. P. Davis
F. Dalrymple
Pear Sigz
Worrest County
David More
John Mead
E. W. Ross
J. J. Mead
S. Mead
Hiram Mead
S. Chaffee
J. C. Bonner
DD. R. Ransom
Wim. R. Hamilton
F. Chaffee
John Schultz
J. R. Golden
A. Anderson
Thos. Horner
L. Eighway
J. Ayers
John T. Martin
N.T. Wright
N. Payne
J. W. Bonner
Hugh McQuay
Wm. M. Page
H. Barton
A. McIntyre
J. W. Phillis
KE. Chaffee
Wm. Eb. Acocks
O. P. Acocks
R. Shaw
James Pike
Andrew Parker
G. Durlin
James McGuire
Isaac Lopus
Jason Hall
S. W. Cole
W. F. Mead
J. Crouch
G. F. Mead
D. A. Ray
EK. Terrill
D. KR. Johnson
William Ray
M. G. Cochran
Hugh
Republican Party
W. FF. Dalrymple
U. Muzzy
Columbus
Cowan
Youngsville
Sumer
Republican County Convention
W. J. Alexander
Alexander
George Wiederhold
A. G. Herrick
Sam‘l Filer
N. P. Belnap
W. D. Belnap
L. J. Kinnear
O. C. Babcock
Sidney Palmer
Lemuel Babcock
J. W. Mead
H. C. Kinnear
Co. F. Arters
Lewis Crist
G. W. Winnear
S. W. Waters
Henry Babcock
N. Mead
Warren
County
Boron
Court House
C. Rowland
Robt, Dennison
Geo. KR. Wetmore
Darwin Green
W.J. Alexander
Jones Smith
Wm. H. Mazzy
E. M. Curtis
D. S. Thompson
Stevens
Jos
Orinthia Ferris
Benjamin F. Ferris
James Thompson
Robert Thomson, Sr
Robert Thompson, Sr
Humes T. McCormick
Deerfield Township
Pennsylvania
Warren Mail
Penna
D. D. Babcock
Francis G. Babcock
Charles S. Clark
Salary Vote Records Constitutional Convention Members
The Constitutional Convention votes on a salary increase from 1000 to 2500 dollars. The roll lists 60 in favor, 1,000 supporters, with 28 absent or voting not. Names include Achenback, Addicks, Andrews, Baer, Bailey Huntingdon, Baker, Barclay, Bartholomew, Beebe, Bow man, Brown, Cassidy, Church, Collins, Carson, Cronmiller, Curry, Dallas, Davis, De France, Dodd, Dunning, Edwards, Elliott, Ellis, Fell, Gibson, Guthrie, Hanna, Hazzard, Heverin, Horton, Landis, Lilly, MacConnell, McCulloch, McMurray, Mann, Mantor, Mitchell, Mott, Niles, Palmer G. W., Parsons, Patton, Pughe, Read John R., Reed Andrew, Sharpe, Simpson, Smith Wim, Stanton, Stewart, Temple, Van Reed, Walker, Wherry, White, David N., Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeas
Messrs
Achenback
Addicks
Andrews
Baer
Bailey
Huntingdon
Baker
Barclay
Bartholomew
Beebe
Bowman
Brown
Cassidy
Church
Collins
Carson
Cronmiller
Curry
Dallas
Davis
de France
Dodd
Dunning
Edwards
Elliott
Ellis
Fell
Gibsion
Guthrie
Hanna
Hazzard
Heverin
Horton
Landis
Lilly
MacConnell
M’culloch
M’murray
Mann
Mantor
Mitchell
Mott
Niles
Palmer G. W
Parsons
Patton
Pughe
Read John R
Reed Andrew
Sharpe
Simpson
Thiers Resigns as French President as McMahon Chosen
In Paris the Assembly accepted Thiers resignation after a long debate on government form. Marshal McMahon won the presidency with 360 votes as the Left pressed for immediate election, sparking historic upheaval and festive tension in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Thiers
Republic
Assem
Marshal
Blaine presses Utah admission over polygamy critique
Speaker Blaine visits Utah and tells Brigham Young that Utah cannot be admitted as a state while men renounce their false wives. Young counters with a defense of Eastern and Utah morals, while Blaine argues Utah’s practices are legalized and church sanctioned and thus incompatible with Union government participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Utah
Brigham Young
Brigham
Young
East
United States
Union
Presbyterian Assembly at Baltimore Considers Centennial Plans
The Presbyterian General Assembly in Baltimore under Moderator Dr. Howard Crosby lays groundwork for a centennial participation with historical discourses and an illustrated volume. It also moves toward organic union talks with the Cumberland Presbyterians via appointed joint committees.
Post Office Seeks More Clerks Across Cities
Officials say current clerks in cities lack time to read even half the postal cards. The drive to hire increases aims to speed mail processing and reduce backlog.
Across the Plains a Warren Writer Reaches Colorado Territory
In a missive from Buack Hawk Col May 20 1879 a Warren to Colorado Territory journey is described. The writer travels from Warren to Cincinnati St Louis Kansas City and Denver with notes on weather scenery towns and rail links and meets Walter S Payne and Henry P Hunter. The narrative promises further detail on country scenery mining and local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buack Hawk
Warren
Colorado
Corry
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Meadville
Akron
Dayton
Warren County
Indiana
Illinois
East St. Louis
Mississippi
Walter 8. Payne
Tockford, Rock Island
Kansas City
Pico
Sedalia
Missouri
Ezra
Denver City
Kansas
Denver
Pike’s Peak
Henry P. Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Central City
Black Hawk
Colorado Central
Judge Scofield
Tam
W.C
Puadh Stevens Will Sets Conditions For Orphan Home
Puadh Stevens devised a portion of his estate to fund an Orphans Home in Lancaster if a nephew remained sober. Executors now seek the residue, estimated between 50 000 and 100 000 dollars. The will bars preference by race religion color and requires equal dress and meals for all inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puadh Stevens
Phata Sur
Lancaster
Opposition to seven percent cap on banks and interest rates
Delegate Thomas Struthers argues against the state cap on interest and banks, urging federal regulation and claiming high local rates harm labor and industry. He warns the section would push banks from business and favor capital over workers, fearing widespread bankruptcy among manufacturers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Struthers
Strumers
Congress
Pennsylvania
Republican State Convention Set for August in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports the Republican State Convention will meet August 13 in the city. Candidates discussed include Paxson, Henry of Gambia, Mackey, and Sturgeon for treasurer, with Day and Allen among prominent figures. The scene notes a large colored vote presence and political maneuvering ahead of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisuuna
Frreme
Paxson
Isaac
Henry
Gambia
Mackey
Sam l. A. Sturgeon
Hartranft
Potter Ent
Su- Court
Wm. Butler
Chester
Philadelphia
Hon. Gordon
Jefferson
K.shier
Mackey Aple
Mackends
Satek
Senator
Wm. Howard Day
Our National Progress
Harrisburg
Gen. Allen
Jigs Tee
Pennsylvania
Ohio Republicans nominate ticket at May convention
The Ohio Republican Convention met on May 21 and nominated Governor E. T. Noyes of Hamilton for Governor, Alphonzo Hart of Portage for Lieutenant Governor, Wm. White of Clark for long term Supreme Court, Walter F. Stone of Erie for short term, John Little of Greene for Attorney General, Wim. Wilson of Portage for Comptroller, and Philip Hergog of Anglaize for the Board of Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
E. T. Noyes
Hamilton
Alphonzo Hart
Portage
Supreme Court
Wm. White
Clark
Walter F. Stone
Erie
John Little
Greene
Treasury
Wim
Wilson
Board of Public Works
Philip Hergog
Anglaize
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trpiovuut
Warren Co
Groner W. Allen
Tve
R. H. Morrison
John W. Coe
Buck
J. Rh. Tallman
J. A. Culver
A. Dunn
Win A. Catern
J. J. Hadley
James H., Pitt
J. O. Baker
N. Bolard
G. Gilchrist
A. D. Cornell
KK. E. James
L. L. McCall
W. W. Kemble
A. J. McIntyre
L. Acomb
H. Edsall
Dp. S. Thompson
W. Bair
C. G. Mathews
J. A
J. A. Lee Jeff
Buchanan
J. M. Magee
Judson Bell
Chas. F. Brown
W.H. Wiggins
Pr. F. P. Langfitt
M. Dunbar
David Watts
Goodwin Mead
Richard Currie
Amzo Brown
Joseph G. Charters
Wm. J. Suplee
F. C. Flanegin
John Baptie
T. H. Adams
Dp. Laughlin
J. B. Rutherford
James Baptie
Ainey
Perry
Green
Hall
Harvey
Howard
Hunsicker
Long
MacVeagh
M’camant
Metzger
Minor
Burman
France
Srom Warren
Struthers
South Dayton
N. Y
Bernald, J. P
Stoddard
Flora Tatam
Samuel Trask
John D. Mead
J. N. Schnur & Son
GROSS
Merchant Tailors
Warren, PA
First National Bank of Warren
First PR National Bank of
Ieswiv
Crockery, &C
Chas. P. Henry
U.S
Redeeming & Reserve Ag
Crandall’s
Wencense
Total
Moses Beecher
First National Bank of
M. Bercher
State OF
Co. F. Rese
CAS
Suspension Bridge
J.n.schnur
Roman Schnur
United States Internal Revenue
Abu
G. P. Davis
Internal Revenue 19Th Dist
P. Ford
Smethport
Nesmith & Hertzel
New Block
Warren Savings Bank
Holt & Smith
New York
C. H. Hunter
Scofield
Cts
Robert J. Culverwell
M. Bd
Hugh Wilson
Catharine Willson
Thomas Clemmons
Salir
Abigail Holt
Ldst
Snd
Thos
Clemons
Isaac H. Hiller
W. O.blodget
Fidello Spencer
James G. Marsh
Register Register’s
Biarksburg
Gossip
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad
Lelay
Titusville
Garland
Irvington
Russelburg
Pentonville
Fredonia
Falconer’s
A&g Cross’s
Fentonville
Irvyington
Youngsyvill
CG. A. Clute
NG South
Pitts
Y Erie Railway
D. Thayer
P.S
L. D. Crandall
Court OF Common Pleas
Charles
Wi. A. Greaves
Powarre
Imberlanda
Forest County
Tionesta Creek
Balltown
Bae
Pamela, Freeman & CO
Walnut St
Dain
Gal Blansa
Io Ali Kidd
Sestey
Aggordeons
Flutes
Charles A. Shultz
Ooty
Wheeler & WwIt H' Son
Ught
Mail Office
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