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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1877

Page

2

Warren County Treasurer candidates announced

We announce J H H Sugar Grove Pa May 18 1877 as a Republican candidate for County Treasurer. We also announce F M Knapp Farmington and T E Barnes Sheffield as Treasurer candidates for Warren County subject to Republican County Convention and November election.

J. HH Science R Sugar Grove F. M. Knapp Farmington T. E. Barnes Sheffield Warren County D. F. A. Wheelock Freehold

Republican State Convention Called for August 29 1877 Harrisburg

Harrisburg May 29 1877 a Republican State Committee resolution calls a State Convention to meet in Harrisburg on August 29 1877 at 12 noon. Delegates from each senatorial and representative district will nominate candidates for Supreme Judge State Treasurer and Auditor General for the November election. Henry M Hoyt chairman A Wilson Norris secretary.

Harrisburg Republican State Committee Henry M. Hoyv A. Wilson Norris

Grant in England Receives Grand Ovation and Honors

General Grant tours England amid royal audiences and official courtesies. In Manchester he delivers a two minute speech expressing gratitude for the welcome, noting Manchester’s industrial strength and ties to the United States during the national trial.

Grant England Prince of Wales Manchester Liverpool London

Crippled Soldiers and Political Contests Across News

The Surgeon General announces five yearly rights to an artificial limb or commutation for service-related losses, with set sums. Ohio Democrats meet in Columbus, debating greenback versus hard money, while Sherman policy faces critique. Readers are urged to explore the June Young Folks Monthly and note Bex Burier’s Colorado land holdings totaling 71,638 acres.

Surgeon General Army Naval Service United States Columbus Pendleton Ewing Thurman Sherman Bex Burier Colorado

Missing Venus of Milo arms found on Milo island

Archaeologists report the missing arms of the Venus of Milo have been unearthed on Milo island near the original 1820 discovery site. The find rekindles interest in the ancient statue and its preservation context.

Venus of Milo Island of Milo

Terrific forest fires blaze through Michigan timber lands

Terrific fires sweep Michigan timber lands with flames threatening woods, mills, and towns. Officials deploy crews as citizens evacuate nearby communities and patterns of smoke push across the state.

Michigan

Murphy Pays Price for Lectures in Temperance Fight

Francis Murphy, noted temperance reformer, tells a New York Sun reporter he is nearly penniless with seven children dependent on him. He describes past debts, a wife’s death, and earning two hundred dollars per lecture, but says he cancelled engagements after the Sun’s critique and that the special lecture was not part of his regular work.

Murray Pittsburg Post Murphy Beecher Francis Murphy New York Su Pittsburg Elmira Titusville Sun

Baby Show at Pittsburg Exposition Draws Many

At the Exposition Building in Pittsburg on Monday May 28 a baby show drew eighty one infants. Visitors voted for babies in each class using slips on entering and leaving Floral Hall, with prizes awarded to top vote getters among the varied ages and descriptions.

Exposition Building Pittsburg

Luzerne County Officials Arrests and Theft Allegations

An examination of Luzerne county accounts over seven years shows 100000 stolen by dishonest officials. Convicted figures include an ex treasurer three county commissioners a clerk and a former auditor now imprisoned. Luzerne, a Democratic stronghold, calls for reform.

Luzerne County Luzerne

Grasshopper Threat Dismissed in Kansas and Nebraska

Reports from Kansas and Nebraska indicate little danger from grasshoppers this year with no region’s crops likely to suffer serious damage, suggesting a favorable outlook for Western crops.

Kansas Nebraska

Hayes Warns Mexico to Stop Raids Across Rio Grande

President Hayes and his Cabinet demand Mexico take steps to halt raids into Texas or U S troops will pursue raiders into Mexican territory.

Hayes Rio Grande Texas Mexico

Moody and Sankey Hold Monster Meeting in Boston

The Boston gathering closed last week with 5000 converts after meetings by Moody and Sankey. Moody فصل spends the summer in Northfield while Sankey stays in Cohasset.

Messrs. Moody and Sankey Boston Mr. Moody Northfield Mr. Sankey Cohasset

States Set Primary Dates Ahead of Congress Session

Nive States schedule elections before Congress reconvenes with Oregon in June and Arkansas California Maine Vermont in September, followed by West Virginia Ohio Iowa and Indiana in October.

Congress Oregon Arkansas California Maine Vermont West Virginia Ohio Iowa Indiana

Lincoln tomb robbers Hughes and Mullins guilty

The jury in Springfield Illinois found Hughes and Mullins guilty in the Lincoln tomb robbery case. They received one year apiece in the penitentiary.

Hughes and Mullins Springfield Illinois

Death of John Lothrop Motley

London May 29 death roars: John Lothrop Motley noted historian dies aged 63. He celebrated his 63rd birthday on April 14.

John Lothrop Motley London England

Thirteenth Annual Sabbath-School Convention at Harrisburg

The Pennsylvania State Sabbath-school Association will hold its thirteenth annual convention in Harrisburg on June 12 13 and 14 1877.

Pennsylvania State Sabbath-school Association Harrisburg

Public Printer Joan D Derress Takes Office June 1

Joan D. Derress was sworn in as the new Public Printer and assumed charge of the Government Printing Office on June 1. He succeeds the previous head and begins managing federal printing operations.

Joan D. Derress Government Printing Office

Tur Lake Shore Railroad Slashes Chicago to New York Fare

Tur Lake Shore Railroad cuts passenger rates from Chicago to New York to 15 dollars. Tur State Dental Society begins a three day session at Minnequa on July 10.

Tur Lake Shore Railroad Chicago New York Tur State Dental Society Minnequa

National Encampment of Grand Army Meets in Providence

The National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic gathers in Providence Rhode Island on June 26 with veterans from posts nationwide attending events and ceremonies in the city.

Grand Army Providence R. I

Erie Railway Faces New Sickness Among Workers

Erie Railway managers report that since the Murphy movement began, most employees have been struck by a new illness named Erie sip less, causing widespread sickness on the road.

Erie Railway Murphy Erie

Veritas and the Temperance Question in May Debate

A reader labelled A J Merchant questions Veritas on the 1800 year doctrine set aside by temperance. He argues Jesus produced simple water to wine instantly, denies fermented alcohol, and cites New Testament language and historic wine practices to oppose total abstinence. He challenges Veritas to prove every utterance of Christ and Paul on wine while affirming temperance.

Cana Jesus East Christ Son of God Earth St. Paul Timothy Gath Askelon A. J. Merchant

Grant arrives in Liverpool amid warm welcome from city officials

Ex-President Ulysses S. Grant lands on the Indiana in Liverpool where the mayor and prominent citizens greet him. A city reception, a luncheon with the mayor, and a royal dinner plan in London are noted, with favorable press across New York and London praising his war record and leadership.

Grant Liverroor Manchester London Prince of Wales Pierrepont Duke of Cambridge New York England America Gen. Grant Philadelphia

Mrs Hayes Dilemma Reflected In Presidential Policy

President Hayes compares his political troubles to Mrs Hayes dilemma when her family argued over how eggs should be boiled. He notes the policy is too hard for some and too soft for others, and he wonders how to set the hens.

Mrs Cornesia Praises Favorite Prescription Cure

A testimonial from Allison Iowa dated January 21 1876 lauds Dr R V Pierce Favorite Prescription. The writer says she could barely stand before using it and credits the remedy with her complete recovery for a debilitated nervous female.

Presta Iowa R. V. Pierce

Decoration Day Observances Across Cities And States

Decoration Day ceremonies spread widely from Philadelphia to New York and beyond. Observances included grave decorations, half mast flags, and speeches by figures such as Roger A. Argor and Henry A. Garnett. Reports cite memorials in Albany, Boston, Trenton, Elizabeth, Richmond, Fort Monroe, New Orleans, and major western cities, with the Stars and Stripes anniversary noted for June 14.

Worth Washington Lincoln Seward Lafayette Henry A. Garnett Lincoln Post Albany Buffalo Poughkeepsie Danville New England Boston New Jersey Trenton Elizabeth Baltimore Virginia Richmond Fort Monroe New Orleans Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago Little Rock

Condemned Mollie Maguires Face Execution Calendar

Governor fixes dates for sixteen condemned murderers in Pennsylvania. Executions set June 21 at Pottsville for multiple defendants including Duffy Roarity McGehan Boyle Carroll and Manley. Others to be hanged July 11 in Philadelphia and Harrisburg, with August 9 at Bloomsburg. The list marks the Mollie Maguires as the looming offenders. The defense of delayed justice is noted.

Thomas Duffy James Roarity Hugh McGehan James Boyle James Carroll Benjamin F. Yost Pottsville Thomas Manley Thomas Sanger Michael Doyle Edward Kelley Alexander Campbell John P. Jones Mauch Chunk John Donahus Yellow Jack Morgan Powell Patrick Hester Peter McHugh Patrick Tully Alexander W. Rea Bloomsburg Mollie Maguires Anthony Lanahan Captain Riley Luzerne County George W. Fletcher Philadelphia Frank Wilson John B. Rudy Harrisburg Pennsylvania

Buried in War Memoirs and Society Tidbits

A collage of brief items: Turkish soldier sacrifices, Sheridan daughters’ baptism Irene and Louise, Vanderbilt rent cuts and social notes, a Will Dean missing child case, humorous vignettes about widows and seances, Long Branch hotel woes, and hair care claims for King’s Vegetable Ambrosia.

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