Warren County Nominees for County Treasurer
We announce G W Campbell as candidate for County Treasurer at the November election subject to nomination by the Republican County Convention. We announce Br E Miller of Farmington as candidate for County Treasurer at the November election subject to Republican County Convention usages to be held at Warren June 20. We announce H W Lane of Pine Grove as candidate for County Treasurer at the November election subject to nomination by the Republican County Convention of Warren County.
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G. W. Campbell
Republican County Convention
BR. E. Miller
Farmington
Warren
Republican Vigilance Delegates Named for Warren County
Warren County Republicans convene on June 27 to elect delegates supporting the county convention on June 29 in Warren Borough. The list assigns delegates per district, with totals ranging from 2 to 66 in Freehold, Sugar Grove, Deerfield, and other townships, under County Committee Chairman I. S. Alden.
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Warren Borough
W. M. Lindsey
A. R P. Trushel
W. C. Arp
Youngsville
W. J. Alexander
N. P. Belnap
G. A. Jackson
Columbus
Wm. B. Howard
Wm. B. Sutliff
Geo. Ailen
Z 'Tidioute
Cherry Grove
Asa Plumb
D. Aber
Corydon
Morrison Flatt
Chas. Morrison
Fred. Byer
Deerfield
F. C. Flanagan
Raydure
H. McAuley
B. B. Siggins
D. Laughlin
Elk
Jacob J. Mack
David Dinsmoor
H. C. Holman
Eldred
Beach Sherman
Joel Sandford
John McIntyre
C. H. Whaley
Freehold
T. J. Baker
Webster Abbott
Joel Carr
O. P. Tuttle
Peter Sampson
Farmington
W Brown
J. A. Marsh
Aaron Scranton
Grade
J. Thomas
Geo. C. Hinkle
J. M. Davidson
Kinzua
G. W. Cosper
Roy Strong
Louis Everett
Limestone
C. S. Richardson
P. Ss. Buck
Henry Baxter
Mead
B. W. Rogers
E. M. Clapp
Pine Grove
W. W. Marsh
A. Elsworth
H. W. Lane
Pleasant
Nath. Sill
Hermon Barber
Pittsfield
E. Terril
D. R. Dalrymple
Sugar Grove
James Hamilton
Benjamin Ellis
Wm. Cadman
F. R. Miller
Spring Creek
A. H. Olmstead
Wm. Baker
A. W. Lord
Sheffield
T. E. Barnes
Benj. Pickering
Walter Horton
South West
H. J. Booth
Herbert Morian
G. N. Ilunter
Alden
Grant's financial policy outlined after veto
President Grant outlines a plan to return to a specie basis, repeal the legal tender clause, redeem currency in gold from July 1, 1875, and 1876, and issue gold payable bonds. He favors strict economy, targeted taxation, and free banking with limits, arguing such measures would reduce debt and stabilize the economy.
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Grant
Congress
Senator Jones
United States
Allegheny Republican Convention Nominates Several Leaders
The Allegheny Republican Convention named Gen. James S. Negley for Congress along with Col. Thomas M. Bayne. Hugh McNeil John C. Newmyer Miles Humphreys seek the State Senate. Henry M Long Eve Graham Henry Gerwig James Onslow Charles Jeremy D B Morrison S J Wainwright J V McCord Jas Larimer B C Christy H K Sample A B Young George Archibald are slate for Representatives. Negley is a current congressman. Humphreys sits in the Senate. Newmyer has served in the House two years. Wainwright Christy Gerwig Young are renominees.
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Allegheny
Congress
James
Negley
Col. Thos
M. Bayne
State Senate
Hugh M’neil
John C. Newmyer
Miles
Humphreys
Henry M. Long
Eve Graham
Henry Gerwig
James Onslow
Chas
Jeremy
D. B. Morrison
S.J. Wainright
J. V. M’cord
Jas. Larimer
B.C. Christy
H. K Sample
A. B. Young
George Archibald
Gen. Negley
Senate
Newmyer
House
Young
Wainright
Christy
Gerwig
Sun cites authority on Wallace not seeking Senate re election
The Altoona Sun says reliable authority reports Hon. William A. Wallace will not run again for the State Senate and endorses D. W. Moore as the candidate. It notes Wallace may aim for the United States Senate and for the governorship.
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Fps
Altoona Sun
William A. Wallace
State Senate
D. W. Moore
the Sun
Wallace
United States Senate
Judge Scofield Speech Addresses Financial Question
Judge Scofield delivers remarks on the all absorbing financial question on the front page. He outlines key points and urges careful consideration of the economic issue affecting the community.
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Scofield
Party Fidelity and the Marv on Gen Allen Support
The Marv defends its praise of Gen Allen and asserts party loyalty. It recalls past endorsement practices and argues the party conventions and primaries should guide nominations, urging Republicans to attend meetings on the 27th and back the chosen candidate. It criticizes opposing factions and notes support for Senator Cameron and the restoration of postal privileges for local papers.
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The
Marv
Allen
Mar
Gen. Allen
Warren Ledger
Mai
Ledger
Fremont
Pennsylvania
Dalrymple
G. W. Allen
Yates
Mr. Kinnear
Mam
Greeley
Turkey
Anti secret society convention met in Syracuse
An anti secret society convention held in Syracuse New York adopted resolutions declaring that all secret oath bound frater nities including the Grangers and temperance societies are in conspiracy against nonmembers and threaten the religion of Jesus Christ.
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Syracuse
New York
Grangers
Brewers Platform Demands personal liberty and unit action
In Boston at the National Brewers Congress the platform calls for personal liberty and self rule, urging individuals to own themselves and avoid influence by alcohol, while warning that vice harms freedom. The report also notes tests of the St Louis bridge, and Kentucky governor Lesiuiz’s critique of Democrats and reactions to party shifts.
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National Brewers’ Congress
Boston
Amendment for direct presidential vote proposed in Congress
A constitutional amendment to elect the president and vice president by direct popular vote is outlined. It would create districts per state equal to its congressional representatives and grant two electoral votes to the state winner, with a tie giving one each. The measure may be discussed publicly before a vote this session.
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Congress
Hartranft
Fifteen Indictments Against Rush B Sloan in Erie County
The Tur Grand Jury of Erie County has returned fifteen indictments charging Rush B Sloan, once a Democratic candidate for Ohio Congress, with embezzlement and nine indictments for forgery. The article comments on exposing corrupt figures and political reform.
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Tur Grand Jury
Erie County
Rush B. Sloan
Congress
Ohio
New York World Urges Separate Temperance Ticket
The New York World presses for a distinct temperance party slate in New York State to draw strength from Republicans, effectively creating a whiskey Democrat by that tactic.
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Tax N. Y. World
Temperance Party
Marble monument for Jim Fisk proposed by Tur townsmen
Tur townsmen seek a marble monument costing 25 000 for Jim Fisk. The world turns on success. had he failed with better intentions he would have been a lunatic and buried in the potters field.
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Tur
Jim Fisk
Potters
Public school finance tied to annual district statements
The Harrisburg Telegraph reports that state funds for school use will be halted in districts failing to publish annual public statements. Each district must have the board president swear before a justice that schools were open five months, teachers with valid certificates, and accounts settled. The affidavit, countersigned by the secretary, along with the annual district report, must be sent to the county superintendent by the new board.
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Harrisburg Telegraph
Democratic woes and Barnum’s plan backfires in Connecticut
The piece mocks Democratic infighting over Barnum’s bid for U S Senate, cites Eaton’s election as a setback, and compares office seekers to a hungry mob. It also notes the Indian Commissioners resigning amid mixed policy reception and predicts continued displacement of Native peoples despite humane aims.
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Lesuiz
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Connecticut
Colorado Statehood Bid Faces Senate Hurdle
The House passed a bill to admit Colorado as a state by two thirds but its Senate fate this session is doubtful. Supporters claim Colorado’s population exceeds 100000. Congressman Curtis appeals for fair treatment to his Erie constituents amid a county convention move aimed at his renomination. Will it succeed?
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Big City
Tribune
Big
Cameron
Tir
House of Representatives
Colorado
Senate
Curtis
Erie
Civil rights bill unlikely to pass House this session
Report notes that the civil rights legislation is not expected to clear the House during the current session. Officials and observers cite party splits and procedural hurdles as key obstacles to approval.
Letter from Hon C B Curtis to Erie voters
House of Representatives in Washington on June 8 1874 Curtis to Erie County Republicans. He seeks renomination explaining duty until June 22 adjournment and asks support while noting he cannot personally canvass due to congress deadlines. He asks constituents to judge by his service and ends with respectful sign off.
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House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Erie County
Lintend
Congress
Ablie
Cc. B. Currtis
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
A. Warren
Finance Bill signals free banking and gold redemption plan
The Conference Committee reported a bill favoring free banking with reserves limited to five percent at the Treasury and a 37.5 percent retirement of greenbacks by new national bank note issues. Bonds would redeem five percent in gold on January 1, 1878. Editorials praise Grant’s bold plan while financiers warn of possible contraction. Thurlow Weed criticizes small denomination limits despite general support.
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New York
Washington
Conference Committee
Treasury
National Bank
The
Tribune and Herald
Grant
Thurlow Weed
Tribune
Congress
New York State
Vast array of 1870s national notes and events
The item list covers White coal in Australia, Indian raids in Texas, Massachusetts maid counts, California wheat acres, maple rail trials, Virginia City education law, West Virginia birthday, Nebraska unity, Western Union profits, a Senate widow claim, presidential travel, Iowa Minnesota grasshopper warnings, Brady’s Bend sale, Sadawega pond, national cemeteries totals, North Carolina acreage, London cremation plans, Williamsport fire suspicions, Rhode Island temperance victory, Faraday Atlantic cable arrival, tariff cut potential, and Auditor General Allen’s likely second term with acclamation prospects.
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Australia
Texas
Massachusetts
California
Wisconsin
Virginia City
Nevada
West Virginia
Tipton
Nebraska
Senate
Western Union Telegraph Company
House
Capt
Hall
Congress
Kanawha
Washington
Long Branch
Iowa
Minnesota
Brady’s Bend
Wheeler & Ferguson
Sadawega
Whitingham
North Carolina
London
Williamsport
Temperance Women
Rhode Island
Newport
Portsmouth
N. H
Faraday
Nova Scotia
England
Townships and boroughs must publish annual financial statements
A 19th century law requires township auditors to advertise itemized receipts and expenditures of borough councils road commissioners supervisors and school directors for the preceding year. Ads must appear within ten days after settlements and copies filed with the town clerk and the quarter sessions clerk. A $20 fine applies for noncompliance, payable to the district school treasury.
Trot at Prospect Park Fair Grounds
A great trot at Prospect Park fair grounds featured Goldsmith Maid and Judge Fullerton. Fullerton won heat one in 2 19 while Maid remained favorite at 100 to 50. Maid won heat two in 2 18 and heat three in 2 18. Maid won heat four and the race in 2 214.
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New York
Prospect Park Fair Grounds
Goldsmith Maid
Judge Fullerton
Maid
Fullerton
Simmons Liver Regulator Endorsed by Rev J Rufus Felper
In a dated testimonial from Houston County Georgia Rev. J Rufus Felper praises Simmons Liver Regulator as invaluable for his family and recommends it to the public. The letter notes Zeilin Co Macon Ga and L D Hazeltine Co Warren Pa as sellers.
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Houston County
Messrs. Zeilin & Co
Macon
Simmons
J. Rufus Felper
L. D. Hazeltine & Co
Carver House
Warren
Black Alpacas Offerings by Yard Quality and Prices
Catalog lists black Alpaca by yardage with quality levels from good to magnificent. Prices range from 25 cents for 1,000 yards to 75 cents for 2,000 yards, comparing favorably to higher usual prices in all quality categories.
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Guinot
Lyons
France
America
Ladies Night Robes Sale Catalog Fragment
Readable fragments show multiple price points for ladies' night robes listed in a catalog style. Entries include various price markers and garment mentions with unclear surrounding text. The item appears as a catalog snippet rather than a full news story.
Ladies Skirts Offered at Deep Discounts in Large Lots
A seller advertises ladies skirts including plain tucked and embroidered styles priced from 1.75 to 6.00, claiming large direct-from-manufacturer lots deliver much cheaper prices. Buyers urged to call, examine, and be convinced of the savings.
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Edancs
Ceanven
Mick Ves
Speke
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the Brewers’ Platform
St. Louis Railroad
General Sherman
Pennsylvania Reserve Corps
Bellefonte
Meade
Reynolds
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McCall
Biddle
Boys In
Blue
Pennsylvania Central
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Altoona
Harrisburg
Interior and Land Department
Indian Bureau
Army
Pacific
Christendom
Erie Dispatch
Hon. C
Symevtile
Philip Mead
E. H. W. Cartwright
Anse Griffin
A. A. Horton
C.J. Gregory
Chandler's Valley
S. EB. Davis
Youngevil
J. F. Hil
R. W. Kay
la Berlin
Angola
Julius Sonne
Hazel Street
High
Dr. Fisher
H. L. Scelfw
Louis Butler
Orphan’s Court
State of Pennsylvania
F. Henry
Wm. Morrison
Glade
Thomas Graham
Geo. H. Ames
J.J. Leonhart
Warren, Pa
Andrew Meehan
S. Burgess
Burgess and Town Council
Borough of
High Street
Public Way Street
Morrison Lane
John Sill
Burgess
Rurus P
Kring
Geo. W. Lord
Lord
Poplar Street
Water
Third Streets
Third
Poplar
Hickory
John Siii
Ruros P. Kriya
A. Wise’s
Stranahan’s
Geo. Reig
Albert A. Wise
Sugar Grove Road
Wm. Hinton
Conewango Township
George Hinton
North Warren
Wati
DR. J. Sagqer
J. F. Wells & Co
Lédlects
Climan
Allegheny Valley
Desilver Weld
Pantelev
Sworth
Water Streets
Warrhen, PA
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