County delegates listed by township in 1873
The document records township by township delegate assignments totaling 103 for the county committee meeting. It names each township from Cherry Grove to South West with individual delegates such as Asa Plumb Deerfield and J. J. Sherman Kinzua, ending with May 20, 1873 and I. S. Alden as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
W. Morrison
Fred. Beyer
Benjamin Crooks
Cherry Grove
Asa Plumb
D. Aber
Deerfield
F.C. Flanagan
D.C. Gallespie
Jax. Morrison
I. C. Wells
Elk—James Roper
Jacob Mack
Wm. Nobbs
Eldred
John McIntire
George Green
Wm. Brown
Freehold
James Whiteley
Sweetland Kinstey Wright
Summerfield Warner
Wm. Walker
Farmington
BE. Miller
R. &. Cramer
Wm. Curtis
Thos. Cooper
Glade
W. Randall
H. M. Phillips
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. Marsh
Wm. D. Johnson
Pleasant
W. B. Barber
Nat. Sill
Pittsfield
John Martin
William Page
Sugar Grove
Wim
I.S. Alden
Warren
James Thompson
Robert Thomson, Sr
Lill
Robert Thompson, Sr
Humes T. McCormick
Deerfield Township
County
Pennsylvania
Warren Mail
Warren County
Penna
D. D. Babcock
Francis G. Babcock
Charles 8. Clark
McClure interview shapes Philadelphia politics and Venango ticket
The Pittsburgh Telegraph cites Col A Ek McClure favoring Alexander Henry for Philadelphia mayor and predicts a GOP ring victory in the upcoming local ticket. It notes risks of an independent opposition and hints at McClure seeking a new reform party while slamming his reform credentials. Venango County Republicans nominate McCreary for Assembly and Mackey as County Committee chair, praising McCreary’s past service and integrity. General Meacham praises Captain Jack among Modocs, then questions who is worst. Illinois adopts female eligibility for school directors, while Spain’s Cortes proclaims a republic and faces Carlist resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Telegraph
Col. A. Ek. McClure
Philadelphia
Alexander Henry
McClure
Ile
People
Ben Butler
Venango Co
Venango County
Republican Party
Assembly
D. McCreary
Mackey
Lytle
Myers
Swift
Charles W. Mackey
McCreary
Secretary Richardson Announces Redemption of 5-20 Bonds
Secretary Richardson gives notice under the acts of July 14, 1870 and February 25, 1862 that principal and accrued interest of the third series 5-20 bonds will be paid at the U S Treasury in Washington on and after September 6, 1873. Interest on these coupon bonds ceases on that date. total outstanding amounts reach 20 million, with sixteen million in coupon bonds and four million in registered bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Treasury of
United States
Washington
Dead Alive: Ex Senator Cowan Reappears as Convention Delegate
The American Republican notes that former Senator Edgar Cowan of Andrew Johnson notoriety is alive in Westmoreland County and has become a delegate at large to the Constitutional Convention, replacing F. B. Gowen. The piece jokes about Cowan’s long absence from public view and mocks those who thought him politically dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Co
Gnorce W. Allen
Warren County
Tames UH
Pitt
Baker
J. N. Bolard
Aks Gilchrist
A.D. Cornell
I. James
W. Hemble
A. J. McIntyre
Aconb
Isdsali
Mipsor
Hews
S.A. Weible
ALP
Ramsay
Wmn
J. Stanton
Chas
Fackhart
Iron Walker
Fiorace Jones
Sins
Gita Iy
I. W. Cohell
W. Il
Tidioute
R. I. Morrison
J. W. Cor
Nia
Gino
W. Allen
Edgar Cowan
Andrew Johnson
Westmoreland County
F. B. Gowen
Philadelphia
Cowan
Johnson
Court of Common Pleas
Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
B. A. Snow
Main Street
M. D. Bouion
Matin
G. A. Needle
8. A. Swayn
W.T. N. MaGee
Captain Jack and Followers About to Be Hung Intervening Telegram
General Davis halted a summary execution of Captain Jack and about a dozen followers last week after a telegram from Washington. Attorney General Williams says hostilities with the Modocs were warlike in nature but violations of war rules make the parties liable to trial by military commission like Wirz and Lincoln assassins. The massacre of Indians by whites is noted as evoking strong living sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Davis
Washington
Williams
United States
Wirz
Andersonville
Lincoln
New Hampshire Legislature Nominates State Officials
Republicans in the New Hampshire Legislature held a caucus and made nominations for state offices. B. F. Prescott of Concord was named Secretary of State, Solon A. Carter of Keene for State Treasurer, Chas. W. Montgomery of Strafford for Commissary General, and Edward A. Denks of Concord for State Printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
B. F. Prescott
Concord
Solon A. Carter
Keene
Chas. W. Montgomery
Strafford
Hdward A. Denks
Court of Appeals ruling opens path for new trial
The Court of Appeals unanimously decides that error in the lower court allows a new trial. This is treated as acquittal. Walworth, a young murderer, has been indicted yet faces potential delays as powerful friends may steer his case through legal gaps until he may walk free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
V. Court of Appeals
Walworth
massacre of Modoc prisoners reported in California dispatch
Bayles Camp dispatches describe a late night massacre of 17 Modoc captives near Lost River. James Fairchild, with a wagon and armed attackers, faced needle gun threats. Little John and four others died as women and children screamed. Army units pursued the killers, while authorities condemn the act as premeditated and brutal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bayle
Oregon Volunteers
James Fairchild
Fairchild
Cottonwood Creek
Charley
Tehee Jack
Pony
Little Jon
Lost River
Hiser
Little John
Boyle
Crowley's
Rocky Point
fPehee Jack
Mooch
Murphy
4Th Artillery
Faireinid
Gen. Davis
Greyson
Pairchild
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Douglass
Sapatni y.—Eoster
A.H. Moore, Kay
Limestone Township
General Assembly
Piprel
Wwe
Teat
W. W. Connoly
A D. Himeston
C. Baker
Es A. Ahrens
W.S. Raydure
Chas. G. Little
Raydure
Smith
J.G. Lee
Jett. Buchanan
J. M. Magee
Judson Bell
F. Brown
Wiggins
F. P. Languitt
Ounbar
David Watts
Broodwin Mead
Richard Currie
Inzo Brown
Joseph G. Charters
Whi
J. Suplee
C. Flanegin
Jonn Baptie
Adams
Laughlin
BB. Rutherford
James Baptie
James J. Hill
J. Woodard
J. Mt. Kane
H.R. Burgess
Frank A. Flaneg Sin
M. M. Long, Alex, Simpson, A. J. Ford
M. C. Kibbon
J. W. Janegin
G. McHasht, Parshall
Dalryaiple
Youn
B. Acocia
P. Acocks
R. Shaw
Andrew Parker
Junes McGuire
Jason Thail
W. FF. Mead
G. It. Mead
D. Brabcock
Wm. A. Mead
John A, Jacksone
J. Jackson
Philip Mead
J. Alexander
J. Davis
BA. Davis
Hufus Mead
T* Wi
Culbertson
Graharm
Lemen
David More
J. J. Mead
Illiam Mead
J. (. Bonner
Win
R. Hamilton
John Schultz
J. R. Golden
Je. Terrill
RK. Johnson
William Kay
M. G. Cochran
Hugh Long
John Wolk
DR Dalrympia
LL. Ff
Cone
Stillman Hoyt
Juke Dalrymple
Chapel
Keown
G. Dalrrympte
Dalrymple
W. J. Stright
Jtsanes Pike
Dubin
Jane Lopus
W. Cole
K. Crouch
Dp. A. Ray
A.C. Blodgett
Tienry Brace
J. B. Dinglenberg
Ulysses Mernal
H. P. Kinnear
A. G. Herrick
J. Sehnell
Jon Hull
Eae Styl
w.L.t. Swinson
Babcock
P. Davis
W. PF. Dalrymple
Myeenier
W. Il Muzzay
Columbus
EB. Cowan
Youngsville
Guupkink
W. J. Alexander
Alexander
Romest
Ieorme Wiederhold
G. G. Herrick
N. P. Belnap
L. J. Kinnear
Bm. Schnell
O. C. Ba
S. W. Waters
Republican County Convention
Lenry Babcock
Country Cou Missioner
K.R. Wheelock
Sugar Grove Township
Court House
CC. Rowland
Robt
Dennison
Geo. J. Wetmore
Darwin Green
W.d. Alexander
Jones Smith
Wain
H. Bluzzy
KB. M. Ogurtis
D. &. Thompson
Stevens
Jos
Weibi
Brokenstraw
George Bates
Orange Babcock
Delesates
Conewango
Nelson Curtis
David D. Barnard
Daniel Gross
Delesites
Philander Parker
I Bos. Barker
Hl. H. Colby
Aaron Watton
Joseph Aylesworth
Lucius White
General Meacham
Captain Jack
Canby
Ilinois
Senor Margall
Interior
Grst
Risgur
Ackley Station
Sill & Ackley
Ackley
Holt & Smith
Wm. E. Smith
Charles Holt
Warren, Pa
Scofield & Ilooker
Liberty Street
G. W. Scofield
Hooker
Heriff
County of
Brooks & James
V. Davis
Sherritt
Sheriff's Office
Wene
Ss. W. Davis
Warren Pa
JF. Wells & CO
Moffman & Clark’s
J. N. Schnur & Sox
Merchant Tailors
Lave
Tye
CASTI
Suspension Bridge
Jon. Schnun
Warren, Dee
Roman Schnur
Charles S. Clark
Garland, PA
First National Bank
P. J. Trushel & Son
Crockery, &C
Cilas
P. Heney
Garland
Burgess and Town Council
Borough of
Journ Sill
Burgess
Berons P. Kina
Forest County
Tionesta
Bali ‘Town
James A. Freserve «& CO
Walnut. Sr
Kirst
New York
H. Hunter
Scofield
Jamestown
Salamanca
Hornelsy
Corning Hmlinira
Binghamton
Alvany
Boston
Pme
Wespward
Corry
Meadville
Lentsburg
Akros, Mansfield, Galion
Urbana
Dayton
ADVI
Ami
Pao
Chicago
Milwaukee
ODA Ara
Seccrere
Rene Secrere
Corning
Rochester
N.Y. Central Road
Albany
Springfield
Worcester
New England
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Cincinnaoi
Louisville
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Far West
Toledo
Omaha
B. MH
ATTAC
Gen
Orler Aa
Meharow & CO
Baltison
Crandall
New Syme
Tindies
Mes
P.S
L. D. Crandall
Aldridge & VanFreet
Keystone Block
Charles A. Shultz
Oil City
I. Vo
F. Ath OF
Sulu Base
Irvington
Grd
W. H. Metagar
Cor
J. W. Agrelius
Younusville, Penna, Lor
Crimness
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