Warren County Republicans Endorsement Notices
A set of public notices announces candidates for local offices. G W Allen seeks re nomination to the Legislature. Henry Baxter of Limestone aims for County Commissioner. G W Campbell and R E Miller of Farmington and G Lane of Pine Grove are named for County Treasurer positions, all subject to the Republican County Convention in Warren and related county gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baxter
Limestone
G. W. Campbell
R. E. Miller
Farmington
Warren
Warren Borough
W. M. Lindsey
A. P. Trushel
W. C. Arp
Youngsville
W. J. Alexander
N. P. Belnap
G. A. Jackson
Columbus
Wm. B. Joward
Wm. B. Sutliff
Geo. Alien
Vidicute
E. M
Asa Plumb
D. Aber
Corydon
Morrison Flatt
Chas. Morrison
Fred. Byer
Deerfield
Flanagan
W. S. Raydure
BH. McAuley
B. B. Siggins
D. Laughlin
Elk
Jacob J. Mack
David Dinsmoor
H. Cc. Volman
Eldred
Beach Sherman
Joel Sandford
Joan McIntyre
C. H. Whaley
Freehold
T. J. Baker
Webster Abbott
Joe Carr
O. P. Tuttle
Peter Sampson
W. Brown
J. A. Marsh
Aaron Scranton
Glade
Wm. J. Thomas
Geo
Co. Hinkle
J. M. Davidson
Kinzua
G. W. Cosper
Roy Strong
Louis Everett
C. S. Richardson
Pp. S. Buck
Mead
B. W. Rogers
BE. M. Claates
Pine Grove
W. W. Marsh
A. Elsworth
B. W. Lane
Pleasant
Nath. Sill
South West
HH. J. Booth
Herbert Morian
N. Hunter
Alden
Warren County Republican Delegates Named for June Meeting
The Warren County Republican voters are urged to meet on June 7 to elect delegates for a county convention on June 29 at the Warren Court House. Vigilance committees are assigned delegate counts across townships and boroughs, listing numerous names and totals to guide the selection process.
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Warren County
Court House
Warren
County Nominations Hope For Well Attended Republican Meetings
The Warren County Republican primary meetings are set for Saturday and the convention on the following Monday. The piece urges harmony and prudent conduct, seeking a first rate ticket to unite all sections and classes and restore an old time Republican majority.
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Warren County
Financial Bill Fails in House After Senate Passage
The committee of conference report on a compromise Financial Bill passes the Senate but is defeated in the House with 106 votes. Democrats vote solid against. Col Curtis and Judge Scofield supported it. A new bill limits legal tender to 382 million and redistributes existing bank issues while avoiding reserves. The measure is agreed by both houses and awaits the President's signature.
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Committee of Conference
Senate
House
Col. Curtis
Judge Scofield
Washington
P.S
Purviance Backed for Lieutenant Governor by Republican Delegates
The Republican County Convention resolves to support Gen. John N. Purviance for Lieutenant Governor and directs delegates to back his nomination at the State Convention. It notes Purviance’s roles as Deputy Attorney General, Auditor General, Bankruptcy Registrar, Civil War service, and Constitutional Convention work, while highlighting Erie’s James Sill as a strong local alternative gaining momentum.
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John N. Purviance
John. N. Purviance
Butler County
Purviance
Lewis
Dallas
Register
James Sill, Esq
Erie
President signs act admitting free duty articles for 1876 expo
The President signed a law admitting free of duty all articles intended for the international exhibition of 1876. He also nominated S. F. Potts of Ohio as Governor of Montana.
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S. F. Potts
Ohio
Montana
Moiety bill conference agrees on modified measure
Congress reaches a modified Moiety bill after conference committees from both houses. It allows court directed examination of merchant firm books in the owner’s presence and limits scrutiny to fraud items. Salaries fixed include New York collector 12000, naval officer 8000, surveyor 8000. Boston and Philadelphia collectors 8000, naval officer 5000, surveyor 5000.
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Congress
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Re nomination sought for Hon F Reed Myer in Bradford County
The Bradford County Republican Convention backs F Reed Myer for re election to the Legislature. Former Senate member and two year House leader, Myer shaped financial and political policy as Speaker and Chairman of Ways and Means. His integrity and experience are praised as vital to Harrisburg.
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Bradford County
F. Reed Myer
Myer
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Commonwealth
Harrisburg
District of Columbia faces failed government express reform
The joint congressional committee reports the DC government is expensive and faulty with no proven corruption. It urges abolition of the current form and the creation of a temporary, more economical government until a permanent system is devised.
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Joint Committee of Congress
District of Columbia
Congress
Dem Party Criticisms Spark County Meeting
In Westmoreland County at a meeting of the return Judges, resolutions condemning Democratic leaders as mercenary and corrupt were tabled after calls to purify the party and restore honesty. The scene echoed with debate on primary elections and party reform.
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Democratic Party
Isabal
Gazette Debate on Party Papers and Oil Law Change
The Tre Erie Gazette urges Corry Blade to avoid post election argyment and maintain harmony after primaries. A recent law repeals oil region related material provisions, signed by the Governor, affecting Warren and surrounding counties to curb excess production and ensure worker pay.
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Warren
Forest
Venango
Mercer
Crawford
Armstrong
Clarion
Butler
Crawford County Republican Convention Nominates Ticket
Crawford County Republican Convention last week nominated individuals for key offices including Congress nominee N. Pettis subject to conferee nomination from Butler Mercer and Crawford. Assembly picks S H Findley J B Compton W B Roberts John W Rhodes. County Commissioner candidate Joseph Henderson.
Rhode Island Balloting Continues Amid Slow Prospects
The Rhode Island election process continues at regular intervals echoing Massachusetts. General Burnside leads but his chances fade daily, while Pennsylvania-style delays hint at changing election timing.
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Tne
U. S
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Burnside
Pennsylvania
Mrs Cameron dies in Harrisburg after long illness
Mrs Cameron wife of Senator Cameron died in Harrisburg last Friday after a period of poor health. She was noted for strong character and fine qualities of mind and heart and was greatly loved by those who knew her.
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Cameron
Senator Cameron
Harrisburg
Republican State Convention Set for Harrisburg on August 19
The convention will nominate candidates for Lieutenant Governor Auditor General Secretary of Internal Affairs and Judge of the Supreme Court at Harrisburg on August 19 with delegates from across the state gathering for the event.
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Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Representation in Convention by Equal Delegates Across Counties
Letter from QuiLo discusses Pennsylvania district practice where each county in a multi county district sends equal delegates to Congressional Conferences. Cites Luzerne Susquehanna Schuylkill Lebanon Chester Delaware Dauphin Juniata Northumberland Snyder Union Montgomery Lehigh and others showing population or vote disparities yet uniform delegation. Warns Erie may bolt if not backed by its papers.
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Tox
D. C
Eps
Erie
Warren
Venango
House of Representatives
Luzerne
Susquehanna
L. D. Shoemaker
Schuylkill
Lebanon
John W. Killinger
Dauphin
Juniata
Northumberland
Snyder
Union
John B. Packer
Dauphin County
Montgomery
Lehigh
James L. Biery
Erie County
QuiLo
Senators Push Slander Suit Bill Against Newspapers
The U S Senate advances a bill allowing libel suits against newspapers in any U S Court where the paper has an agent or correspondent. Critics say it targets press freedom and could burden writers. The House faces political risk in adopting such a measure.
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Spire
U. S. Senate
Carpenter
Conkling
Tribune
Spur
United States
Washington
House
Warren Mat
Allen
Commonwealth
General Allen
New Constitution Bids Set For Harrisburg Supplies
The constitution requires proposals for stationery and supplies for the Legislative and Executive Departments at Harrisburg with contracts to the lowest bidders. The coal contract went to Cox & Price, wood to Harrisburg brick and tile, charcoal to Geo. P. Wiestling, and stationery to Geo. Bergner who also earlier won the Legislative Record printing.
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Harrisburg
Secretary of State
Cox & Price
Harrisburg Brick and Tile Company
Geo. P. Wiestling
Senate
House
Geo. Bergner
Bergner
Democ racy deemed hopeless by Tax Chicago Times
The Tax Chicago Times attacks the Democratic party, calling its members entrenched in self interest and racial animus. It asserts the Bourbon Democrat cannot be persuaded and labels him as driven by spoils and anti Negro sentiment.
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Chicago Times
Custer County Nominates Judge Butler for Supreme Court
Custer County presents Judge Butler for the Supreme Court judgeship. The county notes Chester County as a strong Republican district and emphasizes that no citizen from the area has held elective State office, arguing Butler is a qualified, suitable candidate.
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Custer County
Butler
Supreme Court
Chester County
Mob breaks into Bell County jail shoots nine prisoners
In Bell County Texas a mob ransacked a jail and shot nine prisoners while the sheriff was away. The, act described as lynch law, is noted as fast but unsafe for all involved, including horse thieves.
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Bell County
Texas
Chautauqua Lake Feature Promises Page Four Highlight
An intriguing article about Chautauqua Lake is noted to appear on page four, suggesting an in-depth look at regional history or scenery. Readers are advised to check the fourth page for the full piece and accompanying illustrations.
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Chautauqua Lake
Governor's vetoes list across multiple bills and acts
The governor vetoed numerous bills including changes to venue, livery, common carrier sales, sewer construction, Philadelphia and Allegheny court regulations, debt and tax statutes, and public welfare measures. The list covers criminal courts, banks consolidation, county officer salaries, mechanics lien, obscenity suppression, street grading, railroad sales, notary duties, debt compromise, gas inspection, church property sales, and livestock and dog laws among others.
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Philadelphia
Mechanics’ High
Allegheny County
Dauphin County
Karthaus Bridge Company
United States
Ohio
Clearfield County
Allentown
Titusville
W. G. Taylor
Phillipsburg
Schuylkill
Northumberland
Columbia
Liebrandt
M’dowell
Robert Cummins
Jos. Harkness
G. A. M’gill
Associate Presbyterian Church and Congregation of
Reedsville
Mifflin County
Lenox Township
Silver Lake
Susquehanna County
Lebanon
Dauphin
Amy E. Maxwell
James Maxwell
Hamilton
Monroe
The Blade and the Congressional Question Debate
The Corry Blade and Erie Gazette clash over the role of newspapers in elections. The Blade argues for editorial independence and guiding voters on candidate quality, while the Gazette warns against party servility. The piece frames a newspaper as a mentor to maintain party unity and success.
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Blade
Erie Gazette
Gazette
Mes
Corry Blade
Unfinished Wellington Monument Leaves Work Half Done
In London the Wellington Monument remains largely incomplete as funds paid to a sculptor have not advanced the project. The Iron Duke died nearly twenty two years ago and lies in St Pauls crypt near Nelson. Parliament approved large sums for the monument, but most money was paid up front and the sculptor has yet to begin substantial work.
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Washington
United States
Wellington
Englana
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Nelson
Allegheny Valley
America
Massachusetts Court weighs woman's right on school boards
A compilation notes the Massachusetts Supreme Court wrestling with whether women may serve on school boards while other items report Michigan's 39th birthday celebration, cholera in New Orleans, and political maneuvering over Auditor General in several states.
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Lowell
Mass
Cumberland
Lebanon
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Michigan
Bald Mountain
North Carolina
Europe
W. W. H. Davis
Doylestown
Senate Committee On Privileges
Mitchell
Oregon
Hamlin
United States Senate
Maine
Perham
H. Drummond
Israel Washburn
Harrison Allen
Germantown Telegraph
Beaver Falls
Ah Chuck
Black Alpacas Offerings Highlight Varied Quality at Set Prices
A trade listing presents Black Alpaca lots from 1 000 to 2 000 yards with quality labels ranging from good to magnificent. Prices span 25 to 75 cents per yard, noting each grade is equal to the standard market price for that quality.
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Guinott& Co
Lyons
France
Aso
America
Ladies' Tucked Drawers and Embroidered Fashions for Sale
Catalog notes list multiple lots of ladies' tucked drawers in various counts. Prices shown include 40 to 60 pairs in differing qualities, with terms referencing finished embroidery and superfine fabrics. Local shop section lists ranges from 1.50 to 2.00 per item for assorted sizes.
Ladies Night Robes and Skirts Sale Ad Includes Prices
An advertisement lists numerous ladies night robes and skirts with prices ranging from $1.00 to $8.00. It promotes buying in large lots directly from the manufacturer, claiming big savings for consumers and urging readers to call and examine the goods.
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Warren Mail
G. W. Allen
Republican County Convention
Apopitionists
Chicago
Wilson
Lovejoy
Charles Sumner
Tre Erie Gazette
Decia
Evie Gazette
Franklin, Pa
S. J. M. Eaton
Willis B. Benedict
Enterprise
Jennie Irwin
R. Irwin
Franklin
Benedict
Frank A
George
Augusta Sill
Diptheria
H. Elizabeth
P. H
BR. E. Towel
Jacob Michael
Jacob Amann
Union City
Cynthia E
James Stranahan
J. J. Taylor
Miner & Stories Make
New York City
Henry
Court of Common Pleas
Borough of
C. Dinsmoor
Orphan’s Court
State of Pennsylvania
State of
Saale
Wim. Morrison
Dee
Julius Sonne
Hazel Street
High
Dr. Fisher
Carver House
H. L. Scelfw
A. Warren
Louis Butler
Geo. W. Lord
Lord
Borough School Report
J. F. Wells
Ires S. Carver
Schox
Am’t
G. N.parmucc
S. Carver
Carver
Exhibitio Dt
Glass Record Soia
Cssseceeereerersererrees
Col
Water Street
Bedemera Paar
A. Wise’s
Stranahan’s
Geo. Reig
Albert A. Wise
Thomas Graham
Hue
Geo. H. Ames
J. J. Leonhart
J.J. Leonhart
Warren, Pa
Andrew Meehan
Burgess and Town Council
High Street
Public Way
Morrison Lane
John Sill
Burgess
Rurus P, Kine
J. Sager
J. F. Wells & Co
Lédectf Warren, PA
Oclimas
Desilver Weld
Panther
Worth
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the Manu
Water Streets
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