Warren County Republicans Call for March Caucuses and Conventions
Voters in Warren County are urged to meet on March 29 1884 to elect delegates to the County Convention on March 31 1884 in Warren borough for nominating a Delegate to the State Convention in Harrisburg April 16 1884. They will also ballot for delegates to the Republican National Convention in Chicago subject to the District Convention in Corry April 12 1854. Each township and borough has two delegates plus one for each 50 votes over the last presidential election. Printed caucus notices will be sent to vigilance chairmen to ensure proper posting and caucuses are held.
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Warren County
Borough of
Warren
Harrisburg
Erie
Venango
Columbus
Corydon
Conewango
Cherry Grove
Deerfield
Eldred
Freehold
Farmington
Glade
Kinzua
Limestone
Pine Grove
Pleasant
Pittsfield
Sugar Grove
Spring Creek
Sheffield
South We
Triumph
Watson, Ee
Clarendon
Tidioute
Youngsville
Dole Press Caretenor
Republican Co. Com
W. J. Bachor
Warren candidates announced for local offices
Authorized notices name Henry Brace as candidate for Assembly W arren subject to Republican Convention nomination W J Alexander for Register and Recorder and Clerk of Orphans Court Warren subject to nomination by Republican Convention G eo H Higgins Warren candidate for District Attorney subject to Republican nomination H J Muse Warren candidate for District Attorney at the ensuing election subject to Republican Convention nomination
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Assembly
Henry Brace
Warren
Republican Co
W. J. Alexander
Orphans Court
Geo. H. Higgins
H. J. Muse
County Republican Convention Scheduled for Warren March 31 1884
Notice from Mr Bachop chairman of the Republican County Committee states a County Convention will meet in Warren on March 31 1884 at 2 oclock to nominate a delegate to the State Convention in Harrisburg Primary meetings to select township delegates are set for Saturday March 29 at determined hours and places. Delegates to the State Convention will be chosen by the people under new rules to avoid complaints. Also urge voters to express choices for the Presidential Convention delegates to be ratified April 12. The Warren meeting was well attended and affirmed confidence in future Republican success. A May 26 county officers nomination is fixed with notice to follow.
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Bachop
Republican County Committee
Warren
Po. M
Harrisburg
Carry
Corry
Orphan’s Court
Warren County
Penn
Spring Creek
Coffee Creek
Solomon Dutton
Charles Brown
Hannah Howard
Jones Smith
Pine Grove
Jones
T. L. Putnam
Preacher Feud and Political Moves Reported in Patchwork
The item recalls Rev. Joseph Cook clashing with Mr. Price in Keene over a prayer meeting and a nap dispute, and notes Rev. Rankin inviting the Doctor to attend a prayer meeting with no speech. It also mentions Grant and party leaving New York for Norfolk amid rheumatic pain, and General Moorhead of Pittsburg’s death at 77. Tomas Nast is again at Harper's Weekly, and Rev J H Vincent is a leading M E Bishop candidate.
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Joseph Cook
Mr. Price
Keene
Brother Price
Warren
Rankin
Presbyterian Church
Arthur
Brainerd Seeks Erie Lighthouse Restoration Funding
A Pittsburg dispatch reports Brainerd told a Saturday sub committee he secured support for restoring the Erie harbor light. He met House commerce committee members and found broad approval. He also notes Senate action mirroring his House measure and proposes raising to 3000000 total cost with 1000000 extra from unappropriated treasury funds for construction and materials.
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Pittsburg
Erie Harbor
Brainerd
Full House
Commerce Committee
Mitchell
Senate
Erie
Treasury
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Generous gift to Clearfield school board urged by Gen Patton
John Patton of Clearfield writes to the local School Board on February 26 proposing a $10,000 donation to build a new school. The note recalls his 1861-2 service as a popular congressman and highlights the aim to improve future students’ education. He urges others of means to follow this philanthropic lead.
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John Patton
Clearfield
Gen. Patton
Clearfield County
Patton
Garfield Supports Prosecutions Against Star Route Frauds
The era's officials describe President Garfield's stance on Star Route prosecutions. Postmaster General James Wayne and McVeagh testified about pressures to shield high powers. Garfield reportedly replied he had sworn to execute laws and ordered investigators to probe fully and purge the corruption.
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Garfield
Dorsey
Brady
James
Wayne
McVeagh
Tilden Supporter Bucks Tilden’s Health Claim
Utica New York Democrat Tilden ally Carroll E Smith says the party backs Tilden as nominee despite rumors of poor health. Smith claims Tilden is physically worn but mentally clear, explaining aides assist with speaking and relaying his replies to supporters.
Philadelphia Appointments Nominated by the President
On the 3d of the month the President sent Philadelphia nominations to the Senate. John M. Vanderslice would replace General Sickel as pension agent, John K. Valentine is reappointed district attorney, and James M. Kerns is reappointed marshal. William M. Bunn of Philadelphia is named governor of Idaho Territory. The Philadelphia delegation will not oppose all confirmations. only Judge Kelly is expected to oppose.
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Philadelphia
Senate
John M. Vanderslice
General Sickel
John K. Valentine
James M. Kerns
William M. Bunn
Idaho Territory
Judge Kelly
Mississippi River Width Described Across The Nation
The text depicts the Mississippi River from Cairo to the Kentucky hills, noting the river’s width from narrowest sections of about twelve miles to as wide as twenty five miles where the bottoms allow expansion. It references the junction with the Ohio and the river’s reach toward Missouri’s higher land.
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Cairo
Mississippi
Ohio
Kentucky
Missouri
Supreme Court Lets Gold Tender Act Stand and Other Items
Supreme Court upholds the Legal Tender act of 1878 as constitutional in peace or war. A New York food inquiry finds butter mostly not pure and a cheese factory makes cheese with three fourths lard. A New York physician notes rising opium use among professionals. Harrisburg Legislative Record ends as Pattison critiqued. A Michigan fire sufferer shifts to Ohio flood relief travel.
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Tue Supreme Court of the
U.S
United States
Treasury
New York
Orange Co
Uniontown Postmistress Candidate Miss Lizzie Nutt Urged
Pennsylvania leads in powder making. Evangelical Association of Pittsburg to prosecute all dealers selling flash literature. Philadelphia hospital managers refuse 2500 dollars from charity bail. Cambria county seeks 185 liquor licenses for a saloon per 250 residents. Pike county lacks a Grand Army Post. Milford efforts to organize one. Gettysburg railway completes track laying with two golden spikes 1863 and 1883. Pennsylvania Company tests color blindness among engineers and workers. failed cases reassigned or removed after Philadelphia exams.
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Pennsylvania
Evangelical Association of Pittsburg
Tur
Presbyterian Hospital
Philadelphia
Pike County
Milford
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Cemetery Ridge
Pennsylvania Company
Just Where Arthur Stands in Presidential Race
A friend of the President relayed to a Cleveland Herald correspondent the leaders view on his nomination. He says he is not fighting for the nomination and has not asked federal officeholders for support. He believes many Southern appointees support him but claims none are pressured. He thinks New York has friends and that most of its delegation will back him.
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Carroll E. Smith
Utica
N. Y
Tilden
Mr. Smith
Mr. Tilden
Cleveland Herald
Tam
New York State
Atlantic City A Seaside Retreat For Invalids And Rest
The article extols Atlantic City as a sanatorium for invalids with throat and lung ailments and a haven for convalescents. February and March draw society visitors seeking rest, music, dance, and healthy meals. A two hour ride from Philadelphia via West Jersey or Camden & Atlantic Railroads brings readers to this welcoming seaside city.
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Atlantic City
Philadelphia
West Jersey
Camden & Atlantic
Vanderbilt Wealth Reveals Vast Government and Railroad Holdings
An apparent Vanderbilt memorandum lists William H. Vanderbilt with 54 million in 4 percent Government bonds, 4 million in 3 percent bonds, and 1 million in 6 percent bonds, totaling 201.3 million. At market values this yields 10.34 million annual income, 28,334.25 per day, 1,180.59 per hour, and 10.67 per minute. Public debt fell by 2.58 million in February, with 67.59 million decrease since June 30, 1883. pension accounts account for a small February reduction.
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Wm. H. Vanderbilt
Unclaimed Letters at Warren Post Office Pa Readers urged to claim
Letters addressed to numerous individuals in Warren County Pennsylvania remain unclaimed at the Warren Post Office. Recipients have thirty days to call. after that, items will go to the Dead Letter Office.
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Warren
Warren Co
Local merchants listed in general store ledger extract
A fragmented ledger from a general merchandise firm shows numerous entries for groceries drugs meats boots and shoes clothing and hardware. Names include F D Austin J D Badger Lewis Laih A White C D Holtsworth John Farnsworth H N Mapes P Winn R Burgess Oil Well Supply Co. Limited and more with figures 10 69 reflecting entries.
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O. D. Horn
General Merchandise
H. F. Andrews and Co
Morris and Neill
H. F. Andrews
J. Boyd
Frank Osborn
General Merchan
Klm
J. M. Green
Ty. J. Reynolds
B. Canfield & Son
J. Clawson
Wiliam McCollister
Nelson Mead
Jay White
E. Price & Co
L. E. McNett and Company
M. Harris
H. Spittler
Boyd Brothers
Hi. Fesster
G. S. Rittmaier
Alien and Company
J. E. Ihlenfeld
A. I. Fitch
G. HH. Ernest
Painter Brothers
Jarecki Mig, Company
Emery Jr.and Cog
Levi Smith
National Tube Works
E. Branch
John Shriner
F. D. Austin
J.D. Badger
Lewis Laih
A. White
C.D. Holtsworth
Groceries
Eureka
John Farnsworth
H. and
J. N. Mapes
P. Winn
H. R. Burgess
W. Dimick
John G. Lemmer
Oil Well Supply Co. Limited
G. H. Jackson
Myers and Fewell
Crockery
Fred Swanson
H. L. Mead and Co
Charles Stuart
Mead and Jackson
John A. Day
A. Dunn
Ua. Dunn
J. L. Acomb
Charles Fuellbart
J. A. Ulf
D.S. Thompson
L. Simon
D. M. McCall
Henry Fueilhart
Julius Bourquin
M. Shear and Bro
A. Siegel and Sons
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Warren Mail
Republican County Convention
Grex
Grant
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Winxsrox
Chicago
St. Louis
J. K. Moorhead
Tomas Nast
Harper's Weekly
Mr. Nast
M. E. Church
J. H. Vincent
D. D
Gus Williams
Congressman Brainerd
Him
Michigan
Lizzie Nutt
James Nutt
Uniontown
Cambria County
Vanderbilt
Anderson
J. A
Brown
Mattie H. Brookman
M. Barber
Chas. Brasington
John S. Boyde
George Binder
J. Baker
Henry Claypool
J. 5. Coke
Mary Carlson
Frank Gust Carlson
John Dietch
A. Doran
A. Dowell
J. W. Dillon
Mary E. Dupn
Henry Erickson
Annie Ekwall
Hilma A. Esperien
Peter Fiden
Mrs. Nettie Frost
Leroy Frisbee
R. H. Gustafson
Ida Sofa
D. C. Allen
Warren, Pa
McNett & Co
Hew Advertisen Arents
Rene Stuart
Wrightsville
Freehold P. O
Warren Light & Heat CO
Rame House
Curtis No
Jackson Street
R. R. Depot
Warren Hotel
Alexander Wallace
John Mishler
John H. Robb
George
Harris
Henry Johnson
Willard White
Johnson
Brewster
Atkinson
George Given
Oil Well Supply Company Limited
KK. A. Allen
Sheriffs
MaGee Run
Penna
Adams, Moulton & CO
Buffalo
Christian Foulkrod
Elizabeth Foulkrod
Erie City
Erie County
Waterford Village
Linus Lindsley
Waterford
First National Bank
J.H. Eddy
M. Beecher
Cashier
U. S
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line
Liverpool
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Favre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christinia
Copenhagen
L. A. Siggins
D. H. Siggins
Third Street
Library
Gemmill
Tie General Insurance
Water and
Hickory Streets
Egal Blanks
FICF
Brokenstraw Township
W.G. Shannon
W.H. Metzgar
Merchan
Nelson & Delong
McKinney Brothers
George Kolfrat
Nell Crull
F. M. Rowe
I. S. Royce
Boots
C. Smith
Yates & Smith
W.R. Rhodes
A. W. Francis
Conewango Township
R. H. Lewis
H. Babcock
William Jewell & Son
William C. Nobbs
Johnson & Friday
Corydon Township
Cee
Durham Bros
EE. Brown
Miller & Wisner
W.h.sandborn & Co
H. McKelvy
G. M. Hill and Company
Grace
S. S. Connely
Ayers and Straight
Pine Grove Township
O'Mara and Hunt
W. C. Hale
G. Turner and Son
Tae Hee Hodges
Akeey
A. A. Clark
Jones and Mott
E. H. French
H. W. Lane
H. T. Russell
Cc. Moll
I. J. Lilly
Areka Medicine Company
A. R. Babny
P. Henry and Company
Beecher and Copeland
Eeeeserereeeerneeenseteens L. Hershfield
T. S. Flynn and Co
South West Township
M. W. Ruland
Offerle and Son
S. T. Daggett
H. L. Lord
Morrow and Clauson
John Rhropp
Peter Greenland
B. F. Branch
Wood
Ferrizer
Richard Etridge
Wae
D. Mahoney
T. S. Messner and Co
J. W. Smith
E. Metzgar
J. W. Jenkins
John Galloway
A. T. Parker
A. Mercer
J. B. Andrews
Frew and Henderson
E. H. Potter
E. Goodwin
C. T. Hall
Frank Stevenson
Myron Dunham
Sayed Epesee
T. V.S. Morian
Groceries, Co
P.N. Robinson
Spring Creek Township
S. C. Diefendorf
P. M. Garcelon
Pesiansacere
William Baker
Ary Goods
Fred Beck
Ments - Myers and Stanly
Ira Nichols
J. D. Burrows
Sugar Grove Township
F. L. Darling
Grace Wyrm Inn
L. H. Darling
F. A. Lagerdahl and Co
M. Ww. Harrington
E. R. Wheelock and Son
Hard
M. W. Lenox
H. Mix
A. Martin
R. McDougal
Barlow and Turney
A. D. McDonald and Co
Harris and McIntyre
Wellman Brothers
Wheelock and Worden
Hagerty and Davis
D. B. Jagger Agent
Sheffield Township
Saewen Ceeeee Shoes
D. Brecht
A.I. Fitch
J. R. Kuhn and Company
Torpe
J. E. Berkheimer
Horton, Crary and Co
B. Darling
H. Roberts
J. A. Anundsson
Jewelry
Davidge and Co
Morris Einstein
Cherry Grove Township
A. Krerge
D. Rodgers
J. W. Crawford
Eer Merchandise Ea
Triumph Township
Levi Epstein
Joe B. Swan
D. W. Rhodes
G. P. Conway and
Bro
Rh. F. Sniggs
J. B. Miller
E. Bangert
Otto Munch
L. B. Blakely
Jarecki Mfg. Company
Dunn
W.P. Wagner
A.M. Gillam
J.C. Long
KR. Chaffey
John Siggins
L. G. Henry
S. H. Evans
J. G. McKee
J. W. Agrelius
Cachesseur Sigan
SRO
W. E. Alger
Mad Alger
L. McDowell
Watson Township
Mabie and Hunter, General Merchandise
Hotels
J. Wiggins
Murphy and Fanan
G.J. Fourl
Weaver
T. W. Dempsey
F. Kuntz
Wo. Reese
D. R. van Wormer
O'Donnell and
Tobias
T. H. Willoughby
G. H. Leonhart
Frank Metzgar
C. W. King
Silk
N.N. Hanchett
D. Wiggins
Jos. Clinton
Cwcreeeee
C. Shaw
J. A. Wood
Tiona
Rick Donovan
Irvington
G. W. Leffler
W.P. Shaw
Tidicute
L. G. Robertson
Epstein
C. A. Myers
Noxon
Elk Township
Iinel
Powers and Shank
Li Fosburg and Co
Eldred Township
I. R. Thomas
1. W. Thompson
General Merchandise Wood Brothers
Farmington Township
R.E. Miller
Troughnot & Thompson
Henry N. Frazine
Freehold Township
Wadsworth and Howard
W.H. Houghtling
Harry Howard
C. V. Mather
Pearsonl and Co
Chadwick and
Sweetland
W. D. Whitney
P. Wright
O.C. Messenger
Glade Township
O. Barger
P. J. Trushel
C. P. Henry
Jacob Baldensperger
L.A. Robinson
Kinzua Township
J. H. King
J. Tate
KE. A. Weagraff
J. W. Green
E. C. Overbaugh
S. Green
E. Springer
J. L. Conner
D. G. Blackman
EA van Scoy and Company
Mead Township
L. P. Rogers and Bro
White and Co
F. H. Rockwell and Co
E. M. Clapp and Co
D. Traxler
Pittsfield Township
G. W. Beardsley
W.H. Crowell
M. Mead
F. Valentine
G. Pennell
Clarendon Co
Schwing
O. O. Wagner
Warren John Lauffer, Jr
J. M. Eckardt
F. Baitzinger
D.J. Sullivan
M. Fitzgerald
B. Roter
J.N. Dietch
P. J. Swain
G. W. Metzgar
W. M. Hathaway
Garland
H. Walton
A.E. Hollenbeck
Bear Lake
M. J. Ryan
Ereeeeeenee
Charles Campbell
Philip Leonhart
J.R. Brady
Thomas Thornton
Gines
W. C. Gillett
O. D. Glenn
E. A. Culver
Johnson and
Siegfried
A. Ruhlman
Cc. F. Schwing
Eddy Brothers
S. Keller
Boots and Shoes
Co. P. Northrop
Boots and
A.B. McKain and Son
Warren Mills Co
Schellkammer and Lesser
Ware
Oil Well Supply. Co. Limited
Nelson Greenland
Leonhart Brothers
N. K. Wendelboe
Cogswell and
Walkerman
Richard B. Stewart
A. Mintzer and Co
Geo. P. Orr and Co
A. A. Davis and Co
D. M. Gross
Broiber
McNett and Co
G. D. Manville, Meats
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Cawine Machines
A.D. Frank
CG. P. Williams
D. W. Cook and Co
J. M. George
O'Donnell
J.M. Taber
Wills &Stricker
John Heibel
John Furrie
Hook Marsh
McKinney and Dunham
Youngs
Ville
Albert Pierce
Farnsworth
John Dana
Garfield A. Kirschstein
Charles Peterson
J. R. Noblit
J. P. Sage
M.J. Ryan
W. H. English
J.H. Miller
Mercantile Appraiser
Lander, Pa
Warren Savings Bank
Arren
L. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A. J. Hazeltine
O. H. Hunter
E. G. Wood
M. B. Dunham
Jas. Clark, Jr
W. Sersall
Copan Gy
Postoffice
J EK. Berkstresser
Merck’s
Carver House
Au UU
Gresin Au An
Rochester School of
P. Greenland
Mammoth Furniture
Front Street
Episcopal Church
High Street
Hazel
Laurel
Tor
Lonsdale Sc
A. A. Davis & CO
A. A. Davis & CO. Warren, Penna
Siegel
A. Siegel & Sons
A. Jamieson & CO
Lake Shore Tube Works
National
Simond
Dupont Powder Co