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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1877

Page

2

Hayes names his new Cabinet for Senate approval

President Hayes sent to the Senate on the 7th a list of his cabinet nominees: William M. Evarts secretary of state John Sherman secretary of the treasury George W. McCrary secretary of war Richard M. Thompson secretary of the navy Charles Devens attorney general David M. Key postmaster general Carl Schurz secretary of the interior.

Hayes Senate Wm. M. Evarts New York Treasury John Sherman Ohio Geo. W. McCrary Iowa Navy Richard M. Thompson Indiana Charles Devens Massachusetts David M. Key Tennessee Interior Carl Schurz Missouri Evarts Sherman McCrary Schurz Thompson Key East Gov Porter U. S. Senate Andrew Johnson South Oregon Republican Party Cameron

Major Whittle Sermons Draw Huge Dubuque Audiences

The report describes Major Whittle leading gospel meetings in Dubuque Iowa with ticketed evening services at large churches. It praises his serious, scripture grounded preaching and the devoted participation of many attendees at prayer and inquiry meetings.

Gurrensura Iowa Major Whittle Dubuque God Christ McGranahan Chicago Sankey Blss Toledo First Congregational Church Davenport C. T

Grant's Cabinet lineup through early administrations

The article lists twenty four constitutional advisers of President Ulysses S. Grant. It names the Secretaries of State Washburne and Fish, Treasury appointees A T Stewart Richardson Boutwell Bristow Morrill, Interior Cox Delano Chandler, Navy Borie Robeson Cresswell Jewell Tyner, Postmaster Generals plus five Attorneys General Hoar Akerman Williams Pierrepont Taft and War Secretaries Rawlins Belknap Taft Cameron.

Grant Washburne Fish France the Treasury A. T. Stewart Richardson Court of Claims Boutwell Senate Bristow Morrill Cox Delano Chandler Interior Borie Robeson Navy Cresswell Jewell Tyner Attorney General’s Office E. R. Hoar Akerman Williams Pierrepont Taft War Office Rawlins Belknap Cameron

Forest county disenfranchised townships and party response

A critic notes selective outrage over voting disputes. The writer contrasts a Louisiana precinct thrown out for illegal voting with a Forest county township disenfranchisement where a Democratic Assemblyman was counted in. They accuse Democratic organs of silence and question the behavior of the returning board seen as a court.

Louisiana Forest County Returning Board

Hayes at Church with Hayes and Sherman family

A New York Times correspondent reports President Hayes and Mrs Hayes attending the Church of the Epiphany in Washington on the first Sunday. They were accompanied by Senator and Mrs Sherman. Mrs Hayes has regular ties to the Methodist Episcopal Church in Columbus and the Hayes family may join the Metropolitan in Washington. Hayes is described as liberal in religious views and used to attend multiple denominations in Columbus.

Chicago Times The Times Republican Party Democratic Party Bayard Thurman Kernan Randall Fernando Wood Hewitt Ben Hill Lamar Senate House Tilden America Morton Chandler Cameron Sherman Bradley ixeLow Washington South United States Europe Grant Commonwealth N. Y. Tones Hayes Church of the Epiphany Episcopal Methodist Episcopal Church Columbus

Blue glass epidemic fuels mania and renewed editions

Dealers in blue glass rejoice as the craze continues its course. Gen. Pleasanton published his book six years ago and has just released an enlarged edition, contributing to renewed interest in the blue glass phenomenon.

Pleasanton

Dr Fenner's Improved Cough Honey Promises Quick Relief

An 1874 advertisement touts Dr Fenner's Improved Cough Honey claiming relief of coughs in one hour and cold symptoms in a few hours. It also promotes Dr Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic for chronic coughs, with testimonials from M J Farrell and J B Minzer.

New York City City Hall M. M. Fenner Freponta N. Y Express M. J. Farrell John B. Miner Fredonia Dr. Fenner

Caesarism and politics stir chatter in 19th century notes

Gleanings from Philadelphia report a century of oddities including one hundred fifty twin sets and a New York Herald quip about the king. It notes Senator Sherman steering Treasury and Ohio poised for four top offices. A Chicago hotel scene ends with a pillow case shout. Beef exports may reach Scotland after London demand.

The New York Herald Mr. Tilden America Senator Sherman Treasury Ohio Army Chicago Scotland London

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