Southern reconciliation and Republican vigor urged in Hayes era
The Warren Mail discusses Southern conciliation under President Hayes, urging Republicans to embrace reforms and civil rights while avoiding abandonment of the party. It cites McCreary and Brownlow to illustrate loyalty to Republican aims and a future focus on currency, tariffs, civil service reform, and fair treatment of Native Americans.
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Democratic Party
McCreary
Republican Party
Grant
Hayes
Philadelphia
President Hayes
New Era Emerges in Lancaster to Fight Cameron Ring
Ex Senator Warfel of Lancaster and editor J M W Geist launch the New Era daily to oppose the Cameron Ring in the Republican party. Ex Senator Scott complains of upheaval against Cameron, who earlier favored him as a U S Senator and risks later praise from the party for his past decisions.
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Warfel
Lancaster
J. M. W. Geist
New Era
Cameron Ring
Scott
Cameron
U. S
How to elect a President by Congressional district plan
The Cincinnati Commercial analyzes a district method for selecting electors. Excluding at large votes, the tally shows 149 Democrats to 142 Republicans, Florida excluded. Adjustments place Hayes ahead by five votes with nine votes in play from Florida Indiana New York and Louisiana.
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Congress
Cincinnati
Florida
Hayes
Indiana
New York
Louisiana
Tilden
Pennsylvania Credit Markets Signal Strong Economy
Pennsylvania maintains good credit under Republican rule with a 6 percent loan paid May 1 saving $260,000 in security premiums. New 5 percent bonds opened bids in Harrisburg May 1 totaling over $17 million, with $15 million from Philadelphia investors.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Dixmont managers press counties for aid over Insane Hospital
The Dixmont Hospital for the Insane faces no immediate rate increase as managers circulate to county commissioners and officers in charge of the poor across Armstrong and 22 other counties, pleading for state funding in the next Legislature to cover expenses.
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Dixmont Hospital
Warren
Armstrong
Allegheny
Beaver
Butler
Cambria
Clarion
Clearfield
Crawford
Erie
Elk, Forest, Green
Indiana
Jefferson
Lawrence
Mercer
McKean
Somerset
Venango
Washington
Westmoreland
President calls extra session of Congress for October
The President proclaimed an extra session on October 15 due to failure of the last Democratic House to pass appropriation bills. The report notes political tensions, trade balance improvements, and recent sports scores while highlighting ongoing debt reduction and a punitive Postmaster advert.
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Congress
Governor issues warrants for executions on June 21
Governor Harrranr issued warrants for the execution on June 21 of named convicted murderers. Andrew Lanahan of Luzerne county faces Captain Reilly’s murder in Wilkesbarre. Mollie Maguires members Ed ward Kelly Michael J. Doyle and John Donohoe of Carbon county are set for the same date, along with Thomas Munby of Schuylkill county.
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Harrranr
Andrew Lanahan
Luzerne County
Captain Reilly
Wilkesbarre
Mollie Maguires
Edward Kelly
Michael J. Doyle
John Donohoe
Carbon County
Thomas Munby
Schulkill County
The Poor Old Tramp song by Will L. Thompson
New and beautiful song and chorus by Will L. Thompson author of Gathering Shelfs from the Sea Shore dealers order it by the thousand. The country will sing The Poor Old Tramp price 40 cents with picture title published by W. L. Thompson & Co. East Liverpool Ohio
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Will L. Thompson
W. L. Thompson & Co
East
Liverpool
Ohio
Body washed ashore near Ceveland identified as Nick Scarr
A lake body found by Ceveland friends is not Mr. P. P. Bliss as previously thought from the Ashtabula disaster. The recovered remains are believed to be Nick Scarr, a Cleveland German man who leaped into the lake last Christmas.
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Tne
Ceveland
P. P. Bliss
Ashtabula
Bliss
Nick Scarr
Cleveland
Hayes Policy Seen as Long Term Experiment
The Philadelphia North American views President Hayes policy as an ongoing experiment not to be rushed. It argues the measure requires patient testing and only after full trial can its success or failure be judged.
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Tur
Philadelphia
Hayes
Juper Kine Named Col lector at Port of New Orleans
Juper Kine appointed Col lector replacing Casey at the Port of New Orleans. The note questions who will replace Casey in Democratic papers and mentions no shortage in the peach crop. Delaware yields are pegged at twenty million baskets with Maryland also expected to be fruitful.
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Juper Kine
New Orleans
Casey
King
Delaware
Maryland
Johson’s Exchange
Johnson, White & Co
Statewide fields praised for promising appearance
Readers note that cultivation efforts across the state show improved and orderly fields. Local observers credit recent weather patterns and careful planning for the overall tidy look, with farmers expressing optimism for upcoming harvests.
Alexander H Stevens Continues Court Days Despite Death Lore
Alexander H Stevens famed for decades of life and death chatter still argued a case before the Court last week. He enjoys reading his own obituary notices and takes the passage with humor and relish.
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Alexander H.stevens
Democratic State Convention Set for Harrisburg on August 8
The Tin Democratic State Committee decided last week to hold the Democratic State Convention in Harrisburg on Wednesday, August 8, and they intend to proceed with the required formalities.
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Tin
Democratic State Committee
Harrisburg
Allegheny County Liquor Licenses Grow as Murphy Movement Stalls
The Treasurer of Allegheny County issued 1 225 liquor licenses with more expected. Government Printer A M Clapp resigned last week and former holder J D Defrees was appointed to replace him.
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Allegheny County
A. M. Clapp
J. D. Defrees
War reports from Asia Minor and Black Sea fronts
Turkish forces seize Bayazid in Asia Minor while Russia strengthens garrisons and Austro-Hungarian sentiment shifts toward intervention. Constantinople suspends the press law and contemplates a state of siege as a Black Sea blockade is declared with entry and exit delays for ships.
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Bayazid
Asia Minor
Erzerum
Russia
Danube
Kicheneff
Bender
Body from Ashtabula wreck not Bliss remains
Henry W. Stager and D. W. Whittle of the Lake Shore Railroad examined a body in Euclid believed to be P. P. Bliss’s remains but concluded it is not Bliss. They say it is a tall German looking man with uneven teeth and doubt any wreck victims’ bodies could travel under ice to the lake.
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Cleveland
Henry W. Stager
Lake Shore Railroad
D. W. Whittle
Euclid
P. P. Bliss
Mr. Bliss
Mr. Stager
Mr. Whittle
Ashtabula
Wives as They Were Soldiers Orphans To Be Discharged
A list of all the soldiers' orphans now in state care who will turn sixteen and be discharged this year has been issued to Grand Army posts and citizens to help them find work. Over five hundred will leave the institution this year.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Washington and Pennsylvania News Snippets
A digest of brief items: Murphy army in Philadelphia totals 13 000. Dr Talmage in Brooklyn preaches to 3000 weekly. petroleum kills pests but not near buds. Board of Pardons meets June 5. Pittsburg and 43 papers noted. an educated Chinaman expounds on his faith in New York. Buffalo’s Terrace Theatre burned April 30 with $28 000 loss. Allegheny ministers seek provisions for re enactment of coal option law. Lehigh Valley cars crack down on indecent language. Harrisburg Patriot on Dauphin cave as a major state curiosity. proposed narrow gauge railroad 22 miles, $250 000. temperance movement gaining in Ohio with Newark and Crestline actions. eggs and produce selling by weight discussed as fair pricing.
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Brooklyn
Board of Pardons
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Buffalo
Theatre Comique
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York
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