Warren County Assembly and county offices candidates announced
Notices authorize J L Douglass of Tidioute and A R Moore of Limestone as Assembly candidates, subject to Republican County Convention. Letters express acceptance from Gro W Allen for Assembly. Also announced for Warren County offices W Hi Muzzy for Sheriff and S W Waters for Prothonotary, all contingent on convention renomination.
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Assembly
Weere
J. L. Douglass
Tidioute
Warren County
A. R. Moore
Limestone Township
General Assembly
W. Waters
Henry Babcock Nominated for Warren County Commissioner
The county announces Henry Babcock as a candidate for Warren County Commissioner pending nomination by the Republican County Convention.
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Henry Babcock
Warren County
Republican County Convention
Republican County Committee Meets in Warren
Members of the Republican County Committee are asked to meet at the office of I. B. Alden in Warren to appoint a time for the County Convention, fix delegate numbers from each township, and conduct other business. I. B. Alden, Chairman. Warren Pa May 12 187.
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Republican County Committee
Alden
Warren
IO Warren
Chase and Lincoln Era Leader Salmon Portland Chase
Obituary tribute to Salmon P Chase noting his role as anti slavery leader and financier in the Civil War era. Birth in 1808 in Cornish New Hampshire, rise in law and abolitionism, defense of Birney and fugitive slave Matilda, and influence on national currency and wartime finance. Mentions his death and reflections on his career and legacy.
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Lincoln
Chase
North
Greeley
Mr. Chase
Cornish
New Hampshire
Salmon
Dartmouth
Washington
William Wirt
James G. Birney
The
Philantrophist
Cincinnati
Matilda
Supreme Court
Free States
Congress
Birney
van Zandt
van Tromp
Untarnished Life of a Respected Public Figure
TheTribne portrays a public figure whose private life is deemed pure and unblemished. It asserts he faced social scrutiny without concealment and remained a steadfast Christian, treating religious matters as central to humanity amid widespread corruption and calumny.
Senator Brownlow backs pay raise amid demand for repeal
The article recounts Senator Brownlow defending increased congressional salaries as necessary and worth ten thousand dollars per year, noting his own earnings as Knoxville Whig editor. It also covers Ohio Legislature actions criticizing back pay, calling for repeal, and a Senate vote approving a constitutional amendment delaying any pay changes until after next House election.
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Brownlow
Ile
Tennessee
Eta
Knoxville
Pering
Ohio
House
Wuerras
United States
Senate
Congress
Republican State Committee Adopts Endorsing Resolutions
At a late meeting the Republican State Committee unanimously adopts resolutions praising Governor Hartranft for his conduct in office and pledging guard of Commonwealth interests. The committee thanks Hon. Russell Errett Chairman General Bingham Treasurer and associated secretaries for their efficient work during the campaign and Republican victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party of
Pennsylvania
Hartranft
Commonwealth
Russell Errett
Bingham
Attempted assassination report from New Orleans
The Picayune cites Kellogg stating he left Mechanics Institute with Capt. Norton, visited Hutchinson, and on leaving was confronted by a man who called him a scoundrel. A shot rang out as they turned Magazine Street toward Whitney's office, with Kellogg feeling a shot near his neck.
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New Oreans
the Picayune
Kellogg
Mechanics’ Institute
Geo. L. Norton
Cinamon Street
Magazine Street
Up Magazine
Whitney
Magazine St
Titusville Colonel Delays Return After Atlantic Sinking
Col. Roberts arrives home from Euprope on the Java and had bought a passage for the Atlantic. A home letter brought him a commission, delaying departure until the ill fated Atlantic sailed.
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Col. Roberts
Titusville
Java
Errett Denies State Treasurer Candidacy In Paper Debate
The Pitts burg Commercial quotes Russell Errett refuting reports that he is seeking or was considered for the State Treasurer nomination. Harrisburg and Altoona papers had claimed he was disposed of as chair of the State Central Committee or pursuing the office, which he denies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Errett
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Bulletin
State Central Committee
Altoona Tribune
Death of James L. Orr Minister at St. Petersburg
The cable reports the sudden death of Hon. James L. Orr, the Minister at St. Petersburg, on the 5th instant. Orr was a prominent Southern public figure, longtime U S representative and former Confederate leader who later aided reconciliation and worked with Republicans. President Grant had appointed him to replace Curtin and he died at his post soon after arriving.
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Hugh N. McAllister
Centre County
Philadelphia
Juniata County
Pennsylvania
Jefferson College
Cannonsburg
Dickerson College
Bellefonte
James L. Orr
St. Petersburg
Orr
Congress
Republican Party
Grant
Curtin
Earth
Wallace elected Vice President of Southern Pacific Railroad
State Senator William A. Wallace of Clearfield has been chosen as Vice President of the Southern Pacific Railroad, with Col. Thomas A. Scott as President. Wallace will begin work at once, stationed at Marshall, Texas, and will spend much time on the railroad line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Wallace
Clearfield
Southern Pacific Railroad
Thomas A. Scott
Wallace
Marshall
Texas
Sheriff Davis Delays Mark Weekly Article
The paper notes a one day late submission from Sheriff Davis as the cause for this week’s delayed issue. It remarks on punctuality and its impact on the publication schedule.
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Davis
Tragic Dixon Bridge Collapse Claims Dozens
Report from Dixon Illinois and Crtaco Illinois describes a bridge collapse during a baptism on Rock River below the Truesdall iron bridge. By May 4 and May 5 rescuers recovered thirty two then forty two bodies with many injured. crowds search downstream toward Sterling as one of the deadliest local disasters is investigated.
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Dixox
Ill
Rock River
Truesdall
Crtcaco
Dixon
Sterling
Death of Chief Justice Chase at New York residence
Chief Justice Chase died at 10 AM yesterday at 4 West Thirty-third Street in New York City. He arrived from Washington to Boston in good health on Saturday and fell unconscious after a morning spasm. He died in the presence of his two daughters, their husbands, and attending physicians after a day of paralysis on his left side. He had planned to spend the summer in Colorado.
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Chase
Hoyt
West Thirty-third Street
New York
Washington
Boston
Sprague
Senator Sprague
American Exhibitors Face Disarray at Vienna Exposition
In Vienna on May 1 a meeting reported the American Exhibitors at the Industrial Exposition faced chaos after the Commission, recently deposed for irregularities, left no exhibitors list or site plan to successors. Delegates were alarmed, and organizers promised swift new arrangements to minimize delays in classifying American goods and provide facilities.
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Vienna
Adhich
Shellabarger Accepts Civil Service Commission Post
Hon Samuel Shellabarger has signified to the Secretary of State his acceptance of an appointment as a member of the Civil Service Commission.
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Samuel Shellabarger
Secretary of State
Civil Service Commission
Grain Arrives at Erie From the Lake
Grain has commenced to arrive at Erie from up the lake signaling the start of the season. Local mills and merchants anticipate steady shipments as shipments begin to move through the harbor.
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Erie
Lake
Sheriff Sales Bring Multiple Warren County Properties Up for Auction
A sequence of sheriff sales in Warren County lists numerous parcels across Pittsfield and Deerfield townships. Property highlights include Bonner family tracts near Garland, a Dickey Weir Place site, and several stores and hotels. multiple buyers and suits are noted, with dates set for June 2 1873.
Herifes Sale Of Warren County Real Estate Under Fi Fi Fas
Writs of fi fa issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County authorize Sheriff V. Davis to sell multiple parcels in Eldred and Kedred townships. The property includes one, three, and thirty-two and three quarter acre tracts with a steam saw mill, timber reservations, and improvements totaling around fifty acres on a foreclosed lien for the Sherman Hendrickson case. Sale set for Monday, March 3, on the county courthouse authority.
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Herife
Court of Common Pleas
Warren Co
Court House
Borough of
Warren
Kldred
County of
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Sugar Corner
John McKinney
McKinney
Eldred Township
Joel G. Sanford
George J. Sherman
John N. Hendrickson
Recorder’s Office
John H. Hendrickson
W. B.sterrelt
Ss. V. Davis
Sherif
Warren, Pa
Sheriffs Sale of Tidioute Lots in Warren County
Writ of venditioni exponas from Warren County Common Pleas directs sale at Warren Courthouse on the June 1873 date. Parcels in Tidioute include three to four lots with frame buildings ranging from twenty to twenty four feet in width and depths of one hundred sixty feet, owned by B A Snow and others. Executions in the case Brooke & James and W T N McGee name the property as sheriff's sale items.
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Warren County
Orphan's Court
No. 3
H. Mair
Corry National Bank
Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
McMullin
A. Warners
J. J. Badgers
James E. Hill
Robert Thompson
John Gilson
Ss. W. Davis
Warren Pa
Heriff
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Sugar Grove
Joseph Guignon
Sherman Garfield
Garfield
Wm. H. H. Deveraux
Newton Frazine
Recorder's Office
N. Frazine
Geo. N. Frazine
Irvineton
Brokenstraw Township
H. Keddy
S. P. Kferee
C. B. Hill
Aken
A. Winch
C. LB. Hill
Caughey, Walker & Co
James Leighty
S. W. Davis
Sheriff's Office
Warren, Pa
McGraw Centre
Tidioute
Enterprise
New London
John Shriver
Michael Smith
Valentine Ernst
Ss. V
Court of Common
Wilson Oil
Deerfield Township
Triumph Oil Company
Scribner
Owen
Thomas Kerwin
A. P. Raimsey
J. Baker
Herife
E. Bacon
Spring Creeks
Holland Land Company
Landa
Harvey Perkins
Perkins
H. Bagon
First National Bank of Corry
Johnson and Hubbard
Common Pleas
Gutery
State of Pennsylvania
Main Street
M. D. Bouton
B. A. Snow
Main
G. A. Needie
B.A. Snow
W. T.N. McGee
Brooke & James
I. W. Davis
Sheriff Sheriff's Office
Iugh G. Mair
Sugar
Aliso
Mair
Sugar Grove Township
Linus H. Miller
Burgess and Town Council
Borough of
John Sill
Burgess
Bufus P. Kena
Heffurffs Sale At Warren Court House June 2 1873
By writ of outcry at the Warren Court House on Monday June 2 1873 at 2 P M the sale will include the Bates lease on Hill farm lot 3 easterly portion 14 by 8 rods with oil well equipment and fixtures including engine house boiler pump rope tubing rods and drilling tools listed as the property of Norman B Bates Robert Sutton Matthew Broyle and John Fertig at the suit of James Latwes.
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Heruff
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Court House
Warren
Ates
Ifill
Dickson
Robinson & McDonald
Bren County
Sait
Ffill
Bates
Norman B. Bates
Robert Sutton
Matthew 3Royle
John Fertig
Dames i
Latwes
Property Sales in Warren County Probate Proceedings
Legal notice of executions in Warren County Pennsylvania. Lands in Elk and Warren Boroughs foreclosed under writs of Fieri Facias at suits by Briggs & Lane and Olney Ackley for S. W. Whitney and E. T. F. Valentine heirs. Describes multiple parcels totaling about 730 acres with mills and dwellings, plus water works interests. Sheriff S. W. Davis to sell the Brown property.
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Elk
Warren
Pennsylvania
Whitney
Briggs
List of Causes in June Term 1873 First Week Court Calendar
The list records cases set for June Term 1873 first week in Pa with numerous entries including Jos Aylesworth vs A J Boardman W A Green vs Pulver & Lewis G W Brownell sur v D M Martin, David Crull v Lafayette Holt and others, detailing plaintiff and defendant names and docket order.
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TREAL
Jos
Aylesworth
A. J. Boardman
W. A. Green
Pulver & Lewis
G. W. Brownell
Sur
D. M. Martin
David Crull
Lafayette Holt
William Ray
G. W. Brown
J.C
D. Mead
Mead & Ross
Same
Mead & Palmer
James H. Eddy
Hoffman & Wetmore
Lindsey & King
C. B. Curtis
J. S. Cheney
Dilks & Sutton
M. Drummey
B. Pickering
G. F. Turner
Thos
Conway
L. D. Clark
W. L. Thompson
Catherine Sherick
Alice Glasby
Wm. McLaughlin
A. J. Covile
John Hill
Clark & Benner
Ellen Fuller
Philo Weaver
T. Mickle
James Hamilton
J. A. Weibie
M. HH. Collins
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Warren Mail
George W. Allen
Morrison
John W. Coe
PS. Buck
J. i. Tathuan
E. A. Culver
A. Daun
A. Catern
J.D
Sindley
James H. Pitt
J. O. Baker
J. N. Bolard
J. G. Gilchrist
A.D. Cornell
Ke. Kb. James
I. L. McCaltt
W.W. W. Kemble
A. J. McIntyre
J. J. Acomb
I. di. Edsall
JS. Thompson
W. Bair
A. G. Mathews
W. W. Connoly
D. D. Humeston
L. C. Baker
Geo
H. Ahrens, Jr
W.s. Raydure
Chas. G. Little
Z. T. Raydure
BR. Smith
J. G. Lee
Jeff, Buchanan
J. M. Magee
Judson Bell
Chas
F. Brown
W.H. Wiggins
Dr. F. P. Langfitt
F. M. Dunbar
David Watts
Goodwin Mead
Richard Currie
Amzo Brown
Joseph G. Charters
Wm. J. Suplee
F.C. Flanegin
John Baptie
Yy. H. Adams
Dp. Laughlin
T. B. Rutherford
James Baptie
James Ki. Hill
F. Woodard
J. R. Kane
H. RK. Burgess
Frank A. Flanegin
E.W
A. J. Zuver
A. Saph
M. M. Long
Alex. Simpson
A. J. Ford
M. C. Kibbon
J. W. Flanegin
G. McHasht
Trproutre
H. Morrison
J. W. Coz
Gro. W. Allen
Salmon Portland Chase
Buffalo Commercial
Democratic Party
Buffalo Courier
Courier
Kellexs
Mir. Errett
Jussies Chase
Marr
Chandler's Valley
Stephen Ricker
Isa
Sam. B. VY Redenburg
Susan Turner
Dre WY
Jamestown
Sabra A. Wasksurne
Pleasantville
Venango Co
Ollie
Morton
J. W. Bonner
J. C. Bonner
Pittsfield Township
Nolland Land Company
Brokenstraw
J.C. Bonner
Samuel Graham
Cookson Long
George Long
Dickey Weir
John Long
Chandier Pearsons
Brokenstrow
Garland
Rail Road
Link House
Asken
W. Davis
S. V. Davis
Court of Common Peas
Baker Farm
H. P. Shreve
J. C. Smith
J. N. Hamilton
Anherife
Bonner
P. Terrill
A. Fi. Hamilton
H. JH. Palmer
James McIntosh
G. A. Lockwood
S.v. Davis
Wv. Davis
Peribe
A. D
V. Davis
Asec. Pa
Third
Poplar Street
Henry W. Brown
E. T. F. Valentine
A. Kilburne
Kilburne
I. W. Scowden
Scowden
Ackley
H. W. Brown
James Roy
Isken
P. Johnson
Sheriff’s Office
Pine Grove Township
D. Hale
L. KE. Akeley
P. J. Trushel
R. K. Russell
Titusville & Pithole Plank Road Company
Pennsylvania Rail Road Co
Lesseps
W. Woodworth
M. H. Colina
Wm. O'Neill
Wood & Piniong
Jos. Green's Estate
Jno
A. H. Weaver
A. Wetmore
W. B. Sterrett
B. Nesmith Et al
P. Falconer
Taylor & Messner
Emery Daisley
Wm. Rinehart
V. Davin
Granger & Co
Lockwood & Hoyt
Asa Scott
Alex. McKenna
Shagart & Bolard
Jno. Christy
B. Nesmith
Wim. Rinehart
Falconer & Foreman
Dapst
Notece
Mead & Magee
District Court
Thompson
Crockery, &C
Chas. P. Henry
Ollow
P. S
L. D. Crandall
Fred. Morck
Ing
Warren, Pae
D. M. Gross & CO
ESIRE
J. B. Brown & Co
Martin Kopf
Joseph D. M. Gross
Russell House
A. P. Gillmore
Navy Store
Watson & Davis Block
Ie Petinena
M. B. Olmstead
A. Haines
Haines
Irvington
Wise’s Clothing Store
A. Wise
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