Republican Candidates Named for Warren County Posts
Notices announce Hi K Siggins Conneaut township Ben J Ellis Sugar Grove Nelson Mead Youngsville James Cable Warren C C Thompson Tidioute and W J Alexander for county and district offices all subject to Republican county convention. The piece discusses anticipated 1886 campaigns and party unity as Democrats and Republicans prepare for the next Congress with focus on a Republican House majority and presidential prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. K. Siggins
Conenango Township
Ben J. Ellis
Sugar Grove
Warren County
Nelson Mead
Youngsville
James Cable
Warren
C. C. Thompson, Esq
Tidioute
W. J. Alexander
Register and Recorder
Orphan’s Court
Chas. Chamberlain
Carver House
Wm. D. Bucklin
National Hotel
J.M. Hadley
Empire Hotel
Tidioute Boro
N. N. Hanchett
Producers’ Exchange
Dr. Green
Fairmount House
Jno
Cooney
Junction House
Brokenstraw
T. C. Jackson
G. W. Mead
Mead House
Triumph
Frederick Baltzinger
Martin Shaeffer
Charles Schwing
George H. Leonhart
M. Fitzgerald
C. W. Kidder
Walter Snavelly
Mead
George Jones
L. E. Hammond
James McCrea
M. Mead
S. W. Waters
Proby’s
Republican Delegates Sought for Warren County Convention
Warren County Republicans meet on June 29 1878 to elect delegates for the County Convention in Warren on July 1 1878 at 3 PM. Vigilance Committees named across townships with delegate counts fixed by 1876 Republican vote. list includes Brokenstraw Conenango Columbus Cherry Grove Corydon and others. By order of the County Committee Robt Dennison Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Warren
Brokenstraw
Geo. H. Bates
Wm. Dupree
Levi Rowley
G. W. McPherson
Conenango
Daniel Gross
Wm. Sterrett
James McCain
William Jewell
Columbus
P. Parker
A. Cady
Ellis Spencer
A. Johnson
Cherry Grove
J. Farnsworth
A.plumb
Corydon
H. Wilcox
Sherman
J. W. Flatt
Deerfield
N. P. Morrison
Chas, McAuley
Harvey Russell
John Conklin
Elk—Henry Holman
Jacob Mack
Lewis Martin
Eldred
A. M. Parker
J. G. Sanford
Freehold
W. Cotton
Myron Carr
John Lake
A. S. Pelton
Andrew Gregg
Farmington
Frank Knapp
Joseph Miller
John Marsh
O. Kingsley
Glade
James Cable
H. C. Martin
A. T. Hackney
D. T. VanVechten
Aking
T. S. Strong
O. J. Gunning
Limestone
P. S. Buck
R. W. Cohell
Richardson
W. C. Averill
Fe Mead
L. Pp. Rogers
W. Kidder
H. A. Stone
D. W. Brennan
H. Rockwell
Pine Grove
W. Ww
J. R. Kuhn
D. C. Gillespie
R. J. Carson
D. I Ball
James G. Marsh
W. A. Mitchell
A. Merrill
Tos. Walkerman
Youngsville
L. C. Arnott
H. C. Kinnear
Nelson Mead
Rob’t Dennison
Delegates Named in 1878 Republican District Plan
The convener proposed a 125 vote basis per delegate for the Twenty seventh district with one per district and a 63 percent fractional rule. Delegates from Hiie Venango and Warren counties to meet in Corry on July 9 1878 for congressional convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Watson
Congress
City of
Corry
Republican Platform Outlined by Cleveland Herald
The Cleveland Herald outlines a Republican platform for the coming campaign. It reflects presidential and cabinet views and is expected to suit Republicans broadly. Proposals include specie payments in gold and silver, opposition to inflationary paper currency, a fair tariff, a constitutional amendment against sectarian school funding, rapid public works, and opposition to pensions for wartime disloyalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Herald
United States
Mississippi
Special inspection run over Rochester and State Line line
A special train carried railroad officials from Rochester to Salamanca for a road inspection and to harmonize interests of the Central State Line and A G W. Regular through trains expected by May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester & State Line Railway
Rochester
Salamanca
Central
State Line
Rumor Of Irish Raid And Irishmen in Russia
Rumors claim Irishmen near the border plan a raid on Canada and that thousands may travel to Russia to fight England if war breaks out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaada
Russia
England
Paris Exhibition Opens Fully Amid Rising Rates
The Paris exhibition is now fully opened though far from complete. Sunday attendance reached 80 000 as hotel rates range from 5 to 30 dollars per day and continue to rise rapidly.
Steamer with 600 Russians Sought Off Maine Coast
A mystery steamer carrying about 600 Russian passengers remains off the Maine coast as authorities and the public press for its destination and purpose. The report notes widespread anxiety over the fate and plans of the men aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Philadelphia Permanent Exhibition Reopens With Ceremonies
The Philadelphia Permanent Exhibition was reopened last Friday with ceremonies. Senator Blaine delivered an eloquent address and Governor Hartranft offered remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Blaine
Hartranft
Nationals nominate a rough but decisive state ticket
The Nationals met in a long convention, admitted women suffragists to speak, and renominated or pitched out many aspirants. Samuel R Mason of Mercer wins for governor with Christopher Shearer as lieutenant governor and Benj Bentley for Supreme Court Judge. The ticket pledges to rescue government from greed and grant equal civil and political rights for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenback
Labor
National Party
Wm. A.armstrong
Williamsport
Hendrick B. Wright
Congress
Judge Agnew
Supreme Judge
Samuel R. Mason
Mercer
Christopher Shearer
Berks
Supreme Court
Bentley
James L. Wright
Philadelphia
Reform rhetoric versus real results in Democratic Congress
The piece skewers Democratic reforms after two years in control, listing alleged failures such as improper house contests, large river and harbor deficits, massive war claims, tax and tariff battles, printing and post office missteps, fraud revelations, pricey investigations, and neglect of northern financial distress while promoting Southern interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Shields
Darrall
Louisiana
Packard
Nicholls
Ways and Means Committee
Wood
William and Mary College
Great Musical Festival Promises World Class Cincinnati Event
Cincinnati hosts a landmark festival featuring a 100 musician orchestra a 700 voice chorus and a large organ in a newly completed hall. Theo Thomas conducts works by the great masters with Otto Singer directing the chorus. Tickets via A and G W rail from all stations at half fare from May 13 to 17 return until May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Americ
Theo. Thomas
Otto Singer
A. & G. W. Railroad
Burrato Express Expands and Raises Annual Price
The Burrato Express enlarges to eight columns and increases yearly price from $6 to $8 due to growing business. It is described as an able independent Republican paper with wide readership and timely Warren news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrato Express
Warren
Beecher Daughter Miss Catherine E Beecher Dies at 78
Miss Catherine E Beecher died at Elmira last Sunday at her brother Rev T K Beecher's residence aged 78. The note mentions her in connection with a broader political critique about President and Gov Packard in Louisiana and the Liverpool consul post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine E. Beecher
Elmira
Rev
T. K. Beecher
The Watson Bill Passes Third Reading in House
In Washington May 11 the Watson anti-discrimination bill, led by Col. Watson from Warren County, faced strong opposition but won guidance to third reading after a test vote of 77 to 106 against adjournment. Support grows as Bayne Reagan Watson explained the measure further on May 12 and western foes waver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Watson
Washington
Reagan
Banks
Garfield
Warren
House
Tom Scott
Pittsburg
Judge Reagan
Texas
Lewis F. Watson
Warren County
Messrs
Bayne
Armstrong quits National party over Greenback split
Puhi Despuia May 9 Hon. William H Armstrong announces withdrawal from the National party and support for Republican convention candidates. He says he opposed the communistic elements he sees in the party and will back Greenback principles though he cannot accept the National party platform. He expects misinterpretation and possible treachery charges but chooses law and order over current affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Puhi la Despuia
William H. Armstrong
National Party
Greenback Party
Pipe Bill Fails in Senate After House Passage
After a long struggle supporters saw their pipe bill pass the House but a point of order said the measure was essentially the same as a previously defeated Senate bill. The Lieut. Governor ruled the point well taken and the appeal by the pipe men failed, defeating the bill a second time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
House
Senate
Quiet Northwest politician warns of House whiskey risk
A Northwest figure told a World correspondent in Washington that his fear for House members is that drinking whiskey affects their judgment more than Republicans. He insists only a settled policy and an administration of their own would ensure safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Washington
Free trade tariff bill inches through House on slim margin
Fremanone Woop steered a free trade tariff bill through the House by a one vote margin under Speaker Randall. Clymer and Mackey opposed Pennsylvania workers, while Allegheny County salaries for school superintendents are noted with Pittsburg at 3000 dollars and Allegheny City at 2000. The Presbyterian General Assembly meets in Pittsburg May 16 and General Grant’s Paris arrival is recorded amid shooting feats by Dr Carver and Captain Bogardus near Curiaco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremanone Woop
House
Randall
Pennsylvania
Clymer
Mackey
Allegheny County
Pittsburg
Allegheny City
Demand for four percents and new five million call
The item notes strong demand for four percent stock and a Syndicate plan for an additional five million. It mentions a New York dog show with varied canines, a Philadelphia Centennial photograph building sold at auction for 410 dollars from 15 000. Louisiana adopts a cent tax on drinks expected to raise 300 000 annually. It also cites hog trichina risk and a ten cent steamboat fare on Hudson River routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Centennial Grounds
Philadelphia
Louisiana
Hudson River
Albany
Troy
Liver is King in Health Advice and Cure Claim
An ad proclaims the liver as the master organ affecting digestion heart and brain. It touts Green's August Flower as unrivaled for dyspepsia and liver complaints, offering sample bottles for 10 cents and claiming three doses prove its value across western towns.
Washington Letter on Watsons Inter State Commerce Bill
The May 9 1878 Washington Letter notes Col Watsons bill to regulate interstate commerce and curb carrier discrimination is a top House priority, likely to face a sharp battle against powerful monopolies. It mentions tariff debates, jokes about new members including Fernando Wood Gen Banks Randolph and Tucker and Judge Kelley as lawmakers speak on the tariff matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Col. Watson
House
Congress
Watson
Capitol
Judge Kelley
Fernando Wood
Gen. Banks
Randolph
Tucker
Kelley
Hau
Sherman Cameron Wedding at St. Pauls Church in Cleveland
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Sherman to Senator Don Cameron united Cleveland society in a grand ceremony on May 9 at St. Pauls Episcopal. Generals Sherman and other dignitaries led a large procession. Bishop Bedell officiated as guests toured a lavish floral display. The reception followed at Mr. Hoyts residence with about 300 attendees and a rumor the total value of presents approached 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman and Cameron
Lizzie, Daugher
Charles T. Sherman
Cleveland
Don Cameron
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
General Sherman
Senator Cameron
Sherman
Wayne McVeagh
Judge Sherman
Washington
Ella Sherman
Moulton
Cincinnati
Dennison
Columbus
Julia Parsons
Senter
de Billier
Yonkers
N. Y
Mr. Henry&. Sherman
Lizzie
Bedell
Reus
French
Rulison
Bolles
Duerr
Henry
Royalty of Birth Heals with Dr Fenner Remedies
Royalty of birth does not insure against illnesses but Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic claim to cure liver and blood disorders and nervous diseases. Use Cough Honey for coughs and Golden Relief for neuralgia and pain.
HERIFEF'S SALE Under writ of Levari Facias issued in Warren County
By writ of Levari Facias out of the Warren County Court of Common Pleas the property of Jonathan Watson is exposed to public sale at Warren Court House on Monday June 3 1878 at 2 PM. The undivided one sixth part of a Pine Grove Township tract in Warren County Pennsylvania totaling about 375 acres 48 perches is offered. The sale is in the suit of J N Bolard.
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District Court OF the United States
Western District of
Pennsylvania
A.D
Jas. K. Webb
Elk Township
Warren
State of Pennsylvania
E. Woodruff, Esq
Erie
North Park Row
John Hall
U.S
Pittsburgh
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Court House
Borough of
Pittsfield
County of
Spee
Henry Sturdevant
Sturdevant
Lot
S. W Cole
M. Miles
Walter Cooper
Orin Cooper
William Rice
Henry Brace
Heriff
State of
Second Street
Mary Thompson
Erastus Barnes
Philip Gruber, Jr
George A. Haff
Christian Leonhart
Sheriff Sheriff’s Office
Warren, Pa
Third
Rebecca J. Stranahan
D. W. Stranahan
W.H. Brech
Warren Co
Spring Creek
State
John McKinney
Mrs. Whitney
MaGrew Oil Company
J. D. Hallack
Peter McKinney
James D. Stewart
White and McKinney
Wilson and Son
William Ray
Erie City Iron Works
Herifef
Pine Grove
Conewango Creek
John Smith
Guy C. Irvine
Joseph Dow
John W. Howles
Howle
Smith
Irvine
Jonathan Watson
J.N. Bolard
Court Common Pleas
Conewango Township
King’s Hollow
G. W. King
Parmlee
Murty Dowd
Said Road
M. Kennedy
Ellen Kennedy
M. Spaulding
Jherifef
H. W. Morrison
George Stearns
James Gray
Jacob Baldensperger
Theodate T. Eddy
Zachariah H. Eddy
Warren Wooden Ware Works
Abram J. Hazeltine
Main Street
Tidioute Hotel
Tidioute Associates
FE. A. Baldwin
Main St
Horace Jones
D.S. Thompson
Thompson
W. R. Thompson
Glade Township
Joseph Parkyn
B. Owen
Thomas Hoskins
J. T. Millison
Joseph Millison
John McVey
P. Lacrear
Joseph Graham
John McAllister
Lester Kinsman
Pate
Orphan's Court
Richmond Brownell
Pine Grove Township
New York
Fentonville
N. Y
Russellburg
James G
Mary Yy R
Russell
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Republican Party
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Prue Cleveland Herald
House of Representatives
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Republican CO. Convention
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Albion
Concord
Conneaut
Irie
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Fairview Township
Fairview Borough
Greenfield
Greene
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Girardborough
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le Boeuf
Lockport
Mill Village
McKean
Middleboro
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North East Borough
Summit
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Union Borough
Waterford Township
Waterford Borough
Wattsburg
Wayne
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Venango County
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Cherrytree
Cranberry
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Clintonville
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Emlenton
French Creek
Irwin
Jackson
Mineral
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Oil Creek
Oi Creek
Oil City
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P. Mercalr
George
Criswell
Robert Dennison
Republican Platform
Democratic “Reform
Cincinnati Musical Festival
Gov. Packard
Liverpool
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the United States
Gen. Grant
Paris
Curiaco
Dr. Carver
San Francisco
Bogardus
Our
Sherman-Cameron
Chromotype Copying CO
U. S
Canadas
C. H. Morgan
Jimm
Jamestown
Court of Quarter Sessions
First National Bank of Warren
First National Bank of
Total
Moses Beecher
R. Brown
Boon ME
G. H. Ames
Citizens National Bank of Warren
Bisport
Citizens National Bank of
Wees
C. H. Noyes
Water Streets
Conewango Oweaoki
Davidson & Grindley
A.A. Davis & Co
Borders
School & Blank Books
A. Davis & CO
Said County
W. F. Siggins
Jefferson Siggins
A. J. Irvine
Polly Irvine
Maria A. McCollister
Wm.s. Marsh
John Hackney
John I. Sanford
D. H. Sanford
C. W. H. Verback
Marty Hook
Mary Jane Damon
Joseph Damon
Francis FE. Hook
Louis Hook
Clyde D. Hook
Francis Hook
Wm. Schnur
Albert Beck
John Beck
R. H. Morrison
Harry Evans
Emeline Evans
G. N. Parmlee
C. Fr. Noyes
Michael W. Kennedy
Elizabeth Shutt
John Shutt
A. D
Anderson
D. L. Miles
David Beatty
Boon MaGee
H. J. Miller
Thomas Place
A. Keppel
Warren Packard
Thomas King
John Sill
A. D. Head
Adam Knapp
Geo. Pond & Co
Jas. G. Marsh
Russell Warren
Efro
A. Weiss
Carver
Albert Wise
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James A. Rider
W. W. Wilson
Adm
J. K. Ronne
Allen
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