Warren County Republican Nomination Announcements
We are authorized to announce W. W. Connely of Deerfield as Associate Judge candidate subject to Republican County Convention. L. A. Rogers of Warren as Sheriff candidate if endorsed by convention. PD. R. Dalrymple of Pittsfield and H. H. Evans of Tidioute also seek Sheriff nomination subject to convention. Erwin A. Allen of Freehold and Paul W. Brown of Farmington seek Sheriff nominations under Republican primary rules. Starling W. Waters of Warren and J. C. Hamilton of Sugar Grove announced for Prothonotary subject to convention.
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Warren County
Warren
Warren Boro
Farmington
Youngsville Boro
Seares
Columbus Boro
Kinzua
Tidioute Boro
Limestone
Brokenstraw
Mead Bapsbees
Conewango
Columbus
Corydon
Pine Grove
Pleasant
Pittsfield
Sugar Grove
Ae Field
Spring Creek
Accasee
Sheffield
South West
Freehold
Wrades
Republican Co. Committee
W. W. Wilbur
Congress
Col
Lewis F. Watson
Republican Party
Wa. W. Red
Assembly
W. M. Lindsey, Esq
Republican Convention
F. D. Reeves, Esq
Isaac H. Hiller
John B. Brown
W. W.connely
Deerfield
L. A. Rogers
PD. R. Dalrymple
Sherif
Hi. H. Evans
Tidioute
Erwin A. Allen
Paul W. Brown
Sherifi
Henry Brace
Youngsville
Republican Co
Starling W. Waters
J. C. Hamilton
Fsq
Xherife
Court of Common Pleas
Roscoe Hall
Borough of
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Jet
B.S. Brown
T. H. Brown
Horace Mix
S$. H. Davis
William Carter
Allen & Cotton
D. G. Groos
John Willett
C. A. Trisket
Edward Sharer
Democracy's Southern Peace Tactic Reported by Dispatch
A New Orleans dispatch dated May 6 says the Democrats’ approach to peace in the South is to restore Democratic rule. Acting Governor Antoine offers a $5,000 reward for the arrest of the Cushatta assassin. Senator Twitchell is alive but in precarious condition with an amputated left arm and a badly shattered right arm. West Feliciana reports Weber, Dula, and Armstead driven from the parish by Regulators, fate unknown.
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New Orleans
Antoine
Coushatta
State House
Twitchell
West Feliciana Parish
Weber
Dula
Armstead
House of Representatives
Committee to catch Grant in New York ballot frauds
Wen Caulfield's committee sought to limit Davenport's testimony as a way to suppress Democratic frauds in the ballot box. Davenport insisted on full disclosure. The exchange, and the committee’s overruling, foreshadowed exposure of Democratic tricks and Republican gains in Congress.
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Wen Caulefield
Grant
Davenport
New York
Canlefield
Doctor MacKenzie Praises Three Great International Exhibitions
Dr. R Suevron MacKenzie writes to the Philadelphia Press claiming he assisted at the openings in London New York and Philadelphia. He says the Wednesday ceremony was simple yet eminently imposing and suggests not calling it a World’s Fair but a Wondrous Fair with a correct appellation.
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R. Suevron MacKenzie
Philadelphia
London
New York
Blaine Demands Probe After $64,000 Bond Charge
The source notes Mr Blaine praising a prompt explanation of the bond issue and immediately calling for an investigation. Several witnesses have been summoned.
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Blaine
Hurricane damages property in Leavenworth for 200000
In Leavenworth Kansas on Saturday morning May 6 a hurricane caused property damage estimated at 200000 dollars.
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Leavenworth
Kansas
Democratic House faults expose in Washington a rebuke
Harper’s Weekly’s verdict praises the President’s concise reply to Democratic calls for his whereabouts. The piece notes the absence record among predecessors, cites Tweed and Bristow entanglements, and lauds Blaine and Morton while criticizing the Democratic House for missteps and lost leverage.
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Democratic House
Washington
White House
Harper’s Weekly
Lincoln
United States
Secret Service
Tweed
Morton
Union
Indiana
Blaine
Bristow
Congress
House of Representatives
Connecticut Democratic caucus choice in U S Senatorship
The Connecticut General Assembly Democratic caucus on the 10th chose William H. Barnum over Senator English for the U S Senatorship, 100 to 75. The account notes Barnum’s eight years in Congress with little speech or votes, and mocks English’s prospects with talk of St Louis and the Presidency.
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Connecticut
Aucrion
General Assembly of
U. S
Wm. H. Barnum
English
Bush
Barnum
the Tribune
Gov. English
St. Louis
National Reform League aims to reform civil service
The National Reform League unites citizens across parties to push for honest government. The executive committee seeks cooperation from all good citizens and cites founders of the Republic. Samuel C. Anderson of New Jersey is chairman and John Sill of Warren is the Pennsylvania member.
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Samuel C. Anderson
New Jersey
John
Democratic Greenback Meeting Sparks Titusville Debate
M. N. Allen editor of the Courier urged paper money and more of it at a Titusville gathering. He denounced the Lancaster platform and claimed the party remains divided with no clear principles beyond support for the five loaves and two fishes.
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Titusville
M. N. Allen
The
Courier
Lancaster
Debut Actress Awnwa Dickinson Faces Criticism in Crown of Thorns
Awnwa Dickinson debuted on the Boston stage in her own play Crown of Thorns. Critics question her acting yet praise her wardrobe with four dresses costing $9,000 in New York, calling the Quaker girl miscast despite the costly attire.
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Awnwa Dickinson
Boston
New York
Grant praised for integrity despite partisan attack
The New York Tribune notes that Grant is forced to admit his conduct remains untainted, praising how he has kept his name clean amid hostile scrutiny. It suggests that after leaving office he will receive greater recognition and justice for his service.
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The
N. Y. Tribune
Grant
Gen. Grant
Fitzuvuau Discharged as Doorkeeper of House
The rebel Doorkeeper Fitzuvuau was dismissed as not a proper person to hold office last Saturday. The passage notes this is the fifth or sixth official discharged, suggesting a pattern of removals as the session continues.
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Fitzuvuau
House of Representatives
Destructive Mill District Fire Hits Williamsport
Williampsport faced a second blaze Saturday night May 6 caused by incendiaries among saw mills and lumber yards. Losses exceed $200,000.
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Williamsport
Odd Fellows Gathering in Philadelphia This Week
A large meeting of the Odd Fellows is held in Philadelphia this week. R. P. King, Esq., departed on Saturday to represent the district at the event.
Centennial Exposition Opens in Philadelphia with Joy
The 1876 Centennial Exposition opened in Philadelphia on May 10 before about 200000 attendees. Theodore Thomas led a national airs concert and Bishop Simpson offered the opening prayer amid Whittier’s centennial hymn praising unity and peace among nations.
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Philadelphia
Theodore Thomas
Bishop Simpson
Whittier
World’s Fair Opens With Grand Pageant and Unity
The International Exhibition opens amid a celebration led by Gen Hawley and President Grant with Dom Pedro turning on the vast engine. Spectators view specimens from many nations as cannons roar and the Hallelujah chorus fills the air.
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George’s Hill
Grant
Dom Pedro
Brazil
America
Hendricks Loss Boosts Tilden as GOP Target
The World notes Governor Hendrick's Shelbyville Indiana win by 98 and a party gain of 120 over last year, and argues Tilden is a better target for Republicans than Hendricks. The report emphasizes statewide ward sweeps and strategic implications for the party.
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Tur
Indiana Democrats Mourn Governing Win and Riot Toll
A Cincinnati Enquirer correspondent recalls Washington reception of Indiana election results. Indiana Democratic Congressmen feel blue over Indianapolis victory amid riot and fatalities, while a 4000 Republican majority shocks. Jerry Black withdraws from presidential consideration, praised by papers that attacked him at the Lancaster Convention. A violent May 6 Chicago tornado damages steeples and homes, with losses around 250000 dollars.
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Indiana
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Washington
Williams
Indianapolis
Jerry Black
Lancaster
Adams Says Tilden Lacks Breadth in Race
Cuarues Francis Adams contends Tilden shows limited breadth now but would widen after the Republican candidate steps on him.
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Cuarues
Francis Adams
Tilden
Letter from Minnesota describes Minneapolis growth and industry
A Minnesota letter from May 4, 1876, portrays Minneapolis as a bustling village with 35 000 residents, wide streets, handsome homes, strong industry at the Falls of St Anthony, flour and lumber production, and promising education. The writer notes a Grasshopper Legislature, a thriving city life, and personal settlement with an office open for clients. A Massillon Ohio coal mine dispute with belligerent strikers is noted separately as grave.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Falls of
St. Anthony
Minnesota
Gibson & Tyler
State University
Hamline
State Agricultural College
Massillon
Ohio
Grocery Condiment Variety List Adds Preserve Styles
A catalog lists Gherkins mixed pickles chow chow hors radish French mustard and bottled quarter gallon options, along with olives capots olive oils pepper sauce tomato catsup mushroom and walnut catsup Worcestershire sauce club sauces and more.
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Warren Mail
Republican CO. Convention
Democratic Reign of Terror
National Reform League
Wagner
Board of Finance
John Welsh
Gen. Hawley
Commission
Hawley
United States Centennial Commission
Centennial Board of Finance
Continental Congress
Chicago
Anderson Place
Alex. Waldie
Court of Quarter Sessions
Edward Doolittle
Darwin Green
Bucklin & Moore
Walter W. Marsh
Enos Snapp
T. C. Jackson
B. Ss. Brown
J. M. Martin
Geo. A. Confer
David Wiggins
Jerome Hyatt
LeRoy D. Fairchild
Goodwin Mead
Deerfield Township
Henry Ewald
Tidioute Borough
MaGee & Hanchett
Martin Schaffer
Frederick Baltzinger
Charles Schwing
Frank & W.H. Metzgar
George H. Leonhart
L. E. Hammond
Daniel Fairchild
Jacob Goll
Julia A. Acocks
James McCrea
M. Leonhart
M. Mead
Seneca Burgess
S. W. Waters
Proby’s
Eheriff
Warren Co
High Street
Poplar Street
John F. McPherson
I. S. Alden
Myron Waters
Citizens Savings Bank
S. H. Davis
Young Hyson
Japan
Greenbacks
Gorrypd
J. F. Wells & CO
Orphan's Court
Agnes Dow
C. T. Mix
Joseph H. Dow
E. F. Eastman
Elizabeth Eastman
Zerial Allen
Timothy Press
J. W. Ballard
Esther E. Ballard
Ross Marsh
Mad. Alger
John Haliday
Addie A. Cobb
Amos H. Cobb
W.J. Alexander
Register, Register’s
Donald Stuart
J. H. Nichols
Sampson
Stuart and Nichols
I. L. Jaquay
Almyron Mclintyre
S.H. Davis
Cofpet
EESIS
Java
Neptune
Dr. Price
E. Farrell
Moses F. Low
Phoebe Low
Uri B. Low
J. G. Hubbell
Green’s Hotel
Kinzua Creek
Denton and Chattel and
Harmon
Sterling Green
Julia Fogles
Alsso
S. C. Sherman
Benjamin Fuller
James Gunning
Kyle
Campbell
L. M. Strong
E. Shepard
W. W. Whitman
Win
Doily Collins
Said Creek
W. S. Harris
Dolly Collins
Hind
Rice H. English
John English
G. W. Scofield
A. Tanner
Lipbert Falcomer
Samuel Peterson
Court Common Pleas
Ambrose Fry
John Ackam
Main Street
Lewis Crosby
M. N. Baker
N. P. Kilburn
American Clock Co
Miner Curtis
North Warren
P. Falconer
Recorder of Deeds
Jackson Run
Second Street
Nathan Kidder
John Hemley
Olive
Acme
Shamrock
Miners
Dobbins
Saratoga
Kent
Dan’l O'Rourke
Champion of
England
N. B
G. L. Friday
Red Front
Water St. Warren, Pa
Heriff
Glade
Glade Run
Z. H. Eddy
EB. N. Lacy
Lacy
Allegheny River
Sherwood Rightmyer
M. Beecher
Jotham Akely
Guy C. Irvine
George W. Preston
Jane Len
Benjamin Hurlbut
Etters
Dan’ Thompson
E. F. Thompson
W. W. Thompson
Lander
Stephen Carver
Henry Cobham
J. H. Graham
Brokenstraw Creek
James Leighty
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley& Pittsburgh Railroad
Jas. Leighty
David Beatty
N. S. Eckman
Minervus
Hr. R. Bartlett & CO
Warren Savings Bank
Suspension Bridge
Gent
Ball & Levy
Merchant Tailors
Michigan Street
Buffa TO
N. S
Geo. Ball & Co’s
Zack Gemmill & CO
Coal and Coke
Warren Gas Works
Fred Morck
Gibson
Ludlow House
Tiona
FE. A. Buck
Wilkes
Spirit of the Times
H. A. Stone
Geo. A. Russell
Marion Russell
Huldah F. Walrodt
Milo Walrodt
Louisa A. Brigham
Walter Brigham
Scott & Osborne
J. H. Jack
Asa Williams
George Morrison
A. R. Curtis
A. Neyhart & Co
John van Orsdale
C. T. Widdifield
A. A. Williams
Robert Gregg
J. Williams
N. H. Kidder
Hackney & Berry
LJ. C .Ellis
Columbia Insurance Co
Same
Sunbury Insurance Co
D. L. Lewis
R. C. Scott
A. D. Robinson
W. Wame
Joseph Zuver
D. Fagundus
W. Waters
Proth’ys
Wann Pa
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