Republicans nominate Douglas and Moore for Assembly in Warren
The Warren Mail notes candidates for Warren County Assembly J H Douglass of Tidioute and A R Moore of Limestone township, both subject to Republican County Convention. It also honors Chief Justice Chase and recalls journalists who began as teachers, praising perseverance and self made success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
J. H. Douglass
Tidioute
Warren County
A. R. Moore
Limestone Townships
General Assembly
A. Dunn
Wm. A. Catern
J. D. Bristol
A. W. Couse
David Bolard
H. Cummings
M. P. Getchell
H. Evans
James Kiniet
J. R. Kuhn
W. Irvin
G. W. Welton
N. E. Stevens
A. J. Thompso
J. W. Sniffen
Bailey
W. Bair
G. Mathew
JA. Weible
A. P. Ramsay
Wim
B. Stanto
Chas
Fuellham Iron Walker
Llorace Jones
B. Siggins
J.R. Brady
J. W. Cobell
W. H. Bradford
J. P. Jameson
Walter Campbell Thos
Ryan
A. Porterfield
di. Hendey A
Pup
D. M. M. Long
C. KE
Agar Moses Cook
Alex. Simpson
Louis Simon
It. Morgan
M.C
Ns. C. Gotham
J. W. Flanegin
G. McHasht
J. C. Strong
Parshall
Raymond
Bennett
Halifax
Greeley
Vermont
James Brooks
Maine
Thurlow Weed
Hudson River
Henry
James
Gordon
Horace
Thurlow
W. Waters
Republican County Convention
Population totals by state from 1870 and 1860 census
The article lists state population figures for 1870 and 1860, noting New York and Pennsylvania held top ranks and Pennsylvania surpassed New York in growth by about 113 thousand. It cites a 21 percent gain for Pennsylvania versus about 18 percent for New York, and mentions the death of English author and economist Stuart Mill.
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Alabama
Arkansas
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Florada
Georgia
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Nebraska
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Board of Public Charities Appointments and Terms Listed
Gov Hartranft appoints Wilmer Worthington West Chester to December 1 1874 Amos C Noyes West Point Clinton County to December 1 1871 for five years George Bullock Philadelphia to December 1 1872 for five years The Vienna Exposition opening coverage by the New York Herald boosts German and American readers and drives Friday edition sales to about 200000 copies.
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Hartranft
Board of Public Charities
Wilmer Worthington
West Chester
New York Herald
Explosion in Nova Scotia Coal Mine Kills Dozens
A terrible blast at the Drummond coal mine near Nova Scotia on the 13th instant trapped miners. Fire and explosions continued as rescuers went in, with 60 or 70 reported dead and three rescuers among the lost. News notes also outline juror pay changes and congressional reapportionment making Erie Warren and Venango counties a new district.
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Drummond
Nova Scotia
Erie
Warren
Venango
Court House
Vienna Exhibition Chief Commissioner Named
Vienna S Schultz appointed Chief Commissioner for our country at the Vienna Exhibition replacing General Van Buren who is suspended for mismanagement. Van Buren to return to the United States to tell his side. Schultz will name assistants and reappoint old commissioners not implicated. The piece notes internal U.S. political blame and hopes Schultz will repair our reputation. The President’s delay in appointing a new Chief Justice is explained as deliberate and requiring broad acceptance. The Indian Agents issue and Grant administration moves are mentioned, alongside the Orr death and Pierrepont Russian mission appointment. Delegates for the Allegheny County Republican Convention are listed, and the Steamship Pennsylvania will sail May 22 for Liverpool, reviving transatlantic commerce under the U.S. flag.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Sherman
Robeson
Williams
McDowell
Department of the South
Louisville
Sixteenth Infantry
Emrey
Jackson
Miss
Aberdeen
Humboldt
Tenn
Department of Justice
Washington
Kellogg
United States
S. B. Packard
U.S. Marshal
WasurycTon
W. P. Kellogg
Vienna
Jackson S. Schultz
van Buren
Secretary of State
Fish
Shultz
Schultz
Chase
Senate
Russia
Orr
Edwards Pierrepont
New York
St. Petersburg
Tweed Faces Fifteen Indictments in New York Trial
Fifteen new indictments are filed against Boss Tweed in New York as his second trial on the old charge is set for May 28. The outcome remains uncertain, with observers asking if he will ever be fairly tried.
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Boss Tweed
New York
Ohio to Hold Constitutional Convention
The body met in Columbus on Tuesday last and plans a summer session. Daly of New York defeated billiards champion Dion by about 200 points in a 1 590 event last week.
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Ohio
Columbus
Daly
New York
Dion
Polaris crew report Arctic voyage and survival details
United States Consul Ty Maunoy reports from Bay Roberts that Capt Tyson and crew of the Polaris endured 197 days on Arctic ice after losing the vessel on October 17 1872. They were rescued by the Tigress in April and await return home, with two landing parties issuing water and supplies from the ice.
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Washtneron
State Department
St. Jonns
N. B
Ray Roberts
Tyson
Winter Quarters
Hall
Kane
Polar Sea
Northumberland Island
Bay Roberts
Capt
Fred Meyer
John Hewen
W. C. Larger
Fred
Anthiny
Gustavus
Sangust
Peter Johnson
William Jackson
Esquumaux Joe
Hanna
Child
Henes Christian
Dr. Kane
Buddington
Ty. N. Maunoy
United States
Perrencin and Pettengill Advertising Firms Grow Nationwide
The Perrencin firm began in Boston in 1849 and now runs a vast agency with branches in New York since 1802 and Philadelphia at 701 Chestnut Street. Their networks cover nearly every newspaper in the United States and British Provinces, handling advertising totaling millions yearly and earning a strong reputation for fair dealing.
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S. M. Perrencin, & Co
Journal
State Street
Boston
New York City
United States
S.M. Pettengill & Co
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Boston Journal
Foster Defeats Dennison in 1000-Point Left-Handed Billiards Match
Melville Foster beat Frank Dennison of Boston 1 026 to 390 in Norwich. The game was 1 000 points up and played left handed. Foster averaged 16 as the first left handed game ever by right handed players.
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Norwich
Conn
Melville Foster
Frank Dennison
Boston
Foster
Sheriff Sale Notices From Warren County in 1873
Public vendue notices detail several Sheriff sales in Warren County Pennsylvania. Properties include parcels in Sugar Grove and Deerfield Townships, with descriptions, boundaries, acreages, buildings, and improvements. Cases list suits by McGee Brooke James Corry National Bank and others with dates set for June 2, 1873.
Herife's Sale Under Writ Of Fieri Facias In Warren County
Public auction set for June 1873 at 2 PM exposing described real estate in Warren Borough and Elk Township with water works and spring rights tied to Henry W Brown. Included are parcels totaling seven hundred thirty acres plus a saw mill dwelling and barn, town lot structures, and related conveyances dating from 1867. Sheriff's sale notices list S P Johnson as plaintiff and S W Davis as sheriff with Warren PA office date May 8 1875.
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Herifef
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Court House
Warren
J. W. Bonner
J. C. Bonner
Pittsfield Township
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Interolland Land Company
Brokenstraw
J.C. Bonner
Samuel Graham
Cookson Long
George Long
Recorder's Office
Dickey Wolf
John Long
Chandler Pearsons
Wim
Aes Jonner
Garland
John McKinney
W. Davis
Warren Pa
Sherife
Warren Co
Hidred
Sugar Corner
McKinney
Hamed
Kldred Township
MckKinney
Joel G. Sanford
Goeorge J. Sherman
George J. Sherman
John Il. Hendrickson
Recorders Office
John J. Hendrickson
W. B. Sterrett
Herifa
Tidioute
State of Pennsylvania
Main Street
M. D. Bouton
Ailey
B. A. Snow
Tiginute
B.A. Snow
G. A. Needie
T. N. McGee
Brooke & James
Ss. W. Davis
Heriff
Hugh G. Mair
Mair
Sugar Grove Township
Linus H. Miller
Warren County Orphan's Court
No. 3
H. Mair
Corry National Bank
V. Davis
Sheriff’s Office
Deerfield
McMullin
J. A. Warners
J. J. Jadgers
James FE. Hill
Robert Thompson
James KE. Hill
John Gilson
Anherife
Sugar Grove
Joseph Guignon
Sherman Garfield
Garfield
Wm. H. H. Deveraux
Newton Frazine
Aken
N. Frazine
Geo. N. Frazine
Ueriff
McGraw Centre
Enterprise
New London
John Shriver
Michael Smith
Valentine Ernst
S. W. Davis
Sheriff's Office
Baker Farm
O. H. P. Shreve
J. C. Smith
J. Ht. Hamilton
Warren, Pa
Bonner
P. Terrill
A. H. Hamilton
H. J. Palmer
James McIntosh
A. Lockwood
Wilson
Deerfield Township
Triumph Oil Company
Scribner
Owen
Thomas Kerwin
E. J. Jones
Brady & Logan
E. Bacon
Harvey Perkins
Perkins
Borough of
Elk
Whitney
Briggs
Herife
Henry W. Brown
EB. T. F. Valentine
A. Kilburne
Kilburne
K. W. Scowden
H. W. Brown
James Roy
S. P. Johnson
Pine Grove Township
D. Hale
Cabie Road
L. E. Akeley
P. J. Trushel
R. K. Russell
L. K. Akeley
Martin Y. Bunn & Co
Bates
Said Hill Farm
Dickson
Robinson & McDonald
Hill
Norman B. Bates
Robert Sutton
Matthew Moyle
John Fertig
James H. Luther
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Warren Mail
L. A. Baker
Geo
H. Ahrens, Jr
W.I. Raydure
Chas. G. Little
I. Raydure
KR. Smith
J. G. Lee
Jeff. Buchanan
J. M. Magee
Judson Bell
Chas. F. Brown
W.H. Wiggins
J. P. Langfitt
F. M. Dunbar
David Watts
Goodwin Mead
Richard Currie
Amzo Brown
Joseph G. Charters
Wm. J. Suplee
F. C. Flanegin
John Baptie
T. H. Adams
Dp. Laughlin
T. B. Rutherford
James Baptie
James FE. Iill
F. Woodard
J. R. Kane
H. RK. Burgess
Frank A. Flanegin
E. W. Hammon
William Lay
W. 5S. Jessop
Messrs
R. H. Morrison
J. W. Coe
Gro. W. Allen
Earth
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Capitol
Methodist Metropolitan
Tiffany
Supreme Court Room
A. R. Plumley
Mr. Chase
Mr. Plumley
W. H. Muzzy
Wenry Babcock
Nmead
Youngsville
Stuart Mill
Atlantic
G. H. Williams
Commissioner of Indian Affai
Daniel Ames
Harper’s Ferry
Mary Clemmer Ames
Red Lake
Grant
Mary
Allegheny County
Russell Errett
C. L. Magee
Arthur Robson
George W. Wilson
W.H. McCleary
B. B. Coursin
H. Geyer
T. M. Bayne
B. B. Brown
John Larimer
Liverpool
Queenstown
James W. Latta
Regiment National Guards of
A. L. Russel
Halil
S. J. Hayes
North Pole
Smith’s
Capt. Hall
MA Reriv
Sheffield
L. F. Merritt
C. VY. Radeker
Eva Lamkin
Pihk
Nancy Lacy
Silas Lacy
J. Warren, Ponner
Ss. V. Davis
S. V. Davis
First National Bank of Corry
Johnson and Hubbard
Sherif
Wv. Davis
United States Internal Revenue
Sevelt
G. P. Davis
Internal Revenue
Dist
P, Ford
Smethport
Tole
GKO
BALL
Ee Ber Lands
Forest County
Tionesta Creek
Ball ‘Town
James A. Freeman & CO
S Auctioneers
Walnut St
Grandall’s
L. D. Crandall
Register
Orphan’s Court
Said County
Wm. Schnur
T. R. Minturn
W. O.blodget
Henry Babcock
Fidello Spencer
Estern District of
Mead & Magee
E.G
E.G. Wood & Co
E. G. Wood
John Hill
A. B. Butterfield
E. L. Butterfield
Clap, Stone & Co
EE. G. Wood & Co
E.G Wood
L. Butterfield
H. A. Stone
E. M. Clap
Crockery, &C
Chas. P. Henry
D. M. Gross & CO
J. B. Brown & Co
Martin Kopf
Joseph D. M. Gross
Russell House
A. P. Gillmore
Goodot
Vete
Watson & Davis
Wise’s Clothing Store
A. Wise
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