Warren County Treasurer Candidates Announced in 1977
The Warren Mail lists candidates for County Treasurer: J H Spencer of Sugar Grove announces candidacy subject to Republican convention and November general election. F M Knapp of Farmington and T E Barnes of Sheffield also declared for Treasurer, subject to nomination by the Republican County Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H., Spencer
Sugar Grove
F. M. Knapp
Farmington
T. E. Barnes
Sheffield
Warren County
D. F. A. Wheelock
Freehold
Republican County Committee Meeting Called in Warren Pa
The Republican County Committee of Warren County Pennsylvania will meet at Wilbur & Miles office in Warren borough on Monday June 4 1877 at 2 00 p m. Full attendance requested. W W Wixcur chairman.
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Republican County Committee
Republican County
Warren County
Wilbur & Miles
Warren Borough
W. W. Wixcur
Heriff
Court of Common Pleas
Roscoe Hall
Warren
Uki
Kinzua
County of
Pennsylvania
E. G. Wood
Recorder’s Office
E.G. Wood & Co
Henry Brace
MaGuire Farm
J. O. Green
Main Street
Main
Geo. W. Earnest
J. I. Douglas
N. Crandall
C. L. Covell
A. LB. Crandall
Nherlee
Glade Township
Sherife
Eldred
W. F. Dalrympie
O. Sanford
S. W. B. Sanford
Silas Kerr
J. H. Ballard
J. E
Wm. Bull
Joel G. Sanford
Tienry Brace
Herife
Cherry Grove
Rockwell
Noble
Cobham
Sheffield
Minor Dunham
Alfred Wallis
S. G. Wallis
W. M. Irvine
John Ff. McGraw
Sheriff Sheriff's Office
Borough of
South Street
F. Soggs
Mary Jane Damon
Levi Leonard
Josue Damon
I Henry Brace
Deerfield Township
State of
Wits
Huidekoper
Thomas Gilmore
Martin A. Bingham
Arcade Oil Company
Peter Brown
Levi Sutton
J. S. Mewhesney
J. Fr. van Epps
Adelbert Carpenter
South West Township
Holland Land Company
Aaron Goodwell
Alfred
Edgar Huidekoper
James Peterson
William W. Clark
H. M. Haskell
Court Common Pleas
North Warren
Conewango Township
Warren & Jamestown
A. Rogers
Said Achsah Rogers
P. Johnson
Wm. Fogle
Dunham Macdonald & Co
Sherifef
Warren Co
Pleasant Township
Court of Common Pleas of
Brokenstraw
State
Joseph Archibald
Allegheny River
John Lesnhart
Eli Dunn
W. A. Irvine
James Thompson
Thomas Masterson
D. I. Ball
Hroscoe Hall
Freehold
William Carter
D. G. Gross
John Willett
Takken
C. A. Trisket
Edward Shaver
Ntserife
John Leonhart
James Taylor
First National Bank of
Hierife
Roscoe Halls
More Place
Garland
H. KB. Waite
Recorder's Office
Church Street
First Street
Pleasant Street
David More
A. RK. Manderville
W.C. More
John A. Jackson
A. D
Marilda Webber
Marble & Davis
J. Huff
H. H. Dennis
L. E. Akley
Olney Akley
A. J. Davis
George R. Moore
J. W. Allison
Campbell, Rathbun & Co
C. O. Day
R. C. Scott
Brown & Struthers Iron Works
Clinton MacDan
A. M. Johnson
Oil Producers Weigh Plan to Raise Prices Through Output Curtailment
The oil regions face low prices when supply exceeds demand. A movement to curtail drilling or retire production gains favor, with Edenburg and Warren operators backing the idea. A Butler Oil City meeting formed committees to push a cooperative plan, aiming to keep four dollars per barrel by stabilizing output and savings.
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Warren
Edenburg
Pennsylvania
Butler
Clarion
Bradford
Oil City
Warren and
P. Emery
S. P. Boyer
L. G. Peck
C. W. H. Verback
Leading politicians warned against attacking Hayes at state convention
A Philadelphia North American forecast claims state leaders plan to attack President Hayes in the upcoming convention. The writer doubts the report, urges caution, and asserts Hayes deserves a fair trial before criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hayes
Twenty third Convention of Good Templars in Portland Maine
The twenty third annual Convention of the Good Tem plars of the word met in Portland Maine last week starting Tuesday. Over 100 representatives attended with 7 374 subordinate lodges and a total membership of 364 277. Nine Mollie Maguires were slated for execution in Pennsylvania on June 2 five at Pottsville and four at Mauch Chunk. Quite a necktie party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O
G. T
the Good Templars of the Word
Portland
Maine
Pennsylvania
Pottsville
Mauch Chunk
Complicated Terms Tag Guarded by Conflict Claims
A terse editorial notes a shift from embezzlement and defalcation to the word complicated. It forecasts an inevitable broader conflict as tensions rise between Greece and Turkey, framing the dispute as a looming war scenario. The piece emphasizes cautious language amid regional strains.
Congress redraws IRS districts for New York Maine Mississippi
Congress directed a five district reduction affecting New York Maine and Mississippi. The Commissioner sent an order to the President for approval consolidating one Third and Fourth district of New York City into one, one Thirty-second and Second into one in Maine, and Mississippi into a single district Louisiana had already been merged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New York City
Maine
Mississippi
Louisiana
Mercer Dispatch Publisher Trades Papers For Auction
The article reports former Mercer Dispatch editor Braggins selling his paper after years in service. Old book accounts were auctioned in Greenville Advance style, with 41 lots and some items fetching pennies on the dollar. A separate note mentions a fatal tri-catrum accident at Roach's ship yard in Chester during the Saratoga launch, where seven carpenters perished after not hearing an order to clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Braggins
Mercer Dispatch
Greenville
Roach
Chester
Saratoga
Fountain
Indiana Governor Williams facing criticism from Democratic journals
Outside Indianapolis, Democratic journals accuse Gov Williams of serving corrupt rings at the capital. The commentary hints at dissatisfaction with his leadership and questions his capacity as executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Williams
Indiana
Indianapolis
Beamisu Democrat Sergeant-at-Arms Arrested as Fugitive
Beamisu a longtime Democrat and former Sergeant-at-Arms in the Pennsylvania Legislature has been arrested after being a fugitive from justice since last December. He was known for shouting "Tilden and reform" last fall and will receive sentence this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beamisu
Tilden
Reform
Pennsylvania
Wine Awake for June opens with Tyrant Tom and friends
The June issue features a lively frontspiece with Tyrant Tom as the centerpiece. Other cheerful pieces include A Noc turnal Lunch Flossy and Bossy and Great Tribu lation. A Dream of the Centuries offers a special adaptation for closing exhibitions by schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Gov Sronz Calls For Settlement After Massacre Stir It Up
Mississippi governor warns against stirring up the massacre case saying a competent government must settle it rather than inflame tensions. He adds that a government unable to handle the matter is not fit to be sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Sronz
Mississippi
The Nursery for June Offers Clever Illustrations and Stories
The Nursery for June features clever illustrations and engaging stories for children. It promises to entertain young readers as a pleasurable activity rather than as a chore, suggesting strong educational value from a single issue.
Railroads clash rumor lowers fare to New York
Rumors speak of a war between the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads. Fares from Chicago to New York drop to 15 dollars on Vanderbilt’s line due to Pennsylvania road fast trains. The Philadelphia Permanent Exhibition will close on Sundays. general admission is 25 cents with free Memorial Hall access.
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Pennsylvania
New York Central
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Memorial Hall
Ohio Governor says opposition to Hayes policy fading
Gov. Young states that opposition to President Hayes' Southern policy is fast disappearing in Ohio and believes the trend is nationwide as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Ohio
Young
Nomination of Juper Ferrerman for Court Judge Seat
Juper Ferrerman of Allegheny County was nominated last week as Judge of the Court of Common Pleas after a fierce contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juper Ferrerman
Allegheny County
Court of Common Pleas
Tax Russian and Turkish forces skirmish with no decisive battles
Ongoing clashes between Russian and Turkish units continue around multiple fronts with no clear breakthrough or decisive engagement reported by officials. Both sides exchange artillery and limited patrols as observers monitor the border situation.
Hayes character and South era policy assessed by Ohio farmer
An Ohio farmer, friend of President Hayes, calls him level headed and a careful business man who avoids Grant era mistakes. He warns that if lawlessness or rioting occurs in the South Hayes will respond with a heavy hand. In Rockford Indiana on May 23, the coroner's jury finds architect Gay guilty of deaths in the courthouse disaster due to neglect and the board of supervisors lax in oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hayes
Grant
Rockford
Court House
Gay
Board of Supervisors
Honest Medicine Prescribed For Consumption And Coughs
An advertisement touts Dr Kine's New Discovery for throat chest and lung ailments including consumption asthma bronchitis and hoarseness. It claims the medicine cures where others fail and promises relief after three doses with free dial bottles and a regular one dollar size sold by A W Morck Co Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kine
A. W. Morck & Co. Warren
Temperance Controversy Over Wine and Faith
A 19th century temperance piece argues against abandoning wine in the Lord's Supper, defending biblical wine as fermented grape juice. It insists Sacraments require water in baptism and bread and wine in the Eucharist, condemns Murphyism, and honors Christ’s example of temperance. Veritas. Gleanings notes precede with local items and society updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cana
Christ
Murphy
Son of God
New South party forms as Democrats and Republicans unite
Ex-Congressman Leach of North Carolina and fellow leaders meet with the President to back his policy. The gathering signals a planned Administration party in North Carolina to counter Bourbon Democrats with cross party support. Leach, a popular Senate figure, argues for principled backing and a shift in native Republican alignment.
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Washington
Leach
North Carolina
Staples
Judiciary Committee
Saul Smith
Charlotte
Thomas Keogh
Republican Central Committee
Judge Settle
Administration Party
Republican Party
Senate
Physician's Testimony on Golden Medical Discovery
Dr L B McMitzan of Bressfort New York reports a spring illness with lung congestion liver soreness joint pain fever and general debility that improved after using Golden Medical Discovery. After taking three bottles he claims a complete cure and recommends the medicine to families, suggesting many doctors would be out of work.
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Bressfort
Chemung Ca
N.Y
R. Y. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N. Y
L. B. McMitzan
War Secretary and aides tour posts in New England harbor
The Secretary of War and Captain Green returned to Washington last week after inspecting posts in New England and New York harbor. Gen Sherman accompanied them but stayed at West Point and did not return to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Green
Washington
New England
New York Harbor
Gen. Sherman
West Point
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Syracuse Stars
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Rochester Express
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Isaac G. Lacy
Conrad Lesser
Said Lacy
Conewango Creek
Pine Grove
C. C. Douglass
R. E. Cook
Thomas Twining
Cook
Douglass
Said Creek
R. KE. Cook
W.& C. H. Wilsie
New York State Line
Conewango
O. R. Ladow
A. M. Lowry
Henry Brach
Henry Brache, Sherff
F Henry Brace
Sherifh
Warren, Pa
Henry Bradgor
Sherif
Post Office Department
Paddock
Neb
Custer City
Black Hills
G. Reiff
Fisher Block
Carver House
Emory C. Cook
Gregory
R. D. Bartlett
Cutter
Steve
Hall
L. Gregory
WH. A. Greaves
Episcopal Church
Merck’s Drug Store
John K. Ronne
Hazeltine & Davis’ Drug Store
Cishmeres
Henrietta
Brussels
Parmlee & Henry
Popular Cash Clothing House
Hertzel & Nesmith’s
Suspension Bridge
Cash Clothing House
West
Cash Clothingouse
Michael Ball
GEO. Ball & CO
Keystone
Wells & Noyes
J. F. Wells &Coo
J. F. Wells
L. G. Noyes
Burgess and Town Council
C. H. Noyes
Burgess
Attest
Rufus P. King
FTER
R. B. Stewart
Dr, J. Sager
Ighhouse & Brother
Suspension Bridge Toll House
P. O
Imam
Highhouse & Bro
J. C. Caspar
State OF New York
Water Street
Henhart’s Block
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