Mead’s party switch shocks county election scene
The letter questions Darius Mead’s suddenDemocratic support despite a decade as a Republican candidate for County Commissioner. It argues Mead seeks GOP pledges to back only his bid, upsetting Jennings, and urges Democrats to back Jennings paired with Wheelock or Dunham or to strike Mead’s name to deny his “little game.”
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Darius Mead
Jennings
Mead
Wheelock
Jennings and
Dunham
Mr. Mead
Democrats resist removal of Holden disabilities in NC Convention
In the North Carolina Constitutional Convention the Democrats refuse to strip Gov Holden of political disabilities, though Congress likely removes most ex-Rebs’ disabilities. The piece comments that grace and mercy tempering magnanimity fail when they are in power.
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Gov. Holden
Union
Congress
LaLeN Speech in Pittsburg Suppressed from List
Depit LaLeN delivered one speech in Pittsburg and headed home. He was advertised for Franklin but Democratic leaders feared his repudiation remarks would hurt the event and removed him from the speakers list.
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Depit Lalen
Pittsburg
Franklin
Two Commissioners to be elected in Jamestown race
The article urges voters to back Wheelock and Dunham for the two commissioner seats, explaining the law aims to give two to the majority and one to the minority party. It notes the Jamestown Democrat finally fields the Democratic ticket, calling the stance liberal.
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Wheelock and
Dunham
Jamestown
Commissioners pay figures spark dispute over hospital era
A disputed ledger discussion challenges the county and Rouse fund allocations for 1864 1865 and 1866. The letter asserts official reports show 1865 pay at 1124 with 410 from county and 714 from the Rouse fund, 1866 pay at 579, and counters false claims of lower sums. It praises the commissioners’ honest handling of duties and urges continued support against alleged political attacks. The note also highlights a rave review of G W Scofield’s currency speech and mentions a funding bill tied to hospital and public charities.
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the House
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Thompson’s Ohio Democratic Chair Thrown Shade on Cary
The source notes Thompson, longtime Ohio Democratic State Committee chairman, sent a post election message to a Cleveland friend. He predicted Allen would win narrowly while stating Cary had risen, adding harsh remarks about Cary and “the priests.”
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Thompson
Ohio Democratic State Committee
Cleveland
Columbuus
Hatch
Allen
Cary
Salt River
D—n
Election chat on Hartranft and buckwheat crop chatter
An old line Democrat remarks on election prospects saying Hartranft will be elected while noting the Ohio and Erie Democrats abandoned sound currency. He also avoids politics by asking about the buckwheat crops at Quaker Hill or Yankeebush.
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Hartranft
Ohio and Erie
Quaker Hill
Yankeebush
Ohio Democracy Bets Big on Olebillallen Election
The Ohio Democracy reports a $100000 betting loss on Olebillallen's victory. They seek more funds to carry out national business. With the canvass nearly finished, the plan is to mobilize a full Republican vote for a magnifi cent victory.
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Ohio Democracy
Olebillallen
The Ledger and temperance politics in Pennsylvania
A critical analysis accuses The Ledger of misleading temperance voters and aiding partisan aims. It argues the paper supports Browne to split Republican votes while Democrats back Pershing and Piollet, condemning “cheating the public” and urging reform of the state’s financial handling and sinking fund practices amid accusations of fraud.
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Browne
Pershing
Pioilet
Philadelphia
Piollet
Pennsylvania
Hartranft
Erie
Ohio
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Hayes 5 549 Majority in Ohio October Vote
Official Ohio October election returns show Governor Hayes with a 5,549 majority over Allen. Lieutenant Governor Young leads by 9,963, Auditor Williams 3,930, Treasurer Milliken 3,963, Attorney General Little 4,371, Meckvaine 4,616 for Supreme Court, Thatcher 4,834 for Public Works. Prohibition vote on Hayes 2,891 and highest prohibitions on Lieutenant Governor 3,639.
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Hayes
Cam Cary
Sam Cary
Columpus
Ohio
Allen
Young
Williams
Millken
Little
Sureme Court
Seek Straight Republican Ticket Names List
A political notice urges voters to select the straight Republican ticket listing Hartranft Rawle Alexander Schnur Wheelock Dunham Barnes Spencer and Gaunt. It warns Democrats for Commissioner may cheat each other and promotes Wheelock and Dunham and the full ticket.
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Hartranft
Rawle
Alexander
Schnur
Wheelock
Dunham
Barnes
Spencer
Gaunt
Counterfeiters Nabbed in Illinois. 150000 Rag Money Seized
Government detectives arrested a gang of counterfeiters in Illinois and seized about 150000 in rag money. The incident fuels Democratic anger at the Republican currency contraction, with calls to halt the policy.
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Illinois
Democracy
Republican Party
Vineland editor Carruth dies after seven months with bullet lodged
Carruth the Vineland editor who lived seven months with a bullet in his brain is dead. Bondsmen of Mr Landis surrendered him and he now lodges in the Bridgetown New Jersey jail.
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Carruth
Vineland
Mr. Landis
Bridgetown
N. J
Bur Byseker
Hickory Street
Carver House
Warren
Mr. Yseker
Guy 0. Irvine
P. Byseker
Judge Marvin backs Republican currency stance amid trade balance view
In Jamestown Judge R P Marvin, ex Congress member during the 1830s crash, urges upholding the Republican currency policy. He says resumption of specie payments will come with a favorable balance of trade and reduced imports, not by legislation, and warns inflation would delay recovery.
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Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Hoar
Massachusetts
Randall
Speer
Clymer
Magee
Ohio
R. P. Marvin
Jamestown
Fredonia
Marvin
Congress
Revival meetings in Brooklyn urge votes for Alexander
Moopy and Sankey host revival meetings in Brooklyn urging Beecher Tilton and Mrs Tilton to attend and convert. Brent disclaims intent to run for Register and Recorder. Vote for Alexander to avoid losing your vote.
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Moopy
Sankey
Brooklyn
Beecher
Tilton
Mrs. Tilton
Brent
Alexander
Red-stockings Retain Champion Colors. Athletics Second
The Boston Red-stockings defend their league crown this season while the Philadelphia Athletics finish as runners up. The standings highlight Boston's continued top form and Philadelphia's strong challenge, with key performances contributing to both teams' final positions.
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Boston “Red-stockings
Athletics
Philadelphia
Thanksgiving Proclaimed for November Twenty Fifth
The President has designated Thursday November twenty fifth as a day of general thanksgiving. The text specifies nationwide observance with no further details on events or processes.
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Erie County
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Youngsville
WM. Schnur
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Tidioute
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N. P. Belnap
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Milo P. Osborne
D. F. Wright
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E. H. Day
George H. Bates
Levi Rouley
Conewango
O. C. Allen
Daniel Gross
A. Cameron
E. Thomas
Joseph Jackman
Warren Hinkley
N.S. Carrier
Charles Schramlin
Byron West
Corydon
Silas Sherman
W. J. Flatt
F. J. Morrison
Cherry Grove
Asa Plumb
J. Farnsworth
Thomas Cooper
H. J. Bishop
John Lindsey
Jas. Dennison
Glade
O. W. Randall
Joseph M’gee
John Rowland
A. T. Hackney
Kinzua
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Roy Strong
G.w. Cosper
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James Russell
John W. Wilkins
C. W. Kidder
B. W. Rogers
William Snapp
Pine Grove
Theodore Chase
Benj. Marsh
J. A. Hodges
W. R. Thompson
Pittsfield
David R. Dalrymple
J. H. Hamilton
C. L. Chaffee
Pleasant
William Barber
E. T. Babbitt
Geo. D. Martin
F. R. Miller
John Stewart
A. W. Jones
Plum Dunbar
Spring Creek
E. W. Mudge
A. W. Lord
Ww .H. Maer
Barney Hill
C. C. Woodruff
Shefierd
James A. Culbertson
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N. C. Taylor
P. N. Robinson
C. C. Merritt
M. J. Allison
O. Goodwell
T. E. Barnes
Henry Baxter
W. W. Wilbur
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Tuxarie Dispatch
G. W. Scofield
Venango Citizen
Prohibition
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Jesus
Audrey Browne
100Th Regiment
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Lawrence
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R. W. Mackey
O. H. Reighard
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Milton A. Embick
Frederick H. Gunster
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Cotorapo
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W. HW. Siple
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Leon
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Charles Melvill
District Court OF the United States
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Brigham Young
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