Warren County Republican Ticket Urges Full Vote
The Warren Mail urges a full vote in the November 6 1883 election endorsing William Livsey for state treasurer J B Niles for auditor general Charles H McAuley for county treasurer F Wheelock for county surveyor Isa S Alden for Warren Academy trustee and praises McAuley Alden and Wheelock while urging support for the party line The piece emphasizes fair judgment of candidates and party unity to secure a strong Republican majority in Warren County.
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Warren Mail
William Livsey
Allegheny
J. B. Niles
Tioga
H. McAuley
Deerfield
F. . Wheelock
Freehold
Warren Academy
Isa
S. Alden
Warren
Weisen
Livsey
Niles
Warren County
Taggart
McAuley
Cogswell
Nutting
Green
Alden
Wheelock
Jerome B Niles
Charles H McAuley
Isaac S Alden
McAuley denies collusion with any candidate or dep uty scheme
Warren County records show Cuaries I. McAvey swears to voters that he has not arranged with S H Evans or any other person to act as treasurer deputy and will personally discharge duties if elected. Sworn before Justice George O. Corxenius on November 6, 1883.
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Cuaries I. McAvey
Grorce O. Corxenius
J. P
Warren County
Hanika Iron Fence Co
Springfield
Convention bids and the auditor general race controversy
The report alleges the Democratic state convention did not select Capt. Taggart, accusing an obscure Warren County faction of claiming Taggart to gain distinction. It describes the event as an auction of the auditor general office to the highest bidder, not a true selection.
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Capt
Taggart
Conention
Warren County
McAuley Backed Against Education Criticism in Race
The Ledger questions claims about Mr. McAuley being unfit for office and asserts his competence to serve if elected. It notes no contract with S. H. Evans for deputy treasurer and cites McAuley’s affidavit. The piece urges voting for McAuley and the Republican ticket.
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McAuley
S. H. Evans
Tidivute
Evans
Meley
McAuley Backed for Warren County Treasurer
Tur Mall endorses C. Hi. McAuley for county treasurer while praising Connolly supporters. The Ledger notes previous commendations, asserts McAuley is fully competent to discharge the office, and urges voters to give him a strong vote.
Local voter backs Livesy for State Treasurer
Pittsburg man Trros. M. Marsaauz declares he will support Mr. Livesy for State Treasurer, praising his knowledge and belief that the elected official will fulfill duties with firmness and impartiality for the commonwealth.
Get Out the Vote Message from Pennsylvania Republicans
A political rallying cry urges Republicans in Pennsylvania to vote to prevent Democrats from regaining power. It warns that high turnout sustains Republican victory while apathy could allow Democratic influence to return.
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Pennsylvania
Townwide Election Returns Point to Governor-Sheriman Victory
The town reports election tallies with Governor-Sheriman, Republican, receiving 164,182 votes. Kinne, Democrat, trails with 159,093. Weaver, Greenback, has 25,089. Sherman's lead over Kinne is 5,089 and over both opponents is 2,000.
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Sheriman
Kinne
Denacrat
Weaver
Greenback
Sherman
Public reply to partisan attacks on Warren county paper
M H Burier defends a private letter against Warren county Democratic criticism. He denounces the newspaper as vulgar defamatory and indecent and urges removal of the offensive vehicle from public discourse while labeling the paper a receptacle for slop and slander.
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Tiprovre
A. T. Marsh
Erie
Erie Dispatch
Warren Ledger
Warren County
Evans
Democratic
M. H. Burier
Buell's Civil War voting stance questioned in county rumor
Tur Ledger reports circulate that D. W. Buell was a rebel sympathiser. We have heard no such reports. He boasts that in the army every man but him voted Republican to sustain the government. He voted Democratic and now asks Republicans to vote for him and against McAuley.
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D.W. Bere
Morey
Garfield
Warren County
C. Hl. McAuley
Questioning C H McAulay's role during rebellion and peace
The Ledger quotes concern over C H McAulay’s long absence from action, noting he was only 12 to 14 when others fought. The passage argues it is unfair to blame a boy for not serving and questions the fairness of such criticism.
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C.H. McAulay
Ledger
Mr. McAulay
Can't get bail McAuley offers million bail start
A quoted speech condemns Hancock McAuley and Democracy supporters advocating against bail for political debts. The speaker calls to turn the rascals out and frames the issue as a Harrisburg led burden on party purposes.
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McAuley
Democracy
Harrisburg
Paper gas pipes and October debt drop prompt election push
The letter argues for paper gas pipes as a targeted issue before the election. It notes October public debt fell by 10 304 798 and portrays a full vote as a Republican victory ensuring continued reductions. It urges turnout with a get out the vote appeal.
Penitentiary Call Sparks Voter Debate
Jenarn Tovrere argues that every man who does not vote should be jailed, prompting sharp dispute over civic duty and penalties.
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Jenarn Tovrere
Banner Furniture Sale Tops Warren Store Offerings
The largest assortment and finest made furniture ever offered to Warren residents by Banner Furniture Store and McNett & Co Fine Stationery at A. A. Davis & Co. showcases.
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Warren
Banner
McNett & Co
A. A. Davis & Co’s
Pennsylvan ia Campaign Urges Protection and Unity
Republican State committee appeals to voters during the 1883 campaign focusing on protective tariffs, denouncing Democratic free trade and the extra legislative session as wasteful. It argues for immediate adjournment, unity, and a strong party majority to counter Democratic influence and protect tariffs.
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Pennsylvania
Congress
Lewis C. Cassidy
United States Senate
Republican State Committee
Rpublican
Senate
United Republican Party
Democratic nominating clash sinks Cogswell bid
The Ledger notes that if Hap Cogswell had been the Democratic nominee Warren voters would have backed him, making a canvass hopeless. A bad influence at the convention crushed him and others, allowing the ringster to secure the nomination.
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Cogswell
Ringster
Ledger
Look Out for Roorbacks and Election Deception
A partisan notice warns voters about fake hand bills and secret circulars before the election. It urges citizens to distrust covert campaigning and to support the Republican ticket publicly.
Sherman Steps Down as Army Chief. Sheridan Named Commander
Gen. Sherman relinquishes command and Gen. Sheridan assumes the top role in the U S army, reporting directly to the president. The ceremony in Washington is described as simple, with Sherman's farewell and Sher idan's formal arrival followed by the official order issued in Chicago.
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Gen. Sheridan
U. S. Army
Washington
Sherman
Missouri
Chicago
Railway Mail Service Reports Growth and Requests Funds
Supt Thompson reports 24 more railway post office lines and large gains in route miles clerk travel and mail handled. Distribution errors drop from 1 in 3805 to 1 in 4153. He seeks 318000 more for clerks and 50000 extra for cars plus authority to pay a year’s salary to heirs of fallen clerks and paid leave for injured workers.
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Thompson
Governors To Be Elected In Four States In November Vote
Election day sets governors contest in Massachusetts Maryland Minnesota New Jersey while Connecticut Mississippi and Virginia select legislatures and other states choose subordinate officers. Analysts view results as a barometer for next year's presidential race.
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Connecticut
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ex-Gav Curtin Addresses Bradford Crowd on Duty Over Party
Curtin criticizes strict party fealty while speaking in Bradford saying the key measure is duty to family. He recalls past Republican votes and Democratic abuse, then notes his shift against his own record and calls out partisan loyalties.
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Gav
Curtin
Bradford
European egg shipments shock U S market
The past year saw over 182 million eggs shipped to the country from Europe. This reflects a trend blamed on hens following a habit of cackling instead of laying eggs.
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Europe
Grateful Warmth in Cool Evenings from Keystone Clothiers
Heavier clothing is in order after sunset and light over coats are needed in recent days. Sol Cohn & Co., the Keystone Clothiers, are advertised as reliable tailors offering stylish comfort. Call 3 doors west of the Carver house on Recenk street.
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Carver House
Recenk Street
State and County Republican Tickets Urge Voters to Support
A brief note urges readers to vote the Republican state and county tickets and to consider no other candidates on the ballot. The message emphasizes adherence to the party slate.
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State
Court ruling sparks DC jurisdiction debate on civil rights
The Supreme Court decision questions whether Congress can legislate civil rights in the District of Columbia where state sovereignty does not apply. Col. Ingersoll quotes verse praising the amendment and supports equality, aligning with Justice Harlan on humanity and equal terms.
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District of Columbia
States
Congress
District
Col. Ingersoll
Extra session debated over apportionment bills in Harrisburg
The piece criticizes the Harrisburg legislature for $3,000 daily costs and questions why Democrats blocked apportionment bills in 1881 1882 and later supported a costly extra session called by Governor Pattison to avoid constitutional violations. It argues the move serves no public good.
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Harrisburg
Post Office Receipts Show Surplus With Rate Reductions Ahead
A report from the post office department shows total receipts for the year ending June 30, 1883 at 45.51 million dollars, surpassing expenditures by 2.69 million. The surplus would be larger if not for the 2 cent postage rate shift and salary readjustments in March, prompting talk of further reductions and a potential 2 cent paper postage cut. The President’s plan to lower rates to 2 cents could cause a 2.998 million dollar deficiency in the first year, based on official estimates.
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Post Office Department
Prosperity of National Banks in 1903 Report
The comptroller of currency reports 2501 national banks as of Oct 2, up 230 that year. Capital stock reaches 509 million, surplus up 11 million. Circulation at 14.931 million, up 210 thousand. National bank note contraction about ten million. Surplus revenue above reserve minimum stands at 25 million.
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Comptroller of Currency
Treasury
Old Muskets and Sabres Sold From Government Arsenal
Washington government arsenal sells 100000 old arms at 25 cents to 1 dollar each. Complete pieces fetch 1.40 with gun. Belgian and Austrian muskets supplied many Grand Army posts. Cavalry sabres and belts sold cheaply, dealers buy muskets for sporting use and some are exported for breech loading.
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