Nomination of Col. L. F. Watson Praised Across District
Erie Dispatch notes broad Republican support for Col. L. F. Watson in the Congressional race. Testimonials from Warren Venango Crawford counties praise his ability and character. His visits to Erie and other towns generate strong backing and confidence in his fitness for office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. L. F. Watson
Wm. L. Scott
Col. Watson
Warren
Venango
Crawford
Erie
Erie Dispatch
Tammany figure Sami J Tinpen linked to Tweed era
The document accuses Sami J. Tinpen of chairing New York’s State Central Committee for eleven years while Tweed plundered the public. It claims Tilden aided shielding the robbers, advising Connelly to resign and flee to deflect anger from the wider ring, casting doubt on Tinpen’s reliability.
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Sami. J. Tinpen
Tweed
State Central Committee of
New York
Tilden
Richard B. Connelly
Tilden Criticized by Tur Freeman's Journal
The Tur Freeman's Journal denounces Mr. Tilden as possessing a crooked brain that betrayed every interest. The Centennial Exhibition main building is bought to host a permanent display including mining, arts, science and industry.
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Tur
Burrato Population Figure From Recent Census
The latest census reports Burrato with a population of 143,594, reflecting its current size and demographic scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrato
Outlook for Hayes Wheeler Victory Across States
The Outlook reports nationwide encouragement for Hayes and Wheeler ahead of Election Day. Business leaders urge unity in support, with South Carolina likely Republican and Florida Louisiana North Carolina promising. California Oregon Indiana seen as Republican, New York registration frauds exposed boosting Hayes Wheeler. Keystone State urged to rally in old party fashion.
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Hayes
Wheeler
South
National Committee
South Carolina
North Carolina
Florida
Louisiana
Pacific States
California
Oregon
Indiana
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Empire State
Keystone State
Sam Josephs and the Tilden Reformers in Philadelphia
The piece accuses Sam Josephs a Harrisburg lobby boss and Marcus of plotting fraud to sway votes with bogus tax receipts for the Democratic machine. It labels Josephs a reformer, calls for exposure and punishment, and laments alleged election manipulation by reformers allied with Tilden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Josephs
Tilden
Philadelphia
Sam
Harrisburg
Assembly
Reform
Marcus
Law and Decency
John Morrissey
Philadelphia Times
Fourth Ward
TippEn and Hendricks pledge on rebel claim business
The text comments on Gov. TippEn and Gov. Hendricks discounting the rebel claim business in advance and explains a party driven presidency. It cites Hendricks saying a President's administration reflects his party and the officers who helped elect him. It notes the solid South's influence on Tilden.
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Gov. TippEn
Gov. Hendricks
Indiana
Tilden
Col Watson Praised by Pittsburg Gazette in Congress Bid
The Pittsburg Gazette lauds Col Lewis F. Watson Republican candidate for Congress in the Twenty seventh Northwestern District. It notes his active canvass and practical business background, pledging he will provide solid committee service and personal influence in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Lewis F. Watson
Congress
Watson
Curtin Endorses Hayes Over Tilden for Sheriff Brace
Gov Curtin praised brave soldiers who served, urging the North to elect those who went to the front. He applied the remark to our sheriff candidate Brace, arguing frontline service proves worth over those who stayed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtin
Hayes
Tilden
Franklin
Mr. Brace
South
North
Greenback leader frames Reading rally for Tilden reform
Francis W. Houanes spoke in Reading for Tilden and Reform while criticizing Democratic greenback tactics. New York business interests led by Mr. Astor urged Hayes and Wheeler support and spoke to Evarts. The Philadelphia Times libel case jurors could not reach a verdict after a week of deliberation.
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Francis W. Houanes
Pennsylvania
Reading
Tilden
Reform
Venango Spectator
Cooper and Cary
New York
Astor
Mr. Evarts
Hayes
Wheeler
McKay
Philadelphia Times
Vote for Stone to enact constitutional reforms
The message urges voters to support Stone as part of legislative action to implement the new Constitution, arguing needed laws require the best legal talent in the state to fix things as they should be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Reformers Threaten Fraudulent Ballot Barrage to Win
A provocative statement claims reformers are ready to burst ballot boxes nationwide with fraudulent votes if necessary to secure victory, signaling alleged willingness to undermine elections. The remark frames a high stakes political battle and raises concerns about electoral integrity.
Shall the North Basely Surrender and Humiliate?
A searing 1860s-style exhortation condemns Southern treason and calls for unwavering Northern resolve. It recalls abolition-era pardons, Appomattox terms, and Reconstruction leniency while warning that appeasement invites white supremacy, voter intimidation, and a slaveholding tyranny. Public figures and themes echo a periodized call to prevent Southern domination.
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Appomattox
Congress
South
Ku Klux and
White Leagues
Tilden
Stand by Your Guns Republicans urged to vigilance
rhetoric urges unwavering party loyalty as a critical moment for Republicans to counter a Democratic plotted move aimed at seizing power next Tuesday. the piece warns that democracy seeks to use basest means and recalls past failures to betray trust and imperil free institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Mississippi riot prompts federal troop deployment
A meeting in Arlesia Mississippi yesterday devolved into a free fight leaving six black residents mortally wounded. General Augur received the dispatch and United States troops were called in by local citizens who urge ongoing presence to prevent further disturbances.
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Mississippi
New Orleans
Augur
Arlesia
Miss
United States
Governor TripEN Opposed Rebel Claims and Resumption Act
Gov TripEN says he opposes paying rebel claims and the repeal of the resumption act but concedes to party pressure. Critics doubt his ability to confront the solid South and the party on the claim issue, urging trust in Hayes who does not require a certificate of honest intentions.
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Tripen
Hayes
Tilden
New York Tribune
South pledge seen in Tutpen remarks
Gov. Tutpen aids Republicans by reframing the solid South cry. He says the South may seek treasury gains but vows to do all in his power to thwart such designs.
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Gov. Tutpen
Centennial show to stay open through December first
The article notes the great show will remain open until December 1. Property owners may remove their belongings after November 10, with closing ceremonies held on that date as previously announced.
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Tne Cenitennial
Democrats fear Confederate tactics ahead of election
The piece accuses opposing Democrats of using deceptive tactics such as rootbacks and swivel tickets on election day while noting many Democrats who once dismissed rebel claims now hesitate, suggesting Republicans face dirty tricks if they cannot win fairly.
Woman's Day at Centennial Exhibition Set for Nov 7
The exhibition plans a special Woman's Day on Tuesday November 7 as men are expected to be occupied elsewhere, signaling a focused event featuring women attendees and activities.
Tilden’s Letter and Democratic Loyalty Questioned
The piece denounces Tilden as a sharp politician and questions his integrity and independence. It argues he has aligned with the Democratic party on key issues, including 1864, 1868 frauds, and Resumption Act repudiation, and predicts he cannot resist party pressure, citing his acceptance letter as evidence of restricted candor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
New York Tribune
Democratic Party
New York
Greeley
Editor of Titusville Courier Diagnoses Warren Democrats
The Titusville Courier editor, who savagely attacked Tilden, claims he knows how hard it is to smile in face of defeat. He contends this mindset explains the Warren Democrats' attitude and troubles.
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Ti_pen
Titusville Courier
Tilden
Warren Democrats
New York City Republicans Expected to Surpass 60 Thousand Votes
In 1874 Republicans in New York City and County tally 45,000 votes. Democrats concede a 60,000 to 65,000 range, while Grant’s 1872 win shows 54,000 Republican votes.
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New York City
Grant
Reform or Rescue Lind sey in Harrisburg Election
A call to voters to oust the Democratic control at Harrisburg and back Lind sey for reform. The note recalls Stoxes, the Fisk murderer, who was released on October 28th.
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Harrisburg
Lindsey
Stoxes
Fisk
Col Ingersoll Praises Black South Manhood Over White Treachery
Col Ingersoll declares he values the black man of the South above white disunion and treachery, praising black justice, charity, and patriotism while noting the colored dominates southern labor and life, and he denounces white opponents and northern sympathizers as harmful to black rights.
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Col. Ingersoll
South
Hell
Resolutions of Easterlin's Mill Democratic Club
The Charleston News and Courier reproduces resolutions from Easterlin's Mill Democratic Club aimed at countering the large colored majority in South Carolina. Pledges include not renting land or providing employment to Radical leaders or their families, not furnishing supplies beyond current-year contracts, and not purchasing goods from such leaders or families.
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Charleston
Letter warning of Ring influence on 1876 politics
H. T. Washington accuses a Southern Ring of planning to rush policy changes through courts and commissions to control government after Tilden’s letter against cotton tax. He claims reorganized courts and a reshaped Senate would kneecap Northern voters via a Southern driven strategy.
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the Tribune
New York
Supreme Court
Senate
Tilden
Congress
H. T
Washington, D. C
Palmer House Owner Plans Roof Fruit and Flower Garden
Mr. Potter Palmer of Chicago, owner of the Palmer House, intends to convert the inn roof into a fruit and flower garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Palmer House
Prospective Tilden presidency risks to US credit and secession fears
The argument warns that paying Southern war claims could destroy national credit, trigger bank failures, panic, and possible secession with civil war. It notes dire consequences if the government cannot sustain credit and cites endorsements for Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer from the Pittsburg Christian Advocate.
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Tilden
Union
Hall’s
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
Pittsburg
Hall
Mining engineer praises North Carolina mines
London engineer J Howard Jones says North Carolina mines are superior to any in the continent, noting depths beyond 150 feet trigger local stalls. He cites mines near Charlotte and Salisbury as best. A Montreal ball event is described as a teen who fainted after being laced into a corset, found dead from the tight restraint, prompting a call to remove corsets.
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J. Howard Jones
London
North Carolina
Charlotte
Salisbury
Montreal
Administrators and Guardians File Final Accounts in Warren County
The Register of Warren County announces that administrators and a guardian have filed final accounts for estates and guardianships. The Orphans Court will review these accounts on the fourth day of December at 260 oclock PM. Accounts listed include Sally Dunbar, Joseph Morse, Henry T. Jones, Lydia A. Irvine minors, Thomas F. Abbott, and Wm Morrison, with W J Alexander as Register.
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Nemes
Warren County
Orphan’s Court
Said County
Seth Dunbar
Sally Dunbar
W. M. Lindsey
Joseph Morse
Louisa Nesmith
Henry T. Jones
M. Miles
Lydia A. Irvine
Phila Abbott
Thomas F. Abbott
Francis Henry
Wm. Morrison
W.J. Alexander
Register. Register
Warren
Warren County General Election Notice 1875
Public notice from Sheriff I. S. H. Davis of Warren County announces a general election to be held Tuesday, November 1875, 7 A M to 7 P M. Voters will elect twenty nine presidential electors and state and local officers across multiple townships and boroughs using labeled tickets for Judiciary State and County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
I. S. H. Davis
Warren
Congress
Assembly
Warren Academy
County of
Youngsville
P. S. Wade
Ae of Columbus
Tidioute
Engine House
Conewano
Warrenorough
Elk
Lounsberry
Mead
Alson Rogers
Pleasant
Sheffield
A. H. Burns
Pine Grove
Lane’s Hotel
Freehold
Lottsville
Talambhene
Geo. Clep Sethind
South West
Enterprise
Eldred
Sanford
Glade
Glade City
Sugar Grove
Corydon
Pittsfield
J. L. Acocks
Cherry Grove
J. Farnsworth
Farmington
West Corners
Senate
House of Representatives
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Ohio
William A. Wheeler
Benj. H. Brewster
John H. Chalfant
Allegheny
NAL Electors. Dist
Miles L. Tracy
S. W. Starkweather
Daniel J. Morrell
Jeremiah Lyons
William Hay
William Cameron
J. B. Donley
Daniel O'Neill
William Neeb
Andrew B. Berger
S. M. Jackson
James Westerman
W. W. Wilbur
Warren Co
C. W. Stone
EOR
W.M. Lindsey
WM. B. Acocks
W.w.connely
Deerfield
Henry Brace
S. W. Waters
Sterling Green
Kinzua
John F. Hartranft
Commonwealth
Jouun F. Hartranft
M.S. Quay
the Outlook
the Colored Citizen
Southern Claims Lobby
Etters
Jno
W. R. Thompson
Pine Grove, Pa
WM. Kitchen
C. Smith
S. Keller
Warren, Pa
A. Ruhlman
Baltimore
Nee V
Aving
John Grindley
D. F. Anderson
Ludlow House
D.S. McNert
T. W. McNett
GOD Save the Commonwealth
Norice
Justices of the Peace
Seavey
Court of Common Pleas
H. Davis
Old Exchange
Wendelboe
Oes
D. H. Wilder
Corry, Pa
A. Wise’s
Keystone
A. Wise
Shetland
D. M. Gross & Bro
Ceain Ge
George Ball & CO
GEO. Ball & Co., Clothiers
Keystone Block
Henry’s
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