Official vote totals from Harrisburg for Governor and Treasurer
The Pennsylvania official proclamation from Harrisburg shows Hartranft ahead of Pershing by 12,030 and Rawle over Piollet by 9,725 with total governor votes around 84,175 and state treasurer about 302,875. The notice discusses irregularities, Potter County temperance leadership, and broader election outcomes including Bristow’s efforts against whiskey rings.
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Secretary of the Commonwealth
Harrisburg
Hartranft
Pershing
Rawle
Piollet
Fearful Disaster and Bank Burglary Report
News from San Francisco on November 8 reports the steamer Pacific foundered off Cape Flattery with about 100 passengers lost and only one survivor found clinging to a pilot house part. The ship, owned by Goodall Nelson Perkins Co., valued at 100000, was under Jefferson D Howell. Also noted: First National Bank of Pittston burglary, banks bonds and currency taken, nearly a million left in another safe. burglars interrupted before opening it.
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Freehold
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Glade
Pleasant
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Pacific
Portland
Oregon
Messenger
Cape Flattery
Vancouver Island
Jefferson D. Howell
Jeff Davis
Goodall, Nelson, Perkins and Co
First National Bank of
Pittston
New
Warren Savings Bank
Galveston
Waco
Mallory Line
New York
Europe
Greenman
Mallory & Co
Abdiel
New Senators Named From Last Election Details by District
Twelve senators were chosen in the latest election with a list of retiring and new members by district. The record shows vacancies filled in the House due to deaths and includes the names of elected members and districts such as Bucks and Phila., with party affiliations noted for several.
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B. Alexander
R Gee
H. Smith
John B. Warfel
Y B. Heilman
John Lemon
David Maclay
Godeys Lady's Book Promises Centennial Appeal
One of the oldest ladies magazines, Godeys, plans a forthcoming centennial year with a promising November issue. Subscribers will receive full value and a premium, with holiday numbers to come. Address L. A. Godey, Philadelphia.
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L. A
T. William & CO
Philadelphia
Browne Quotes Hartranft Acknowledges Election Uncertainty
Reverend R Audley Browne comments on the November gubernatorial race and states he believes Hartranft will not be elected. The remark reflects partisan expectations during the campaign season.
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Ion
Hartranft
Rev
R. Audley Browne
Pennsylvania Proclaims Thanksgiving Day Observance
Governor urges Pennsylvanians to assemble on November 25 1875 to give thanks to the Great Author for blessings and continued Divine favor. Proclamation issued at Harrisburg on November 8 1875 in the Commonwealth’s centennial year.
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Pennslvania
United States
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Cornell Regatta Ambition Grows After Saratoga Victory
Ithaca N Y October 30 1875 Cornell University accelerates athletic programs after last summers Saratoga victory. Captain Ostrom selects the crew replacing King and Gillis with Lewis as starboard stroke and Jarvis and King’s brother in the waist. Practice occurs on the lake Tuesdays Thursdays and batteries, then moves indoors with cold weather. Freshman crew has yet to be chosen.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Saratoga
Cornell University
Ostrom
King
Gillis
Lewis
Jarvis
Bartons
Waterman
Keystone Notes and Local Items 1875 Fiscal Figures
Judge Pershing gave 500 to his party while Piollet faced a 2000 assessment but settled for 1000. The state lists eighty six towns ending in burg for travelers. Budd Doble reportedly bought Flora Temple and will exhibit in Philadelphia next year. Williamsport Rubber Company employs 102 girls making 1800 rubber shoes daily. Allentown jury muddles over spellings Giltey Guiltey Gilty. Erie county Poor Directors seek 45000 for 1876, up 5000 from 1875.
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Pershing
Piollet
Budd Doble
Old Trotter
Flora Temple
Philadelphia
Williamsport Rubber Company
Allentown
Giltey
Guiltey
Gilty
Erie County
Pennsylvania Republicans Praise Victory and Unity in 1876
A Philadelphia Republican State Committee message hails the party’s November victory as complete and just, lauds General Hartranft’s civic record and treasury integrity, and urges continued organization and readiness for the Centennial year and a new century of Republican governance. The document contrasts the party with its opponents, condemning repudiation and urging resilience.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Republicans
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Nebraska
Iowa
Delaware
Lake Erie
Hartranft
Treasury
Historical Republican Party
Aftermath of War Echoes in a Late Interview on Reconstruction
A late interview argues the next presidential race will favor unity between Union veterans and northern supporters against the Democrats. It notes 80 to 90 Confederate officers in Congress and recalls southern demonstrations for Jeff Davis. The speaker asserts the public distrusts late-war enemies and criticizes Indiana politicians who boasted war service.
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South
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United States
Indiana
Philadelphia
Sheriff Sale Notices in Warren County Penned 1875
Two sheriff sales announced for December 6 1875 at Warren Court House. One sale lists a five hundred acre Pine Grove tract with specific parcels and timber reservations as property of Joseph Dow’s estate. The other sale describes a Triumph Oil Company leasehold in Deerfield Township with derricks rigs casing tubing pumps and oil tanks, tied to Patch & Mason litigation.
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Court of Common Pleas
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Pine Grove Township
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Harrison Hill
W. W. Ballard & Co
C.T. Mix
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Joseph Dow
Levari
Court of Commons
Warren Co
Warren Penna
Deerfield Township
Triumph Oil Company
Owen
Charles Wheedon
R. J. McKay
H. O
Herife
Court House
Tidioute
County of
State of
Kinnear Street
Grant Street
Tidioute Associates
H. H Cummings
Warren County Recorder’s
Gould
Land
Empire City Oil Company
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GC. P. Gould
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Titusville
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Beerfield
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Jos. A. Weible
Spring Creek Township
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Conewango
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Mead Township
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