The Harrisburg Telegraph Attacks the New Constitution
A Warren Mail extract discusses the Harrisburg Telegraph’s partisan critique of the new constitution. It argues the paper misreads taxation clauses and alleges the repeal of the three mill tax on real estate was not as claimed, detailing how funds shifted to county taxes and stressing farmers did not seek repeal but debt relief. The piece notes sections of Article IX and recounts political maneuvering around Oliver Charlick and party expulsions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epivor
Harrisburgh Telegraph
Commonwealth
Warren County
Commissioners’ Office
State Revenue Board
General County
Revenue Board
Telegraph
General Assembly
Tammany and Morrissey Lead New York Political Clash
The piece recounts a 19th century Tammany Hall gathering led by John Morrissey. It describes a disputed election, a committee to monitor returns at police HQ, and a proposed expulsion resolution against Oliver Charlick. The account frames Democrats as rebels and contrasts them with Republicans, noting mobbed reactions and calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Committee
Mr. Ledwith
Morrisey
Oliver Charlick
Tammany Hall
Morrissey
Far West
John C. Heenan
P. R
New York
Tammany
Boss Tweed
John Morrissey
Boss Morrissey
The
Tribune
John Kelley
Sammany Hall
Ledwith
Tammany Hall Central Committee
The Virginius Crisis Raises Debate Over International Law
The Virginius was captured near Cuba by the Spanish ship Tornado and taken to a Cuban port. Four officers were condemned and shot after trials in Cuba. The incident sparks debate on whether the United States should intervene, with Seward’s doctrine cited and President Harrison urged to act for humanity. Spain may delay until a new ambassador arrives, keeping Congress in suspense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginius
Cuba
Tornado
Spain
Law of Nations
Virginias
Mr. Seward
U.S. Senate
Friends of
Fish
Sickles
Washington
Congress
Pioneer Journalist N C Frisbee Founder of the Censor Dies
Fredonia New York mourns the death of N C Frisbee aged 72 years 7 months founder of the Fre donia Censor. Born March 1801 in Essex County New York he started the Censor with little capital and built a powerful regional paper for 19 years. He held multiple public posts and aided in securing the New York and Erie Railroad for Chautauqua County. He was a Presbyterian and a Republican noted for honesty industry and plain prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Frisbee
Fredonia Censor
Fredonia
N. Y
Mr. Frisbee
Essex County
Chautauqua Gazette
Albany
N. Y. & Erie Railroad
Frisbee
Possibility of War With Spain Shapes Brooklyn Navy Yard
Brooklyn officers show ignorance on Washington orders while crews rush to prepare vessels Manhattan Kansas and Juniata. Kansas set to sail tomorrow night with stores, Governor may respond by seizing Cuba. Executive officer Ransom confirms orders but won't publicize details, noting war risk against Spain and Cuba. Ariples frigate, under repair, lacks plates and cannot be ready for service for ten weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Washington
Wanhattan
Kansas
Juniata
Brooklyn Eagle
Ransom
Navy Yard
Cuba
Ariples
Favored Governor Endorses New State Constitution
Gov Bigier, entering the Convention after most work, voices strong support for the new constitution. He praises its safeguards for rights, education funding, press liberty, and anti demagogue protections, while noting changes in assembly size, term lengths, readings, and stricter law passage to curb corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Political Situation Reflects Stable Party Lines in 1873
The piece argues no real gains for Democrats or losses for Republicans after the recent elections. It lists state results from 1868 to 1873, noting Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, Arkansas, Mississippi, California, Oregon, and New York. It concludes Republicans hold firm strength nationally and would likely restore their organization in a new national contest.
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Massachusetts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
New York
Illinois
Wisconsin
Kansas
Minnesota
Iowa
Arkansas
Mississippi
California
Oregon
Grant
Reublican
Arvnsburgh Telegraph
Paris ministers resignations and Remusat Say Laboulaye chosen
Paris reports ministers tendered resignations to Marshal MacMahon who refused to accept them. The Assembly’s three bureaus elected Remusat Say and Laboulaye, giving Republicans a one vote majority in the committee. Intense excitement followed and a Right compromise floated a five year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marshal MacMahon
Assembly
MacMahon
Count de Remusat
M. Leon Say
M. Laboulaye
M. Leon Lay
I’resse
Republic
Memphis Yellow Fever Toll Rises With Two Deaths
In Memphis, two deaths from yellow fever were reported today, Richard Vaughn and D. C. Porter, both attributed to a relapse. By 9 PM no new cases were reported for the day as locals grow bolder in the cooler air while country visitors crowd the city and the exposition supplants fear of yellow fever in daily talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Navy
Richard Vaughn
D. C. Porter
Howards
Marital Announcements From Warren and Sheffield
The record notes a marriage on November 15, 1573 at Mrs B. Still's residence in Warren Pennsylvania. Ozro L Still of Warren and Mary Pryor of Glade are listed as the marrying couple. A second entry reports Victor Lawson wed Mary Johnson widow of Christian Thompson at the Lutheran parsonage in Warren, Sheffield.
Sheriffs Sale in Warren County Pennsylvania 1873
Public vendue to be held at Warren Court House on December 8 1873 at 2 PM to sell two parcels in Deerfield and Pine Grove Townships. The first includes 38.5 acres with improvements and fruit trees part of the Patrick Fits Patrick and Bimber tracts. The second adds 100 acres with a two story house and barn, on oil and land boundaries, tied to George F Bimber George H Bimber and Wm Odell. Sold to satisfy Hassenphling for A J Wheelock. S. W. Davis sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Bimbrl
J. Burton
McAuley Road
Patrick
Geo. H. Bimber
Wim. Odell
Deerfield
County of Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
Richardson & Co
William Odell
Philadelphia Oil
George F. Bimber
George H. Bimber
Wm. K
Odell
H. Hassenphling
A. J. Wheelock
S. W. Davis
Warren
Heriff
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Court House
Pine Grove
County of
Alexander Pendergrass
Sweney & Dailey
P. Allen
Marshall Jones
Louis Jones
Thomas Slone
C. L. Douglass
Levi Jones
J. H. Slocum
Oscar Leister
Ss. W. Davis
Warren Pa
Orphan's Court
Said
Black
Robert H. Wiggins
Stephen Crouch
Christian Smith
Henrietta Lantz
Jacob Berchandy
A. Scranton
Sarah Jane Johnson
Lorenzo D. Way
G. N. Parmlee
R. Brown
Guy C. Irvine
C. W. Stone
J. B. Slocum
James G. Marsh
Register. Register’s
Deerfield Township
Pennnsylvania
Triumph Oil Company
Tidioute
Titusville
George J. Luce
Tidicute
Triumph Hill Oil and Water Co
Ezrae
Harriet
Wm. Bellby
Wm. Bell
Mary D
Jacob T. Stahle
Stahle
John Denzer
Warren and
Jamestown Road
Sugar Grove Road
Follet Road
Jacob J. Reig
Thomas Struthers
Sheriff’s Office
Warren, Pa
Boro
Warren Co
Penna
Ware Farm
Magnolia
Potter Farm
Hemlock Oil Company
R. W. Irvine
J. F. Stearns
Warren Penna
South West
South West Township
C. Schiller
Henry Hill
Henry Hull
Thomas T. Tasker
Stephen Pp. M. Tasker
Morris
Court of Common
Brokenstraw Township
Brown's Tract
Hull's Hill
A. H. Ludlow
S. Hull
Merriner
Wm. Graham
Mr. Graham
Dennis Sullivan
Thomas Turner
Recorder's Office
Arren
Ely P. Kyler
B. P. Kyler
Wm. M. Davis
D. Mead
Ss. W. Davis Sherif
Sheriff's Office
Pine Grove Township
Hubly
Hubly & Leiper Heirs
Nicklinsé Griffin
John Smith
Guy Irvine
Jerman Houpt
Sailor
Harrison Hill
Sane
W.w. Ballard & Co
Hill
Ates
T. Mix
Agnes Dow
Joseph Dow
N. C. Clark
J. B. Legnard
Sheriff's
Borough of
New York and Dennis Run
Brown & Struther
Seneca Fall
Davin Seri .W. Hom Jr
Corydon Township
Kinzua Township
Warner County
Mead & Eddy
H. A. Jamieson
Kinzua Village
L. F. Watson
Dickenson
Collins
L. L. Lowry
Said Township
Caldwell Central Petroleum Company
Kinzua Creek
Robert English
William H. Dickinson
Samuel Fisher
Fisher’s
Holland Land Company, &c
J. A. Smith
Crouch & Brother
D. H. Mitchell
C. C. Merritt
Towit
Main Street
James Parshall
William Burdick
William Pike
S. W
Wier
Fellows
Potter
Oitman
Henry A. Hutson
Chamacters Hutson
Henry A Hutson
Thomas Conway
Is. W. Davis
New York and Allegheny Oil Company
William Green
Idioute
Triumph Hill Oil and Water Company
Empire City Oil Company
J. P. Gould
C. KE
S. C. Clark
Bernard Elitsch
Manaay
R, W. Devine
S. Dur.m
Coast House
New York
Allegheny Oil Company
Wiliam Greens
William
Davis
Sherif
Trials listed for December term 1873 at first week
The document records a Down for Trial list for December term 1873, showing parties and case numbers including B. Brown versus D. C. Taylor, Parker versus Green, McKelvey versus Eastman, Moyer versus Bonner and others, with multiple civil actions scheduled across the first days and various firms and individuals named.
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Down
B. Brown
D.C. Taylor
F. C. Parker
W. A. Green
Page & Hutchinson
D. McGee
McKelvey
J. Eastman
J. H. Kady
L. B. Hoffman
D. C. Phillips
Jones & Willard
Trains Leave Titusville and Dunkirk Daily in 1873 Schedule
Passenger train times listed for the GOL line show northbound and southbound departures from Titusville and Dunkirk with multiple classes of service. The Erie railway time is noted as faster than Warren time, per officials Thayer and Clute.
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Dunkirk
Leava Fredonia
Falconer’s
A&g Cross
Fentonville
Russelburg
Warren
Irvington
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Garland
Titusville
N. Y
NG South
Pitts Ex Oil
Erie Wallwey
Pv. Thayer
C. A. Clute
Notices of the Press in Harper's Magazine
A critique praising Harper's Magazine for increasing circulation and its role as educator and entertainer. It highlights its variety, enterprise, artistic wealth, and literary culture, noting broad public gratitude and asserting the magazine has done good throughout its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ular
Globe
Times
Brooklin Eagle
Harper's Magazine Subscriptions and Prices
Harper and Brothers New York announces yearly rates for Harper's Magazine Weekly and Bazar with postpaid options. One year at $4, or $10.00 for three, plus 24 cent annual postage, plus club promos for five or six copies, back numbers, complete 47 volume set at $22 per volume, cloth binding 58 cents.
Harper's Bazar Admired Across Homes and Tastes
The Bazar earns praise for tact and talent as a fashion journal. It appeals to families with droll pictures for children, fashion plates for young ladies, patterns for children's clothes, and designs for slippers and dressing gowns. The reading matter is described as uniformly excellent and the publication enjoys wide popularity for fireside enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bazar
Boston Traveller
The
Y. Evening Post
Harper's Bazar and Harper's Magazine Subscriptions
Offers annual subscriptions to Harper's Magazine Bazar and other Harper periodicals at set rates. Includes postage paid by publishers. extra copies and club rates available. six bound volumes offered for $700 each with prepaid freight. Bazar postage 20 cents per year to subscriber address.
Subscriptions and pricing for Harper's Weekly 1874
Harper's Weekly offers one year subscriptions at 400 cents with prepaid postage, plus options for Harper's Magazine Weekly and Bazar. Extra copies provided for clubs. six copies for 2000 dollars. Annual volumes in cloth binding available at 700 dollars each. Complete seventeen volume set priced at 525 dollars per volume plus freight. Postage at subscriber's office. Address Harper & Brothers New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
U.S
Harper's Magazine
Harper's
Express
Harper & Brothers
New York
Erie Philadelphia mail and local stops timetable note
Erie Philadelphia mail schedule lists westward and eastward departures and arrivals through Warren Corry and Erie with accommodations and freight connections. It notes Philadelphia time is twenty minutes ahead of Erie time and lists general superintendent WM A Baldwin.
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Erie
Philadelphia
Warren
Corry
Irvington
Oil Creek
Allegheny
Kane
WM. A. Baldwin
Atlantic and Great Western Railway Autumn Arrangement
Timetables list stations Mansfield Galion Urbana Dayton St Louis Kansas City Milwaukee Omaha Arrive Cincinnati Louisville Toledo Chicago No. 1 No. 3 with hourly connections. Eastward through to New York via Corning and Binghamton. Westward to Cleveland Cincinnati via Nos 1 or 3 with links to Louisville, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Ohio and Mississippi routes. Local tickets require first stop purchase. Administrators notice and address details.
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Mansfield
Galion
Urbana
Dayton
St. Louis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Omaha
Cincinnati
Louisville
Toledo
Chicago
Ll. Woos
New York
Corning
Rochester
N. Y. Central Road
Binghamton
Albany
Springfield
Worcester
Boston
New England
Cleveland
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Far West
Northwest
W. B. Shattuc
Cincinnati Ohio
Ohio
Hunter's Store Slashes Prices Sparks Townwide Notice
A booming sale announces 10 cent prints and dress goods as store shelves fill. The flyer names Pine Grove Warren Quaker Hill Yankee Rush and Kinzua Valley towns, promising cash sacrifices and urging customers to see new stock offered at ten cents, with community echoes spreading the message.
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Warren Mail
the Virginius
Gov. Bigier
France
Ditmars
A. Wallace
Empire Frans. Co
Neil
Adm
P. Falconer
Warren, Co
Henry Brace
WM. T. Allison
A & G Cross
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad
Harper’s Magazine
Harper’s Bazar
Notices of the Press
Fiarper
Harper's Bazar
Harper’s
the Times
Union
Louisville Courier Journal
District Court OF the
Alesander Ross
Alexander Hass
Tidboute
Penh
District Court
Said Diat
H. Evans
Samuel Barton
Setiemey Ulet Barton, Admir
Catherine Elizabeth Todd
Jinoyét
David Beaty
Glade
F. A. Randall
O. E. Walker
Sheffield
Pennsylvania Rail Road
Philadelphia & Erie R. ER
Eri
O Gait Road
Erie I
Warr
P. Uh
Beens
the Atlantic and
Great Western
A. R
Baro
Junius R. Clark
Jamestown
Salamanca
Eeneennene
Elmira
Eversseeceesescsoces
Alban
Hunter
Loggina
Quaker Hill
Yankee
Kinzua Valley
H. Hunter
W. Davis
V. Davis
S&. W. Davis
S. Vv. Davis
Sheriff
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