Endorsements, Sheffield politics, and Congress notes
The Ledger decries Radeker endorsers as misled but argues the opposite, noting unfit candidates fail at the polls. It defends candidate Barnes against Ring control, praises Mr. Hart for long service and integrity, and previews the congressional extra session with Speakership contests. The piece warns of party manipulation by the Warren Borough Ring.
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the Ledger
Radeker
Mai
Warren
Sheffield
Barnes
Weaver
New York State Convention Faction Fights End in Tammany Victory
Report on last week’s New York Democracy State Convention with Tammany led by Boss Kelly and Tweed loyalists defeating Anti-Tammany under Tilden and Morrissey. Delegates admitted and ticket set with Beach, Olcott, Mackin, Schoonmaker, and Seymour. note on Conkling’s influence potential impact. Also mentions Cassius M. Clay comment, Kentucky politics shift, and September tax debt reduction of 3,382,524.
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New York Democracy
Tammany
Anti- Tammany
Boss Kelly
Boss Tweed
Anti-Tammany
Tilden
Morrissey
Allen O. Beach
Frederick P. Olcott
Election commentary praises Judge Sterrett and previews Nov 6 ballots
The Philadelphia Times shifts its stance to back Republican Supreme Court candidate Judge Sterrett. It argues his departure from the Common Pleas bench weakens his position, warns his defeat would be a calamity, and notes races across states on November 6 including New York New Jersey Maryland Nebraska Connecticut and Southern states with limited Republican influence.
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Philadelphia Times
Judge Sterrett
Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Trunkey
Sterrett
Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Senate
Minnesota
Maryland
Nebraska
Connecticut
House of Representatives
Jupee TrunKkey
the Common Pleas
Venango County
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
I. H. Brace
Warren
Warren Academy
County of
Spring Creek
Yeager’s
Deerfield
Shaw’s Hotel
Tidioute Borough
Kinzua
Sterling Green
Limestone
Averill
South West
Enterprise
Eldred
Sanford
Glade
Glade City
Sugar Grove
Corydon
Pittsfield
J. L. Acocks
Cherry Grove
J. Farnsworth
Farmington
West Corners
Congress
Justices of the Peace
United States
Borough of
Prothono
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
H. Brace
New National Union organ appears in Washington
A new publication named the National Union emerges in Washington. The Republican has been sold to Clapp, a former Congressional printer, who is unfriendly to President Hayes. Ex-Congressman Lynch of Maine controls the paper. The first issue praises Hayes and his policies as a pledge to a pure administration.
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WashincTron
The
National Union
Washington
Republican
Clapp
Hayes
Lynch
Maine
Uniform Dress Adopted by Grand Lodge S O of O F
The Grand Lodge S O of O F United States adopts a uniform street dress for subordinate lodges. Attire includes plain white gloves and a two inch wide silver blue jewel collar without embroidery, to be uniform per jurisdiction, with a silver braid edge. The editorial remarks criticize Alexander H Stephens and praise Hayes as firm in office. The Philadelphia Chronicle questions treasury purification and notes Republican gains.
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Grand Lodge
S. O
O F
United States
Special Committee On
Tuer
the Ledger
Alexander H. Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Mr. Hayes
Senator Morton Seeks Restored Health for Washington Return
Senator Morton improves slowly and hopes to be in Washington for the next Congress session. His colleague McDonald visited and agreed to pair with him when absent from Senate sessions as Indiana Democrats grow angrier.
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Morton
Washington
Congress
McDonald
Senate
Indiana
Pennsylvania Election Outlook Shows GOP Primes for Majority
A cargo outlook on Pennsylvania politics suggests a small turnout but a safe Republican majority. The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette notes the GOP candidates are positioned for a fair preponderance in the field.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Dom Pedro Returns Home After Eighteen Month Tour
Dom Pedro of Brazil is back at home following an eighteen month tour abroad. He completed his travels visiting several countries and now resumes official duties.
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Dom Pedro
Brazil
Pennsylvania Senator Cameron Sets High Duties in Nominating Speech
The article contrasts Senator Cameron's brief remarks with Conkling’s Rochester Convention address. Cameron pledges to defend federal authority and promote Pennsylvania's interests, aligning with Hayes administration principles. It notes Judge Sterrett’s potential victory over Jupee TrunKkey in Venango county and mentions New York Sun praise for Conkling.
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Conkling
Rochester
Pennsylvania
Cameron
U. S
Commonwealth
Hayes
Republican Organization
Oil City Colony to Texas and State Affairs Across Pennsylvania
The item notes a colony from Oil City heading to Texas, while Pennsylvania allocates about 9.0 million annually to free schools and reports 7 660 Sunday Schools. It covers a Parker City poultry exhibition dates, oil exploration in Hyner Clinton county, and a range of state news from finances to railroads and public notices.
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Oil City
Texas
Pennsylvania
Armstrong County
Parker City
Hyner
Clinton County
Scranton Republican
Pettis
Meadville
John Fertig
Titusville
Pennsylvania Petroleum Railroad
State Agricultural Society
Ohio
Fernandina
Florida
Pittsburg
Denver
Colorado
Pennsylvania Railroad
State Geological Survey
Cambria
John S. Morton
West Philadelphia Passenger Railway Company
New York Central
William H. Vanderbilt
Methodist Church of
Allegheny Mountains
New Orleans
Stoneboro
Frank Leslie
Altoona Tribune
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Warren Mail
J. P. Sterrett
Allegheny
WM. B. Hart
Dauphin
J. A. M. Passmore
Schuylkill
Timothy E. Barnes
D. F. A. Wheelock
Freehold
W. W. Hague
Tidioute
Randall
Cox
Morrison
Blackburn
Adams
L. F. Watson
Harrisburg Telegraph
Hart
Treasury
Republican Party
Cassius M. Cray
Cassius M. Clay
Kentucky
Clay and Crittenden
U.S. Senate
J. Proctor Knott
Philadelphia Chronicle
Cameron and Conkling
Wyoming
N. Y
Lake Shore Road
Cape Cod
Greenville Fair
Francis Murphy
First National Bank of Warren
Tional Bank of
UCL
Resources
U.S
Seceeree
Total
Moses Beecher
First National Bank of
M. Beecher
State OF
Noyes
Atte Boon Mead, J. H. Eddy
W. D. Brown
Citizens National Bank of Warren
Citizens Nation 21 Bank
U.S. Boans
National Bank No Es Ovis
Nacional Banks
Robert Dennison
Citizens Nacional Bank of
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Parmlee JL
Jamieson
Lew
Partagas
Cubanos
King Stinger
Margarita
Reval Gem
Hibernia
Key West
Exposition
Plantation
Sweet Owen
Sweet Grange
Gold Leaf
King Weed
Valley
Old Stag
Virginia
Navy Brand
Navy Clippings
Blackwell’s Durham
Pride of
Durham
Fawcett Durham
Vanity Fair
Centennial
Little Joker
Challenge
Bob White
Lone Jack
Queen
Water St
Warren, Pa
Duulitiiluil U
U. W. Lord
East Branch
Warren Co. Pa
J. C. Caspar
LL OF
Water Street
Honhart
Bellefonte
Second Geological Survey of Pennsylvania
Iuliuwile Analyme
Tae
Magnesia
Andrew S. McCreath
Market St. Harrisburg
Lake Erie
Shortlidge & CO
WM. Kitchen
C. Smith
S. Keller
GOD Save the Commonwealth
A. A. Davis & Co
A.A. Davis & CO
Meehan & Gray
Watson & Davis
A. Meehan
John Gray
McDowell & Orr
Beatty Block
Variety Hall
DR. Warner
S. T. Daggett
Keystone Block
A. Wise’s
Keystone
Lne Naadi
A. Wise
Warren Savings Bank
Savings Bank
County
Foreign Exchange
B. Nesmith
Presiden
A.J. Hazeltine
O. H. Hunter
P. Falconer
A. J. Hazeltine
E. G. Wood
M. B. Dunham
James Clark
Albert Kirberger
Eben Victory
Rufus P. King
R. Warren
R. B. Stewart
Hall
Dr, J. Sager
Trushel
B. Nesmith & Son
Chearpip
Bank
P. J. Trushel
A. Mintzer
Popular Cash Clothing House
Hertzel & Nesmith’s
Suspension Bridge
Cash Clothing House
West
Michael Ball
Wells & Noyes
J. F. Wells &Co
Ow. M. Ss
J. F. Wells
L. G. Noyes
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