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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1874
Page
2
Judge Edward M. Paxson of Philadelphia Lieutenant Governor Arthur G. Olmstead of Potter Auditor General Harrison Allen of Warren are named in the slate of state officials.
Our Senatorial Conference after twenty ballots nominated Wm. S. McMullin of Oil City for State Senator. Mr. McMullen, praised for character, energy, and oil region leadership, is urged for Republican support in Warren County to protect constituents’ interests.
The joint convention of Cuarravalla Democrats and Liberals of Chautauqua and Cattaraugus nominated Col A F Allen of Jamestown for Congress. He is praised for character and business ability but his selection stems from hostility to Republican nominee Sessions. Other ticket members include Theodore S Moss, Obed Edson, Edward R Bootey, Addison C Cushin.
Gov. Kellece of Louisiana argues that state expenses last year were hundreds of thousands of dollars lower than in any prior Democratic era and will be reduced further. He asserts years of warrants exceeding tax proceeds created floating debt, claims he halted it, and brought expenses in line with receipts. He says pending constitutional amendments will cap future expenditures and stop debt buildup.
Preparations are complete for the Lincoln statue unveiling in Springfield NL with an immense crowd expected on the 15th instant. The event marks a major civic tribute and draws attention from local organizations and residents.
The report notes 940 Young Men's Christian Associations in the United States and 48 of them own buildings valued at about $2,006,000. It highlights the spread of YMCA facilities and the substantial investment in real estate.
The letter urges immediate organization for the November election. It praises ticket candidates including Curtis for Congress and McMullen for Senate, notes strong county figures like Geo W Allen and R E Miller, and warns Democrats and bolting Republicans. It argues Republican unity will secure a decisive county majority and national gains.
The Ledger defends Gen Allen against secret-star chamber charges and cites a Ledger annual report showing transactions. It quotes Harpers Weekly on Republican control, praising Allen’s record on revenue, back taxes, and debt reduction amid postwar political strife.
The Pittsburg Commercial argues the hour is not party control but protecting Republicans in the South from harassment and ensuring their vote. It predicts Pennsylvania will vote in November on whether to honor the Union victory and resist leaders who insult or threaten those who support the flag and its fallen cause.
Thomas Hunter of 716 Filbert street Philadelphia offers a finely engraved lithograph of Memorial Hall the permanent portion of the Centennial Buildings printed in block and two tints on 21 by 27 inch plate paper. Copies cost 50 cents each postpaid. The Franklin Inst Fair shows the printing process.
The Cincinnati Exposition closed after 28 days with an attendance of 554000 and gate receipts of 69000. Privilege sales will add several thousand to the total. Commissioners adopted a resolution to hold the Exposition next year. This year’s receipts leave a balance of about 10000 to 12000 over expenses.
Mayor Havemysrr and John Kelly join John Morrissey and other big Indians of the New York wigwam in a loud political struggle. The piece argues the public cares little who wins as long as Republicans gain city control, framing the conflict as a deadly game for voters.
A new first class theatre named Center Square Theatre is planned for Philadelphia at Broom and Cherry streets. It will seat 2,000 and is set to be completed in October 1875 as part of Centennial preparations.
The estate of Cuaries Sumner has been appraised and valued at 134,758 dollars. The appraisal confirms the estate’s assessed value for probate purposes.
Secretary Robeson spoke at a Paterson New Jersey Republican meeting last Friday and defended the party from any alignment with a third term idea. He said President Grant would not endorse a third term, while noting he avoided public comment to avoid overemphasis.
Brooklyn uproar grows as Beecher appears before the Grand Jury and indictments for malicious libel and slander are returned against Tilton and Moulton. Beecher calls Tilton and Moulton claims false, while Tilton and Moulton push for immediate trials and reaffirm accusations.
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