State Treasurer Candidate MACKEY Tops Jefferson County Race
Of Jefferson County. FOR STATE TREASURER, ROBERT W. MACKEY. Of Allegheny County.
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Jefferson County
Robert W. Mackey
Allegheny County
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1873
Page
2
Convention resumes in Philadelphia elects Walker President
After a nine week adjournment the Constitutional Convention re assembled in Philadelphia on a Tuesday the 16th Judge Woodward withdrew his resignation and John J Walker was unanimously elected President pro tempore and later Morton McMichael was elected to fill the vacancy A memorial committee was named and the body adjourned until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Woodward
William Morris Meredith
John J. Walker
Walker
Jonor
Meredith
Henry C. Carey
Darlington
Biddle
Dallas
Landis
Stanton
Sharpe
Curtin
Cuyler
Wright Pur- Woodward
Armstrong
William M. Meredith
Iis Office
Morton McMichael
McMichael
Failure of Jay Cook & Co and Wall Street Crisis
The celebrated banking firm Jay Cook & Co suspended operations in New York Philadelphia and Washington amid heavy calls from the Philadelphia house and depositors. The London House of Jay Cook McCullough remains sound while several banks including the First National Bank of Washington fail. Government deposits are secured and market confidence slowly returns after a severe financial crisis with about thirty houses affected. Railroad stocks and bonds dominated the losses as the crisis eased by weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
London
Jay Cook, McCullough & Co
Wall Street
President orders purchase of all government bonds offered for sale
The President instructed the Assistant Treasurer to buy all government bonds offered for sale to any amount. Savings Banks hold many millions in bonds and are likely to sell them and place the proceeds in National banks for relief.
Warren Borough Ring ticket exposed as bogus faction
The piece denounces the Warren Borough Ring as a fake reform effort tied to Grant men and accuses Ring managers of staging aConvention to sway votes. It warns of internal Democratic dissent over Sheriff candidates and predicts further factional maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Borough
Ledger attacks Auditor General Allen with false rumors
The Ledger disputes rumors about Auditor General Allen and a supposed clerkship contest. It lists numerous alleged schemes and bribes linked to Allen, then mocks the claims as unfounded, noting the editor cannot verify the fiction as truth while condemning the persistence of rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Gen. Allen
Rouse
Court House
G W. Allen
Alen
Davis
Asylum Commission
Assassination of Gen Edwin McCook in Yankton
Gen Edwin McCook secretary of Dakotah Territory was fatally shot at a public meeting by Wintermute after a disputed argument. He died soon after, provoking widespread grief in Yankton and vows of vengeance. McCook served bravely in the war and was highly regarded by friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
McCook
Dakotah Territory
Yankton
Wintermute
Yandon
Johnson denies Surratt mercy recommendation claim
Andrew Johnson once an Alderman and a tailor rejects Judge Holt's note that the Court urged mercy for Mrs. Surratt. He jokes he may have not known if it existed. Jane Swisshelm replies in a letter asserting Mrs. Surratt’s feet were bound during trial. She criticizes Swisshelm for her outspoken style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johnson
Holt
Mrs. Surratt
Mercy
Jane Swisshelm
Jane
Washington Governor Retires. Shepherd Appointed
Cooke resigns as District governor and President names Alexander E. Shepherd as successor. A public dinner honors the retiring official with a banquet hosted by General Sherman Chief Justice Carter ex Chief Justice Casey General O O Howard and several leading Washington businessmen.
Maine Returns Show Dingley Victory in State Totals
Election returns from 465 towns give Dingley 45134, Titcomb 32610, Williams 1915, total 79666. Dingley leads by 10602, with small towns not expected to alter result. Pennsylvania may improve Cordon and Mackey prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Dingley
Titcomb
Williams
Pennsylvania
Cordon and Mackey
Butler Speech Defends Salary Reform Amid Party Faction Tensions
The speaker cites past Massachusetts figures like Webster and Sumner, argues Congress must set level compensation by canceling perquisites and back pay, and notes this first equalization of salaries since 1856. He criticizes Republicans for selective censure while defending the measure’s legality and precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Massachusetts
Gen. Butler
Senate
House of Representatives
Butler
Senate of the United States
United States
Daniel Webster
Timothy Pickering
Charles Sumner
Henry Wilson
Congress of the
Republicans renominate Dr. Brewer at Chautauqua county convention
The first Assembly District Republicans in Chautauqua held their convention on the 12th and renominated Dr. Brewer by acclamation. Delegates elected to the State Convention in Utica include Brewer, Sessions, and H. B. Baxter. Prof. King made a balloon ascent from Buffalo last Wednesday, passing Attica Warsaw Penn Yan Elmira and landing at Oxford, with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua County
Dr. Brewer
Warren County
Brewer
Sessions
H. B. Baxter
Utica
King
Kinzua Woods
Buffalo
Attica
Warsaw
Penn Yan
Elmira
Oxford
Chenango County
New York
St. Paul
Minnesota
Dalrymple
Owatonna
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
F. Stearns
Court of Common Pleas
County of
Warren
R. W. Irvine
Deerfield Township
Warren Co
J. F. Stearns
L. D. Wetmore
A. D
W. Waters
V. Davis
Marshall
Ofice
W. D
Penna
Pittsburgh
Sept. Sd
John Quinn
Revere House
E. Woodruff, Esq
John Hall
U.S
Reunion of Army of the Cumberland in Pittsburg
An Army of the Cumberland reunion occurred in Pittsburg last week. Gov. Hartranft delivered the welcome address. President Grant and Generals Sherman Sheridan Whipple Fisk Course Butterfield Negly and other officers attended. The gathering was very enthusiastic and enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the Cumberland
Pittsburg
Hartranft
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Whipple
Fisk
Course
Butterfield
Negly
Yellow fever advances and toll rise across Gulf and South
Reports from Luxeveroft Luxeveroft Luxeveroft and Mompuis describe yellow fever raging with high mortality. Galveston notes quarantines around New Orleans and Galveston while Dry Tortugas and Key West report officer deaths. Telegrapher deaths and heavy interments signal mounting distress and urgent aid needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasurxeros
Mississippi
Atlantic
War and Navy Departments
Army and Navy
Key West
Galveston
Texas
Indianola
New Orleans
Houston
Mompuis
Little Rock
Shreveport
Ironsides Sinks After Foundering Off Graxp Haver
The propeller Ironsides of the Englemann line, linking Detroit and Milwaukee Railway, foundered seven miles from Graxp Haver at noon. A distress signal was sent at 6 AM but heavy seas prevented aid. Of 41 aboard, 32 saved, 14 bodies recovered, including four women and five crew in one capsized boat. Captain Sweetman and wife, plus five passengers, are unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graxp
Haver
Mich
Englemann
Detroit and Milwaukee Railway
Sweetman
Haveeen
Mixed political and social notes from 1873 issue
A collage of short items reports on ex Mayor Gaston seeking Massachusetts governor nomination, Sunday hunting fines, a juror verdict quip, fashion by New York papers, local postmaster actions, diaries of everyday woes, potato disease in England, Hoosac Tunnel inspection, taxation views, and various court and crime notes across Boston, Brooklyn, Lancaster, and Philadelphia with brief local developments and expositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Boston
Massachusetts
New York Mail
Charles O. Talbott
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Mark Lane Express
England
Massachusetts Senate
Hoosac Tunnel
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George W. Allen
Tidioute
J. J. Shearman
Kinzua
Starling W. Waters
EB. R. Wheelock
Sugar Grove
D. B. Peck
Farmington
E. W. Mudgh
Spring Creek
Theodore Chase
Pine Grove
Summerfield Warner
Freehold
Warren Academy
Daniel Gross
Conewango
Constitutional Convention
Jay Cook & Co
Mike Schwing
Clint Philips
Shere
A Leng Rts
Jeff Davis
Life Insurance
Lancaster County
Detroit
Henry Austin
Greenville
Mercer County
Donavan
Muskegon
Wilmer Worthington
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
State Senate
West Chester
John B. Blake
Board of Public Works of
District of Columbia
Shepherd
Blake
Messrs
Gordon and
Mackey
Indianapolis
George Slosson
Chicago
John Bessinger
Bedett
Illinois
Lancaster
Greece
Modoc
Buena Vista
Punxsutawney Argus
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Startrorp
Conn
Credit Mobilier
United States District Court
Painesville
Ohio
D. Wizner
Albert W. Smith
Youngsville
Ella L. Garner
Warren, Pa
Mary Louise
A. E
M. E. Goodrich
NEW Furniture Store
Youngsville, Pa
W. D. Kinnear
Fairmont House
Ag’t
Scire Facias
S. Durham
Ware Farm
S. Parham
Ss. W. Waters
People’s Store
Main Street
Jamestown, N. Y
A. Hazeltine
de Forest Weld
Isimimenuse
Europe
America
Merrimack
Merrimac
Wen
Lie
People's Low Price Store
EAVE
Kof Bart
Parmler & Nenry
Keystone Block
Heriff
Deerfield
State of
School House
Terry
A. MaGill
MaGill
Anthony Church
Alex McColma
Sai Courson
Hannah M
Anthony Courson
Recorder’s
Church
James MaGee
Hannah M. Church
W. Parshall
James T
James Parshall
James T. M. F. Smith
Gee
Alpheus
A. Courson
G. Brown
Allegheny
W. Church
Potter
Certany
F. Smith
Limesson
Parshall
aGee
Allegheny Stump River
Exec
Ely Estone
Ry Wilson
Josephine J. Eleanor L. Bartlett
Ith
James Dennis
Alpheus Sm
Dee
Rees
Wm. H. Beadle
H. Hunter
David Beaty
Glade City
F. A. Randall
E. Walker
Sheffield
Norce
Erie Co. Common Pleas
W. E. Magill
Obed Simmons
Johnson & Lindsey
Jas
Parmler
Brussels
the People's Store
eLreding
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