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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1872

Page

3

Credit Mobilier allegations trigger political defense in press

The piece critiques the New York Sun and Greeley backers over the Credit Mobilier affair involving Oakes Ames and Congressmen. It features denials by I S Scofield and others, argues the charges are defamatory, and defends figures like Blaine Wilson Dawes Garfield amid a hostile press attack. It also reports local notices on bridge money, Kilpatrick's rally, and a Sugar Grove political club across recent days.

N. Y. Sun McCoomb Credit Mo Iher Union Pcific Railroad Company Oakes Ames Massachusetts Colfax Blaine Wilson Garfield Dawes Scofield Kelley Greeley Senator Wilson Ames

Vast Pittsburg rally of 50000 veterans backs Grant in 1872

In a three hour procession, over 50 000 veterans and sailors gathered in Pittsburg to support Ulysses S Grant. Generals Hawley Logan Sweitzer Geary Burnside Hartranft Garfield Woodford Noyes and Senator Wilson spoke or sent letters while workers from every factory joined the march. A Louisiana letter condemned Horace Greeley and urged loyalty to Grant. The crowd sang John Brown as a telegram to Grant was adopted pledging to reelect the president in November.

Pittsburg Smoky City Hawley Connecticut Logan Sweitzer Geary Burnside Hartranft Garfield Woodford Noyes Senator Wilson Sickles Seigel Colfax New Orleans Republic Horace Greeley Baltimore Grant Lee United States Greeley Brown Gen. Grant Gro. Golden Louisiana Thos Alexander Abraham Johnson Gro. Roche Georgia Colgate Walter Scott Missouri Jas. Stevens Texas John Brown

Poll opening hours and site move noted in sheriff proclamation

The sheriff proclaims polls open 6 to 7 AM and close at 7 PM with a new polling site in Tidioute at Engine House No 1. The item questions Harmon’s political stance and warns against voting patterns while praising Utica artist W A Greaves for portraits and studio work.

Tidioute Engine House No. 1 Green

Unclaimed Sergents in Warren Post Office 1872

A list of unclaimed mail in Warren at the Sept 21 1872 post office shows Emma R Blake Anes Stead Ezra Cosman Louisa Steadman F Chambers Edwin Simorous Frank Cookson F J Simms Thos Chase Geo P Schober C D Ensmore Martha Sweet Enos Freeman Mary L Swar Mrs Toneham W Taylor John Gordon Wesley Tata Sarah Hubley Susan A Thomas Chas Hung Geo R Tremaine Hall Parker Frank G Vose Lizzie Levington Adwin Williams A C Mang F M Williams Geo Marsh Rev Mr Mead Rev S J Williker W A Orser Innce Perlocker Mrs Geo Parker Geo Rust all to be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not called for in four weeks.

Sergens Warren Emma R. Blake Anes Stead Ezra Cosman Louisa Steadman F. Chambers Edwin Simurous Frank Cookson F. J. Simms Thos. Chase Geo. P. Schober C. D. Ensmore Martha Sweet Enos Freeman Mary L. Swar Mrs. Toneham W. Taylor John Gordon Wesley Tata Sarah Hubley Susan A. Thomas Chas. Hung Geo. R. Tremaine Hall & Parker Frank G. Vose Lizzie Levington Adwin Williams A. C. Mang F. M. Williams Geo. Marsh Mr. Mead S. J. Williker W. A. Orser Innce Perlocker Geo. Parker Geo. Rust Rus't Dennison P. M

Geary reviews 20th division parade at Erie

Gov. Geary inspected the 20th division of the Militia of North Western Pennsylvania in Erie on Thursday. Major General Huidekoper commanded. Adjutant General Russell joined the governor. Allen Zouaves led by Capt. James numbered 40. Rain dimmed the parade but crowd cheered the dignitaries and soldiers.

North Pennsylvania Scranton Williamsport Gens Huidekoper Russell Kane

Local political stumps in Corry and surrounding towns

Buckalew and Hartley found no welcome in Corry with a single supporter greeting them at the station and a sour reception at a hotel. Gen Hartranft’s arrival drew a crowd of thousands and a historic turnout, while Buckalew’s side despaired of victory in the ongoing county race. Republican meetings planned in Sheffield and Spring Creek feature speakers Berry Catlin Sherman with appeals for strong turnout and “telling the truth.” Racing events at Warren track on September 25 offer a $500 purse.

Buckalew Hartley Corry Gen Greeley Hole Grant Hartranft Greeley Sheffield Barne’s Corners F. H. Berry New York Spring Creek Ja’s Catlin Sugar Grove

Grover & Baker Sewing Machines showcased in village sales room

Local dealers highlight a new Grover and Baker sewing machine with lock stitch on both fabric sides, thread waxing device to prevent breaks, and an adjustable treadle to suit user motion. Agent Corbin reports strong demand as Otto Huber's Jewelry Store hosts demonstrations and comparisons with rivals.

Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Company Otto Huber Grover & Baker Corbin Mr. Corbin Crandall's Fenner New National Guide M. M. Fenner M. D Redonia N. Y Return Express G. White & CO Warren Co Crandall’s

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