Ingersoll’s Politics Trump Dems’ Religion Debate
The piece defends Robert Ingersoll against accusations of atheism while praising his political views and rhetoric. It argues the press condemns creed while tolerating crimes, and asserts Ingersoll’s independence and legal right to belief. The author claims his politics are first class and his eloquence irresistible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ingersoll
Democratic Press
Ledger
Mr. Ingersoll
Professor Huxley
Ingersoll
Lowry Taken Ill While Campaigning for Senator
Hon M B Lowry of Erie Democratic candidate for Senator has been taken to Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia for treatment. While touring the state for Tilden his speeches have grown wild and incoherent though not unlike other Tilden advocates. The piece mocks reform and predicts the Tilden ticket will fail in November.
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M. B. Lowry
Erie
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Tilden
Lowry
Warren Democracy
Warren Ledger
Tildén
Titusville Courier
Salt River
Hayes
Wheeler
Jamestown
Gov
Fenton
Warren County
Democratic Party
Kentucky
Virginia
Madison
Breckenridge
South
Lincoln
New York
Wm. Kent
Mr. Tilden
Chicago
Union
Congress
Hewitt
Manton Marble
Gov. Hayes
Wm. A. Wheeler
Tammany
Reform candidate Dorsh questions mileage claim in NY race
The piece mocks Dorsh, reform candidate for New York lieutenant governor, accusing him of exaggerating travel miles and expense claims by his assistant Miller between Buffalo and Rochester. The department disallowed the swindle, prompting Dorsh to quit the Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuav
Dorsheimer
New York
Dorsh
Tilden
Miller
Buffalo
Rochester
Republican Party
Winona Banker Quietly Shields Newspaper For Warren Club
Mark Wittson president of Merchant's National Bank of Winona Minnesota has ordered the Winona Weekly Republican sent to Warren Pennsylvania until after the fall elections and Hayes and Wheeler are elected. The item notes prepayment and directs delivery to Hayes and Wheeler Club Warren Pa.
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Mark Wittson
Merchant’s National Bank of
Winona
Minnesota
J. B. Brown
Warren
Hayes
Wheeler
Hayes and Wheeler Club
Reform Skeptic Sees Late-Life Awakening by Chicago Figure
The speaker from Chicago, James P. Root, questions the value of reform after sixty four, accusing a long alliance with Boss Tweed and labeling the person a fraud for starting reform late in life.
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James P. Root
Chicago
Tilden
Boss Tweed
Americans beat Irish in Tur Dollymount prize match
The Irish and American teams each had six players at Creedmore last Thursday. The Americans scored 1,165 to 1,154 for the Irish, winning by 11 points despite no Gildersleeve or Bodine. Gopeys Lady's Book for October is on hand with patterns music and engravings priced at $3 a year.
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Creedmore
Gildersleeve
Bodine
Gopey
L. A
Parade of Odd Fellows in Philadelphia Dazzles Thousands
The Tuer Odd Fellows parade in Philadelphia on the 20th drew an immense crowd as 15 000 to 20 000 men lined up, marking the grandest sight in the order's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
A Crushing Charge Against Mr. Dorsheimer Reform Candidate Accused
The Buffalo Express reports that while Mr. Dorsheimer touted reform, his U S District Attorney tenure from 1867 to 1871 allegedly involved systematic mileage fraud. Accused assistants charged Buffalo to Rochester miles for Rochester tasks, inflating bills and undermining reform claims.
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Mr. Dorsheimer
Hayes and His Maligners Angry Democratic Attacks
The Cincinnati Enquirer retracts a Hayes accusation after a Cleveland caller John Somerton failed to prove charges about bounty money. The paper apologizes to Governor Hayes and condemns partisan denials as insincere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio
Gov. Hayes
Cleveland
John Somerton
Hayes
John
Tilden’s War Record Mention At Maine Meeting
Gen Thomas W Conway of New York recalled Gov Samuel J Tilden’s reluctance to fund a second Ninth New York Volunteer battalion saying Tilden preferred aiding veterans over sending troops south. Republicans John Van Buren James T Brady and others funded required expenses.
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Maine
Thomas W. Conway
New York
Gov. Tilden
Ninth New York Volunteers
John van Buren
James T. Brady
Havemeyer
Geo. Opdyke
William Curtis Noyes
Mr. Brady
Samuel J. Tilden
Tilden
Forest and Stream advertisement notice
The Forest and Stream of New York is a weekly 16 page journal for field sports natural history fish culture game protection and related topics. It announces a price reduction to four dollars per year and invites readers to send for details about guns dogs fish and birds and their handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest and Stream
New York
Sinnot’s name stings governor in tax plight
Gov. Tutor’s law clerk Judge Sinnot faces a four column explanation to escape income mire. The play on words warns that the name Sinnot mirrors the situation, implying a simple truth the governor should have seen.
Tax suit urged to recover Governor Tilden's 1862 income
Internal Revenue Commissioner Raum urges the U S District Attorney to sue for taxes on Governor Tilden's 1862 income he swore at 7000 then later 20000 dollars Reform is necessary in the system and the case underscores tax enforcement.
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Internal Revenue
Raum
U. S. District Attorney
Tilden
Reflections on Republican and Democratic Party Prospects
The speaker argues that former Democratic defectors should not trust the party, while those who recall Republican progress should feel moved by its current aspirations and prospects.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Congress Aims and Alignments in the Postwar Era
The piece analyzes party balance in the Confederate era footprint of Congress with ex Confederates in office, chairmanships by region, and shifts away from New England and Northwest. It notes the Boys in Blue rally in Indianapolis for Hayes and Wheeler and reports the Hell Gate explosion’s success and John D. Lee’s first degree murder conviction for Mountain Meadows.
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Congress
New England
Northwest
Mississippi
New York
Brigham Youne
John D. Lee
Salt Lake City
Mountain Meadows
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Marren Mail
Rutherford B. Hayes
William A. Wheeler
of New York
Col
L. F. Watson
Congressional Conference
Senate
C. W. Stone
EOR Assembly
W.M. Lindsey
WM. B. Acocks
Pittsfield
W. W.connely
Deerfield
Henry
Youngsville
S. W. Waters
Sterling Green
Kinzua
Warren Academy
M. Miles, Esq
N. P. Morrison
Tidioute
Ing
N. Y.tribune
Jarvis Lord
Gov. Fenton
St. Louis
Floyd
Thompson
Washington
Cincinnati Gazette
New York Times
Treasury Department
United States
Syracuse
Oswego
Ogdensburg
Albany
Troy
Plattsburg
Times
Court House
Geo. Ball & Co’s
Maligners
Confederate Congress
Boys In Blue
Indianapolis
Morton
Garfield
Logan
Noyes
Hartranft
Burnside
Hulburt
Grow
New York Sun
Court of Common Pleas
Pleasant Township
WM. Highhouse
L. M. King
D. H. Sanford
Eldred
John I. Sanford
R. Garland
Etters
Ashael G. Lane
Pine Grove
Warren Co
H. W. Lane
L. D. Wetmore
37Th Judicial District of
Penna
Pine Grove Township
Said
WM. Hale
Caspal Fellows
Benj. Marsh
District Court OF the Uni
District of Pennsylvania
Port Allegany
E. D. Slingerland
McKean
S. W. Smith
Defendorf & Parsons
Variety Tall
Warren, Pa
Old Exchange
Wendelboe & Joiminston
Slott
Carver House Drug Store
Carver House
New Boot and Shoe Store
P Gruber, JR
Allen Block
P. Gruber, JR
RA. Gross & Bro’s
City Dry Goods Store
New York City
Jamestown Alpacas
D. M. Gross & Bro
A. D
Scott & Osborn
J. H. Jack
M. E. S. Biddle
Penna. Rail and Co. Les_ees
Duncan’s Heirs
Eli H. Dunn
Sarre
Sare
J.C. Utter
A. M. Johnson
Elizabeth T. Suttery
Jamieson & Valentine
Joseph Zaver
John D. Fagundus
Same
Thorne Glasby
Catharine Scherck
Asa Smith
M. B. Olmstead
Permlee & Henry
Sam’s D.vidson
Benj. M. Hodes
Stephen Andrews
E. B. Grandin
E. W. Parshall
W.A. Hallenbeck
M. Waters
KE. B. Eldred
Franklin & Brown
James Kinner
R. C. Scott
Sylvester Hownd
Jas. Catlin
A. Wise’s
Keystone
Uily Lily
A. Wise
Z. E. Eddy & Co’s
E.c.cook
Latf
Cornelius
Ighhouse Brothers
Burrill, Elewen & CO
Main Street
Buyifhalo, N. Y
William Messner
Haffers
Penn
Liverpool
Ball & Levy
Merchant Tailors
Michigan Street
Buffalo, N. W
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