Sad Affair in York County in 19 year old Philip Moore
A York County incident reports Philip Moore, age nineteen, employed by Jacob Brillinger in Spring Garden township, shooting himself with a buckshot loaded pistol. He survived with severe injuries to his mouth and face, including a shattered lower jaw and missing teeth, with uncertain whether intentional or accidental. Rumors cite a recent quarrel with a young lady as context.
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Educating Power of the Bible Address Inspires College Prayer Day
On Thursday, college day of prayer, Christ Church held services and Prof Warr of Philadelphia spoke on the Educating Power of the Bible. The German Reformed Church Anniversary of the Sabbath School also drew crowds despite rain, with Prof Mungernene delivering an excellent address. Eva DanNER won first prize in the infant school. other pupils earned top honors as well.
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Meeting to honor Prof Hatvey at Haney Musical School
A large gathering at McConaughy's Hall Fairfield on Tuesday endorsed Prof Harry Hatvey as an outstanding vocal and instrumental instructor. R Werven sane was elected president and J T Sur Livan secretary as resolutions praised his talents and urged continued service with two or three summer music festivals planned.
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People's State Convention endorses Cameron ticket at Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania People's State Convention met in Marrigburg and named Gen Simon Cameron as the party candidate for President subject to Chicago. Delegates were instructed for Cameron and a full electoral ticket formed. Col Curtin won the gubernatorial nomination on a second ballot amid fervent speeches. Also noted are appointments, bills, and local incidents.
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Washington Statue Inauguration At National Capitol
Washington celebrated on the anniversary of the nation with a grand event for Clark Mills’ equestrian statue in Washington Square. Dignitaries, Free Masons, and military units attended as the President dedicated the monument amid artillery salutes. The ceremonial gavel used to lay the Capitol’s cornerstone in 1793 was present.
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Dreadful Calamity and Political Upheaval Abroad
The Hungarian steamer left Liverpool for Portland and was lost off Cape Sable on the 19th, with 110 crew and unknown passengers, all believed dead as the craft broke up in heavy seas. Concurrently the U S Senate debated slavery policy and Douglas politics with whispers of a Charleston nomination and Stephens as fallback, amid widespread party agitation.
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Mixed political and economic notes from a 19th century periodical
The excerpt mixes satire on demagogues in the U S House of Representatives after a new Speaker is elected, a Western observer’s view on public theater and power, plus reports from Australia on gold production and shipping, a Kentucky House bill to remove free negroes, and tales of fortune's swings including Leonard Wells of Hudson and a slave sale in Georgia. It also notes gold prices in Fredericksburg and a Potomac weather-related gold rumor.
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