Governor's Message Condensed View on State Finances Policies
Governor Petracik de Vivated presents a long annual message detailing state finances, debt reduction, and sinking fund progress. He argues for tariff reform, banking changes, and a return to protective duties to revive industry, with emphasis on education, public hospitals, and county superintendents. He advocates agricultural support, normal schools, and a governor’s residence policy, framing reforms within a broader push for economic stability and national policy alignment.
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Pennsylvania Trining School
James Pollock Retires from Public Office in Harrisburg
James Pollock announces retirement after term end in Harrisburg. He praises the Commonwealth’s progress, pledges peaceful transfer of power to successor, and expresses confidence in the nation’s future while invoking the sovereignty of God and urging unity and virtue among citizens. The address reflects pride in Pennsylvania and the republic.
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A Good Time Coming Debates Treasury Note Bill
The Senate debate on the treasury note bill features Senator Suward advocating rapid business revival. He argues causes of distress are gone and calls for renewed lending and policy action to restore prosperity, despite past ups and downs. A warm December and a large fortune tale follow.
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Ethel Gettysburg Monday News and Local Notices
A 1053 issue reports a printing apprentice sought, a Mr Wins in Congress, and Rev Dr Kon injured after a fall. It notes the New Oxford Hanover railroad opening, lecture series at the Presbyterian Church, and wartime items including a steamer voyage and a Neapolitan quake rumor. It mentions Gov elect Packer, an almshouse physician, and a New Year’s eve dancing mishap. Also reports on ship Persia, telegraph claims, and a White House message praising Com. Paulding’s arrest action.
Turbulent Utah Report Weighs In On Fort Leavenworth Raid
A shaky dispatch from Utah claims an express train from Fort Leavenworth to Fort Bridger encountered a Mormon force that overpowered a command, killed two officers, captured several prisoners, and executed others. The tale is likely exaggerated or false.
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Pennsylvania Legislature Elects Leaders Amid Adjournment
The Pennsylvania Legislature met on Tuesday with all Senators present except three. William I. Wolff of York was chosen Speaker in the Senate. William A. Miller elected Clerk. Captain Brady elected Assistant Sergeant at Arms. In the House, A. B. Longaker of Montgomery was elected Speaker, with Struthers and Treat as officers. The body adjourned Thursday to allow members to visit families.
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Crittenden Proposes Tariff Revisions and Home Valuation
In Senate discussions Mr Crittenden urged higher tariff duties and a shift to home valuation of imports to curb revenue fraud and commercial inequities. Debate paused as Mr Fitch moved to tax wills, and votes later tabled the resolutions. Also notes include Powell's Senate victory, a Chicago fire causing substantial damage, and emigration trends from Ireland and Germany amid economic strain.
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