Reforms Among the New York Jewish Observances
A Bratton Staurtal correspondent notes reforms in New York City Jewish religious practice, including Sunday worship replacing Sabbath observance in some congregations. The piece mentions opposition from traditionalists, debates over two worship days, and a sermon by Rev Dr Raphael addressing Jewish leadership and philanthropic events.
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Dows
New York
Braton Staurtalamentions
Nework City
Sania
Raphael
Tureig
Toy
America
Arlientanse
Highone
Century-old Woman and Others in Limbaby Neighborhood
A fragmented tale recalls an elderly woman and her daughter in the N. B. Wallis area, with memory of military service and family lineage. It mentions a great-grandmother’s warning, a story of a poor girl and a justice case involving Wilkins, and a Rochester Genesee Valley railroad accident with an engine wreck. The piece also notes Russian cavalry stables, Hor Parker Sheldon in decline, and a Tennessee figure tied to a longtime public life.
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N. B. Wallis
Washington
West Point
Willikalyes
Balelabtren
Cerypil-Abilfren
Desperado Arrest Sparks Borough Turmoil
Desperate ruckus in north Guargestucs near the Railroad ends with the arrest of foupAndivisons for creating a disturbance. John Shultz Matthew Minubart George Lits and Michel Maier held. Yeasoner Shooter transfers. The assault on High Umatable Huby involved a large knife and multiple targets, resulting in injuries but no deaths. The prisoner, later imprisoned, attempted to attack jail staff and destroy the cell. Desperado Miol oy Riser noted as a persistent arsonist. sheriffs considered shooting as a possible outcome.
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Desperado
Guargestucs
John Shultz
Matthew Minubart
Guorga
New Markat
Michel Maier
Vale Howse
Gawuty
Fishur
Huby
Osthia
Andre
Athena
Anani
Remarkable January Weather in 1858 England and America
Readable portions describe unusually mild January conditions in Philadelphia and other eastern locations, with comparisons to past notable winters such as 1780 and 1814. The text also notes heavy snows across Buffalo to Maine and mentions cold records in Maine, Vermont, and New Brunswick, plus a report from Utah about winter quarters and Mormon movements. It records military and governance notes in Utah and a Mount Vernon fundraising update with substantial totals raised for preservation.
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Delaware
Subuyl Hill
Phiadelphia
Maine
Buffals
Maing
St. Dutie
New Brunawick
Wiley
Alexandria
Vity Eassport
Portsmouth
New Bampstire
Dentury
Linnever
Philadelphia
Dettysburg Obscure Acknowledgments By House Members
The TES QUAM SENTINEL notes acknowledgments from Dettysburg figures to Ne and Brewer of the Seaard and Will of the House for public documents with Ticking as Assistant Clerk. The passage appears as a formal courtesy item in a local record.
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Will
Ticking
Death of Rev Dr Knox in New York City
The paper reports the death of Rev Dr Knox aged 68, former pastor of Collegiate Dutch Reformed Church, New York, after a fall. It notes his county origins, honors from local clergy, burial at Middle Water Church, and memorial tributes from various church bodies and individuals. It also mentions related accident of Rev Dr McLeod, and a series of lectures and charitable notices tied to Christian associations.
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New York
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Heo
Dateh Uburvh
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Bowil
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Board of Domestia Missions
Board of Foreign Missions
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Hay
Dos
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de. McLeod
First Reformed Church
Jacobs
Pennsylvania College
Young Men’s Christian Association
Phig Haying Woon
Cannes Flouxme
St Janos
Bald Robbery and Local Real Estate Transfers
A burglary at the Store of A Te Warcar in Bendersville, Fry County, yielded a small haul after thieves bored through a swat-dsar and disturbed dogs at Grogan Mission. Mary Alexander Kaser sold her Butler township farm for 9500 to Totin A. Shue of Carroll County, Md. Dr Moses Hehwratz sold his Mountjey township farm for 4000 to his brother John Schwartz. Carroll F. Danner assumed county treasurer duties as the prior term ended. War T. D. Canson appointed cashier of the Getynburg Bank after W H McPherson’s death, though the bank faced losses.
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Mary. Alexander Kaser
Butler Township
Totin A. Shue
Carroll County
Moses Hehwrartz
Mountjey Township
Johu Schwartz
Death of George K. Harper editor of the Franklin Repository
A late notice recalls the death of George K. Harper Esq a venerable editor for over forty years of the Franklin Repository. He was esteemed for frank noble hearted integrity and generous conduct. the obituary notes his long service and respected character. The piece also mentions other political and public affairs from Harrisburg and national events.
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Iele
Gaionox IK
Hawren
Deg
Chambersburg
Ahe “Jraukin Repository
A. Fir
Gettysburg Railroad Election Names Presidents and Directors
The Monday election for President and Directors of the Gettysburg Railroad favored Tubert M'Curdy as President and a slate of directors including Abraham Krise G W Mc Clellan Jnsigh Benner Poller Crane J W Hendrix Quo Trove NM Mysrs Fred Dick Joseph Bailay John Albert David Wills and John Musselman. One ticket ran with no opposition and no heated protests or challenges to the vote legality were recorded.
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Gettysburg Railrad
Twbert M'Curdy
Abraham Krise
G. W. McClellan
Jnsigh Benner
Poller Crane
J. W. Hendrix
Quo. Trove
Mysrs
Fred. Dick
Joseph Bailay
John (Albert
David Wills
John Musselman
Fragmented Democratic Faction Over Kansas Question
The President and party face internal strife over Kansas policy and the Walker arrest. The Sunday Dispatch notes factional splits with many Northern and Southern Democrats opposing leaders like Guyarnor Waller and Toombs, while calls grow for expulsion. The party appears divided and leaderless.
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Hixasas
Walker
Torpernay
Northern Nationala
Agiinet
Guuers
Dlepatoh
Thit Guyarnor Waller
Douglas
Pormy
Prive
Detroit Meeting Turns Into Animal Menagerie
An administration gathering in Detroit devolved into chaos as attendees argued and voted amid an extraordinary display of animals. The Detroit Advertiser notes unexpected scenes with cats, dogs, birds, and more, creating a spectacle beyond the expected proceedings.
Lecompton Constitution Repealed by Kansas Votes
From Kansas comes word of a pivotal vote on the Lecompton Constitution. The result is reported as repudiated by factions, signaling political shifts and plans to send the outcome to Washington for further action by President Buchanan’s allies.
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Kansas
Nowa
Kinaus
Free State
Buchanan
War Department to reinforce Utah Army and recruit plans
The War Department moves to reinforce the Utah army as soon as possible with thirteen hundred recruits from California. Gen Scott’s plans gain approval, with mobilization points at Governor's Island Carville Barracks Newport Barracks and Fort Leavenworth. Navy and other forces contemplate Nicaragua action against Walker and Anderson as cotton prices hint at renewed manufacturing activity. Chicago building value rises to four million dollars.
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Utah
United States
War Department
Army of
Wemy
New York
Woodrad
Gettysburg Railroad Company Annual Meeting Proceedings
The Stadholders of the Gettysburg Rail lane Compuriyy convened at the Court-house. Morbury was named Chair with Srannn chy sen Secretary. minutes approved. Reports from the President, Engineer and Auditor presented a year of appalling delays due to nonpayment by stockholders, bond issues, and a large loan, while progress on grading and track laying continued with contracts in place to finish to Gettysburg by spring. The board noted losses, advised enforcing penalties, announced a bond sale plan, and mourned the death of John B. McPherson, a long-time board member, as the company pressed toward completion of the line.
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Tay
Heath Mnate
Ewok
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Robert McUrdy
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