Meeting to nominate militia officers in Petersburg
A public meeting of the 2d South Regiment Pennsylvania Militia in Petersburg organized by Henry Bittinger and Thompson Godfrey bury to nominate candidates for militia posts. Henry Bittinger named chairman and John Wolford, William F. Bonner, and Pevy Miller Jr. Esq. were proposed for Brigadier General, Colonel, and Major positions. Local press coverage promised to publish the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2D South Regiment
Penn
Petersburg
Fred Ofge
Henry Bittinger
Thompson
Godfreybury
Slewart
Beior John Wolford Wrae
Goth Regiment
Diutant
WM. F. Bonner
Enarit
Pevi Miller, Jr. Esq
Alajar
With
H. Bietinger
Guorney
Temperance on railroads and dangers of intoxication in engines
The article argues that temperance among railroad and steamship workers reduced accidents and maintained order on Eastern lines, while other rails with drinkers faced murders and riots. It cites directors making sobriety a condition for contractors and calls for strict temperance by engineers and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Providence
Worcester
Lowell
Noton
Bank Capital Rise Amid Bank of the United States Downfall
The record notes a probable increase of fifty to sixty million in banking capital since the decision to dismantle the Bank of the United States, with the next car likely to raise the total further unless a setback occurs. The mention of Miles and Reg hints at individuals or transport context within the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of the
U. States
Portsmouth
N. Hampshire
Washington
Sam Fayetteville
N. Co
Fire setting suspected in multiple yard and home incidents
May 4 Barrmtort report notes a deliberate attempt to ignite a lumber yard on Frederick Street dock between nine and ten. The center timber was set but the fire was detected early and stopped. Similar audacious acts targeted unfinished houses in Cheanu between Scho Ad-4th streets, discovered by a boy and extinguished. Incendiaries are blamed for recent blazes as petty plunder amid chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winaindton
Del
King Street
Henry
Edward Burton
Barrmtort
Frederick Street Dock
Amer
Cheanu
Scho Ad
Phu. Gaz
Burnt in effigy at Campbell County courthouse
A report from Winchester Virginia states Marvin Vax Buen was burnt in effigy at Campbell County courthouse on election night, reflecting local protest amid the county race and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Marvin Vax Buen
Campbell Court House
Militia Election Scheduled by Fifth Division in PA
Militia and volunteers of the Second Brigade Fifth Division Pennsylvania Militia will hold elections on Monday June 1 from 10 AM to 6 PM. Voters choose Brigadier General Brigade Inspector Colonel Lieutenant Colonel and Major for each regiment battalion. Ballots cast at designated battalion polling places. battalion majors to oversee returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Generat
Yorsaid
Wm. Bailey
King’s
Franklin Township
Duarte Courthouse
Bor Doltys O
89Th Regiment
Mr. Smith
Emich’s
Hanover
David Bell
Abbottstown
80Th Regiment
Harvey Hammond
Lewisberry
Moses Myers
Petersburg
Samuel E. Hall
Philadelphia Journal and Tiger Gazette Notice
The Philadelphia Journal and Tiger Gazette states no paper is discontinued without publisher option. Subscribers in arrears. Business letters go to Wa. Sionakea & Co at 374 Market Street, Girard Row, with payments postage paid by May il,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anleas
Sionakea, & Co
Girard Row
Post Pard
May Il
Republic of Letters to publish second year of work
In April 1835 George Dearborn announces the Republic of Letters will continue with a new form at the start of the second year. Each number will be 82 pages, issued weekly at 61 cents, with annual mail subscription three dollars. forthcoming volumes will include historical, biographical, and literary works by Lamb, Voltaire, Scott, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Atlantic Ocean
Court Street
Race
Elm Street
Republic of Letters
Lisse
Eratty Ven
Historiga
Fua
Charles Lamb
Voltaire
Peter the Great
Ytsraeli
C.p
Lanter
Walter Scott
Humber
Mackenzie
Dr. Johnson
Castle of Otranto
Horace Walpole
Clara Reeve
Dr. Franklin
Ison
Gill Blas
le Sage
Smollet
Juliane Noubigne
Eugene Aram
Dr Moores
Bacon
Chevy Chase
LiAllegro
Milton
Charles XII
Manfred
Lord Byron
Ali’s
T. Moore
Elizabeth
Mad
Cotton
Goldsmith
Swift
Locke
Cervantes
Prince Eugene
Himself
George Dearborn
Gold Street
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Times
Paravecrata
Belees
Nat. Gaz
N. York Journal of Commerce
Texas
U. S
Michigan
Detroit
N. England
Aremendous Storm
THE
Adams Sentinel and
General Advertiser
Harebor
Ives
Jriee Marshall
New London
Saybrook
Star
Tancaster
Dantee Durxes
York County
Court of Common Pleas
York and
Adams
Durkee
York
U. Staten
Washington City
N. York
Europe
Louisiana
Niles’ Register
Aspide
Sttrer
Concord
N.H
Silver
Mia
Sean
Albany Evening Journal
Utied
Eben
Fork Gazette
Delaney Street
Boeldein
Lou
North America
Puivapet Pura
John Rodgers
Baptist Church
Viteginia
Rhode Island
Richmond
Albermarle
Lew Girys
Young Huchanan
J. Richaban
Tiee
Annenpolis
Elia
Gene
Anole
Buchanan
Roger B. ‘Taney
Phil
Gaz
Alias Dod
Charles Cooke
Atolen Goude
Bostorto
England
Kanawha
Philadelphia Journal and Tigerart Ghwettey
Yrede Az.m
R. Martin
Adams County
Gettysburg
Werner
WM. Bailey, Sen. A
Gettysburg and
Chambersburg
Tomer
Ann Moone
Mary Norx
Ninctions
Coport
George Sheets
Pennsylvania College
Fteen Young
D. Gilbert
Secetary of Board of Trustees
OCF
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!