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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1859
Page
2
A clash between Democrats and Republicans in Leavenworth near the municipal election led to a general melee with stones knives and pistols. Several hundred participated with injuries reported though none fatally. The episode sparked fears of renewed disturbances amid party demonstrations prior to voting.
Commencement week at the Pennsylvania college drew large crowds from across the country. Addresses by Professor Copper and Dr Shuve impressed academics and alumni, with numerous degrees conferred including A B and D D. The Alumni Festival featured toasts and reminiscences led by Rev Dr Monn and admired by attendees, marking a memorable season in Gettysburg.
The article lists pledges debate over a 8700 question and criticizes a public figure while praising his integrity. It notes Wve Svaco appointed conductor on the Gettysburg Railroad, the West Pennsylvania Synod meeting in Hanover, and various local appointments and events. It mentions college trustees, dental residence plans, and a crowded rail trip of visitors. It also covers postage debate ahead of the national election, a fire destroying Peter Bert’s farm, a proposed railroad route from Fort Berlin to York, and a Cincinnati youth who shot himself after unrequited love.
Gettysboro Railroad offers excursion tickets from September 25 to October 1 for the State Agricultural Fair in Philadelphia on September 27 28 2904 and 3rd of the month. Fare details include round trip from Gettysburg at 7 Osfarl and other listed rates. Citizens urged to attend the exhibition due to low costs and promotional interest in agriculture and mechanics.
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