Grove Academy Exhibition and Election News Report
The Grove Academy young ventlewen staged a September exhibition at Double Vine Creek with a large rostrum, wreaths, and a full program. The American Silver Cornet Band performed as crowds praised the debuts, while Maine election results showed a Republican Governor and a large GOP majority in the legislature. Elijah Bowed, a noted horse thief, died in Frederic jail after a life of disguise and crime. Reports also described a missing man George Cook, counterfeit notes found in Philadelphia, a Chathan Michigan hay fire, Missouri slave property movements, and Kansas entering the Union amid Civil War tensions.
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Local politics and candidacy notices surface in county races
A misquoted column touts Capt. Drews as loyal to Ms. Wine, endorses Cimminsrray SiesSAT Wan for Director of the Poor, and praises upright leaders for County Commissioners. It notes opposition sentiment, predicts votes for Mr. Ressen and Mr. Mussurwan, and mentions Democratic papers attacking Col. McCirry while supporting Senator J Wren Dovanas. A London-linked figure, Weighs, is said to hold a high post. a pastor, Rev. Sailor A. Toran, may move to Votesile. Reports from Oregon reveal an incident of 140 killed by Snake Indians near Warts Springs.
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The Story Don t Fit From the Coneptar Sept 1%
The text notes discrepancies in season lengths and dates, with phrases about days of sessions and an unreliable neighbor. It questions honesty and accuracy, suggesting some admit error only when caught fibbing. The piece reflects on inconsistent records and vague attributions.
Serious injury after horse accident at Bell farm
On Saturday last a man employed by Robert Bell of Straban township drove his team when the horses were frightened and bolted. In an attempt to stop them he was knocked from the saddle and suffered a compound fracture of the big leg below the knee and a dislocated ankle. The horse fell on him, and Mrs. Bert, the only person home, freed him from the animal with a rail. Bell was called for and surgical aid secured. the injury is stated to be very serious.
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Deaths and local notices from a Pennsylvania issue
Reports include the deaths of Rev. Jens Biereruvinen and other clergy, a church leader in German town, a provincial injury from a threshing machine strap incident, property transactions in New Chester and Tyrone, sale of a lot on Yerk Street, and community notices about events and innovations in dress accessories and art.
State Debt Reduced by 1 187 155 30 in Harrisburg Rally
The Harrisburg paper praises Governor Potzock and Congressman Mo Penson for the ongoing reduction of state debt through the sale of public works and state counts. It credits Col. Mo. Ghung as a strong supporter and urges Democratic support at upcoming elections, while criticizing the Compiter and forecasting reform in county governance.
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House
Senate
People's Party
Voter Qualifications and Local Political Notes
The item outlines citizenship and residency requirements to vote, including timeframes in the Commonwealth and election district. It mentions assessed taxes, a call to ensure voters are assessed, and election dates. It also notes political campaigning for Auditor General and a Lutheran Synod meeting with elected officers and scholarships. It ends with word of the steamship Europa sailing to Liverpool with 450,000 in specie.
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United States
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Aires
Nforer
Falsified legislature payments spark press dispute
A Maryland style political quarrel centers on the $700 salary for members and the alleged misreporting in the Journal and Compiler. Durbo Raw and others face scrutiny for votes on the appropriation and the Conference Committee report. The piece accuses the Compiler of distortions while defending Durbo Raw and the repeal camp. Also noted are flood damage in Frederick, a Baltimore Synod session, and state debt reductions praised for funding public works.
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Yeas
Auyaupan
Xarsamull Durboraw
Friends of Repeal
Committee of Conference
New York Times Reports Personal Crisis List
The New York Times published a six week tally of personal crisis reports in U S papers. Fifty three deaths occurred with twenty more failed attempts, domestic trouble driving most cases. Mr Greeley’s California letter notes Fremont discussing about five thousand dollars per week from Mariposa mines.
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