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Newspaper

Beaver Argus

Location

Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1872

Page

2

National and regional political shifts and notable deaths

General Halleck’s rank noted. Senate elections in Ohio and Iowa shift power. Dr Robert Breckenridge dies in Danville, Kentucky, sparking reflections on his Presbyterian influence and letters to Breckenridge. West Point admission debate over Japanese students provokes wider questions of international education.

Tuk Robt J. Breckenridge Danville Presbyterian Church John C. Breckenridge Europe Cameron Committe On Foreign Relations Japan Military Academy West Point

Pickpocketed Teller Ejected After Saloon Outburst

A drunken man, once aspiring to the presidency, caused a disturbance after visiting a saloon seeking whisky. When denied a drink, he grew violent and had to be removed by force. Described as a wreck, his friends say the only service he can render is to die as whisky has overwhelmed him.

New York City Comptroller James Fisk, Jr Brattleboro Vermont Chardain O Flagg Ninth Regiment Prince of Erie Annapolis Detroit New Hampshire Alstead Home Missionary Society Peterboro United States la Grosse Wis Pai A Daily Republican Mankato Minnesota

Nasby’s Return Shows Small Debts and Taxpayer Hope

A brief note cites Nasby of the Cross Roads Kentucky reporting for the quarter ending December 31 with a modest balance of 3.86 owed to him by the U S. and a small debt to the government. The text hopes for new methods to aid taxpayers and keep workers employed.

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Senate Actions and Bills in January Session

Senate reports on customs service organization and appellate jurisdiction, Clayton accusations and elections, amnesty bill, and resolutions. House bills include tax repeal talk, coinage, West Point admission, and post office mail contracts inquiry. Adjournments note Ku Klux investigations and Roger Williams statue vote.

Senate Schurz N. S. Tribune Customs Service Supreme Court Ae Flovse Committee On Civil Service House Ku Klux Committee Clayton Arkansas Edwards Coles Roger. Willtiams Adj Hovuse Desala Montreal Washington Committee On Messrs. Wright Murrill Norwood West Point House E Wood Clark 3D District Texas Seargent California Act Conkling Sumner Ohio River Lake Michigan Mississippi River Parker Guard Islands Pacific Ocean Roger Williams Adj. Hovsk Postoffice Committee

Auditor General's report shows big year for Commonwealth

The 1871 Auditor General report lists total expenditures of 7,024,079.85 with a Treasury balance of 1,476,808.59. It details loan redemptions, interest payments, government expenses by department, pensions, charitable costs, schools, and public buildings, plus a total revenue of 7,197.45. A Brooklyn shooting incident and national convention news follow.

Commonwealth Treasury Senate House Executive Department Auditor General’s Department Treasury Office Surveyor General's Department Judiciary Philadelphia Allegheny Pa. Institution For Deaf and Dumb Institute For the Blind Training School For State Lunatic Hospital State Hopital Danville Marine Hospital Erie Western Pa Dixmont Am't Allegheny County A. K. M’clure Houses of Refuge Penitenti Board of Public Charities Luzerne County Mifflintown Smicellaneous

Claims A st Great Britain United States against Great Britain

Condensed statement of the United States case to the Geneva Commission lists six claim categories for damages from Confederate cruiser actions, including direct losses, pursuit costs, transfer of American shipping to British flag, higher insurance, extended war costs, and interest. It itemizes per-vessel sums totaling 17.9 million dollars, plus added war-premium interest, with the British case promised as equally voluminous.

Great Britain United States Alabama Geneva Commission Venience American Commercial Marine Boston Chickamaqua Florida Georgia Nashville Retribution Sallie Shenandoah Sumter Tallahassee

Harrisburg Legislature Draws in a Noted Deluge of Corrupt Ties

Harrisburg letters warn that the upcoming session will be marked by a flood of legislators enticed by bribes and favors. The correspondent cites gambling dens and bawdy houses as proving grounds for bargains and sales, accusing members of ignorance and graft. The piece laments the rise of Parliamentarian corruption and calls for God to save the commonwealth.

Harrisburg Pittsburgh Dispatch Railroa N.Y A. T. Stewart WV. Y. Tribune Orc Berkshire Tya Eben Allison Beaver

Pennsylvania ruling restricts vote to male citizens

In Philadelphia the court held that under Pennsylvania law the elective franchise remains limited to male citizens, despite broader citizen status for women. Judge Sharswood found the Ninth Article only allows voting for men, citing long-standing usage and charters. The article notes other local items including a Stevens monument in Lancaster and social commentary on women’s dress.

Philadelphia Nisi Prins Sharswood Mrs. Burnham Pennsylvania Tate Shars‘wood Congress Commonwealth United States

Catacazy Affair Strains US Russia Ties

The dispatch notes a cooling of relations between Russia and the United States over Catacazy difficulties. Prince Gorbschakoff criticizes Secretary Fish as ungentlemanly toward Catacazy and the Russian government. He signals support for the disposed minister, delays judgment, and suggests Fish erred in haste against the Washington treaty.

Catacanzy Maddie Russia United States Catacazy Prince Gorbschakoff Fish Washington Pittsburgh Dispatch

Sort of Society Which Breeds Fisks

The New York Evening Post condemns a society that applauds smartness over probity in journalism and business. It warns that public journalism and mercantile culture shield corruption and dishonesty, letting vice go unpunished and breeding the like of Tweeds and Fisks.

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