Trustee名单变动引发争议
文章显示涉及对某机构理事会名单的撤回与调整。核心信息为 Dr. S Cancingsam 被移出名单，相关方就Selacatin 及代理机构的职务调整提出意见与程序讨论，地点与机构名称待核对。
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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1863
Page
2
Homewood Avon Becomes a Stylish Summer Resort Area
The Homewood area six miles above New Brighton along the New Castle Railroad near Pitts. F S W and Co shows a rapid growth with ten or twelve commodious buildings and a new hotel by David Johnston and a large store by Patterson of Enon. Poster & Graham have built many structures and employ workers. The station at Smith's Falls on Beaver River promises to attract summer visitors with river scenery and potential investment, aiming to become a major resort. Complimentary for the county, two local militia companies return from Fredericksburg and Rappahannock campaigns, receiving a hero’s welcome in New Brighton. Authorities discuss a new law allowing Justices of the Peace to remove tenants with two months’ notice, and a fire at Bridgewater Glass Works destroys buildings worth about 4000 dollars with insured loss around 1600. rebuilding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brighton
New Castle
Pitts. Fs. W.& Co
Smith's
Beaver River
New Castle Road
Court proceedings dispose several cases last week
Commonwealth vs Daniel Howell judged on three liquor charges. Two guilty one not guilty with costs. Hiram Mesvar et al vs Hugh Anderson verdict for damages. Selah Chambertin foreign attachment verdict damages 6209.17. Cent vs Sam Spencer James Spencer murder indictment led to Samuel Spencer five years and James Spencer two years. Wim Cameron postponed to adjourned term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Daniel Howell
R. HW
Sam l Spencer
James Spencer
Murdes
March’ Ferm
Counrt
Samuel Spencer
Wim. Cameron
Pont
Union Meeting in Beaver Addresses Union or Disunion
A large Beaver audience filled the Court House on Tuesday evening under the Union League. Col. Charles J. Shriner and Col. Henry Darris addressed the crowd, praising the Union and criticizing traitors and current Democrats. L. L. McGuffin also spoke, urging adherence to the old Democratic principles in support of the government. Delegates S. B. Wilson and E. B. Dougherty were chosen for the State Convention with instructions to back the most pro-Administration candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Court House
Union
League
Ohio
John
Darragh
Rochester
Samuel Leiper
Hanover
8. Barclay
A. G. McCreary
Wm.m. Reed
Indepenendence Township
Aghd Cloxed
Chas. JT. Shriner
Democratic Party
Rentade Democrat
Jackson
Old Democratic Party
Iptus
Ite
Misaru
Renegard
Biogient i
L. L. M'Guffin
Lawrence County
Heo
Thia
Gome
Bude
Charleston
S. B. Wilson
E. B. Dougherty
Maron
Dixon
Roballion
Richmond
Dinortina
Robert Griregor
McGrégor J
Holly
Spegeh
Ludge Agnow
J Pabert
Pienso
Jagain
Mc ‘Gregor
Aley Llicane
Nio
Levine
Dix Awaits Relief Amid Shift of Maj Gen Dix Command
A Monday order transfers the department of Maj Gen Dix to Maj Gen Hooker. It is presumed Gen Dix may request relief from duty in light of the reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gexigay Dix
Mil o Radams Denies Treasurer Nomination Rumors
A dated card from Captain Adams calls out rumors across the county claiming Milo Radams has withdrawn his bid for treasurer. Radams says he is in enrollment for six weeks and cannot canvass, denying fabrications by political adversaries and urging friends to ignore the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Emtéry
Janoth
Milo Radams
Candidate Withdraws from County Treasurer Race
Beav er June 9 163 The undersigned requests withdrawal of name from the list of candidates for the office of County Treasurer and thanks friends for their support. GE Henry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Iir
GE Henry
Army Committee Appointments and Soldier Aid Meetings
The notices call for Army Committee appointments on Thursday June 2 at 6 pm in Syracuse Coal Works schoolhouse and Enon Station to organize Soldiers Aid Societies in every district. Speakers will attend to aid formation and arrangements. Also mentions Vallardigham's continued stay in Shelbyville and travel plans. details are fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io Seldm United
Syracuse Coal Works
Enon Station
Friends of the Culdiers
Fraternal Lodge Mourns Loss of Brother's Wife and Mother
At Robert Son’s Lodge No. 460 I C of O F a meeting passed resolutions expressing sorrow for the death of the wife of Brother Geo. Co Bradebaw and mother to his children. The loss is described as severe and the lodge pledges sympathy, urging resignation to Divine will and printing resolutions in local papers Bright on Times and Beaver Argus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson's Lodge
I. C
O. F
Verbirighton Ape
Earth
Geo. Co Bradebaw
Waeneas
Ebel
Abe Belshee
Beaver Argus
Brighton Times
Brother Bradshaw
The Pennsylvania Reserve Corps in Washington Chronicle
The Washington Chronicle recounts the Monday evening march of the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps. The remaining two thousand veterans, once fifteen thousand, are praised for their past battles from Drainesville to Fredericksburg and readiness under Brigadier General Crawford for future duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Chronicle
Penneyton Reserve
Leat
Dillon
Arenaa
Keene
Bull Bui
Drainesville
Fredericksburg
Crawford
Antiethin
North Carolina Opposes Jeff Davis War Stand
The Raleigh Standard denounces rebellion against Jeff Davis and vows North Carolina will not host Confederate battles or leaders. It claims Governor Vance’s organ says the Confederate war must be decided in Virginia, with no stand here and bloodshed avoided in state borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Vance
Raleigh Standard
Jeff Davis
Virginia
Cotton States
Colonel D Utessy Sentence For Traud Misconduct
The sentence of Corporal D Utassy a United States Army officer convicts him of fraud. He forfeits all pay and allowances due or may become due and is confined for one year at a War Department directed facility. He is disqualified from holding any office of trust or employment in the U S service. Publication of the crime, name and punishment is ordered in three papers. The Secretary of War approves imprisonment in Sing Sing New York. The resident approves the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
D'Utasay
Tate
Traud
Secretary of War
United States
New York
Uison
Sing Sing
Norfolk Returns To Civil Rule In City Government
The Norfolk city will restore civil rule tomorrow with oath administered to new officials by Mayor Brooks who has been sworn in by the State Attorney General. Civil and military authorities will work together to enforce civil rule in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Brooks
Virginia
Western
Army of the Potomac repels rebels at Fredericksburg front
Dispatches report Union forces under General Teo and Gen. Rosecrans crossing streams and shells against rebel lines near Fredericksburg. Rebel sharpshooters oppose a river crossing but are driven back by Vermont brigade and New York regiments. Prisoners numbered near one hundred with heavy casualties and high morale boost. General Sherman wounded in New Orleans engagement. overall Union losses estimated around ten thousand. Rebels still hold key positions near Fredericksburg with heavy enemy fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorr
Jane
Giese
Sixth Army
Corpg Crogaee
Port Olas
Ronne
Prisners
Cross
Ddth
Fréderichabuky
I Iv Ia
Gordonsville
Potomac
Brighde
Rappahannick
Wicrors
Deeprut
Frederic Abure
Sander Cabie
Col de ‘ Tompisins
Iebes
Riba
Qirimness
Vermont
Belfin
P.m
Orie
Howe
Denlovin
Bernard Houke
Teo
Tiones
Fredericksburg
Muerrreessons
Col Wilder
Isfantry
Ligerty
Vertulus
Bragg
Erate
Tuntiay
Bréckinvide
McCain
Mississippi
Tite
Northern Light Arrives and New Mexico Notes
Reports from Mexico include the steamer Northern Light arriving at port from San Francisco via spinwall on the 27th. Panam letter mentions Orizaba arriving that day, two and a half million dollars in Panama funds, and news of French defeats at Puebla. Also noted: Lincoln to attend Union celebration in Philadelphia with a large delegation and grand accommodations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinwall
Panam
Orizaba
San Francisco
Jin Ieasure
Uewa
Mexico
Acapulco
Puebla
Ortegi’s
Tras
Panama
Janet
Europe
U S
Lancaster Jai
Se. Marys
Wisn
Bhanad
America
Bombardment News From Vicksburg and Northern Operations
Reports describe ongoing bombardment around Vicksburg with Union pickets in position and heavy firing. Dispatches from Grant’s forces note marches toward rivers, captures, and reports of Bragg and McCain divisions moving toward Mississippi as Union officers rally support and leadership in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicace
Juanes
Vicksburg
Pemberton
Jolensei
Cai
Grant
Ordard Avery
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