09 Sep 1863
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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1863
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a 1863 issue with editor proprietor Limbrie. It references terms and notices, but the text is severely garbled and unreadable. No clear event, date, or names beyond Beaver Targus and Limbrie can be established.
The New York Tribune discusses circulation trends and editorial stance across Republican and anti Republican lines. It notes a shift in reader engagement and outlines political commitments amid national events and public discourse.
The Vinion Hotel in Beaver, Penn a announces 7 rooms and a QUETER SALOON offering oysters to dine or by the can. The table will include luxuries, with families invited to use the oyster service. Patronage is solicited and a drug store advertises sewing, pins, needles, and other items.
The Philadelphia Press recounts Curtin’s decisive role as governor when Lincoln faced rebellion. It recalls Curtin’s quick assurance to Lincoln, Pennsylvania’s pledge of 100000 men, and loyal battalions rushing to defend Washington, halting conspirators and bolstering national resolve.
A long list of names and townships appears, detailing jurors from New Brighton, Chippewa, Darlington, Rochester, North Sewickly, Pulaski, Beaver, Wayne, and neighboring areas. Foreman Wm Porter is noted among the jurors. Multiple spellings and fragmented OCR fill the page with numerous surnames and places.
The essay reprints Alderman Masterson of the XXUd Ward from Gotham amid Civil War unrest. He voices opposition to the draft and supports burning a building but asks to spare the dwelling of a poor man without insurance, framed as public concern in New York City.
A 1863 letter from Gen Hovey, hero of Campion Hills, delivered at a Democratic gathering in Indianapolis, argues for unwavering Union victory, harsh treatment of rebels, redistribution of rebel wealth, freed slaves, and loyalty over party during the Civil War. It frames the rebel cause as treason and calls for strong government action to end the rebellion.
Fragmentary report describes a bewar mode of retaliation argued in Richmond. It mentions Yorktown style tactics and bombardment implications. The text references Union prisoners and Gen Gillmore in a tainted recollection of Civil War events.
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