Rival Parties Face Treason Claims and Civil War Fear
A Beaver County editorial condemns pro reunification rhetoric praising traitors and equal rights for former rebels. It denounces calls to restore rights to Confederate figures, warns of renewed civil war if Democrats win, and labels leaders as traitors while praising loyal soldiers and citizens.
Death of Capt John Cuthbertson in Beaver County
The death of Capt John Cuthbertson of New Brighton Provost is noted with deep sorrow. He rose from modest beginnings to high standing at the bar, helped raise a volunteer company, led them in the war including the Seven Days battles before Richmond, was wounded and captured, paroled, and later served as Provost Marshal of the district. His long record shows courage, integrity, and devotion to country and family. He leaves a wife and five children and is mourned by community and district.
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New Brighton
Deeda
Beaver County
Bia
B. B. Chamberlin
Heivan
Richmond
Pi R. C
Washington
Thatiao
Suffrage Debate and Pennsylvania Constitution Opined
The Antioch editorial column debates negro suffrage in Pennsylvania, noting the state constitution prohibits it and that a four year period blocks amendments. It states the local list has no time to act before the election and emphasizes loyalty versus disloyalty in suffrage views.
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ARGUS
Pennslvania
Staten
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvana
Angus
Derice
Lotat
Parauit
Death of Lieut Robert Darragh in 1861 service
Notice records the death of Lieut Robert Darragh son of Major John Darragh from typhoid fever at St Lovin on Sept 18 after a long military career. He fought at Fair Oaks Yorktown Seven Pines Mechanicsville Gaines Mill White Oak Swamp Charles City Crow and Malvern Hill and led his company at Bull Run and Fredericksburg before contracting illness and dying. The obituary praises his gallantry and generous disposition and notes tributes from friends and community.
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Robert
Darragh
Robert Darragh
John Darragh
Ellison
St. Lovin
Rochester
Yast
Fair Oaks
Ithe
The Davis Campaign and War Policy Editorials
Transcribed editorials from Col. Davis era papers criticize Lincoln’s emancipation policy and the war’s aims. They argue for peace through constitutional reunion, accusing Lincoln of despotism and opposing abolitionist motives while praising Confederate exchange concerns and prisoner policy. The text cites August 1864 pieces and advocates Republicans’ defeat to end the war.
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Doylestown
Col
Davis
Bis State
Wye.co
Ite
Davie
The
Democrat
Col. Davis
Confederacy
South
Lincoln
Olustee
Grant
Abraham Lincoln
James’ Buchanan
Chicago
Democratic Party
Apowar
Jean
Aughin
Strand
Pro War Era Rhetoric Attacks Negro Equality and Lincoln
The text denounces abolitionism and claims Confederate soldiers fight for true union while alleging the war is a struggle over negro equality. It condemns opponents as murdering agitators and urges readers to view abolitionist rhetoric as treasonous. It references prison camp brutality and wartime suffering.
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United States
Whitce
Pot
Jidt
Steinway Pianos Dominate Global Musical Field
A Cleveland editor extols the Steinway Piano as the premier instrument, praising its intrinsic merit and universal acclaim. The article notes repeated competition with other grand pianos at fairs worldwide and invites readers to test the Steinway at Kleber's exhibition and ware-rooms in Pittsburgh.
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Ohio
Pew
New England
Bee
Christendom
Fred
Justi¢Y
Fescrs
Kleber
Woodstreet
Pittsburgh
Owill
Boyd's Hill Murder Confession Shocks Pittsburgh Crowd
Benjamin Bernhart Marchenthal a German immigrant confessed Sunday to the Boyd's Hill murder with August Frecke. They traveled from New York to Pittsburgh aboard an emigrant train and lured the stranger to Boyd's Hill where Frecke stabbed him three times and Marchenthal struck with an iron bar. Frecke seeks to exculpate himself by altering Mareechal's statements. The revelations stirred intense citywide excitement and crowds blocked jail passages.
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Bernhart Marenchal
Frecke
York
Mander
Pittsburgh
Maresthal
Froicke
Pittaborg
Mareschall
Mareechal
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