Cantiste Verat In Terms of Publication and Advertising Rates
Publication terms set for a weekly issue in Cumberland County with twenty eight columns. Subscriptions cost $150 in advance and $1.25 if paid within the year. six month minimum. arrears must be cleared before renewal. Out of county deliveries require advance payment or a Cumberland County guarantor. Advertisements priced at $1 per square and 25 cents per line for subsequent insertions. marriages and obituaries billed per line. Printing services offered with four presses and miscellaneous jobbing capabilities.
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Gin Alliance
Cumberland County
Das Square
Carliste Herald
M Bt
Earth
Government official names list and titles
A roster of high level offices with roles including President Vice President and cabinet positions. The document names the interior secretary treasury secretary secretary of war of war and the navy along with the attorney general and the chief justices. It appears as a formal listing of positions and persons.
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Renanamm
Political Office Appointments List
Governor Andrew G. Cuition Secretary of State Keir Sure Surveyor General Ws Ui Keim Auditor General Thos B Cocunas Attorney General W T M Mi Mperemirits Adjutant General K W Want Treasurer Henny D Mocnk Supreme Court Judges B Laws J Me Ane atyonu W B Lowrie G W Wonrwanp Johnny M Reap
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Andrew G. Ciutln
Keut Sure
Ws. Ui Keim
Thos
B. Cocunas
MI Mperemirits
K. VM. Want
Ilenny D Mocnk
Supreme Court
B. Laws
J. Me Aneatyonu
W. B. Lowrie
G. W. Wonrwanp
Jonny M. Reap
Provident Officials Named in County Administration List
The document lists county officials including Judge James H. Graham and Associate Judges Michael Cocklin and Hugh Stuart, with W. D. Gillolen as District Attorney, Benjamin Voke as Prothonotary, Floyd as Recorder, Brady as Register, Thompson Bippey as High Sheriff, and deputies. Also named are County Treasurer John Gustshall, Coroner David Smith, County Commissioners Tl. Waginer Geo. Miller Michael East, Clerk James Ariastrong, Director of the Poor War Gracey, and Superintendent Henry Snyder.
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Directurn of the Poor—War Gracey
John Miller
Win
Cormman
Henry Snyder
Local Officials and Constables Named in Town Records
Chief Burgess John Nulney and Assistant Burgess Adam Semroman head a list of town officers including John Gutshall Cornell Wa W Dale J BR Irving and others. Clerks and justices of the peace named with constables and ward constables also listed alongside matrons and notables in the civic roll.
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Burgess
John Nulney
Adam Semroman
Towa Cornell
John Gutshall
W. Dale
J. BR. Irving
Harsan Carney
Jot Harbert
J. Parker
Frederick Binkle
Samuel Kusminzer
Cornell—das
A. Masonheimer
Geo. Mendy
Joseph Stuart
Ward
Jacob Brotz
Andrew Martin
The
Pegeo
A. B. Alponsier
Mistiel Holcomb
Dohint
Emith
Church services and pastors listed for multiple downtown unions
A town notices church listings with pastors and service times for First and Second Presbyterian, St Johns, English Lutheran, German Reformed, Methodist, St Patrick’s Catholic, and Wormtin Lutheran churches. Times include morning and evening sessions with specific street locations and pastors named. readers asked to report changes to proper authorities.
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First Presbyterian Church
Contwayuare
Conway Vo Wing
Llueluck
A. Mo
Second Presbyterian Church
South Hanover
Funtret Streets
My Hells
LL O'Elect AL Mao
Avelock Plm
T. John’s Churehs
T Pis
Gentra Aypaare
Francisd Chere
Tovelock A. M
T'S Fork
Sp. Patrick’s Catholic
Pomfret
East
James Kelley
Wormtin Lutheran
Pmfret
Bedford Streets
G. A. Strantz
Collegiate Faculty List and Titles From Historical Text
The fragment lists several faculty members with titles and positions including Rav. N. M. Johnson as President and Professor of Moral Science, Janes W. Marshall, William Wilson as Professor of Natural Science and Curator of the Museum, Hey Wan Boswall as Greek Language and Literature professor, and Amund D. Gilman Stayman as Latin Law professor, plus Mullin as Principal of the Grammar School and Mathematics Professor.
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N. M. Johnson
D. D
S Janes W. Marshall
A. M. William ©. Wilson
Museu
Hey. Wan
L. Boswall
A. M
I Damual
D. Iiliman
A . John KK. Stayman
A.guplex
Literatura
Tal. Mullin
A. AG
School Board Meeting Schedule for Provident Michigan
Provident Michigan board of school directors Saxton Quigley Corman Mumerich Hamilton meet on the first Monday of each month at 8 AM at Education fall. Secretary Jason W. Eby and Treasurer John Sphar Massenger are listed among officers.
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Provident
Saxton
Quigley
E Corman
Mumerich
J. Hamilton
Jason W. Eby
John Sphar
Massenger
Regional Banking and Railroad Directors Listed in Widespread Ledger
A historical clipping enumerates bank presidents and cashiers including R M Wenderson W M Beatem J D Hasler and J Roney along with directors such as Wenderson Wherry Woodburn and Logan. It also lists the Cumnenpayp Valley Railway Company officials and schedules with east and west bound trains Carlisle to Connary, and notes other firm leaders including Lemuel Todd A L Moonsler and George Wine plus the Vatter Bank officers Sterrett Sturgeon and Dunlap.
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Carusre Deposit Bank
R.M. Wenderson
W.M. Beatem
Asut. Cashier
J. DP. Hasler
Teller
Jas. Roney
Clark
C. B Praller
Meskenger
John Underwood
Kk. M. U
Hugh Stuart
Janen Anderson
Cumnenpayp Valvey Rail Noan Company
Frederick, Watts
Edward M. Teadle
O.N. Dull
Feavine Cartisio
Carlisle
Cannary Gar and Warren Company
Lemuel Todd
A. L. Moonsler
George Wine
Watts
Win
M. Beatem
M. Biddle
Henry Baxton
Kt. C. Woodward
John B. Bratton
Gardnar
Ehc Campbell
Guaudtcamp Vatter Bank
John 8. Sterratt
H. A. Sturgeon
Tollerdon
Walter
John & Sterrett
Ker
Melcholr
Breneman
Richard Woods
John C. Dunlap
Robt
C. Storrett
A. Sturgeon
John Dunlap
Societies Notes From Marton Area Lodges
Cumberlai Star Lodge No 197 A M meets at Marton Mall on the Unddad 4th Tuesdays of each month. Johnn Lodge No 200 meets 3d Thursday each month at Marlon Tale. Carlisle Lodge No 101 O of O B meets Monday evening at Trout's Building.
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Cumberlai
Star Lodge
Marton Mall
Unddad
Johnn
Marlon Tale
Carlisle Loge
O. B
Trouts
Local Fire Companies Formed in 18th and 19th Centuries
The text lists multiple early fire companies including Union Fire Company organized in 1780 with officers Prosianat Be Cornaian as Vice President and Samuel Wetzel as Secretary. Other groups include Ongaberland Fire Company with officers Shomson as Secretary and D. Quighy as Treasurer, plus Einpiee rok and Ladder bmpany dating from 1850. Meetings occur on various quarterly Saturdays and January months.
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Union Fire Company
Prosianat
Cornaian
Samuel Wetzel
J.dampton
P. Monar
Ongaberland Fire Company
Tals
Hos. Shomson
Publip Quistey
D. Quighy
H. A. Aturgeony-Vieh
C. P. Hamrich
William D. Halbert
Joseph W.critby
Win
M. Porton
John O. “Avion
John Campbell
Joha W. Paris
Postal Rates and Charges for Herald in State and Nation
Vostage on all letters weight half a duneco or under eight cents prepaid except to California or Oregon six ten cents parpart. Sea Pontage on the Herald within the County free. within the State thirteen cents per year. to any part of the United States twenty six cents. ventage on all transient papers understood in twenty cent prepaid by two cents aiding Advertised lottery to be charged with the cost pertaining.
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California
Oregon
Herald
United States
Dark Chamber of Death in Kentucky Murder Trial
The narrative depicts a slave murder of a mother and child in Captain Wilde's Kentucky home. The slave, Cyril Wilde, kills the infant and then the mother, fleeing as authorities and neighbors react. Captain Wilde is tried amid strong circumstantial evidence and public hostility, with John Breckinridge leading his defense. Despite doubt among some, Wilde is found guilty and awaits appeal as public opinion laments the trial's outcome.
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Wilde
Firat
Kentucky
M. Summers
Captain Wilde
Irbey
Mr. Summers
Mrs. Wilde
Summers
Cyril Wilde
John Breckinridge
West
A. Glock
Mans’ Liabla
Court House
Tvap
Commonwealth
Breckinridge
Lord Clarendon
Breck
Amidize
Wilde Tragedy and the Battle for Justice in Kentucky
The account recounts a dramatic second trial for Cyril Wilde, aided by George Breckinridge, where missteps and a torn testimony shift public sympathy. Breckinridge’s eloquence fails as the defendant is convicted again, and Wilde dies soon after, while the true killer’s confession later surfaces but cannot overturn the sentence.
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John
George
Breckinridge
Clay
Talbot
Allen
Grundy
Kentucky
Bietéind
Cyril Wilde
Govenor
Peryong
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U. S. Government
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Dickinson College
Board OF School Directors
TR Witter
John Breckenridge
Mr. McC
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