Fells' of Fashoun Deadlock in State Politics
A fragment from a 19th century letter recounts a deadlock in the Pennsylvania Senate during the Civil War era, involving Gen. White's resignation and an Indiana election. It notes a later memoriam for Vincent Tonkin at the First National Bank of Cherry Tree, praising his role as founder and long-time director and offering condolences to his family.
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Houston
House of Representatives
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Toledo
Ohio
Getty
Harrisburg
Pal
Phere
Senate
Harry’ White
Dixie
Armstrong
J. W., Huston
White
Thomas St. Clair
Cherry Tree
Vincent Tonkin
First
National Bank of Cherry Tree
Tonkin
First National Bank of Cherry Tree
Tragedy in Susquehanna 2 mine near Garman Town
John Patrick aged 60 and his two sons aged 17 and 20 were killed by a heavy fall of rock and coal at Susquehanna No 2 mine of the Derringer Brothers near Garman town. Patrick died four hours after the accident. the two boys died instantly. The ore fell while they dug down coal. Patrick dragged himself to safety after being crushed. Other miners freed the two boys and Patrick's body from the debris. Patrick was a North Barnesboro resident, survived by his wife and several children.
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John Patrick
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Garmantown
John
Patrick
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Minera
North Barnesboro
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