Republican State Central Committee to meet in Harrisburg in April 1872
The Harrisburg meeting of the Republican State Central Committee is scheduled for April 10, 1872, to nominate candidates for governor and other offices and to elect delegates to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. The notice lists Russell Errett as chairman and other secretaries.
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Republican State Central
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Sufreuse
Russell Errett
Public Debt Recapitulation for February
The Public Debt statement for February, released from Washington on March 1, provides a recapitulation of the monthly figures. The report outlines the total debt, changes during the month, and key components of outstanding obligations. It is issued by the appropriate government financial office and reflects the era's fiscal data.
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Washington
Pacific Builiord
United State
United States
Requisition Question in Evans War Claims Case
The Evans case halts as George O Evans misses testimony. Pennsylvania Attorney General Brewster declines a state requisition to arrest him in New York, citing lack of legal authority and constitutional limits. Geary concurs no legal basis exists, urging future legislation to cover such contempt cases.
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George O. Evana
United States
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John W. Geary
Pennsylvania
Simr
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Jas
Rutan
Lette
Senate
George O. Evans
Joint Committee
Grataut
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Commonwealth
Graham
Common Wealth
Geo. O. Evans
FE. Carroll Brewster
James I. Graham
Brewster
Virginia
Congress
House of Congress
The Harry Ward Case Relating to Manslaughter Sentence
The M Kean afiner explains nine months imprisonment and a $300 fine for Harry Ward. Ward, tried for the murder of his friend Shader in Towanda, was convicted of manslaughter with liquor cited as the main cause. The judge urged youths to heed the moral: dissipation leads to crime and no status can shield one from punishment.
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M’kean Afiner
Harry Ward
Ward
Shader
Towanda
Wesley
Schader
Angush
Lent pledge service draws thousands in Paterson church
In Paterson New Jersey the old St Johns church hosted a Lent pledge event led by Rev William McNulty and J W OBrien of the Catholic State Temperance Union. About two thousand filled the church as vows were taken by roughly a thousand attendees, with presidents from St Patricks St Josephs St Johns and Paysaic on stage. The scene was likened to O Connells emancipation rallies. Separately progress in fire-damaged Michigan Wisconsin towns includes Holland City Matissee and Peshtigo, with rebuilt buildings housing families and a spring or mid-summer restoration outlook.
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Patterson New Jersey
Wm. McNulty
Bayley
Catholic State Temperance Union
J. W. O’brien
State Union
Father McNalty
St. Patrick's
St. Joseph's
St. John’s
Paterson
Paysaic SL. Patrick’s
O’connell
Michigan
Wisconsin
Holland City
Lake Michigan
Matistee
Local Option clash and revenue case headline
The House passed Local Option by 55 to 27 with the Philadelphia Press urging caution and urging Senate action. It cites up to eight thousand liquor outlets in the city and argues for a measured remedy to curb the trade’s harms. A Maryland revenue officer faced a tax dispute over aMass for a deceased, while convicts in Ohio petitioned against license repeal. French notes on courts and Tammany conclude with CALHowan seed catalogue promotion.
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