Snowden declines and Mint directorship up in air
Washington cabinet notes Snowden finally declines the Mint post amid earlier push for McMichael. The Brazil subsidy debate surfaces as Senator Maxey moves to fund a New York Rio mail route with 150000 dollars per year. Free telegraph bill from Butler threatens Western Union monopoly, while Utah governor prospects and territorial pay debates unfold. Relief bill for Allegheny citizens advances, with other minor Capitol items and pensions under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmearox
Philadelphia
McMichael
Colonel McMichael
Colonel Snowden
Dog Cameron
Leeds
Post Office
Berlin
Maxey
New York
Rio
Norfolk
Committee On
Appropriations
Blaine
Dorsey
Wallace
Senate
Houses
House
Randall
Butler
Western Union
Conover
Utah
Congress
Host
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
Schurz
Allegheny
House Committee On Commerce
Errett
Allegheny County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Ohio
Parkersburg
Rufus Crissey
Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery
Robert R. Bittner
Pennsylvania Volunteers
William Smith
Charles Williams
Julia Follansbee
Benjamin R
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Davis
Monongahela River
Pittsburg
Fairmont
W. Va
Chamber of Commerce
Davis Island
Humphries
House Committee On Claims
James N. Garrett
Tremont
House Committee On Appropriations
O'Neill
Lewes
Del
Cattle Disease Clash Over U S Export Trade
Washington reports a Canadian minister warns of cattle disease in the United States and contemplates measures to block imports while U S officials deny a West outbreak. Union Stock Yards Chicago reacts, stressing that live cattle exports to England have grown and seeking a final investigation to clear misconceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F. H. Pope
Commissioner le Duc
McHachean
United States
le Duc
Dominion
Canada
Pope
J. B. Sherman
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Secretary of State
England
Sapa
West
Health inspection rule for cattle export controls
The article notes that disease threatens Eastern Coast cattle and Congress has authorized action. It reports a Treasury circular instructing customs collectors not to ship live animals until inspection confirms health and a certificate is issued. The measure aims to remove objections to British government orders and protect cattle-country interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghenies
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Tissue ballots and partisan tactics in South Carolina election
Witnesses testified that Democrats restricted voting access and used tissue ballots to suppress Republicans while Republicans warned voters and prepared tissue tickets for counteraction. Charleston saw scant colored representation and few tissue ballots voted. nationwide scrutiny followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teller Committee
B. W. N. Mackey
Charleston
D. C
Congress
Tie
Hampton
Third Ward
R. M. Wallace
United States
South Carolina
Billiard Champions Duel Lights Up New York Turf
In New York on February 4 Sexton and Heiser fought through 39 innings to finish 600 to 367 as Sexton surged late. Rudolphe and Slosson clashed next, Slosson compiling 270 before a foul halted play. Slosson averaged 75 with best runs of 61 82 117 and 270. Tomorrow's highlight is Sexton versus Schaefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sexton
Heiser
Rudolphe and
Slosson
Rudolphe
Radolphe
Schaefer
Graham to Plead Guilty in Camden Murder Case
Trenton report explains the Graham case will move to the Supreme Court for arraignment and a possible plea of murder in the second degree. The Attorney General seeks a writ of certiorari to remove the indictment to Trenton and will request an advisory opinion on state clemency options. The Supreme Court meeting opens with a request to fix the plea date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Graham
Camden Courts
Camden County
Supreme Court
Court of Pardons
Fechter McClure Libel Case Opened in Doylestown
Special correspondent reports in Doylestown that McClure faces a libel complaint from Fechter of Quakertown. No bill yet. grand jury to next term. Attorneys renewed recognizance for April term with surety William Kinzey. Trial slated for April 30 unless continuance ordered by either side. Fechter did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doytestown
McClure
Fechter
Quakertown
Grand Jury
Yerkes
Gilkinson
Schellenberger
William Kinzey
Bristol
Ross
Shellenberger
Heverin
Yerkes and Gilkinson
Davenport Inquiry resumes with defense witnesses
The Davenport investigation reopened in New York as Federal Marshals and deputies testified for the defense. They stressed that no discrimination occurred on election day between political sects and that many Republicans, anti- Tammany voters, and Democrats were arrested. Witnesses described the voting cage as holding at most twenty five people at once, and the committee examined it without offering an opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Davenport
Ilnesses
Shooting at Christian Church Ends Service in Manhattan
Dispatch from Manhattan Kansas reports William Peake was shot and killed inside the Christian Church by Bates an acting Deputy Marshal. Bates fled after the fatal shooting with no definite motive given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Manhattan
Kansas
William Peake
Bates
Peake
Christian Church
Judge Cadwalader's Successor Mentioned for Philadelphia Court
Chambersburg February 4 The Franklin Cumberland Adams and Fulton legal communities nominate Hon. John Stewart of the Chambersburg bar for the United States District Court at Philadelphia He was a member of the Constitutional Convention and now seeks a federal judgeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Franklin
Cumberland
Adams
Fulton
John Stewart
United States District Court
Philadelphia
Fleming Nominated for Hartridge Succession in First District
Savannah February 4 The First Congressional district convention met to nominate a candidate to fill the unexpired term of the late Julian Hartridge On the twentieth ballot Colonel W T Thompson was withdrawn and Hon W B Fleming of Liberty County was unanimously nominated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
First
Julian Hartridge
W. T. Thompson
W. B. Fleming
Liberty County
Washington notes on New York nominations and repairs
Commissions for New York Custom House officers confirmed Monday will be issued and sent immediately. The House committee favors a 250000 restoration appropriation for the burned Patent Office section. The President has received many congratulations on Senate confirmation, some in person, many by telegraph. A report from Collector Clark in Atlanta details a deputy raid in Cherokee County with U S officers fired upon and several injured including guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Custom House
House Committee On Public Buildings and Grounds
Senate
New York
Internal Revenue Office
Clark
Atlanta
Georgia
Deey
Cherokee County
United States
Senate passes bill regulating amusements in Philadelphia
A Trem Traces staff correspondent reports Philadelphia facing a flurry of bills as the Senate advances a measure prohibiting discrimination in railroad freight charges within the state. In House committees, a contentious session debated a free pipeline bill while other appointments and a riot damages bill loom. Conference as to multi million damages lingers with Allegheny opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Philadelphia
Ftarriehurg
House Committee On Corporations
Lazaretto
Board of Pardons
Stone
Lear
McCandless
Quay
P. B. Elder
Hanel
Kane
William H. Kemble
Noyes
Ratan
Pittsburg
House
Judiciary General
Edwards
Scranton
T. J. Herbert
Denis O'Lennahan
Greenback
Lackawanna
Herbert
Long
Kemble
Allegheny County
The
Times
Senate Passes Amusement Bill and House Action on Public Works
The Senate approved two measures including a bill allowing defendants to testify in criminal cases and a Philadelphia amusement license bill restricting city shows. The House passed the Poor Man's Cow relocation act and a public works extension, while debating roads and cattle grazing rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrissore
Senate
Yeas
Philadelphia
Cochran
Jones
Landis
Dauphin
First Annual Middle Florida Fair Opens At Tallahassee
Special correspondent Tim Tra Ka reports from Tallahassee Florida on the first annual Middle Florida Fair. The event highlights local agricultural products with cotton corn oats and oranges on display. A shooting match and horse races drew attention while the fair ends with good wishes and plans to move the event to Tallahassee in future years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Tra Ka
Tallamaster
Fla
Middle Florida
Florida
Jacksonville
St. John's River
C. P. Davis
Philadelphia
Tullahassee
Retrenchment in Wilmington Tax-Payers Denounce Debt Rise
A large Wilmington meeting of tax-payers and property owners denounces the city debt of 1.25 million and the proposed 175000 water works debt. Delaware magnate Colonel McComb backs economy, urging cuts in salaries and expenditures while defending Brandywine water purity. Council bill on the debt postponed. typhoid deaths total 23 in three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmberon
Del
City
Board of Education
Delaware
McComb
Mismanagement Under Robeson Report Read in Washington
Representative Whitthorne, chairman of the House naval affairs committee, read the majority report on the Navy Department under ex Secretary Robeson. The document charges great mismanagement and urges the President to decide next steps. The minority report is to be finished by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whitthorne
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Navy Department
Robeson
Case of Samuel J. Tilden to be delayed in court
Special Dispatch reports in New York that in United States District Court Samuel J. Tilden's case was on the calendar. Ex-Judge Porter for Tilden announced readiness to proceed, but District Attorney Woodford urged filing a bill of discovery and said it would be unjust to press the case this term, so the case was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Tims
New York
United States
Samuel J. Tilden
United States District Court Today
Porter
National Educational Association Meeting in Washington
The Department of Superintendence of the National Educational Association gathered at First Congregational Church with state, county, and municipal school leaders from across the country. Papers by Consul General Hetz on Swiss Education and Dr. Wines on Education in France were read, followed by a talk by EB A Apgar on Industrial Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingaton
Department of Superintendence
National Educational Association
First Congregational Church
Hetz
Switzerland
Wines
International Penitentiary Congress
France
Apgar
Cheyenne Prisoners Leave for Leavenworth and Fort Robinson
Twenty one Cheyenne prisoners, seven men and fourteen women and children, escorted by two Third Cavalry companies under Captain Vroom, depart Cheyenne for Sidney en route to Leavenworth and Fort Robinson Nebraska. Private Sprawl of Company L died last night from a gunshot near the post on January 26 while driving an ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ropinson
Neb
Third Cavalry
Vroom
Sidney
Leavenworth
Sprawl
Statesman’s Visit Cited for Cameron Voting Reason
The Pittston Plaindealer notes that Hon. Dennis O’Lennahan told constituents he supported Don Cameron because Cameron was a friend of the Catholic Church in Harrisburg. The article recalls O’Lennahan’s excommunication for affiliation with Mollie Maguires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis O’lennahan
Don Cameron
Don
Harrisburg
Dennis
Order of Mollie Maguires
Telegraphic Chaff and Civil Unrest Across Several States
Fenno and Long Boston brokers face embarrassment as Ottawa Free Press debunks American Sitting Bull crossing rumors. Ohio miners threaten violence at Union Mines Cashoto n with drunken town awaiting trouble. Massachusetts Governor Talbot urges legislature to probe fishing decline from the Great Britain treaty. Anne Arundel judges fined for election irregularities. Missouri woman Martha Collins kills brother in law over unwanted suitor. motive linked to family opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenno & Long
Boston
Ottawa Free Press
Sitting Bull
Union
Cashocton
Ohio
Talbot
Massachusetts
Great Britain
Bond
Baltimore
Thomas Perry
Robert B. Pergy
William 8. Wilkinson
Anne Arundel County
Six men charged in Raber murder pay day insurance scheme
Lebanon dispatch reports six men named Charles Truth Israel Brandt Frank Streblar Henry Weiss Josiah Hummel and George Zechman arrested for murdering Joseph Raber to claim life insurance. Body found in Indiantown creek near his home after an alleged blow to the head. Police say conspiracy to kill for about 30 000 in policies, with several policies still in force from Home Mutual Keystone Reading Mutual Mutual Benefit New Era. Accused in jail awaiting hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Joseph Raber
Charles Truth
Israel Brandt
Frank Streblar
Henry Weiss
Josiah Hummel
George Zechman
Indiantown Creek
Joseph F. Peters
West Hanover Township
Trath
Regular
Peters
Zechman
Robert
Hoe
Raber
Squire Speck
Hanover Township
Indiantown Gap
Blue Mountains
Strehlar
Home Mutual
Keystone
Allentown
Reading Mutual
Mutual Benefit
Hartford
Connecticut
New Era
Philadelphia
NO CARDS AT THE LEAGUE VOTE DECISIVE
The Union League rejected card-playing after two days of balloting by 230 to 217 from 850 members. The vote followed debate over reserving rooms for cards and reflected members’ indifference as crowds preferred society gossip, newspapers, or billiards. Tellers posted results after closing at 10.00 PM and members dispersed quietly, some heading to the Academy of Music ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union League
Board of Directors
Hayes
New York
Conkling
Senate
Academy of Music
Arrest of State Coal Oil Inspector at City Station
In St Louis on February 4 detectives arrested Harrison Attaway, State Coal Oil Inspector, as he boarded a train. No warrant shown. orders said to come from the grand jury foreman. Attaway faced a $1,000 bench warrant and possible indictment for malicious oppression and fraud. Deputy Clifford Able also jailed for refusing to produce books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Harrison Attaway
Attaway
Laughlin
Criminal Court
Clifford Able
Able
Ciphers Sub-Committee Heads to New York to Hear Dispatches
The Potter committee reconvenes with Hunton as acting chairman replacing McMahon. Reed joins as Cox's substitute amid other engagements. Lithographed Florida dispatches were submitted and South Carolina copies expected by evening. The sub committee plans to begin Florida and South Carolina dispatches at noon tomorrow in new Post Office rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasuingTon
Potter
New York
McMahon
Washington
General Hunton
Reed
Cox
Florida
South Carolina
Messrs. Hunton
Springer
Stenger
Hiscock
Post Office
Davenport
Sub Committee Meeting Schedule and Witness List
The Avenue Hotel hosts the sub committee meetings with Mr. Smith Weed as the first witness followed by Messrs Pelton and Marble. Gover lo may be called later. The committee reconvenes at eleven o clock tomorrow to continue the St Martin branch with Maddox as the first witness. Southwood may not be called but remains present.
Water Rent Dispute Arises At Connellia Council Meeting
Dissatisfied butchers William Rohfuss and Benjamin Saeltzer demanded explanation of a 344 water rent bill, arguing typical charges are 16 to 17 dollars. Chief Engineer McVadden cited an old ordinance of five cents per head for slaughtered cattle, while bills were sent to inspectors for examination amid calls for scrutiny. The council discussed bids for Frankford pumping engines, with TePetahino offering two engines and the city solicitor endorsing advertisement if a chosen make proves superior. Appropriation of 150,000 for 1879 to fund multiple city water projects was recommended, including engine upgrades, mains, stand-pipes, and boiler/house enlargements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Committee
Connclla
William Rohfuss
Benjamin Saeltzer
McVadden
Messrs. Jones and
Bardsley
H. P. H. TePetahino
Frankford
Messrs. Cramp & Sons
West
Department
Frankford Works
Spring Garden Works
East Park
The Street Arab Jimmy Scullen’s Long Plight Ends in Odd Rescue
A police officer found the small, ill clad boy Jimmy Scullan huddled on a cellar grating near the Inquirer office. He has lived a street Arab life for about two years, drifting from cellars to packing boxes and selling papers. The Society to Protect Children from Cruelty twice intervened, but his father is said to drink and kept him released from reform shelters. Magistrates earlier placed him in St Johns Orphan Asylum and the House of Refuge, with the latest action sending him to the House of Refuge after his abandonment by his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inquirer
James Scullon
Scullion
Society To
Jimmy
List
St. John’s Orphan Asylum
Kennedy
House of Refuge
Scullen
Disreputable ballet ends in gunfire at Freese Hall
A drunken ball at Freese Hall ends in a militia musket discharge. Janitor Michael Bohan fires into the crowd injuring James McDonald and James McCable. McCardle loses a leg. McDonald survives but is badly hurt. Police arrest Bohan and an assailant as the crowd disperses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Freese Hall
Michael Bohan
Bohan
James McDonald
James McCable
McCardle
McDonald
Two Small Fires on Broad Street and Girard Avenue
An evening fire alarm from box 89 at Broad street and Girard avenue signaled twice within ten minutes. Two separate fires were found. the first in Walter Bryant's stable at Ontario street and Girard avenue resulted from a bed near a stove pipe. The second occurred on the second floor of 1134 Girard avenue, owned by saloon-keeper Mrs Louisa Steppacher, starting in a closet. Loss estimated at $500 and insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Girard Avenue
Eighth Street
Walter Bryant
Ontario Street
Louisa Steppacher
Poisoned Wife for Money: Dyer Sought After Fort Wayne Widow
Cincinnati reports a widow Mrs. John Dyer from near Fort Wayne died suddenly after a marriage that left her estate to her husband. Police found poison and a spoon in Dyer's trunk. the body was exhumed and poison detected. A warrant is issued as Dyer fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Dyer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dyer
Blaze Engulfs Central Block in St Paul Fire
A blaze at the corner of Third and Wabash streets in St Paul caused extensive losses in the city’s business district. P Warner’s building suffered about 35,000 with 15,000 insured, David Wilson & O'Brien 5,000 with 2,600 insured, Musical Society 4,000, Myers & Finch jewelers 5,000 fully insured, and D D Lambie & Co druggists 25,000. Other small insured losses followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pau
Third
Wabash Streets
P. Warner
David Wilson & O’brien
Musical Society
Myers & Finch
D. D. Lambie & Co
Coterie Ball at the Academy of Music Draws Lively Crowd
The Coterie Ball at the Academy of Music last evening drew a large attendance and lively festivities. Costumes were varied and numerous though not new, with New York and Baltimore contributing to the throng. Financial success for the managers remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
New York
Baltimore
Ocean Steamship Arrivals at Atlantic Ports
Ocean steamship arrivals listed with routes to and from New York Crescent City Aspin wall Maas Rotterdam Cardiff Rhi windda Havre-Amerique New York Peace Philadelphia Queenstown Sarmatian Baltimore Bal timore Lena Lisbon Liverpool-Boli var Baltimore Iberian Boston London-Holland Iron New York as service pairs and origins Engaged ships from Baltimore Boston Lisbon and other ports arrive at New York Cardiff Havre Queenstown Liverpool and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crescent City
Aspinwall
Maas
Rotterdam
Cardiff
Rhiwindda
Havre
Foreign Facts From Early 20th Century Dispatches
General Delgado of Panama dies as London Standard reports a Germany Denmark rupture appears likely. The Pall Mall Gazette notes a possible Duke of Connaught as Ireland’s Viceroy. Union Bank of Helston suspended. Duke of Wellington fire at Portsmouth limited damage. Chile Bolivia tax tensions threaten regional conflict. Persian boundary dispute and Afghan civil strife reported with heavy movements of Sirdars and shelling in Cabul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delgado
Panama
London Standard
Copenhagen
Germany
Denmark
Pall Mall Gazette
Duke of Connaught
Ireland
London
Messrs
Chili
Bolivia
Tauris
Khotour
Lahore
London Times
Cabul
Yakoob Khan
Chandal
Kizilbash
Bismarck gag bill trimmed but still opposed in Berlin
Berlin legal committee has amended Prince Bismarck's gagging bill to limit Reichstag discipline to conduct as members and remove criminal liability. A first warning precedes any reprisal. impeachment clauses were dropped. Despite changes, opposition remains that the measure should come from Parliament, not the government. Changes in the French cabinet and Schleswig questions dominate follow ups, with Taaffee reshaping Austria's cabinet and Prague treaty clauses abrogated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnen
Berlin
Federal Council
Prince Bismarck
Reichstag
Reuter
Paris
M. Waddington
le Royer
M. de Marcere
M. Jules Terry
M. Lepere
Jaureguiberry
Marine
Paris National
Schleswig
Vienna
Prague
Austria
Germany
Denmark
London
Daily Telegraph
Roumania
England
Europe
Times
German Board of Health
Astrakhan
Fifth Ward Tax-Payers meeting nominates Page for Council
A fifth ward gathering at 642 Pine Street led by Caleb Wood elected an executive committee to supply voters with tickets for 8. Davis Page for Common Council. James Anderson declined the nomination. Wood was named in his stead. Thomas H. Speakman, while Republican, said he would vote for Page, praising his honest record. Additional citizens were added and funds collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Pine Street
Caleb Wood
Davis Page
Common Council
James Anderson
Thomas H. Speakman
Mr. Page
Sherman M
A Woman in the Case Surfaces in Embezzlement Clampdown
Samuel Sterret, who fled in January with five hundred Lansford school bonds and six hundred dollars of partner Herman Rehy, was captured in Galena Illinois. He was brought back by Sheriff Randenbush to Mauch Chunk and held on $1,500 bail to face Carbon County Court on embezzlement charges. A woman caused it all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaqua
Samuel 8Sterret
Lansford
Herman Rehy
Galena
Ilinois
Randenbush
Justice Frisbee
Mauch Chunk
Carbon County
The City Gains a Lawsuit Against McClure
Robert McClure sued the city for damages after injuries from a fall into an Indiana avenue excavation. Judge Blcock ruled for the city. Evidence showed ample driving space, a visible hole, a blind horse, and McClure striking the animal with a whip, causing it to crash into the open boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McClure
Indiana Avenue
Blcock
McClure
Hayes Seeks End to Senate Appointing Clash
The President said after yesterday's executive session he hopes to end Senate opposition to proper nominations. He noted years of embarrassment from Senators seeking to dictate important appointments during his administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Shooting at a Counterfeiter in Lebanon
An attempt to arrest John A. Miller for passing counterfeit money failed as three shots were fired. Miller escaped into the mountains following the morning incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
John A. Miller
Weather outlook hints at rain and rising temp today
Indications for To Day point to increasing cloudiness and rain or snow with winds shifting to east or south, a falling barometer and a slight rise in temperature.
Spirit Forces in the Universe lecture by Bishop Foster
Grace M E Church hosted Bishop Foster delivering Spirit Forces in the Universe last evening. Community items note the arrest of Michael O Rourke, 210 Dock street, and a volley of local incidents including a car collision at Franklin and Wallace streets and a clothing ignition accident at 1628 South Seventh street. Mt Vernon Seminary prepares tonight for commencement at St George's Hall with essays by lady graduates. Newsboys Aid Society at 228 South Ninth street plans a donation drive tomorrow. Inquests held for Francis Parry and John Wood. Patrick Moloney jailed for intimidation attempt. Robert J Johnson, 226 West Washington Square, reports relief box receipts from New York. temperance rally in Association Hall features ex Governor Pollock and others with music led by Professor William G Fischer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Foster
Grace M. E. Church
Michael O'Rourke
House of Refuge
Dock Street
Union Line
Franklin and
Wallace Streets
Mary Craft
South Seventh Street
Mt. Vernon Seminary
St. George’s Hall
Newsboys’ Aid Society
South Ninth Street
J. R. Johnson
West
Washington Square
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snowden
America
Democrats
Repub- Means
Tax Times
Hunter
Fechter-McClure
Tan Tras
Judge Cadwalader
Hartridge
Washington Notes
Home Legislation
Trem Traces
Legislature
Cooper
Ridley Creek
Chester
Messrs. Simpson
Eddystone
Handy Smith
New Street
Huhen
Pennsylvania Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
James Neill
Rumberger
Gang
Lycoming
Roberts
Montgomery
Greer
Lamont
Finance Committee
McAfee
Wilmington
Tilden
the National Educational Association
Pittston
Martha Collins
Jonathan Drake
Buckner
Jackson County
Missouri
Drake
Tite Tria
State Coal Oil Inspector
Tuer Times
St. Paul
Bismarck
Prench
Tur Truxs
Washington Dispatch
Evening Telegraph
City Notes
Francis Parry
West Huntingdon Street
John Wood
Episcopal Hospital
Patrick Moloney
Bainbridge Street
Smith
Eugene Biron
Union Street
Duffy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!