Snow-Melting Patent A to Reading Railroad
A Scranton Journal item notes A Warrant issued for Mrs Hughes against James M Hughes for surety of peace and a $500 bond. James Stocks fined for fast driving. Local concerts planned as Morgantown work completes. Christmas retail displays and a Young People's Association meeting with reports and performances.
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A. A. Hussen
W. G. Wanram
Schuylkill Haven
Reading
Zarigua Journel
Ponton Enteltigenge
Hughes
James M. Hughes
James Stocks
Oficer Tawrenca
Tin Youna Provny’s Association
Inter- Fane Mae
Mrc Andravy
Géorge Vrear
Mias Brenholtz
Miss. Jones
Grambler
Reading Room Plans Stir City Library Debate
A public meeting debated uniting the Reading Library with a new reading room project. Proponents argued for a joint or separate institution to fund a facility, with committee canvassing planned to raise 750 to 1000 dollars yearly and engage young volunteers.
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Library Company
Gov. I. Baer
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Union of the Fations
Peter D. Wanner
Exq
Joaso G. Hawley
Inq
Tie
Stauffer
Green
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Schmucker
Hawley
Market Summary from Philadelphia December 15 1868
The money market shows growing stringency as year end and bank quarter approach. Currency drains to the West and South persist, limiting bank loan expansion. Stocks mostly dull with some activity in coal issues and Lehigh Navigation. government and state loans steady. rail shares quiet with minor moves.
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Philadelphia
Alfaira
Ariner
Reding Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lehigh Valley
Canilen and Amboy Railroad
Ganal
High Navigation
B. c
Lehigh Navigation
New York and
Middle Coal
Butelor
Bank and Paedengor
Quiet Philadelphia grain and coal markets amid ample supply
The Philadelphia grain market shows demand near supply with steady prices as traders expect more grain next week. Mills hold cash payments low and warn against holding out for higher prices while predicting a future price drop after New Year. Coal in New York markets shows firm foreign demand but unsettled domestic prices, with potential price rises if cold weather and strikes persist.
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Philadelphia
Europe
Iowa
Wisconsin
Siinnesots
Bakora
New York
Schuylkill County
Died This Morning Captain Statson Remembered in City
Morning report notes Captain Statson, residing on Sixth Street between Elim and Welant, died of a conflagration related incident. The article also mentions Grecian Bend Minstrels performing at Birdsboro and a planned Cornwall Railroad Company survey from Lebanon Furnaces to Cornwall ore banks.
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Statson
Elim
Welant
Birdsboro
Railroa Aw
Lebanon Furnaces
Cornwall Ore Banks
Cornwall Railroad Company
Proceedings of Congress December 14 1874 Senate and House actions
Senate discusses election frauds Union League New York and considers bills on currency redemption by national banks, naturalization reform, and restructuring the Supreme Court. House members introduce constitutional amendments and gold contract legalization while investigating Ku Klux outrages. A memorial on New York election frauds prompts a special committee debate.
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Judiciary Committee
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Wilson
Supreme Court
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Acento
Cattoll
Willey
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Ohio
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Town
Garfield
Paine
Arnell
Tennessee
Reconstruction Committee
Stokes
Broomall
Penham
Adams
Grover
Jones
Kentucky
Archer
Maryland
Trimble
Mungeh
Lawrence
New York Union League
New York
Expenditures Inquiry and Foreign Policy Moves
On the first Wednesday in Evaneay, the Committee on Expenditures was directed to investigate the alleged misuse of 2,000,000 dollars from the Alaska purchase funds. The Secretary of State was asked for information on pending actions related to a Commissioner to Spain. The Foreign Committee was instructed to consider actions on unjust discrimination against United States merchant vessels in Spanish West Indian ports. The Military Committee was asked to study allowing military organizations in the Southern States. Adjourned.
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Wood
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