Local Officials and Inspectors Listed for February 1809 Election
A fragmentary OCR shows names of council members, assessors, controllers, inspectors, and school officials from multiple jurisdictions. The document also notes an election date of Friday, February 1 1809. It lists figures such as John Hoffons, Owen O Reill ie, Samuel Robinson, Daniel Ermentrout, and William Ermentrout among others.
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Apeacher
Mawloyy Aryeara
Saat
John. K
Hoffons
Owen O’ Reillie
Skoons Iy
Sanuel Robinso
Ion Fated Lata
Diana Minior
Michael
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David
Aerity
Jouin Haul
Krouse
Willam M. Ri Htmor
Amy Napellobe
Dantel
Wardge
Common Council
John C. Strohecker
Vroitor
Jamea Mulligan
Rade Ellington Vani Rood
Harvey
Bixtie Ward
Womiton Connditt
Daniel Milter
Aes Root
Franle Coyle
Te Yioffmaster
Theeterion J. Robor
Aver
Fae K. Miller
Joseph, Malsborger
Nehoo
Umbonhauer
Shakor
Amoa
Ningie Awa
Gehry
Daniel Himmoekolofi
Assestor
John'b. Kiomor
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Pntranen Tsenh
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David Rhino
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Book Store Office Reshil To Penn atreet
A fragmented item notes relocations involving Danny Wayne and entities Reaping Garni Davoonat to a location labeled Penn atreet Schimucker House building op parite and the Keyatone House.
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Eagle
Apter
Danny Wayne
Reaping Garni & Davoonat
Penn
Atreet
Schimucker
Opparite
Tha ‘Keyatone
Transient Advertisements Republican Era Rates
Classified notice states price changes for insertions. First insertion ten cents, subsequent insertions five cents each. Publication details unclear due to damaged text.
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Democratic Party Governor Nomination Opinion
The writer endorses A Wallace’s views on Democratic party policy for selecting a governor and timing of the state convention. They argue for open press discussion over delegates at conventions, warn against prudential delays, and urge choosing a candidate who can win against a small Radical majority to preserve the state’s Democratic strength.
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A. Wallace
Democratic Party
Wallacej
Atroga
Thora Cain
Ptéag
Riek
Ani
Doylestown Race Tightens as Reading Vote Count Fluctuates
In the Fifth District contest at Doylestown, Reading's candidate maintains a slim majority as disputed ballots and two Democratic tickets affect the tally. The latest count shows Reading leading by 126 votes amid ongoing review of witnesses and testimonies.
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Doylestown
Tifth
Plamatead
Redding
Lincoln's salary debate and annexation talk in 1860s papers
The article discusses proposals to raise President Lincoln's salary and extend salaries to Congress and other officials, alongside commentary on public grumbling over generous pay. It notes favorable sentiment in San Domingo for annexation and mentions a Washington correspondent's accompanying nightly surveillance.
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San Domingo
United States
India
Parkish Government Objects to Sale
Fragmentary OCR notes describe opposition from a government entity to a sale. The text mentions objections and references Mahoning and oxjatenco, with unclear surrounding context.
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Gauker
United States
Parkish Governient
Letter from Winntaw Wattoor Declines Governor Candidacy
A 1809 letter from Winntaw Wattoor to the Clearfield County Committee of the Democratic Party explains he cannot accept the governor nomination. He cites illness and loyalty to selecting the strongest candidate to ensure victory, asks delegates be chosen to reflect party will, and thanks supporters for their confidence.
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Sevare Qramnagiy
Maeting
Nys
Tativone Proiete Bates
Winntaw
Wattaor
Pennsylvania Rail Safety Act and a Brakeman's Death Sentence
A historic recounting of the 1868 Lehigh and Susquehanna railroad incident leading to a brakeman's conviction under a Pennsylvania act of March 28 1805. The law punished neglect of safety rules with fines up to 6000 dollars and possible imprisonment up to five years.
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Leareless
Lehigh and
Susiquaha
Lehigh ‘Valley
Looge
Thalai
Pennsylvania
Maryland pardon plea prompts bipartisan call for clemency
The Maryland governor and several state lawmakers urged clemency for Dr Bowie after petitions from concerned citizens. The president is expected to give attention soon as Bowie faces potential mercy measures amid public sentiment.
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Sman
Bola
Maryland
Dda
Jddges
Bartol
Grason
Inaugural Address Highlights Constitutional Caution
The speech emphasizes limits on centralized power and warns against rapid amendments. It notes concern over executive overreach, urges vigilance, and recalls the need to safeguard the Constitution while considering possible reforms amid a wary audience.
Dangerous handling of pistols sparks calls for laws
The letter warns against daily concealed pistols and careless use at sea or in towns. It cites accidents, fatalities, and the risk to bystanders, urging heavy fines and rapid legal action to deter such dangerous practice.
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Aasgion
Olino Molino
North Eighth Street
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Ghoteits and Entables
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Alos
Vytia
Frye
Turbulent Indian Troubles and Local Violence Reported
The dispatch details Indian troubles near Sitka, including a sheriff killed, a deputy wounded, and several injuries during hostilities. It also notes a harbor incident, a shooting in Merwin County, a family murder suicide, and assorted regional civic events and debts.
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Bolowia
Pickens
Dongoropaly
Hays
Davis
Sitka
Isarrmed
Psaldien
Garried
Teahlns
Tadigas
Chicago
John
Young
Montreal
Merwin
George Bhata
Y. Fe Chaves Asteen
New eNexico
Wellington
Nebraska
Omaha
Labor unrest and strikes ripple across ports and cities
The report describes ongoing strikes by journeymen and sailors in New York and Hartford, delaying shipments and prompting government and commercial responses. It notes stalled naval orders, potential international tensions, and widespread labor action affecting vessels and production.
Legislative actions and appointments in Berks County
The record notes approval on April 2 1868 of measures affecting Berks County including passage of a bill for the compensation of Peter Betz after committee review, and the designation of Wien Forney as State Librarian for three years from February. The House Hall use was granted to a local organization.
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Henderson
Department of Home
Renee Oh
Hannisaurg
Iba
Berie
Waa
Tapabe T. Knoll
Berks
Geary
Lecosiohee
Pinayign of
Wien Forney
Medeve Moull
Cohan Tfon
Partnership of Kline Pepitimey & Co Dissolved
The partnership of Kline Pepitimey & Co is dissolved by mutual consent with Je ome L Boze withdrawing from the firm. The dissolution takes effect January 20, 1.
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Kline, Pepitimey & Co
Jeome L. Boze
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