Ward Officials Listed for Friday Hiring Day 1969
A town election style list shows Common Council members Assessors and Judges by ward for a hiring day on Friday February 19th 1969. The elided roster names ward by ward include leaders like Jouse G Hawley George W Preger and Henry Korper among others indicating a broad municipal staffing slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheger
Ceat
Sprocher
Jouse G. Hawley
Ansessor
George W. Preger
John K.hoffmaster
Owen O'Reilly
Select Council
Samuel Robinson
Wee
William Rix
Gregory Olno
John Denhart
William Z. Booker
George Struben
Michael McGranh
WAND
Common Council
Jacob Miller
Michael Rioy
Zs L No . 7
Charles Scull
Daniel G. Knabb
David A. Stout
Joan Usl
William C. Kronns
William M. Rightniyer
Lienry Bingaman
Henry Korper
Daniel Hahn
Fivtie
Lovi Wunder
John ©. Strodecker
Jameon Mulligart
Julge
Wellington van Reed
Joseph J. Harvey
Aixth Ward
Ommon
Daniel Miller
Daniel Coyle
Frederick W. Laudr
James T. Rober
Aassessor
William Ermentrout
Dante Ermentrout
Amos Fogor
Nintic Ward
Addy Gehry
Daniel Himmelrdoch
Jo In B. 1Lemer
Jacob Blusikumer
Sudge
Jackson Pueyman
David Kilna
Tur Eagle Book Store Moves to 542 Penn Street
Adler office, Dairy Eady and Reapina Gazette and Devocrat relocate to 542 Penn Street Schmucker House building opposite the Keystone House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Eagle’ Book Store
ADLER
Dairy Eady
Reapina Gazette & Devocrat
Penn Street
Schmucker
Keyatone
Transient Advertisements Rates In Dairy Listings
The notice sets price terms for transient advertisements: ten cents per line for the first insertion and five cents per line for each additional insertion. It specifies charges applicable to future listings in the Dairy section.
Debates Over Democratic Nominee For Governor in West Pennsylvania
The article surveys Democratic candidates including Gen. George W. Cass and Hon. Ata Packer, weighing their suitability against Gov. Geary and Radicals. It notes Hancock’s potential strength, Hancock’s reluctance, and possible withdrawals by Coulter and others. It also highlights Cass as a prominent, well known West Pennsylvania figure tied to railroad ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geary
George W. Cass
Allegheny
Ata Packer
Carbon
Winfield. Hancock
Montgomery
Wm. McCandless
Philadelphia
Col
Richard Coulter
Westmoreland
Hiester’ Clymor
Borks
Wm. A. Wallace
Clearfield
Col. Coulter
Gen. Hancock
Gen. Grant
Hancock
Cass
Aga Packer
McCandlass
Such & Cottée
Pearly, Co Gon
George W. Case
Weste Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Democratic Call for Candidate Selection
A historical call praises Gen. Wm. McCandless as a self-made, popular Democrat and urges unity across the state. It stresses the need for a strong candidate from any region to secure an overwhelming victory and deliver a blow to Radicalism in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Packer
Pennsylvania
Wm. McCandless
Norris Worka
Philadelphia
Senate
General Geo M Lauman press for U S Marshal post
A local editorial praises Geo M Lauman as a strong candidate for U S Marshal. It notes his public spirit and business background and contrasts him with Democratic opponents. The piece recalls his Mexican and Civil War service, credits various generals, and previews a heated, spectator role in the politics of the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Lauman
U. S
Democratic Party
Bitice Ho Baa
Cameron, Forney & Co
Robert Patterson
Mesara
Ploreg
Naylor
Gid. Clark
Hicatand
Lancaster
Horatig Sickles
Col
P. Sides
Lauman
Grant urged quick passage of suffrage amendment
Washington dispatch reports General Grant in discussion with a senator urging the Senate to pass the House approved negro suffrage amendment without delay. He warned that any Senate modification could push the measure to the next Congress, risking defeat of the proposal. The piece then cites hostile reactions toward Grant from critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses
Sound
Gen
Grant
Knoels
Samibo
Washington
A. M
Senate
House
Congress
Radical era insult prompts slur laden parley on bonds
A fragmented clip portrays a speaker accusing European bondholders of exploiting labor and wealth. It describes a transfer of 53610003 in gold and silver to bondholders, urging voters to back a radical party to avoid continued subjugation to financial masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stedamér Holland
New York
Hauburg
Europe
Spanish soldiers sail for Cuba amid fever and revolt
Five Naduaan Spanish troops head to Cuba while yellow fever and ongoing revolt threaten their chances of returning after the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
President grants pardons in Dry Tortugas case
The President issued pardons for De. Muda and other alleged conspirators tied to the Dry Tortugas affair. The action follows years of investigation and controversy surrounding the incident and its public repercussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mupp Paxvoxro
Kids
Pardloh
de. Muda
First Female Doctor Crowned at St Petersburg Academy
Reports say Madame Kagchewarow received the M D degree from the Medico Chrirurgical Academy of St Petersburg. A storm of applause followed as she was named in the ceremony and carried in triumph through the hall before crowds. The mood shifted when a popular female singer drew attention and the students shifted from celebration to mock reverence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medico-Chirurgical Academy of
St. Petersburg
M. D
Kagchewarow
Vandi
Big Hondér
Cattle Disease Inquiry Prompts British Expert Visit
Prof Gamgee, eminent English veterinarian, to investigate cattle illnesses in America. He aims to show a disease exists, study its spread via cattle travel, and advise containment through isolation and cautious inoculation where needed. The report traces rinderpest history and warns of rising risk to the U S dairy herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midgionde
Hag
Great Britain
Texas
Rortherns
Garage
Agricultural Department
France
Bellum
Holland
England
America
Brooklyn
New York
New England
Massachusetts
Pis
Philadelphia
Bucks County
Gamgee
Newtown
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
Gamgeo
Commissiondyi
Britain
Dphila Ledger
Senate and House action on suffrage, railroads, and finance
In Washagaton on Feb 3 the Senate debated bills on fruit tree growth and steamship building, reported judiciary reorganization, considered the Diplomatic and Patent Office appropriations, and adjourned after printing amendments and endorsing a suffrage measure. The House saw Mississippi election bills, contempt proceedings, a military postal railroad proposal, naturalization reform, and currency bond questions tied to the Pacific Railroad. A key measure to retire railroad directors at Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago passed, aiming to curb foreign proxies and protect Pennsylvania trade. The Governor signed the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washagaton
Senate
Ross
Conkling
Trumbull
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Patent Office
Delaware
Philadelphia
Camden
Warner
Alabama
Buckalew
Acapulco
Washington
New York
Poland
Schenck
Hanigo
Iniv
House
Pittsburg
Fort ‘Wayne
Chicago
Ie Railway Company
Europe
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania
Nee York
Pennonlvania
Hanniparre
Philadelphite and Hamburg
Wien Agrncy Ag
Henszey
of the Patriotic Order
Juhiot Gang of America
Pittsary, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company
The
Reformed Church
United States
Congress
Reinert
John Reinert
Berks County
John C. Hiestand
Mary Julia Hiestand
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WM. H. Gernand
WM. Breidenreich
W. Murray Weidman
Ue Se Marshal
Proceedings OF Congress
Eiiys
Pacific” Railroad
Comptéollér
Jacob Echwenk
Bauera Garden
Ovock & Orth, Coalshad Wood Yard Cor
Second and
Franklin Sta
Ucamp
P.O
Jas. L. Baum
A. Howale
Fireman’ S Union
Seminole Council
No. 8
Chas
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Keystone
WM. Y. Lyon
Auctioneor
Mozart Musical Union
Lurline
Part
Hope Uartella
Bella
Hanteh & Hyena
McGowan
Miltimore
Kino
Pihimer & Go
Journal Printing Office
Rosaint
Kline, Eppthimer & Co
Jerome L. Boyer
Tan
A. K. Kline
Eppthimer
Calvin K. Whitner
Kline, Eppiuy
Reading
vOno
Bocona
Beronen Ware
Co. Mt
Doventwaetne
OhAgAdange
First Ward
Thair
Andrew J. Goodhart
J Wentzel
Jacob Wentzel
Third Ward
Liam Isata
Meg Nag
Wil Am Rapp
Fourth Ward
Amos Easterly
Fifth Ward
Parvin & Weiler
Insaid
Sixth Ward
Daniel B. Rhea
Baventh
Sahean
Era Mishier
WM. H. Gqearnaid
Valentines
Eagle Book
STORE
Ava
City OF
Corporation of the City of Reading
William Muidenreich
Key
Frederick Lauer
Adaniel Spoimn
Jan Oy
Philip Leisz & Bro
Une Verlaaad
Philip Leisz
Penn Square
Fuyaishin Khod
Notwigeh
Clerka
Burtenra
Shielse
General Abor
Sears
Woconth
Readings Bay
Jan A-Ha
KOR Sale
Ie “Roma
Anima
Machponan Oll Tefumphans
Wm. de Krone
M. M
Indien E. Fox
Tong House
Sohn Kemp
Saya Ithe
Macatouien On
Raymond
Cémpa
Cystong House
Mont Fro
K. eCard
ArPter
Mae Jang
Basemne
Adaters
U. 8
P.m. Bushong, & Brother
Moo Hall
Abraham Stout
Die Jounston
Baltshore Gock Hostrry
Bro
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Oxigant Spolas Advertisin
Cresentuy Rablisert
DR. Johnston
Royal College of Sherdons
Loncdon
London
Boku Neby
Mina
Tata
Orion
Baltimore Street
Johnston
Sun
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Union Pacific Tf. H
Central Pacific Railroad
R. R. CO
Thijs
Union Saint Hamoad Company
Efrat
Pacife
Prineigal
Coy Aan Securities
South Third Street
Philadeluniauerist
Christian Karten
Miya
Eagie Book Store
Ray
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