Ward by ward election officers and inspectors listed
A long list details common council members school controllers assessors and inspectors by ward including names such as Pfloger Sproctor Hawley Pfleger Hoffmaster O'Reilly Robinson Donhard Becker Straban McGrath Hill and many more. It also references union actions painters strikes and arbitration talks at Astor House with names like Win C Martin and Mr Baker and notes on female clerks amid ongoing labor disputes.
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Common Council
Pfloger
Sproctor
Jesse G. Hawley
Yonra
Aassessor
George W. Pfleger
John K. Hoffmaster
Owen O'Reilly
Select Council
Samual Robinson
William Fix
Ciregory
John Donhard
William Z. Becker
George Straban
Michael McGranh
Jacob Miller
Michael Rty
Nchool
Charles Scull
Daniel G. Knabb
David A. Stout
John Hill
Witham GC
Krouse
William M. Rightmyer
Henry Bingawan
Studge
Aoury Korper
Daniel Hahn
Bipth
Fort Wunder
aAsssessor
John A. Strohocker
James Mulligan
Wellington van Reed
Joseph K. Harvey
Aixth
Cummon Council
Daniel Miller
Nehoul
Daniel Coyle
James Hoffmaster
Jonathan I
Robert
Philip K. Miller
Seventh Ward
Vroderigh W. Laner
Cannon Council
James T. Robert
William Ermentrout
Daniel Ermentrout
Liewellyn Wanner
Jacob Bady
Heightis
Nelcot Council
Christian Shick
Nicholas Heckman
Jacob R. Ritter
Joseph Malsberger
Umbenhauer
Trenaeus Shalter
Amos Fogor
Ninth Ward
Addy Gehry
Daniel Ulmmolreich
John B. Klomer
Jacob Bissikumer
Jackson Sharman
David Kline
Local outlets relocate to 642 Penn Street Schinucker House
The Eagle Book Store Avner office Daily Magazine and Arapine Gazette Devoctar move to 642 Penn Street in Schinucker House building opposite the Keystone Trouse. This short transfer updates the new premises and nearby landmark.
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Eagle Book Store
Avner Office
Daily Magu
Arapine Gazette & Devoctar
Penn Street
Schinucker ‘House
Keystone Trouse
Transient Advertisements Rates Announced
Notice declares advertisements will be charged at ten cents per line for the first insertion and five cents per line for each additional insertion.
Retrenchment and Reform in Public Expenditures Debate
A Pittsburgh era column critiques Radicals for lavish public spending in Harrisburg. It cites a Philadelphia Patriot piece exposing high salaries for House officers and staff who, it claims, perform minimal duties while drawing state pay. The list names clerks and officials with substantial salaries, highlighting alleged waste and patronage.
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Huprtisbury
Messrs
Rauch
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Harrisburg
State ‘Treasury
Philadelphia Post-offbe
Draia
Freeboen
Freeborn
Freesory
Aga
James J. Salfridge
Fidward G. Lee
Jdohn
A. Staud
A. Laer Sibers
Thomas Ealing
Fred
Mr Magee
Rowben’Bernard
John Kenge
George A. Bakéoven
William A. Nichols
William I. Cooper
Cubper Gang
J. NeCosiuall
J. Woods
Wiltism Scandeatt
Tering
D. Waddell
al iCinner
Berks County Critique Over Alms House Incident
The letter rebuts yesterday's Dispatch accusing Berks officials of mistreating the indigent at the Alms House. It defends the confinement of an incendiary and praises Steward Tagle for building a safe yard for inmate exercise under proper care, urging Radicals to critique their own party instead.
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Otink
Berks County
Stanton
Seward
Mudd
Lieut. Braine
Grant and the office seekers
New York dispatch notes Grant remains a political mystery as office seekers press him. By 83 oclock the Union Republican Committee met him at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with a brief greeting. Politicians linger to press their claims though he offered only a curt Good day.
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Grant
Wysses
New York
Philadelphia Ledger
Horacé “Greeley
Union Reublican
Radical
Fifth Avenue
Spencer
Broadway
Reading City Officers Ballot Provisions
The extract from an 1864 Pennsylvania Act revising Reading’s city charter explains voter ballots. It details that qualified voters may cast two tickets for city officers, one headed officers and listing mayor, council, and other offices.
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Pennsylvania
City of
Hadding
Reading
Anayor
Said
Accent
Yoney Pytsais
Oarth
Pervon
Combion
Percoraon
Youimon ‘Couriol
Andrew J. Goodhart
Bbcona
Jacob Wentzel
Weald
William Rapp
Fourth Ward
Amog Keterly
Ninth Ward
Andreas Wise
Wmh
Gernand
May
Senate Passes Amendment and Election Power Bill
Proceedings show the Senate debating a constitutional amend ment and finally passing it with Morton’s provision giving Congress power to prescribe presidential electors. The amendment prohibits race based distinctions in franchise or office holding. Republican support and a 40 to 16 vote are noted along with related railroad and banking measures and reports expected Saturday.
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Congress
Anthony
Rhodes Island
Corbett
Oregon
Iowa
Edmunds
Vermont
Fowler
Tennessee
Washington
New York
Fidd
Committee On Banking and Currency
Chaves Va
Cleaver
New Mexico
Chaves
Kelley
British steamer Europa reports Brilliant wrecked after gales
The brig Brilliant, from Cape Fear river, encountered strong westerly gales through January 25th and a fierce hurricane. The wheel and steering gear were destroyed and the first and second mates were wash overboard. Second mate Asa Bryant was lost and the vessel was abandoned. The Europa, arriving from Glasgow, relayed these details.
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Europa
New York
Glasgow
Song
Brilliant
Johny N. B
McCart
R. Desmond
Cape Fear River
Asa Bryant
Notable Political Shifts and Tragedies in Early February
Wisconsin Senate consents to the State of Superior formation while Illinois debates railroad fare and Governor Geary vetoes. James T Brady, prominent New York lawyer, dies suddenly. State Senator Murray McConnell found murdered in Jacksonville. General Grant visits Philadelphia. Labor strikes in New York persist. Accident claims Bouton on the Hudson River line. Fire damages Nos 63 and 65 Furberty Street.
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Wisconsin Senate
Superior
Illinoias
Bedford County
Republican Committee
Geary
New York
Courray McConnell
Illinois
Jacksonville
Bouton
Hudson River
Spayton Duyvil'station
Furberty Street
New
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