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Newspaper

Reading Eagle

Location

Reading, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1869

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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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.

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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