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Newspaper
Reading Eagle
Location
Reading, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1869
Page
3
Rivalry and Reform Echo in Long-Running Local Notes
A jumble of community items: repairs at the Keystone Hook and Ladder Co, market yard concerns, weather hints, St Patrick’s Day notices, and local politics on water, council measures, and new lodge growth. Mentions Read ing, Budaboro repairs, and the Continental Old Folks show.
Bequest of Household Furniture Covers School Establishment
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court held that a bequest of household furniture includes all furniture of a boarding-school housed in the testatrix’s dwelling but excludes school-room furniture. Also notes on a local printing shop's quality and a drunk man run over by a train near Penn Street crossing, with police detention for lack of funds and seven lodgers at the station house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
United States
Union
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Loswelli Miasachusetts
Gowollan
Pennnsylvania
Willisn
Campbell
Penn Street
William
Campbells
Wiliams
Boone
Alfgyn Leininger
Pronunciation Errors Promote Pulpit Pressures on Language
A reader criticizes ministers and speakers for mispronouncing common words and misplacing punctuation. The piece argues that such inaccuracies spread through society, undermining clarity and standards in public life, urging better articulation and consistency.
East Pennsylvania Conference district appointments listed
The East Pennsylvania Conference of the Eyalogélical Association reveals district appointments across Reading Allentown Reading and Pottsville with ministers assigned to stations and circuits including Philadelphia Norristown and Harrisburg Mission. A local notice advertises a bar and grill opening at 702 Penn Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Pennsylvania
Eyalogélical Association
Teprilawerpna
Keatstowne
Siegrist
A. Kindy
Philadelphia
Hog
Bowman
Philadelphis
Norristown
I. Butz
Bridesbang Gabel
Camidon
Glassboro
Oshilowe I
Babton
Hoffman
P. Fedston Station, C. B. Fuehr
Bathlehem
Je. Adams
Freonpansburg
J. C. Bifom
Catasagua
J. C
Lebro New
Union Hill
Greenville
G.scharff
Newark
Yuongat
Kellytown
B. Fisher
Aston
Eng
L.N. Warman
Allentown
J. Yeakel
P, BE
H. Baker
Hunt Wwishdyx
Ely
Tamaquay
J. M. Baylor
Heading
Station & Wherr
Redding
Chestnut St
G. Rhoads
Gebanon
B. Browns
Tair
Ville
1. Fehr
Lancaster
J. Koahl
Circult
J. Specht
A. “N. Stirk
Brownstown
J. Zoth
D. Mertz
Weinelsdorf
A. I. Leopold Myerstown
T. Lentz
Anoville
J.ldrag
Chester
G. Hye Landis
Bilgh
Pottsville
P. B
Pottsviile
I. H. Gehmans
B. H. Schoyar
Ping Grove
Breyfogel
Cregynmnekitz
Harrisburg Mission
Gingrich
Treverton
Tee Lees
Wand
Penn Street
Reading
Early 1860 Wage Strikes Reach Several Cities
Workers across Tite Working Proots in New York and Pho beam hands in Newark press for higher pay. Marble Polishing in Brooklyn seeks 360 dollars per dig, while Baltimore stonemasons strike for 460 dollars for nine hours after March 1. Philadelphia carpet weavers prepare to form a union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Pho
Newark
Atip
Baltimore
Halfipaet
Ingrain Carpet Weavers
Philadelphia police resign after mayor bans officers on duty
Twenty officers in Philadelphia resigned Thursday night after orders banning them from the carnera and saloons. The Eighteenth district was left with only half the usual force all night as officers offered their resignations while due on duty for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Carnera
National and Local Political and Legal Briefs
Reopened Philadelphia bank resumes business as Judge Hoar and Mr Delano take new posts. Virginia GOP nominates Wells for governor and Taritis for lieutenant governor. Maine Senate blocks Constabulary liquor bill. Baltimore court fines John D French for unlicensed nonresident trading. St Louis barroom brawl leaves one fatally stabbed. one injured man in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth National’ Bank of
Philadelphia
Hoar
Delano
Interpal Revenue
Rollifia
Virginia
A. Ed. Wells
J. D. Tartis
Maine
Senate
Constabulary
Criminal Court
Baltimore
John D. French
Coata
Ile
Connnecticut
Aample
Avithout
St. Louis
Local tragedy shocks New York firm partner
An executive from a large New York dry goods house allegedly killed himself after a domestic dispute. The man believed his wife had left him for some time, with rumors circulating about marital strain and ongoing personal difficulties. Philadelphia reports noted the event occurred yesterday as authorities investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Bidhgibrodt
Poidg
Philadelphia
Sap
Nateldo
Brooe
New York
Tueday
Legislature Debates Amendments and Court Charters
In the Senate, a resolution for an evening session on the Fifteenth Amendment and pe gro suffrage is discussed with party lines. House action passes multiple acts including corporate name changes, appeals to the Supreme Court, charter changes, state revenue revisions, and boundary determinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennaylvavea
Nessie
Wallace
Davis
Werd
Tibpary
Wilks
Errett
Senate
Bin
Jackson Ard
Pa Folldiva
Messra
Billingfelt
Brown
Merceir
Goleman
Connell
Ee Ee Graham
Honstey
Ark
Lowry
Olmated
Osterhont
Robinson
Stinson
Stutzman
Taylor
White
Worthington
Naye
Messrs
Beck
Northampton
Burnett
Duncan
Jackson
Linderman
M’ Chadless
Mw Intirester
Nagle
Randall
Searight
Hong
State Board of Revenue Commissioners
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uripy
Pan Rico
Jay
Ewok Shop
Mary
Horanton Register
Keystone Hook and Ladder Company
Min Gt Messrs. Brook & Co
Budaboro
Appla
Mr. Slow
Betas
Sation
Cfrous
Yartos
Hip
Horae
Seventh
Penn Streets
Sixth Streets
Pennsylvana
Iron State
Barks County
Iron County
Pennsylvania
Tock Haven
St. Patrick’s Day
Gitizens
Sara
Volocipads School
Peconine
Ptf
Pannat
Moser
Hugha Rhode
Hahd
Ines
Cornells
William McTilyalh
Aarogo Bright
John Cassidy
Patledelphia Igang Cael Garou
Wattiam
Mr. L Rambo
Dole
Michael
South Saventh
Sathusilly Kothos
Himte 7
Leesport
Bmffs
Front Street
Belay Penn
Theold
Alten
Tincoln
Roops
Ringgold Artillery
Providerce
Childre
Jonpina
Lemar
S&o
Bar
Ee Tbuy
Nes Gein
Suaan
Tole Gate Pt Cos
Sugara
Daily Eagle
Ephor
Haan
Courtney
A.M Hari
Reapina
Naney
Reading Bavinga Bank
W. van Reed
Pennatréot
van Reed
T. A. McClellanp
Portsmouth Journal
RAMBO
Penn.street
Oandit Ko
Readings
Gesarch Ath
Ad Orotgels
Allroad
Axy
Gor
Eighth and Penn
GRO
Hughes
Yeate
Dos
Mishler & Co
Francis ‘C
Rhode
Win
Hugies & Rhode
Wall
Prigod
Hughes & Riode
Bigrelm
John
M. Sharp
Jtawhomer
Lover Brown
Elia Booker
Maldoncrook
Boyks
Jobs
Fox
Truat
Sala
Selezer House
Womelsdorf
Berke
Firatclase
Haque
Aprile de
Spadusisi
Achel Wissume
Gtd
Vorsal
North ‘Mar
Quinton
Pattie Atnton
Exoetore
Darkholder & Madeira
Canada
Burkholder
Madeira
Mar
Washington
ST. George
Frnoval
J A. Strohecker
Fiat
Tienes
Oaks
Benson
Jone
Garman
Amercan
Pyleute
Amily
Wiistan & Slollowbusi
Courtstreet
Reading, PA
Samaritans
Remnor Sven Usx
Prloo
Mule Aoke
Baldiy
Drae i
Isc
Phi Delphia
Itech
Joh
Rene Coement
Ela
York
Fanina
Naa Gore
Reriean
Itahin
Soorland
Hoopland Gukman
Hoofland
SAN Butters
Thage
Objectia
Biuuign
Tate
Ausea
Bok
Spence Sigg
Cobana
Msdione
Hoofland's
Bitters
Mao
Geo. W. Woodward
Oales
W. Yoopwap
Hin
Dames
Thewibba
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Philadalyria
Jean Cortaly
Joseph H. Kennard
Palla
Dr. Jackson
Mostrols
Dogard
Neds
Pinang & Clear
Rey
Ey D.fendall
Ausiant
Phuta
Lee Rata el
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