Stockholders Meeting Notice and Oddities From Town
A stockholders meeting for Leiz's Bridge is set at Blakel's hotel on Saturday March 27. Mr Koller of Boyertown recently mated a hog weighing 700 pounds. The Adventlats plan to go up on July 10 with seriousness. Ole Bull is playing in New York. A frog music concert is announced locally.
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Leiz’s' Bridge
Blakel’s Hotel
Mr. Koller
Boyertown
Adventlats
North
U.S
New York
Bushong & Brow
Lanae
Spxoran
Alcatnut Street
Philadehia
Sagie ix
Berks County Agricultural and Horticultural Society Arrangements
Isaac Okert announces the 1809 committee for the Berks County Agricultural and Horticultural Society. The list includes Chairman Fleury R. Hawman and numerous members, led by Henry B. Hawman and others. Also noted are religious intelligence items, lectures, and church services with times and locations for Sunday and Monday events.
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Berks County Agricultural and Hearicultural Society
Isaac Okert
John G. Kauffman
Joh ‘ van Rood
William Keely
Jeremiah .Mongle
Jacob Bushong
John McGowan
Benjamin 8. Ritter
Frank B. Shalters
Jesse G. Hawley
William Rosenthal
Daniel Schneider
Henry B. Brobst
Thomas Penrose
Michael
Seibert
Henry Kurtz
Stanley Kirby
H.S
Reading and area notes and local commerce report
Reading and surrounding notes report rapid town growth with mentions of O. of Knights of Pythias, Mishler and Moors dry goods at Globe Store, and prominent local figures like Mr Frederick Lauer and Mr Joseph Rainbo. Also notes a hotel fire at Tan Eagle Williamsport and various local business activities on Penn street and Court street.
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Reading
T'athera
Hilroth
Shultz
Sanderson
Gazette
Shaltera
Whitman
Dispatch
Hollibush
Court Street
National Capitol
Washington City
Lauer
Joseph Rainbo
Peon Street
Teainh Rambo
Pennatrket
New York
Bunting
Cefer
Tos
Columbia Spy
Plan Dorr Be eee ier r Of meer moved into the Eg a Hamburg
Fragmentary notice reports a plan involving a person named Dorr and a move to a location described as Eg a Hamburg. The readable text hints at residence change or property action without clear dates or authorities.
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Howse
Hamburg
Post office fever and public spirited men noted in local report
A murky recount notes a new style of discontent called Post office fever sweeping the country with public spirited men attacked. John From, a dock resident, was drunk and found lying on Chestnut Street and Pearl alley. fined $1.25 and discharged after a night of wandering with about twenty lodgers present.
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Rata Ainst
Sixth Street
Neesah Ree
Blody Busine
Ponce
John
Chestnut Street
Pearl Alley
Invention Cuts Risk of Train Startle by New Can-Can Mechanism
A new Can-Covmnina device is reported to allow passage without passing between a gate. It promises reduced risk of being crushed and avoids the Risareccabie jerk in startling a train. Four springs are arranged to act on an adjustable head and absorb lost motion.
Senate actions shape rail and education bills in Harrispuro
The Senate passed bills allowing railroad companies to purchase each other's stock and bonds and authorized a $60,000 appropriation for deficit funding of soldiers orphans education and maintenance. Other measures covered bank taxation, corporate supplements, medical practice regulation in several counties, and adjournment planned for Monday evening with scheduled discussions on Negro Suffrage amendments.
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Pennylvania
Harrispuro
Senate
Renato
Pennsylvania
Mr. Porter
Ork
Telegraphic Summary from March Thirteenth Incomplete
Dr Mudd released from Dry Tortugas reaches Key West on way home. Warrenton editor Charles Wallach shot by Dr D N Darden after attacking Darden in Warrenton Clipper. Hariing negro convicted of 1887 Westport murders hanged, pleads another man. Acapulco reports Mexico chaos and Juarez crisis. Severe Canadian snowstorm begins. Georgia Senate and House ratify Suffrage Amendment 2 to 16. Secretaries Boutwell Rawlins sworn in. General Shanidan arrives in Washington. naval officers snub Secretary Borie then greet the President.
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Dr. Mudd
Key West
Charles Wallach
Warrenton
D. N. Darden
Darden
Acapulco
Mexico
Juarez
Canada
Georgia Senate
Esterday
House
Boutwell
Rawlins
Shanidan
Washington City: Its High and Low in Government
Descriptive work on Washington D C detailing how the government is perverted by politicians and rings, with illustrations and commentary on wealth, corruption, and public positions in the nation’s capital.
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Brian John
Ping
Kington
Washington
Perience Age
Tub
Congres
Mtale
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