Anti Chinese and polygamy bills dominate Congress debate
From Washington March 21 1882 the anti Chinese and anti polygamy bills advance with broad support. Democrats back the Chinese measure while many oppose polygamy for civil rights concerns. The Garfield Chase letter provokes fresh speculation about motives and memory.
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Wasuixcrox
D. C
Congress
Jones
Nevada
Jones Pui i
House
Senate
Belmont and Mewitt
New York
Garfield-Chase
Fitz-John Porter
Spe
Conkling
Roscoe
Tie
Selfindin
Garfield
Jacob Schuckers
Judge Chase
Treasury
Capitol
House of Representatives
Alexander H. Stevens
Poona
Card of Tilanes Committee Thanks Local Helpers
A Roscoe Tall concert last week benefited from the free services of ladies and gentlemen. The committee members express gratitude for cordial cooperation, noting both entertainments were musical and financial successes. Warren March 21, 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Tall
A. Geroild
S& Arpix
Logax
Playing Possum and a Court List Amid Personal Scandal
A column dismisses pensioning General Grant as moral clouding while noting a stock gambling tale tied to a pending bill. The piece critiques the argument as weak, then shifts to a list drawn for the April term court, naming numerous defendants or attendees from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Grant
National Treasury
Stock Board
New York
House of Representatives
Grant
Darkey
Biblical Reward in April Rutledge Monthly Prize
Rutledge Publishing offers ten April rewards including a 20 dollar gold prize for identifying the middle verse of the New Testament by April 10 1882. If multiple correct answers prevail the prize is divided and mailed April 15 1882. Send twenty cents in silver with the answer to receive the May Monthly and winner details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutledges Monthly
Rutlenee Publishing Company
Euston
JRON CITY COLLEGE Offers Practical Business Education
An advertisement for JRON CITY COLLEGE promoting a thorough practical business education for young men with high regard for facilities. Circulars with full particulars are available by addressing the principal Prof. J. Smith in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Smith
Pittsburg
Kinzua Items Report on Town Drilling and Town Growth
March 22 1882 Kinzua notes drilling resumed on the Win English lease with hopes of a counter to a dry hole. Tracy begins a new wildcat near Mapes mills. anticipated 100 workers next week to grade the new railroad between town and Tuttletown bridge. Local plans include a church and parsonage fence, depot grounds, and wood industry expansion by Southard and others. A controversial lecture in Poona sparked clashes over the Lord’s Prayer. local leaders declined to enforce prayer as the meeting dispersed amid criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiszta
Win English
Tracy
Mapes’ Mills
Tuttletown
James Tate
Vis
Wright
Pate
Southard
Talon
Springer & Morris
S. Green
J. At
King
Fred P
Mayle Shade
Deccan
Poonah
Westey
Poseph Cook
Boston
Slavin
Lidia
Chris Han
Mr. Rivington
Br. Small
Major Rolandson
Cook
Equitable Life Policy Details and Local Agent Note
The article outlines Equitable Life's surplus of about ten million dollars and annual income around ten million. It notes policies issued last year near 80,000 with amounts from 1000 to 50,000, and explains a policy's non contestability after three years followed by prompt, nondiscounted payout upon verified death. Local agent John Sill is mentioned along with a local citizen from Sinclairville remarking on paper subscriptions and a future obituary reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafale Courier
Equitable Lors
John Sill
Sinclairville
Sinclaircilie Spectator
Clarendon Directory Preview Details Townspeople and Firms
A note from Clarendon announces a new little book titled above from TE OW Brown. It covers the town history, business entries, and numerous firm business cards. The directory lists sixty eight business places and estimates North Clarendon area population near two thousand, with North Clarendon itself around twelve hundred to eighteen hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TE OW. Brown
Clarendon
North Clarendon
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William Swanson
Johnson's Exchange Building
P. V. Murray
Merck & Co
Warren, Pa
Dre. J. M. Davies
Warren
Liberty Street
Baptist Church
O. H. Hoffman
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Brown One
Kirst National Bank
BR. Brown
W. Stone
HE. Brow
Wetmore & Noyes
Attorneys At Law
Johnson’s Exchange
Lansing D. Wetmore
C. W. Noyes
Olney
Justice of the Peace
Irvington
Dinsuoor & Cable
Water Street
Scofield’s
Chas
Dinsxoor Georg
AAS
CABLE
Gus Mall
Jwnal Bank
J.D. Danforth
Variety Mall
Ball & Thompson
Oflice
Beatty Waren
All
Utary Puublic
C. C. Thompson, Anat, Attorne
Guthrie & Byles
W. Ofice
Spring Street
de Legal Business
Forest County
Ly Post Gfice
Pitaavi Jord
Yenauze
Mie
Third
Liberty Streets
Ibvs
Bells
High Street
RE “Erdy B. Stewart
Richard B. Stewart
Jtalge Wetmore
Warren Physicians and Surgeons
Wilbur & Schnur
Front Street
Postoffice
W. W. Wilbur
WH. Schnts
Greaves
Hall
Episcopal Church
Ifa
Deceasd
G. B. Evans
Savings Bank
Warren County
TL. FP. Watson
B.nesmouver
A.d. Hazeltine
Warson
O. H. Hester
M. B. Dewan
Tas. Ulabk
J A ~ Hazen
H. G. Woon
B. Nessurth
D. Brows, Tine
Uled Stevens
Ana
Brock
James Whitcomb Riley
Boston Transcript
New York Sun
Étsburg
Mr. Dana
CCS
Jonathan Midas
Washington
Midas
Philadelphia American
Guiteau
St. Louis
Post-Disputcl
Gibson
Ile
Scoville
Gorman
National Republican
Guitean
Elegal
Bairstow
Fisher
Suapengion Bridge
Warren, Pro
J. H. Mitchett & Co
Dairy General 3
Christian Pinkel
East Seneca St. Jims
Baffalo, X
Possum
A. Allen
Cyrus Monroe
Charles C Wilson
Freehold
Mad Alger
Youngsville
Luther Beardsley
F. M. Dalrymple
O. Dvforn
Emery J. Mead
Durlin
Pittsfield
Lemuel Babcock
Alfred Jones
Brokenstraw
O. B. Dalrymple
Walter W. Davis
E. B. Frew
A. Mintzer
Kinzaa
William Lamoney
Deloss Schramling
Columbus Township
Edward Muzzy
BW. Thompson
Eldred
Hugh Miles
Triumph
John Snapp
Robert C. Wright
Sheffield
J. A. White
Corydon
Jron City College
LE Ruv
Joseph Cook
Insurance
MAD
Clarendon Directory
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