Warren County News in Harrisburg adjournment and bills
The Warren Mail reports scant Harrisburg news. Both Houses plan to adjourn April 14. Debate centers on a Free Banking Law and the creation of Marion County. The Fry divorce case dominates legislative action with reports, amendments, and votes noted.
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Harrisburg
Marion
Rouse
Warren County
Fry
Foster
Pittsburg
Charles Whitney
Asa Scott
Scofield
Wetmore Township
McKean County
Senate
Palmer
Schuylkill
Jenny Lind
Europe
House Select Committee
Resolutions Back Sheriff Over Ruloff in Ithaca
Citizens meeting adopts resolutions sustaining the Sheriff in removing Ruloff and pledging no molestation if returned to jail. A fund is set to search the lake for a woman and child’s bones. Western papers report lumber output this year will fall short due to money scarcity and scant snowfall.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Ruloff
Western
West
C. C. Denmis
Chautauque Lake
Westfield
Capt. Gardner
Mr. Peck
School Registers Show Diverse Classes and Fees
Miss Mary Bryant teaches in room No. 6 with Principal Mr. O R Powers and Miss Eunice Greene assisting. Enrollment numbers shift monthly across sexes and grades with Reading Spelling Arithmetic Geography and declamations and compositions weekly. A few scholars from outside the Borough pay per month. the next term begins April 18 under Mr Twining with assistants to be chosen.
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Mary Hodges
Mary Bryant
O. R. Powers
Eunice Greene
Twining
Railroad convention at Buffalo ends in split
Representatives of major northern and western rail routes gathered in Buffalo to agree on a general time table. Conflicts over departure times, speed, and routing led to a breakdown, with Moran of the New York and Erie declaring his road would not honor future compacts. Expect lower fares and competition this season.
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North and West
Buffalo
New York
Pennsylvania Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Camden and Amboy
N. Y. & Erie
N. Y. Central
Moran
Central
Zj’redonia Censor
Recall urged for Glavey Jones amid scandal and political fallout
Washington letter reports new appeal to President Buchanan to recall Glavey Jones over disclosures in the House committee report. Opponents in Kentucky and Tennessee use the findings against him, while readers in Berks express anger at his Democratic ties. Also reports Cincinnati collision between steamer Holmes and David Gibson, with sunk vessels and presumed losses. Severe storm damages barns and orchards in Dewittville and near Jamestown.
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Washington
Forney
Buchannan
Glavey Jones
Committee of Investigation
House
Kentucky
Tennessee
Glancy Jane
Buchanan
Berks
Getz
Jones
Cincinnati
Holmes
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Pike’s Peak
David Gibson
New Orleans
Aurora
Gibson
Disturbances in Boston School Over Religious Exercises
Boston school disturbances involve Roman Catholic children resisting the Ten Commandments and Lord's Prayer, expelled for noncompliance. A Swiss priest named Wiget reportedly urged zeal, prompting parental threats of punishment. Bishop Fitzpatrick urged action, but the school board and community remained firm.
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Boston
Wiget
Fitzpatrick
Philadelphia
Grow for Congress Praised in Scranton Editorial
The essay lauds Mr Grow of the Fourteenth Congressional District for eight years of service, noting his ability, parliamentary skill, and steadfastness. It argues Northern legislators are often shifted out too soon and praises his pluck and honesty while predicting he will gain confidence against Southern opposition. It also cites a Scranton Republican endorsement. The piece ends with a Leavenworth Ledger remark on Pike’s Peak mining, stressing the labor and strength required for gold digging.
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Rhode Island
Congress
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Tridune
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Hamlin
Grow
Burlingame
Culver
Greeley
Fourteenth Congressional District
Tle
Keit
Efe
Scranton Republian
Pike’s Peak
Leavenworth Ledger
California
Leavenworth
Day & Son
St. Josephs
Missouri
Pike's Peak
Buchanan
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Post Office
Phil
Death of the Hon. Mike Walsh in New York
In New York on March 17 the body of Hon. Mike Walsh was found at the foot of a stair at 138 Eighth Avenue. Authorities suggest a fatal fall from the steps. Walsh had served as printer, state representative, and congressman. Some allege a fatal curse on his kin, with several relatives dying unusually. Walsh’s last writings were Crimea letters to the Herald.
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Lockport
Hayes Co
Texas
Africa
Lyman Price
Alvin Owens
Fentonville
Conewango
Bennett
Price
Owens
State Line
Lyman
Mike Walsh
Eighth Avenue
Walsh
Congress
John Kelly
Herald
Crimea
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