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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1852

Page

2

Reservoir scheme to steady Ohio River navigation proposed

An 1852 article discusses Charles Elliot Jr. and his plan to tame Ohio floods by building reservoirs on the Monongahela and Allegheny. It argues for year round navigation with dams, sluices, and 60 foot deep reservoirs, estimating costs and benefits to commerce and transport between Pittsburgh and New Orleans.

Smithsonian Institute Charles Elliot, Jr Ohio River Monongahela Allegheny River Ohio Allegheny Lake Erie Olean Point Pittsburgh Mississippi St. Lawrence Coudersport Gulf of Mexico New Orleans Long Croton

Drought Impact on Valley Waterways and Creek Elevations

The passage notes that main lasd Broadway holds 36 pipes and three to manage the whole, with quantities increasing sixfold and water levels staying above five feet during droughts. It also mentions western valley forms where chains of double this height can be erected without significant property risk.

Broadway New York Merchant's Exchange Tribune Ilinois Central R. J. Walkers New Jersey Assembly Washinetron Supreme Court Gaines Duncan Reverdy Johnson Daniel Webster

Inaugural Address Attacks Gov Bigler and Pennsylvanian Policy

The document criticizes Gov Bigler for opposing Pennsylvania money interests and bowing to the South. It argues the governor pleases Free Banking foes and slave catchers, blaming the head not the heart for fault. It laments Gov Johnston's succession by Bigler as a sad moment.

Gov. Bigler Pennsylvania Keystone Gov. Johnston

State Apportionment Committees Appointed in Senate and House

A seven member Senate committee and a parallel House panel from each congressional district are named to apportion the state into districts. The rest of the session yields little notable action. Jamestown reports residents rebuilding after a large fire, highlighting local growth, schools, churches, and Nat Elly of the Allen House remaining active despite losses.

Senate Mesers Evans Jamestown Whig Chautauque Nat. Elly Allen

Borough Election Ticket for Town Officers

The annual borough election presents the regular Democratic ticket with Burgess Burgess Stephen Carver and council members Offerlee Stevens James Mead Orr plus Clerk Isaac Alden Judge S L Axtell Inspector A H Lee School Directors Hull Carver Irvine and vacancy Assessor Parmlee Treasurer Bennett. A cross party meeting nominated an alternate ticket. Dr D V Stranahan replaces King as School Director. R Brown declines as Academy Trustee due to conflicting duties.

Burgess Stephen Carver George Offerlee S. G. Stevens J. D. James Boon Mead R. S. Orr Isaac Alden S. L. Axtell A. H. Lee J. H. Hull Joseph Carver G. A. Irvine George N. Parmlee P. R. Bennett King D. V. Stranahan R. Brown Academy

Debate on Women Voting at Warren Lyceum

The Warren Lyceum hosted a well attended debate with emphasis on women’s voting rights. An upcoming lecture by S P Johnson at the Court House was announced for next Monday evening.

Warren Lyceum S. P. Johnson, Esq Court House P. Johnson H. G. Blinn T. Edwards FE. Cowan L. T. Parmlee

Lawmaker James Pushes Kos Seuth Right Stripe Resolutions

The author voices support for Mr. James presenting Kos seuth resolutions in the Legislature regarding the right stripe. They express willingness to forgive political sins if he advances them as deserved.

James Kosseuth

Bill Extends Lands Act for Two Years by Legislature

The bill extending for two years the Act of 1835 on grading lands of the Commonwealth passed both Houses of the Legislature on January 23.

Borough Officers Nominated At Warren Meeting

Citizens of Warren Borough meet at Mansion France for nominating officers. G Merrill chosen chairman and F N Rogers secretary. A five member committee is named to nominate officers excluding constable. Aaron M Rogers nominated unanimously as constable. Burgess Milo Parke and others listed for council and school directors. meeting to be published in both local papers.

Warren France G. Merrill N. Rogers Constable Wit. Waters C. P. Mayo A. Tanner S. V. Davis R. Brown J. F. McPherson D. V. Stranahan Christian Smith E. N. Roonns Sec’y

Confession of Knickerbocker From Buffalo Express

The confession by Hiram Knickerbocker, given to Rev. John J. Ronin before execution, asserts the circumstances of Hanken’s death. He maintains the account as true a dying man’s statement, stating he and Hall participated in the affair. The note references starting from Lockport to deepen the clarification of events.

Hiram Knxic- Kenroocker John J. Ronin The Christian Advocate Hanken Ronin Ile Lockport

Unclear Flight to Pittsburgh Ends in Buffalo Gunfire

An account details a failed money haul in Lockport and a later encounter in Buffalo involving two men Hall and Hankura. After attempting to sell a revolver, they confront Hankura near Huron Street Alley, where a struggle leads to a pistol discharge. The speaker claims no intent to shoot and credits Hall with encouragement during the escape.

Lockport Pittsburgh Buffalo Hendrik Hudson Warren Genessee Street Hanken Hall Genesee St Oak Oak St Huron Huron St Hankara Hankura City Watch Harxyra Hanser

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