Warren Mail urges John Patton as Lieutenant Governor candidate
The Warren Mail argues for John Patton of Clearfield County as a strong, impartial lieutenant governor choice to preside over a bipartisan Senate. It praises his character, service, and independence, while noting he would reinforce the party ticket without pushing his own claim. The piece also reports on Dr. Livingston’s reported death in Africa and discusses Indian land allotment proposals in Congress.
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Senate
John Patton
Clearfield County
Congress
Patton
Holland Land Company
Hiram Goodwin
M. C. Egbert
Warren County
P and E Railroad stockholders meet in Philadelphia
Annual report shows 1873 receipts of 3, .42,067? and expenses 3,413,310 with a net earnings drop of 263,980 from 1872. A balance of 1,202,288 19 in favor of Pennsylvania Railroad is noted. Panic reduced freight after September. resolutions to surrender lease referred to a five member committee for report on April 4. Also report of Siamese twins bodies procured by Philadelphia doctors and widows seeking 10,000 for use of the dead twins.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia and Erie Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Belle Richardson Praised In Washington Society Gossip
A Washington reporter extols Miss Belle Richardson as the belle of society, noting her lively wit and social grace. The piece humorously questions whether a suitor seeks practical skills like frying slapjacks and darning stockings alongside charm and sociability.
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Washington
Belle Richardson
Congress Adjournment Motion and English Election Shifts
Mr Dawes introduced a resolution to adjourn Congress on May 15 but it was not passed. A sense-of-the-House resolution urging no adjournment without currency and transport reforms was approved. England’s election produced 509 MPs, 267 conservatives and 242 liberals, signaling a Gladstone government resignation and Disraeli to form a new ministry. Washington Revenue rule states negotiable receipts with third parties must be stamped as checks. The army reduction bill would cut five infantry regiments, two cavalry, and one artillery unit, with one year’s pay for mustered out officers, prompting questions about privates’ pay.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Committee of Ways and Means
House
England
Gladstone
Disraeli
Insurance Co
Cisteria
Express
Congress probes DC affairs as ex DOJ costs come under fire
A Senate committee chaired by Senator Boutwell will investigate District of Columbia matters and call the Attorney General to testify on department expenditures. In Ohio, ladies crusade against liquor with song and prayer. Delano urges civilized treatment of Indians yet hints at harsher methods. Albany votes down a Centennial commissioners resolution. Philadelphia post office site purchased for 1.1 million dollars. Edwin M. Lewis named trustee of Jay Cooke estate. judges foresee funds to cover debts. Constitutional Convention cost cited as 410,723 with extra indirect costs, and Acapacker valued at 25 million. In Washington, reports claim armed protection for the President at receptions. in Pittsburg, a wooden wedding gifts 73 rolling pins from 73 guests.
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District of Columbia
Senator Boutwell
Department of Justice
Boutwell Bill Seeks Ban on Bank Deposit Interest
Senator Boutwell introduces amendatory language to the national currency act prohibiting banking associations from paying or receiving interest on deposits. Violations incur penalties five times the interest amount, recoverable in court for the United States. The bill also caps the usable reserve portion of lawful money as available for redemptions under comptroller oversight.
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Boutwell
United States
Waite's Wagon Stock Ties to Chief Justice Waite
A note claims Chief Justice Waite owns 10000 dollars in a wagon factory stock. The line Waite for the Wagon is mentioned as a playful jingle tied to the ownership claim.
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Waite
Petroleum exports rise in January 1874 totals
January 1874 total exports reached 5,578,635 gallons versus 2,023,908 gallons in January 1873. Industry output shows a substantial year over year increase as petroleum shipments continue.
Widow Owning 173000 Acre California Farm
A young California widow owns a sprawling farm comprising 173000 acres. The remark questions whether such a large property can serve two, probing family or partnership possibilities on the land.
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California
Resolutions of Respect for W H R Kelly in I O R M affair
The Brokenstraw Tribe No 198 I O R M passes resolutions mourning the death of District Deputy W H R Kelly. He served as Great Sachem by proxy and is remembered for honor. Tribes pledge mourning for one month and send copies to associated groups and papers. Additional notices cover tribally common obituaries and public notices.
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Brokenstraw
Waerens
W. H. R. Kelly
Titusville and
Warren
Joan W. Fouwer
Agalala
Chiefs Council
Titusville
Assignee Sells Williams Bankruptcy Property in Sheffield
In the Western District of Pennsylvania the assignee A H Barnes of George H Williams bankrupt will publically vendue on February 4 1874 at 10 AM at the Williams Hotel Sheffield Pa the estate includes Hemlock logs 1500k to 2000k feet logs cut for Lacy mill plus 175k feet Hemlock lumber 10k feet pine lumber a Malay saw mill and tools two pairs horses harness Whippletrees neck yoke half interest in a Sheffield billiard hall with two tables and fixtures and related judgments notes and accounts under a U S District Court order dated February 3 1874.
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Pennsylvania
George H. Williams
A. H. Barnes
Geo
A. Williams
Williams Hotel
Sheffield
H. Williams
Lacy Mill
Sheffield Township
Warren Co
Tionesta Creek
Said Lacy Mill
U.S. District Court For
Western District of
Penna
Heriff
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Court House
Warren
Mar
Warren and
Ridgway
Sheffield and Tionesta Oil Company
Philadelphia and Erie Railway
Warren and Ridgway Turnpike
Stephen Andrews
Butler and
Wainwright
S. H. Davis
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