Warren Mail Editorial from Harrisburg 1873
Editorial from Warren Mail reports on Pennsylvania legislature business in Harrisburg, including committee appointments, state salary debates, and Judge Scofield defense. It notes Gov Geary and Gov Hart salary talks, immigration estimates, and mentions Warren County proposed state hospital and Plymouth area details.
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Staarrisburg
Geo. H. Cutler
Erie County
Harrisburg
Shortt
Our
Ile
Siggins
Messrs
Prizer
Myer
Albright
Bates
Crawford
Jones
Susquehanna
Mitchell
Newell
Sample
Waldron
Beach
Brockway
Morris
Smith
Fayette
Williams
Brown
Corry
Erie
Oliver
McCreary
Venango
Geary
Senate
House
Gov. Hartranft
Gov
John F. Nartrant
Charles R. Buckalew
Simeon B. Chase
Parry Allen
Cameron
U. S
Grant
Cutler
Warren County
the Orphan's Court
Pennsylvania
Sugar Grove
Warren
State of
Harriet Spencer
Jacob Smutz
Alfred Spencer
Fidelio Spencer
Elias Boudinot
Recorder's Office
Fidello Spencer
Jienry Babcock
Pittsburgh
A. R. Curtis
Deerfield Township
Holden
Ss. E. Woodruff, Esq
North Park Row
S. E. Woodruff, Esq
A. D
A. Murdoch
U.S
Legislation Enacts Evening Telegraph Company Charter
A bill authorizing incorporation of the Evening Telegraph printing and publishing Company passed the Legislature. The charter sets a capital of 869,000 with power to increase it to 150,000, empowering the company to expand its operations.
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Evening Telegraph Printing and Publishing Company
Missouri Democrats Nominate Col. L W Bogg After Nine Ballots
After nine ballots in a caucus for U S Senator on the 11th instant, Frank Blair was defeated and Col L W Bogg was nominated. The Blair family states they will seek another party if the present one does not support them.
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Missouri
U. S
Frank Blair
Col
L. W. Bogg
Blair
Presbyterians Mark Centuries of Growth and History
A historical overview notes the Presbyterian church centennial in recent times and traces origins to London and Scotland under John Knox. It cites Dr. McCosh and organises world stats: 20,000 congregations, 34 million connected, US presbyteries around 167 with 4,348 ministers and 949,541 members, plus $9,697,706 contributed in the year.
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London
England
Scotland
John Knox
McCosh
Princeton College
United States
Presbyterian Church
North
Diverse 19th Century Telegrams From Across the World
An assortment of short world notes reports on police in Chattanooga diphtheria in Mississippi gas lit streetcars Edinburgh New Year in Salt Lake a whale in Providence harbor and more. Also mentions Vicksburg dogs versus voters weekly Lancaster papers Caserta near Naples Livingstone expedition Mobile cold Maine unusually long winter St Peters Escorial costly buildings Kentucky iron furnaces Williamsport lumber epizootic Colorado and Washington December events Grant inauguration and New Year celebrations in the capital with extensive official presence
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Mississippi
Edinburgh
Salt Lake
Providence Harbor
Vicksburg
Lancaster Co
Caserta
Naples
Livingstone
Mobile
Alabama
North Carolina
Maton
China
Cincinnati
North Adams
Mass
Williamsport
Colorado
Maine
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Lynch
Rainey
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Hynes
Arkansas
Greeley
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Assembly
Greene County
California
Louisville Courier Journal
Chattanooga
Strasbourg
Boston Colosseum
Wilson
Executive Mansion
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Army
Navy
Gen. Sherman
Mr. Storey
J. B. Langdon
Margaretta Younie
I. Cook
Centre Street
A. A. Horton
D. Wickwire
N. Cobb
Columbus
Elmira
Florence Stuart
Florance S. Wood
Orphan’s Court
Sugar Grove Township
Youngsville
A. W. Camp
WM. Jewell
Benjamin Ellis
John B. Gough
Horace Greeley
J. B. Burr & Hyde
Hartford, Conn
Chicago, Ill
Lijanst
Culverwell
g-Tihis
Dunham, Capron & CO
Warren, PA
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Anthracit
Front Street
Episcopal Church
A. A. Davis & Co
Rush Bartlett & Son
E. A. Baldwin
Pealer
Herosene Oil
News Depot
East First National Bank
Tod Warrranted
Thos. Marsh
At Court of Common Pleas
Daniel Thompson
Lander
Farmington
Warren Co. Pa
A. H. Ludlow
Joseph Marsh
Pine Grove Township
J. B. Wood
Irvineburg
Usua
Thomas Marsh
Hugh Marsh
Register
Pine Grove
Averill
M, Miles
Rush
Pleasant Township
New York
Globe
Tidioute, PA
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Garland
Pittsfield
Youngsvil
Irvington
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Pitts Ex Oil
Erie Railway
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O. Aven
Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road
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Walter Semen
Corydon
John FL. Semen
Adams, Cornplanter
Music Store
Aldridge & van Fleet
Warren and
Vicinity
Keystone Block
Warren Pa
J. Estey & Co
Blutalo
Philadelphia
Wreter
Warceed
BO &, _ Corey
Erie Corry
Erie PA
Oil Creek
Allegheny Rd
L. 8
Irvineton
Allegheny
Elmira Mail
Niagara Express
N.C. Iq. W
WM. A. Baldwin
Wheeler & Wilson
OH Creek
Allegheny River Railway
Y Rinhe
Oil Creek and
Allegheny River Ivy Co
Pennsylvania Rail Road
South 4Th St
Fr. A. Phillips
Peerce
Ruhlman
Opich
J.C. Fox
John Sill
J.P. Marston
Ene Supscriber
Keystone Blocks
Carver House
Philiaip
Secker
Waren
Ealers
Tave
Cieese
J.J. Taylor
T. S. Massner
A. Newkirk
Johnson
N. M. Peterson & CO
Rexuere
Nesmith & Hertzel
New Block
Warren Savings Bank
Holt & Smith
Cation
Duff & Sons
C. Smith
Scott House
Nesmith & Keller
Ju. S. Marshal's Office
W D
Penn‘a
Arren
Ons
Carver Farm
East Warren
Clark & Noyes
Ips
Heighhouse & Bro
S. J. Fisher
Ffice
Warren County Common Pleas
Milton C. Morgan
Catherine Morgan
Court of Common Pleas
Zidecit Ss
H. S. Thomas
MaIn St
L. R. Shaats
A. W. White
West Genesee St
Buffalo