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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1853

Page

2

War amid Philadelphia railroad fight grows hotter

Warren Mail reports a heated clash over a city railroad project in Philadelphia. Mr Fallon faces opposition from Council member Diehl and Dr Irvine as a plan to push a costly contract based on stock and bonds is condemned as a potential swindle. Correspondents say Philadelphians unite to secure fair cash terms and a properly organized company, even with delays.

Philadelphia Fallon Diehl Irvine Fallon & Co Warren County Mr. Drexel

Whig State Convention aims for canal and surveyor posts

The Whig party schedules a Lancaster convention on March 24 to nominate a Canal Commissioner Auditor General and Surveyor General. Pittsburgh councils pledge 500000 for Connellsville Railroad as Philadelphia merchants shift to Hempfield Road. Temperance paper The Crystal Fountain debuts in Harrisburg with advance pricing listed.

Lancaster Crystal Fountain Harrisburg

Engraving Preview of Crystal Palace at World’s Fair

A fine engraving of the Crystal Palace for the New York World's Fair is shown with thanks to Mr. Young of the Waterford Dispatch. The item notes various society rumors and cabinet appointments, plus Jenny Lind’s planned return to America for a professional tour after singing in Germany and London.

Crystal Palace N.Y Young Waterford Dispatch Jenny Lind Goldschmidt Germany London

Sunbury and Erie Railroad stock subscription shocks Philadelphia

Postscript reports a message from Mr. Young Waterford Operator noting that Philadelphia County has subscribed two million dollars to the Sunbury and Erie Railroad capital stock. The subscription allegedly lacks proper authority, named as M B Lowry and John H Walker of Erie.

Young Waterford Cowan Philadelphia Sunbury & Erie Railroad M. B. Lowry John H. Walker Erie

Central Railroad Plan Receives Ohio Convention Endorsement

Delegates at New Lisbon Ohio on the 16th alt urged early construction of a six feet gauge through route from Cincinnati to St Louis via Columbus Tuscarawas Valley and New Lisbon. They praised Pennsylvania changes and urged surveys and funding to connect East and West freight and passenger lines. The report calls the route a major throughfare and urges rapid action.

New Lisbon Ohio St. Louis South West Cincinnati Columbus Tuscarawas Valley New Lisbon &c Pennsylvania New York West Rt. D. Hartshorn Dr. McCook Sunbury and Erie Philadelphia A. L. Brewer

Warren Lyceum to hear Judge Wetmore on early reminiscences

Judge Wetmore will lecture before the Warren Lyceum next Monday evening on Early reminiscencies of men and things in Warren County. The talk substitutes for a debate due to Court week. The Mite Society meets at R. P. King's Wednesday evening and the Dime Society meets at Judge Hall's Thursday evening, March 10. A hog in Cincinnati is described as so large its tail could light a city block. Prof Somerindyke notes its brightness. A proposed Ohio liquor bill would authorize manufacture transport storage and sale for mechanical and sacramental uses without restriction.

Wetmore Warren Lyceum Warren County Cincinnati Somerindyke Ohio

Breathing Well and a Railroad Debate in Pennsylvania

A Cattaraugus Whig note describes a Great Valley man Nicholas Flint finding a natural air vent in a shallow well acting like a lung and barometer as a novelty. In Congress on Feb 21 Mr Hamlin of McKean moves Sunbury and Erie Railroad to open NY office with PA directors, Crabb objects, Quiggle supports, committee formed.

Nicholas Flint Great Valley Cattaraugus Whig Sunbury and Erie Railroad House of Representatives Hamlin M’kean Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company City New York Pennsylvania Crabb Quiggle Philadelphia Friends Friends of Messrs. Hamlin M'Kean Skinner, Crabb Forsyth

Heavy Butter Roll With Stone Reported In Western Pennsylvania

A butter roll purchased in Diamond yesterday contained a two and a half pound stone with a small layer of butter around it. The roll, from a country store in Westmoreland County, was likely passed to the shopkeeper by a clever woman. The German buyer expected ordinary butter and was cheated. The Pennsylvania Colonization Society has new slave transport applications, including a 31 person group freed by a Virginian lady, needing about 2300 dollars by April first. A Trumble county woman near Bedford recently gave birth to six children, all surviving and well.

Westmoreland County Pitts Gazette Pennsylvania Colonization Society American Colonization Society Liberia Virginia Pennsylvania Society Pennsylvania Trumble County Bedford

Pittsburg Council Approves $500,000 Railroad Subscription

Pittsburg city lawmakers pass an ordinance authorizing a five hundred thousand dollar subscription to the Pittsburg and Connellsville Railroad seeking local rail improvements.

Pittsburg Pittsburg and Connellsville

Laborers Wanted for Susquehanna and Sunbury Railroad

One thousand laborers are sought for the Susquehanna and Sunbury Railroad project. Positions require four days’ duty with specified leave and consequences for noncompliance.

Susquehanna and Sunbury

Crystal Palace Erection in Reservoir Square New York

A detailed description of the Crystal Palace project for an Exhibition of the Industry of all Nations in New York. outlines the charter, foreign department, and key figures, the iron and glass construction, Greek cross plan, central dome, and octagonal towers, plus site dimensions and architectural plans.

Reservoir Square City of New York United States London England Union Theodore Sedgwick William Whetten Europe Maxwell Association Foreign Department Charles Buschek Buschek Busebek C. E. Detmold Horatio Allen Edmond Hurry Croton Distributing Sixth Avenue Fortieth Forty-second Street Sixth Avenue Railroad Fourth Avenue Railroad Sixth Avenues Messrs. Carstensen Gildemeister Carstensen Tiveli and Casino Copenhagen The Republic London Crystal Palace

Occupations of Royal Children in a New Sporting Paper

A verbose sketch outlines the daily regime of Queen Victoria’s children as described by She Field. The schedule includes early rising, languages, military drills, music, dancing, riding, carpentry, philosophy, and a shooting stroll in the royal gardens before evening meals and religious instruction. A separate note reports Robert Peters shot by Charles Baird in Ripley Ohio after Baird’s sister alleged seduction and refusal to marry. Peters, a tailor, lies in critical condition. Baird, seeking reparation, offered money but shot him when refused. Also mentioned: Gen. Pierce to depart Concord for Washington after March 4. A separate item notes a woman filing for divorce over molasses jug etiquette.

Royan CutLpren She Field Royal Gardens Robert Peters Ripley Ohio Charles Baird The Cincinnati Gazette Baird California Peters

Revolting tragedy in Leon murder by mother ends in deaths

A wealth farmer Franklin returns home to find his wife dead by suicide and three children wounded or dead. The two surviving children are in critical condition, with two skulls fractured in a horrific scene. The motive remains unknown as the community grieves and informs, The Cultaraugus Whig reports.

Leon Franklin Cultaraugus Whig

Executive nominations and naval matters on Washington agenda

In executive session yesterday several army officer promotions were confirmed. Com Catesby Jones’s naval suspension was rescinded. A US England treaty on debtors’ claims went to the Senate. The House debated and referred a patent extension for Moore & Haskell. Naval affairs, Ericsson ships and proposed two screw-propelled first class vessels dominate discussions with potential congressional funding.

Washington Com Catesby Jones Naval Service United States England Senate Bradbury House Moore & Haskell Edward Stanley Commodore Jones Committee On Naval Affairs Jones Stanley Scott Pierce Ericsson Fillmore Metropolitan Institute Secretary of the Navy Congress

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