Gouvernor Hart ranfi pardoning power sparks partisan outcry
Warren Pa March 7 1873 readers report heated response to Gov Hart ranfi granting clemency to Franklin Grant and Daniel Engle convicted of poisoning a race horse in Bucks County. The debate centers on executive mercy and political optics while other local legislative actions and notices unfold.
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Hartranfi
Franklin Grant
Daniel C. Engle
Bucks Co
Davis
Berks
Senate
U. S. Marshals Office
W. D
Penna
PitrsruRen
J.S. Roupe
McGraw Centre
Warren
Pennsylvania
S. E. Woodruff, Esq
M. John Hall
U.S
The Economites and Chinese in Beaver Falls
Citizens of Beaver Falls confronted the Economites over Chinese workers at the cutlery works. The trustees offered two options: share eight years of net profits to fund local charities if Chinese labor is tolerated, or the Economites will withdraw all capital from the town, leaving the future actions of residents uncertain.
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Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Board of License Commissioners
County of
Allegheny
Beaver Falls
Economites
Joan B. Gough
Horace Greeley
United States
Speer Defends Dawes Scofield in Censure Debate
Democratic Rep from Pennsylvania Speer offers a resolution censuring Kelley while exonerating Dawes and Scofield. He insists his remarks were an act of justice not politics, noting Dawes and Scofield are active Republicans and that party motives should not drive judgments.
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Speer
Pennsylvania
Kelley
Dawes
Scofield
Globe
Massachusetts
Mr. Dawes
Mr. Scofield
Hudtavetton
Republican Party
Grant Inaugural Address Emphasizes Unity and Reform
The address pledges to restore harmony, credit, and commerce, promote civil rights for former slaves, and urge gradual territorial acquisition with congressional support. Grant reinforces civilian governance, calls for social progress without forced social change, and defends Civil Service Reform while acknowledging past criticism.
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Grant
Union
Thirteen States
Santo Domingo
San Domingo
Congress
Fort Suampter
Anglo American and French cable to reach New York
London dispatch reports the Great Eastern with 2 567 miles of cable aboard and four steamers including Hibernia Edinburgh and La Plata. The fleet will sail in late May and aims to have the Atlantic cable working by July first, laid from Halifax to New York.
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Atlantic
London
Great Eastern
Hibernia
Edinburg
la Plata
Halifax
New York
Days and nights near equal length as seasonal shift
The days and nights are now nearly equal in length signaling the approach of a seasonal transition. This balance marks a key point in calendars where daylight hours converge before the shorter days of the coming season.
Faction clash in New Orleans leads to killings
turmoil between Kellogg and McEnry factions escalates into deadly collision. President intervenes to back state authorities, disperse mob, and restore order as courts and the President recognize Kellogg government. authorities steady the scene amid ongoing unrest.
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New Orleans
Congress
Kellogg
McEnry
Wheat surplus grows as Minnesota stores fill up
Minnesota reports record wheat holdings for the season with warehouses full and farmers forced to haul grain back from stations. An estimated 10 000 600 to 12 600 000 bushels remain to move. Local elections are set for Mar 21 with counties like Armstrong and Clarion voting on licenses.
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Minnesota
Inauguration Day Observed in Washington 1873
Washington March 4 1873 crowds thronged the streets for Ulysses S Grant’s second inauguration. The procession formed at ten with banners bands and uniforms. At eleven the President appeared on the portico and the inaugural address followed after a ceremonial entry by Vice President Wilson and Colfax.
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Mar
Ulysses S. Grant
Capitol
White House
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Grant
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Congress
Army
Navy
Wilson
Colfex
Chase
Seargent-at
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Non
Wm. Hopkins
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Rip van Winkle
Cutler
Warren County
Old Exchange
Eldred
Sugar Grove
McClure
Committee On Railroads
House
J. D. James
Lumber, &c
Buncombe
President Grant
Oil City
Armstrong County
Clarion County
Horace F. Clark
Union Pacific Railroad
Executive Committee
Gen. Grant
Sumner
Tribone
Boutwell
Patterson
Pomeroy
Pittsfield
J. F. Hill
H. J. Kennedy
Susie Mead
Conneaut
Ohio
de la Roque
Lewis Hutter
Maggie Bernhard
Glade
Drirk YD
St. Louis
Franklin Jackson
Willard H
Betsey E. Jackson
Frank
Jesus
Sr. Lowis
Hunter
Pring
Newstour
O. HW. Hunter
Huntehrr
Oo. H. Hunter
Hunter’s
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Hubbers
Hunters
O.W. Hunter’s
Brussels
Focas
Hunter’s Store
Marti
Goa
Fhull
P. Verrill & Co
Garland, Warren Co
D.A. Burnett
Garland, Pa
Nowtuch
H. E. Hooker & Bro
Rochester, N. Y
G. W. Buell
C. H. Smith
Henry Markham
State of
Main and
Forest Streets
Main Street
Forest St
Forest Street
First National Bank of
Moses Beecher
The
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M. Beecher
Reese
Atiest, Boon ‘Mead, J. H. Eddy, L. D. Wetmore
Brown & Struthers
Warren, PA
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Mitre
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Barlows
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Po Tee Public
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Warred, PA
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Warren Pa
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South West
Willis B. Benedict
Adm’r
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Mary A. Clark
X. Warren
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East First National Bank
Banking House OF
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Éth Avenue
Wooll &I
Pittseurch,pa
Hike
Eystone Block & Doors
Carves House
Secler
Edwin C. Buri
Parmlee & Henry
William Messner
Penn
Wood and
Willow Wayne
Liverpool Crockery
Thomas
Main T
Carver
East Warren
Clark & Noyes
Oposite Methodist E. Church
Conrad Lesser
Egal Blanks
Mall OF Fic
Trushel & Henry
Thas
Copeers
P. J.trushel, Co
P. Henry
Ee. A. Baldwin
Tidioute, PA
Rou 'This
J.B. Burr & Hyde
Hartford
Ive USA
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Nesmith & Keller
WM. A. Greaves
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