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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1873

Page

2

Vr J Dolglass Candidate and Vienna Exhibition Notes

The notice announces Vr J. J. Dolglass of Tidioute as a Republican Assembly candidate in Warren County. A lengthy Vienna Exhibition report mocks speeches by Arch Duke Charles and the Emperor, critiques local officials, and notes delays due to rain.

Assembly Vr. J. 11. Dolglass Tidioute Warren County Republican County Convention Warren Co Groves W. Allen Wwe Fl. Morrison John W. Coe Rss Buck Ti. Tallman A. Culver A. Dunn Wim A. Catern J.D. Bristol A. W James H. Pitt J. C. Baker J. N. Bolard J. G., Gilchrist Cornell Bi. James W. W. Kemble A. J. McIntyre Acomb W. Bair I. Tt. Mathews J. A. Weible Ramsay Stanfors Puellhart Iron Walker Storace Jones B. Siggins J. i. Brady I. W. Cohell MV. H. Bradford J.P. Jameson Walter Campbel Thos Ryan A. Porterfeld Hendey BE. Agard Moses Cook Louis Simon Kh. Morgan 4. C. Gotham J. OQ. Strong Trpmoute Wiesars R. WH. Morrison J. W. Cor Olimers Gro. W. Allen Vienna Austria Prass Warren Gen. Grant Little Phil. Sheridan Youngsville Atlantic Pp. S Crandall United Musicians Eratis Newpice Weer Pennsylvania Meads& Magee Deerfield Township County of State of District Court D.S. Phompson Enoch Raymond Columbus Francis Raymond Corry Pa E.G. Wood & Co EE. G Edwin C. Burt United States Penn’a Nes Singerc WM. B. Howard, Burgess Alden

Truth and Libel in Journalism and State Appointments

A discussion on freedom of the press and libel law in the state constitution, advocating that truth should be a defense in libel cases. Notes on state treasurer bonds, and Gov Hartranft appointing Senators to Vienna with commissions and expenses. Mentions J S Newlin, Mackey, and appointments by Philadelphia Councils.

Jones W. M. Newlin Aeontemporary Enemmy Mackey Hts Philadelphia Press Hartranft Vienna Act of Assembly Messrs J. 5. Rutan Beaver Jas. L. Graham Allegheny J. Depuy Davis Berks Philadelphia

Debt Decline in March and Long-Term Reduction

The March debt decrease totaled 1 644 058 dollars. From March 1, 1869 to March 1, 1873 the total decline reached 368 082 559 dollars.

Questions for the Attorney General on a constitutional vote bill

The Pittsburgh Gazette asks the Attorney General to rule on the validity of a bill creating a special vote on the Constitution and whether the Constitutional Convention may submit its work to a people’s vote at a special time. The piece notes the bill's ambiguous passage and recounts Buckalew’s role and subsequent reconsideration motion. Also included are various brief items on current events and statistics.

The Pittsburgh Gazette Dimmick the Gazette Gazette Senate House Harrisburg Buckalew Buckelew

Massacre at Lava Beds Recalls Modoc War Fatal Losses

The April 26 lava beds action under Captain Thomas involved 60 troops reconnoitering Modoc positions. A devastating crossfire and rough terrain caused 49 killed or wounded, including Major Thomas and Lieutenants Howe and Harris, with several bodies found among scattered remains.

Lava Bens Thomas Ticknor Lieut. Wright Wright Colonel Green Lieuteant Howe Simig Bower Colonel Wright Harris

Death of James Brooks longtime Maine journalist and congressman

James Brooks born November 10 1810 in Portland Maine faced poverty after 1814. He taught school led Latin school, traveled with Creek and Cherokee, founded national bureau correspondence, edited New York Express, served in Maine Assembly and U.S. Congress 1849-53 1869-71 and 1872 until his death as a Democrat after earlier backing the American party.

James Brooks Brooks Portland Maine Washington National Capital Montreal Quebec Europe Continent British Isles Portland Advertiser New York New York Express Assembly Congress

Wealth and crime headlines sweep 19th century notes

Rumors of a ministerial crisis in Paris and back pay plus Credit Mobilier swindles draw attention. France produces over 1.1 million gallons of wine yearly worth about 200 million dollars. Gen Butler buys the Stone estate in Washington for 300,000 dollars. Immigration from Europe accelerates as winter wheat outlook improves. Martin Dicker of Salisbury claims a British inheritance of 200 million dollars and seeks partners.

Lapland Nevada Paris William Charles Macready France Credit Mobilier Canada Canada Pacific Railroad Company Spain Gen. Butler Washington New York Europe Agricultural Bureau London Martin Dicker Salisbury England Dicker

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