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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1854

Page

2

Warren County Liquor Question and Local Notes

The Warren Mail reports on the liquor question and a proposed Maine Prohibitory Law, urging petitions to influence the General Assembly. It notes study of temperance petitions, county statistics, and deadlines to Harrisburg, plus local updates on Warren Co Bank promotions, a Lyceum debate, and a singing school slated for December with Lucius Rogers.

Warren County General Assembly Page Warren Co Maine Commonwealth of Pa Friends of Temperance Harrisburg R. Clapp Presbyterian Church

What shall Temperance Men do

A 19th century letter argues that nonvoters on the Liquor Question have rights that must be respected. It posits past vote totals, estimates uncast ballots, and suggests legislative caution rather than harsh penalties. The author urges followers to consider constitutional protections while pursuing prohibitionist aims.

Ralph Clapp Pennsylvania Mercer Venango Warren Crawford Siyautar Massachusetts Senate House Union Tribune

Myron H. Clark Seen Likely Governor of New York

After weeks of counting, Myron H. Clark appears to lead Seymour and rum by 260 to 300 votes in the New York governor race. The piece critiques the Ledger and Mail exchanges, notes Thanksgiving reflections, and mentions the State canvassers set to meet in Albany on December 1 to tally votes.

Myron H. Clark Empire State Seymour Rum The Jug Friends of Temperance Law and Order New York Gov. Bigler Board of State N. Y Albany Sing Sing New England Pennsylvania

Wreck of the New Era Proofs of Great Loss at Deal

Aboard the New Era from Bath bound for New York with about 360 passengers, the ship went ashore in fog off Deal New Jersey. The disaster left 260 known dead from a total of 427 aboard with rescuers employing lines and lifeboats as survivors and corpses were recovered.

Lone Branch N. J New Era Bath Bremen New York Hector Excelsior Deal Bowne Thos. S. B Wootey Moonmouth Long Branch Long Island Jordan N.Y. Viihune

Tom Hyer Beaten in Notable Prize Fight Near Bloody Island

The St Louis Democrat reports a public prize bout held in a woodland arena opposite the city, where Tom Hyer fought McGowan for hours. Hyer was defeated after fierce exchanges and a late foul, with both men showcasing stamina and skill. The piece notes crowd restraint, bets, and claims McGowan as a noble champion amid hysteria over the bout.

The St. Louis Democrat Tom Hyer Illinoistown Bloody Island Hyer McGowan Mae Tom Mac Mace United States Canada

Mrs Hamilton dies at ninety seven in Albany circuit

The article reports the death of Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, widow of Gen. A Hamilton and famed Revolutionary era figure. She died after long illness at age ninety seven, with sons James A. and John C. Hamilton of New York present. Her remains were sent to New York with family.

Iisuep Lang Alexander Hamilton Gen. A. Hamilton General Washington Treasury United States Hall Holley James A John C. Hamilton Esq New York

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