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| [[History 204 Sp 08]] | [[Political Life hist204 sp08 | Political Life]] | [[Cultural Life hist204 sp08 | Cultural Life]] | [[Economic Life hist204 sp08 | Economic Life]] | | [[History 204 Sp 08]] | [[Political Life hist204 sp08 | Political Life]] | [[Cultural Life hist204 sp08 | Cultural Life]] | [[Economic Life hist204 sp08 | Economic Life]] |
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| =Economic Life in Carlisle, Pennsylvania in 1876=
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| [[Image:Centennial-mappl.thumbnail.jpg|thumb|Philadelphia, courtesy of Danny!]]
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| on January 25th 1876, the National House of Representatives passed a bill granting 1.5 million dollars in aid for the centennial exhibition. During the time the exhibition was open (may 10-november 10) 9,910,966 people attended the celebration.
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| The last day for payment of taxes and naturalization was October 7th in 1876.
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| John Frederick Hartranft began his term as the Governor of Pennsylvania for the term from 1876-1879. He took the office on January 18, 1876.
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| On February 15, 1876 the city and ward officers were voted on in Philadelphia.
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| In July 1876, there were 452 marriages, 1,686 births, and 1,788 deaths.
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| [[Scott Carpenter]]
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| [[Dianna Coscette]]
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Latest revision as of 16:43, 20 April 2008
