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The Matthew S. Quay House is south of Beaver's downtown, at the northwest corner of College Avenue and 2nd Street. It is a -story masonry structure, built of painted brick and covered by a hip roof. A single-story porch extends across the front facade, supported by brick columns. Both the porch and main roof have eaves with carved wooden brackets.
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Matthew "Boss" Quay, född 30 oktober 1833 i Dillsburg, Pennsylvania, död 28 maj 1904 i Beaver, Pennsylvania, var en mäktig politisk boss i den amerikanska delstaten Pennsylvania. Han representerade Pennsylvania i USA:s senat som republikansk senator 1887 - 1899 och från 1901 fram till sin död.
Today, at the corner of a lane in the village, there is a sign: “MATTHEW QUAY WAY.” It is next to a house that was built in 1899 by Richard Quay, the senator’s eldest son and right-hand man. An earlier house, built in 1890 when Richard purchased the first of three parcels of land from Tom Paine, burned in March 1963. When the popularity ...
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Matthew Stanley Quay was born on 30 September 1833, in Dillsburg, Pa. His father was a Presbyterian minister who rode the circuit in western Pennsylvania, Ohio and western Virginia. His devout father labored diligently in a number of religious activities which kept the family in tight financial straights. Quay was brought up with hardship and disappointment, but also with a strong model of ...
15. Feb. 1981 · Matthew Quay, U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania from 1887 to 1904. Readers see Quay believed more in protecting the strength of the Pennsylvania Republican Party than he did on policy ideals. He used patronage and business deals to keep the Republican Party strong. He alleged abused funds, may have used bribery, and often was more involved in ...
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