Emperors Interview at Villefranca Details and Italy Reaction
Details of the July interview between Napoleon III and Francis Joseph at Villefranca emerge with vivid notes on their cautious behavior and mutual greeting. Reports describe the caravan to Casa Gandini Morelli, the brief formalities, and the quiet tension as they parted. Italy reacts with discontent, Florence agitation, and proclamations by the Provisional Government warning against Austrian domination, while French military precautions and troop movements are noted. A separate accident near New Bedford-Fall River leaves one dead and several injured. The Portuguese queen dies from throat injury.
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Valogio
Villefranca
Pesca
Fraccis Joseph
Caesa Gandini Morelli
Vitlafranca
Lovia Napoleon
Francis Joseph
Casa Gandini Moretli
Ganerala
Marshal Vaillant
Louis Napoleon
Francia Joseph
Europe
Ong
Napoleon
Haron Dese
Peoness
Torseph
Austria
Troperial Guard
Italy
Florence
Villafranca
Tuscany
Nord
Modena
Parma
Andtria
Offiae
Paria
People vote in county meetings and church progress noted
The column covers the People's Convention proceedings in the county, praising DonoRay Ressen and other ticket nominees, and predicts a favorable outcome. It also reports the corner stone laying of a Catholic Church at Bonaughtown, the female Seminary commencement at Lutherville with nine graduates, staff changes, a local shingle move, a farm sale, and rainfall boosting corn growth.
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Alexander Shorb
Bonaughtown
Catana
Conowago
Hitaleberger
Brederick
Lutherville
Baltimore
Mierck
Wall. R. Creary
Hssick
Hanover
Revivalist Van Wyck Denies Baltimore Sabbath Rumor
Reverend Groran P Van Wyck faced rumors he traveled Sabbath from Baltimore en route to New York. Newark Delaware minister J L Vallandigham confirms the pastor preached at his home and on Sunday, then continued to Philadelphia. Vallandigham asserts Van Wyck’s conduct remains fitting of a Christian and gentleman.
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van Wyck
Presbyterian Church
Mr. van Weyan
Baltimore
Newark
Del
Newank
Pary
R. G. Darrus
Groran P. van Wyer
Philadelphia
New York
Tilly
Berlin
Chester
E J. L. Vallandigham
Jags W. Rexander
D.D
Fifth Avenue
19Th Street Presbyterian Church
Red Sweet Springs
Princeton
New Jersey
Death of William Conran, longtime resident, honored figure
Tatelligenne reports the death of William S. Conran at his brother in law Dr Fisher's York residence on Saturday evening after a period of ill health. A respected and esteemed local resident for many years, he was known for his honor and kindness and will be remembered in a forthcoming memorial tour.
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Cobean
S. Conran
Dr. Fisher
York
Inha Neederson
Baltimore
Bloward-atreat
Sera
Charles
Northumber- Tond County
Peison
Sunbury American
Pews to be rented at German Reform Congregation
A large meeting last Saturday decided pew rental for the German Reform Congregation to support the pastor by subscriptions. The Rev Mr Buan-ER’s installation as pastor is set for the upcoming Saturday. The Borough Public School district named Legh R Bangher principal and appointed staff with sessions to begin September 1.
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Buan- ER
Legh R.bangher
Robert A. Lyitla
Miss McClellan
Whiteside
McCurdy
Miss Thompson
Miss Myers
Lenader
Miss Powers
Fire destroys stable and contents at Townstey residence
A Friday morning fire in Weet High street destroyed Mr Angus Townstey's stable and its contents, including a horse, hay, and valuables. No insurance covered the loss. origin is unknown. The incident followed by other town notices about local church events, college honors, a railroad dividend, and notable local deaths.
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Angus Townstey
Weet High Street
County Committee Meeting Held in McVovavour Hall
County Committee members convene at McVovavour's Hall on Tuesday at 1 PM for a full attendance meeting. Sheriff Buehler announces sales in Adams County including properties sold in Hamiltonban and Gettysburg areas.
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People’s County
McVovavour’s
D. A. Buehler
Aug
Rhodeman
People's County Convention Nominees and Officers Named
Delegates from townships met at McConaughy's Hall Gattysburg to nominate a ticket for October elections. Officers elected included President Col John Wolford and officers Hows and Bigree. Delegates listed from Gettysburg Cumberland Oxford Latimore Hamiltonban and others. Nominations for county offices made and ratified. senatorial choices announced. County committee selected with many names. Local notes mention cholk ed gutters and a Shepherdstown fatality investigation.
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People’s County
People's Party
McConaughy's Hall
Gattysburg
Col
John Wolford
Latimore
Sxoneran
Hows
Davin B. Bigree
Gettysburg
C. B. Buehler
Wo. King
Cumberland
Henry Lott
Robert M'Gaughy
Oxford
Ranklin Hersh, A. &. Himes
Huntington
Henry Shultz
James Davia
Daniel Minnigh
Aamiltonban
Andrey Marshall
David By Blythe
Liberty
Jno
Nuseelman
Wo. H. Gryton
Hamilton
John Picking
Geos W. Hiklebrand
Menallen
A. T. Wriht
Wm. S
Samuel
Morita
Jaco S. Hollinger
Tweasoner
G. Tyhnostack
Samiel Herbst
David Kendlehart
C. A. Buebler
K. Mollieany
Trankii Hersh
James Davis
David A. Buehler
Franklin Hersh
Scot
Abraham Reever
Henry Comfort
William Young
F.B. Picking
John Cunningham
Charles Horner
Rufus J. Swope
David McConaughy
Dares Davis
David Seliriver
John D. Bucker
Henry Lust
William Grayson
Daniel $. Barnitz
Abel T. Wright
Chaelius Lett
Samuel Suidler
N. Boyer
de. C. Blish
Prancis
Hildebrand
Henry Midley
Cornelius B. Haines
Frightful Railroad Disaster and Toll of Death
A railroad accident on the Northern line Tuesday near the Tomhanock bridge precipitated a car into the creek. Thirteen people died and twenty were injured. Other items note vast oceanic gold shipments and critiques of domestic policy, plus crop shipments, political returns, and regional news.
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Northern
Man Abbany
Tomhannock
Perseverance Under Difficulties in Buchanan Era
The Miners Journal cites Damocratis economists and The Constitution to argue that during Mr Buchanan s administration India Indiana was managed calmly and that accusations of extravagance by Buchanan opponents are unjust. It quotes several party leaders to illustrate their views.
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Damocratis Economistes
Mer
Death of the Hon Richard Rush in Philadelphia
The Washington Constitutive reports the death of Richard Rush in Philadelphia on Saturday morning. Rush was son of Dr. Benjamin Rush and held posts including Attorney General under Madison, minister to England, and Treasury Secretary under Adams. He later aligned with the Democratic position but did not return to public life. The piece also notes a Chiriqui gold fever tale and a poisoning death in Northumberland County highlighting poison dangers and home remedies.
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People's Convention
Donro- Ray
Ressen
Camis
Tian Mussenway
Tor
Tovtmneer
Morchiot
Heidloveburg
BG. Fauisroux
Cunninonam
Liste
Atuinera
New York
Europe
Ariel
Washington
California
Richard Rush
Philadelphia
Rush
Benjamin Rush
Modivaon
William Pinckney
Maryland
Monroe
Court of St. James
Treasury
John Quincy Adams
Vame
Adams
Jackaan
Mr. Rusk
Dr. Murray
Annapalie
Janice Murray
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Jaco Mussellivan
T. Stavens
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Assembly
J. 8. Good
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David Spencer
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Berwisk
Jacob Rezner
Drnecros Ostan
Tacob Hersh
Tacob Mickley
Tranklin
Peter Shively
George Basehoar
Union
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Hawilonban
Auprro
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Jacob &. Holiinger
J. RB. Shipley
Reading
E.G. Fahnestock
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Tismuer
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John Gunningham
Treedom
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Butler
Jacob Diehl
O'Clark
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Paul
Jacob Zipler
Shepherdstomn
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Virginia
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