Banks and corruption fears in United States report
The Adams Sentinel and General Advertiser notes Bank of the United States capital and specie, cites New York and Pennsylvania bank totals, and warns that public offices are driven by party faction. It discusses reform, education as a remedy, and references a ship incident and a Texas emigration account.
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Boston Courier
New York
Hill
Pennsylvania
Hedduake
Massechusette
United States
Bank of the United States
Couytere
Enoldnicniser
Ain
Gfort
United ‘Ates Bank
Parn
General Education
Ibang Daily
Ade
Political defenses of Mr Porsett amid recall and bank policy
A transcriptional fragment discusses public defense of Mr. Porsett as a patri ot and honest public servant. It cites the President of the United States and the Executive Message as authority, defends his integrity, and argues against accusations of improper interference in Mexican local politics while criticizing the Treasury plan to shift deposits from the U S Bank to state banks.
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Poesserr
Porsserr
Union Party of
Swats
Ire
Colina
Commodore Hraaorr
Porns
Pornsett
Mexico
Greeny
U. S
Congress
Poisett
Mexicor
McPoine Sett
Bion
Washington Globe
U. States
Cholera Strikes Family of Judge Rowan in Louisville
The Louisville Herald reports a severe cholera outbreak within Judge Rowan’s household. William Rowan his wife A H Rowan and Mary Jane Strete, the two sons, daughter in law, and granddaughter are affected and all are in town seeking aid. Judge Rowan remains well though distressed.
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Judge Rowan
William Rowan
A. H. Rowan
Mary Jane Strete
Stown
Testo
Joan
Harney
Distane
Ill news from The Gaz about deaths and a church robbery
News items include the death of Nistas Epwards Esq former governor of Illinois who expired Saturday morning at his residence. A fire near Sandy Point Virginia destroyed timber and caused damage. The Germantown Lutheran Church was robbed of sundry items with a reward offered. The Georgia legislature bans employing people of color as printers with a daily fine.
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Someville
Nistas Epwards
Ilinois
Sthrotera
Sandy Point
Westmoreland County
Germantown
Doylestown
Poison From New Honey Causes Death Of Two Children
A nine year old son and a six year old daughter of Samuel York of Farmington died days after eating new honey. The article notes honey can be poisonous when bees gather from certain plants, especially at season, and that poisonous substances may lose their effects with decomposition. It discusses rare fatalities and cautions against honey at that time of year. It also mentions a horse found drunk near a tavern and a merchant selling goods above cost, plus reflections on moral wrongs and the virtues of a virtuous life.
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Joseph Frothingham
Il Last
Iim
Frothingam
Utica
N.Y
Quebec
Liverpool
Mre-Frothingham
Ambonty Rhildren
Samuel York
Farmington
Teuet Pout Nas
Bereavement notice and regional economic note in Bardstown Herald
The Bardstown Kentucky Herald reports a bereavement in Judge Rowan’s family with the death of Mrs Elizabeth Kelly and mentions other regional items. It notes a cholera death in town and references details about the Church of Scotland patronage, plus a Maryland Geological Survey and trade data from Cleveland indicating large exports from that port.
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Bardstown
Judge Rowan
Cleveland
the Herald
Unprecedented find aboard Lowestoft fishing vessel
A Lowestoft fishing ship crew reports a remarkable event aboard their vessel after catching a large cod. Inside the fish they found a perfectly formed infant, with intact limbs and hair, prompting the master to summon the crew to witness the astonishing discovery and attest to its authenticity.
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London Globe
Govene
Lowestoft
Lowestwft
Robert + Gowing
Lowestul
Imaster
T ‘ Tait
Ming
India Rubber Uses Revealed in Early Post Item
The New York Journal notes Indian rubber has wide uses beyond erasing pencil marks. It discusses bags for mercury delivery, waterproof textiles, upholstery padding, elastic suspenders, and surgical bags. A factory in England weaves threads from it and creates thin cloth suitable for waterproofing boots gloves and hats. The Kentucky election canvass runs spiritedly as editors claim true party representation.
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India
Tha Ning Post
New York Journal
England
S-Diffare
Furk's
Eaonthotic
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U. C. Herald
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Fchio,t
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Ehonate
Nullifeation Line
Daniel Webster
Texas
Mary Austifi’ Holly
Tme
Braoria
Brazos
Phi Place
New England
Acre
Austin
Crawford
Meadville
Sheridan
Williams
Powell
Srd
Hickenbottom
Thomas
Seacre
Sheghany College
Pittsburg
Methodist Episcopal Churchy-by-whiter
Feadville
Alroady
Roberts
Martin Ruter
ID. D
Homer J. Clark
Augustus W. Riter
Holmesburg
Pennepack
Ireland
Sentinel
Albany
Ada Hs
Joany Vents Pal
Ruben
Couyse
Hartog
Boston
Unie
Hastan
U.S
U. S. Treasury Department
West
Louisville Herald
Georgia
U. S. Gaz
Zenllenian Ovener
Tery
Naniackel
Wells
Jeremy Taylor
Church of Scotland
Agaes
Maryland
Kentucky
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