Niagara Recaptures Africans Aboard Niagara In Monrovia Run
The Niagara reported to have brought the recaptured Africans to Monrovia after leaving Charleston on September 18. The ship sailed from New York September 12 and arrived at Monrovia on November 6, with 200 survivors from 271 Africans taken aboard at Charleston. The freed captives received clothing and supplies from the American Consulate as they were landed.
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United States
Beyenty
Africae Deus
Niagara
Dota
Chaunces
Bachoumancer
New York
Afrien
Chauncey
Modrovin
Charleston
Monravia
Porta Grande
Port Brava
Monrovia
Suriery
Reverse of Fortune: Widow Selina Scinson’s fall from fashion
The tale recounts Selina Scinson once among New York’s chicest widows living on Chambers Street who declined into poverty and vagrancy. Her decline worsened after abandonment by relatives, ending with her found death in a Watts Street basement.
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Nese
York
Selina Scinson
Chambers Street
Warty Street
the Herald
Dacessed
Otsenra
Stingwu
Disuaro
Earnest Appeal for Papers and Railroad Opening Report
An earnest appeal pleads debt repayment from patrons to Australia South East News, urging immediate remittance by mail. It notes the opening of the railroad covered with praise, reporting visitors from abroad impressed by the town and its hospitality, while Mayor Swann of Baltimore could not attend due to official duties.
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Amoss Lilliants
Wade
Swann
Baltimore
The
Toad
Railroad Excursions From Gettysburg to Hanover
Gettysburg Railton Company officers announce Thursday excursion trains between Gettysburg and Hanover. Depart Gettysburg at 9 o clock in the morning, return at 12 30 and noon 5, depart 12 46 in the afternoon, return about 7 that evening. Round trip tickets cost 30 cents.
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Gettysburg
Change of Schedule and Local Notices in Pennsylvania
The Northert Railroad changes affect travel to Baltimore and York with trains shifting times. Balt more mail and eastern mails open at stated hours. Local lectures by Rev Dr Bortenres and Mr Bortuwres to speak at St James and Presbyterian Church. A White Owl shot by a Sherry son, and state finances show receipts 4,789,778 with expenditures 3,778,397 leaving a balance near 200,000. taxes may fall. public works aimed to ease finances.
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Parsons
Baltimore
Qarrisburg
Comesh
Larrisburgy
York
Nrgisburg, &c
Gattysburg
Baltmore
Baltimore Mail
Florida
Mey
Sam Jsaner
Grean
Ea Tony
Floris
Gettysburg Railroad Opening Beset by Weather Splendor
A grand Gettysburg celebration marked the arrival of Baltimore and Philadelphia Railway delegates and York Hanover contingents. Large crowds, military displays, and a civic procession filled Center Square as residents welcomed the new link, despite earlier weather delays and planning hiccups. The Baltimore delegation later toured Pennsylvania College with Band performances and an impromptu lecture, ending with a festive town procession and a serenade.
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Gettysburg
Est. Jaeng
Garkiels Street
Shimyers
Independent Blues
Uapr
Busninr
York
Hanover
Bannyn
Fran York and
Hinovur
Adelphia
Brotherly Toye
Republic
Philadelphia
Philiadelphia
Traltimore
Baltimore
Tolland
Tennsylvania College
MeQmnan
Baroner
Who Told the Truth on the Congressional Clash
A late 19th century review argues that the opposition claimed discord between the President and cabinet, while administration papers denied it. It cites alleged extravagant spending, revenue measures, and tariff disputes, noting tensions between President Buchanan and Secretary Cobb and debates over the Kansas issue and international incidents.
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Bushman
Cobb
Secretary of War Notes Pacific Peace and Texas Conflict
The Secretary of War speaks on permanent peace by treaty with Indians in the Pacific region and notes the Texas war may be long and intense. He highlights Utah army operations and insubordination in that territory as a concern requiring force, and remarks on nearly ten million dollars disbursed by the Quartermaster. He urges payment of state volunteer service claims and reports projected reduced expenditures for the next year, barring further large needs to quell other hostilities.
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Pacific
Texas
Quartermaster’s Department
Congress
Cargo of Slaves Landed Near Saint Andrews Sound Georgia
Savagnan reports that the Wanderer evaded the vigilant patrols and landed a cargo of slaves near Saint Andrews Sound west of Brunswick. A portion of the cargo was later sent north on a steamer along the Sitills river.
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Georgia
Savagnan
Saint Andrews Sound
West Brunswick
Sitills
Foreign affairs strain over Central America policy noted
In a speech on the resolution, Senator Olingwan criticized Britain for adopting the Monroe doctrine in Central America, accusing it of disregarding the Clayton-Bulwer treaty and threatening to hold the Bay Islands and Mosquito protectorate. The administration warns against rushing abrogation while negotiations continue and expects possible redress over incidents with the steamer Washington.
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Olingwan
Great Britain
America
Bay Islands
Har
Mosquito
Muuch Mora
Central America
Congress
Ssonte Shoul
Washington
State Department
Nicaragua
House
Cueytown
Navy
Warrants issued for Swan's Georgia Lotteries arrests
New York police issued warrants on Saturday for the arrest of all parties connected with Swan's Georgia Lotteries and for advertising Swan's papers. Many arrests have been made, but principals are at large. A requisition will be sent for the arrest of Mr Swan. Also reports on a fatality at a Troy nail factory, piracy accusations on Lake Erie shores, a suicide by Miss Anne Morrow, and tax and political notes from San Francisco and Virginia.
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Swan
Georgia Lotteries
Mies Anne Morrow
Hee Jover
Mies Morrow
Iris Mas
Murrow
Win
White
Amanda Platt
Hartford
Con
Waite
Washington
Thi City
Ger Stevenson
Broadway
Sheriff Chamberlain
King
Witte
NYP. Times
The Great Republic Monthly magazine launch in New York
A skeptical notice on Messia Oaksmith & Co publication The Great Republic Monthly praising its paper printing and illustrations while noting contributions from Henry J Brent. The piece expresses high hopes for the magazine to reach a top position among current periodicals.
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The
Great Republic Monthly
Messia, Oaksmith & Co
New York
Provo
Yerra
Henry J. Brent
Wang
A British Visit to US Vessels Sparks Tense Exchange
A Times correspondent reports a British frigate demanded to search a US ship after it boarded the Washington. Lt. McIntosh warned of retaliation if British officers persisted, asserting US ships alone would judge visits or searches entering American ports.
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Sim Juan del Nore
Valurous
Melutoot
Roanoke
New York Times
Witcer McIntosh
Bir
W.C. Aldham
Valori
Grosa
Veseda
United States
Forke
Mccintosh
Seath
Rumors of War Debate Cloud Central America Tensions
Des Moines dispatch reports cautious mood over possible war message to Congress. British steamer Washington boarded by officers prompts explanation. Commodore McIntosh cites British restraint. Greytown residents seek Nickr independence with British support under consideration.
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Warwington
Central America
Congress
Willement
Committee On
Cha House
Comandore McIntosh
Washington
Aldium
Upg
Weaveh
Wm. Gore Moseley
Bir Gare Ouseley
Luis
Greytown
Gore Overley
Sommodore McTntosh
ofGver
Frank
Letters from the Niagara report res Capture Africans in Liberia
Letters from the Niagara describe rescued Africans sent home by the government and treated well on board the frigate. Liberia’s president visited the ship. weapons were borrowed from stores. Napoleon’s emigration system persisted on the African coast, with agents seeking new calmed routes. British cruisers watched American vessels near the coast, raising tensions. Also noted: a man abducted a Hartford woman and was later jailed in Hartford after a chase ending in New York. A Newburyport boy died after a needle injury to the knee joint.
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New York
Rics
Niagara
Libesia
Nemple
Freaeitieng
Tocusas
Ceast
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