Congressional melee and verbal clashes on Kansas matter
Reports detail a heated House session with a violent clash between Rep. Grow of Pennsylvania and Rep. Keitt of South Carolina over speech decorum and seating, followed by a chaotic night and adjournment. The President rebuked the House, and a committee was formed to address territorial questions tied to Kansas. Several other wartime and local incidents are recounted, including a public matter in Duckney and a dentist’s chair death in Toronto.
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Representations Chamber
Washington
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Manse
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Mr. Teitt
Mr. Gras
Me. Keitt
Mr. Grow
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Keitt
Tharkstulos
House of Representatives
Better
Death of Dr David Horner and local tributes in Keer
The obituary chronicles the death of Dr David Horner, a long prominent physician beloved by the community. It notes his retirement from practice, the procession and burial, and the loss to family, church, and town. It records his role as associate and the esteem in which he was held, with references to his religious faith and public life.
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Philadelphia
Local court hears assault case amid weather notes and political banter
The report covers an assault charge against Minty Matsa Wink and others with bail granted for appearance, while notes during a cooling week mention Washington’s anniversary observances and a Hanover militia visit. It details remarks by Douglas and political maneuverings as the vote tightens and tensions rise.
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Munnias
Min
Army Bill Pug Debate Continues in Senate of United States
Fragmented report describes senators and speakers, including Foot and Dugh, opposing permanent army expansion amid peace. Arguments cite waste, fear of rebellion, and preference for reductions. Mention of Democratic meeting in New York and a Philadelphia arrest for patricidal charge.
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Foot
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Dugh
United States
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Rome
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Distribution Postponed by City Art Association
The Los Ang metropolitan Art Association announces a delayed distribution due to money shortage. Subscriptions will be revived until the new date, with Ditterline handling funds at McConangay's Law Office. The Belles Lettres Society notes a division meeting at Divison College and mourns Rev. Kuos of New York.
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Br F. Orr- Merling
Losmopolitian Art Association
Ditterliie
McConangay
Divisoo College
Dy. Kuos
New York
Thes Hall
USA
Dynparats Meet in Philadelphia Denounces Kansas Constitution
A large Dynparats gathering in Nation Hall Philadelphia denounces the Kansas Constitution as Congress battles. Speakers include John W. Forney and others, with resolutions by Judge Danglas and Gov. Walker opposing the Lecompton Constitution. A fatal mill accident near Mt. Alto, Franklin County, claimed a young worker.
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Bashan Ny
Faipsa
Congress de Srtmpton
Kansas
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Laaga
John W. Fornay
Buchanan
Forney
Me Webster
My. Selynan
Auing Goruruye Ul Kanwsa
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Danglas
Gov. Walker
Shinten
Gov. Wise
Unstable Mexico and global turmoil noted in late dispatch
A telegraph summary reports Mexico’s upheaval with days of street fighting and a provisional president forming a cabinet as conflicts persist in the capital. It notes catastrophic deaths from scarlet fever in a northern county and mentions political shifts abroad, including an ill president in Boston.
Court officers mourn death of Judge Davin Horsen
At a session of the Adams County Bar and Court, officers appoint a committee to draft resolutions in memory of Judge Davin Horsen. The proceedings praise his upright conduct and kindness, pledge attendance at his funeral, and request memorials be entered in court records. The note also mentions postage details from Charlestown postmasters and a stray list of papers.
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Adamns County
Robert G. McCreary
Davin Aimer
W. Th. McCnunnan
Bay
T Secratary
TG. McCreary
Hey
Moses McCluan
Turmittee
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Ale Crenry
Dr. Buehler
von. Davin Horsen
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Jonsen
Rey Cuys
Deus
de Alnelna
Cleeteneern
WD. McCnamax
Shocking murder and student clash at Yale circle
Eyewitness report from New Haven describes a fatal shooting by a fireman during a disturbance involving Miles of Fire Company No. 2 and Yale students. Miles, a 20-year-old foreman, was wounded as chaos erupted around the rear of Yale College amid hooting and water-throwing incidents. The assailant's identity remains uncertain and Miles’s prognosis is very doubtful.
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Yale College
New Haven
Genn
Miles
Nia
Vala College
Ley
Bremen
Weber
Steamboat Explodes Near New Madrid Missouri
A steamboat named Colonel Crossman caught fire and burned to the water’s edge about a mile above New Madrid Missouri. It carried about 500 passengers, with 150 rescued and the rest perishing. It departed New Orleans on the evening of the 25th bound for upper Mississippi springs.
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Lewis Stern
Colonel Crossman
New Orleans
St. Lewis
New Madrid
Missouri
Mississippi
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