Tragedies Spread Across States From Lynchings to Burned Homes
A long fragmented account details incidents in Kentucky, Boston, Plymouth, and Georgia. It describes tar and feathering linked to anti slavery sentiment in Lexington, a drowning accident in Elkhat Creek resulting from icy conditions, two intoxicated women and a man’s death near Plymouth after a sleigh ride, and a Georgian double murder in Twiggs County with neighbor testimony and an ensuing inquest.
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Boston
Lcleztupb Publiqtes
oJotter
Plymouth
Samuel R. Dixon
Gaul
Martha Ron Mollcux
Discoy Stefin
Dixon
Tie Wily
The Largest Mill in the World at Law rPence Maas
Describes the Pacific mill at Law rPence Maas as the world’s largest with 18 acres, 40,009 cotton spindles, 10,000 worsted spindles planned to 80,000 and 20,000, 1,201 looms to 2,400, and output of 810,000 pieces of cloth annually. Notes weekly fabric consumption of 26,000 pounds and 1,500,000 pounds per year, with 850,000 pounds spent on sponge and related items.
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Pacific
LawrPence
Maas
Opera
Debacle in Congress as Richardson Withdraws from Speaker Race
The Democratic caucus nominates Orr of South Carolina for Speaker as Richardson exits amid party discord. President's Kansas message urges a constitutional path and order in the territory while warning of insurrection. Liquor law faces Senate hurdles. various legal actions and local crime notes fill the docket alongside agricultural society proceedings and weathered rail crashes.
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Richardson
House
Wwent
Exugus
Orr
South Caroling
Boesker
Richardson Ak
Grat
Americanaalay
Arscheme
U. States
Congress
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Nshire
Agi
Kansas
Fragmented reports on violence and strange crimes in distant towns
A chaotic dispatch details massacres near Kara with froden bodies along the road and wolves attacking families near Keokuk. It also recounts odd lunatic acts in a German immigrant case and curious personal revelations about a Boston merchant, plus unusual local anecdotes from Kentucky and Louisville amid wartime distress.
Fire destroys dwelling near Fisheta mill
The dwelling house occupied by Mr Anes as Hinst near Fish eta mill opunsum reek was completely burned Sunday evening. Mrs H saved some valuables with neighbors' help, while the house had just been purchased by Mr Ginstas Keck. The loss is part of broader local notes including railroad subscriptions and political measures.
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Anes
Fisheta Mill
Opunsum Reek
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