Position of the United States on European War Policy
The administration has not yet fixed a policy but considers how the United States might preserve free ships and free goods, and protect American citizens in peaceful commerce. It will address blockade rights and the handling of contraband, with further discussion on how belligerent rights are to be exercised.
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United States
Warinsxason
Europe
M. Kossuth
Hungary
Manchester
Hoylard
Italy
Hanogary
Tooik
Sabino
Gfty Yuor
Gulf of Mesior
Bone
Miyamon
American Officers Heading to Seat of War
A list of US army officers authorized to travel beyond the United States to observe and report on military operations in Italy. Officers include Col. W. Loring, Maj. J. A. H. Blake, Capt. J. A. Paltoer, Lt. Geo. W. Carr, and others from engineers, infantry, artillery, and cavalry ranks. Communication with opposing forces is to be maintained through designated military channels.
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Waskinutas
Faa
United States
Ttaly
Kuns Tn
W. Loring
Crittenden
J. A. H. Blake
Mr. Brewerton
6Th Infantry
T. 1
Tower, of Engineers
B. Glitz
J. A. Paltoer
2D Cavalry
T. Seymour
1St Artillery
Geo. W.carr
Mb Infantry
J and
Letat
Juha Peprain
Deagoon
Proclamation ordered dispersal of Mormons near Salt Lake
From Utah to St Louis a Governor Camuminge proclamation demands immediate dispersion of Mormon groups forming a military force around Salt Lake Valley. The Valley Sun criticizes no federal officer delivery, warning the order could touch the Territory before the army arrives.
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St. Louis
Utah Mail
Camuminge
Salt Lake Vally
Valley Sun
Sqgerta
Transot
Ily
Cannibalism on the Plains in a Fatal Gold Rush Return
An old return voyage from Vixe's Peak to Claveland ends in tragedy with starvation deaths and a cannibal act. A survivor kills a nephew for life, and the party later slays oxen after reaching St. Joseph. The old man and his son find safety with a friend who confirms the tale.
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Kelling
Vixe's Peak
Claveland
Morrow County
Oho
Wey
James Tisbands
New Hampshire
Snotter
Adentom
Doll
St. Joseph
Hia
Conventions nominate auditors general in Pennsylvania vote
News from Harrisburg reports the People's State Convention naming Viestas J. Conta Ey of York for Auditor General and W. N. Kero of Reading for Surveyor General. The paper praises Cocoran for honesty and predicts a decisive victory, while noting Keim’s strong local support. It also mentions a new engine and passenger car for the railroad, an accidental death in Gettysburg, and incidents of lightning strikes, a child’s poisoning, a farm sale, and a paper mill fire.
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People's State Convertion
Harrisburg
Viiestas J. Conta
York
W. N. Kero
Reading
Pennsylvania
Cocoran
Bubily
Bin
Commonwealth
Anoth
Keim
Military Officers Elected Across State Also Fire and Clergy News
A state wide military election selected brigade officers and captains for various companies. Re-elected were Brigadier General William Fr. Waren and Brigadier Inspector Maj. Joan Scorr. Local units chose Captain G. A. L. Buehler and others. the Independent Blues voted for Brigadier General, who declined, while Independent Riflemen and Oxford Tendble named their officers. The Independent Blues will join York’s anniversary celebrations. A shop window accident wounded Mr. N. B. Carver’s wrist. Clergy changes include Rev. J. S. Greir and Rev. H. Ne Neuker’s deaths and Rev. Sachel W. Grimith’s death. Miss Annie B. Mercing won damages in Baltimore. Destructive fires at Salem and other notes on Europe and travel conclude with a fine of the Chicago to Baltimore rail fare.
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Adams County
Fr. Waren
Joan Scorr
Brigada
Brester
Independent Blues
Arendisville
Fangibles
Osford
Wanrim
geeThe
Gettysburg
Buehler
G- Pahnestook
W. J. Martin
Eneign
John Rupp
James McCreary
Nurvia
Jheilherber
Convention in Harrisburg nominates Auditor General and Surveyor General
Delegates from across Pennsylvania gathered in Harrisburg on June 8 to nominate a slate for Auditor General and Surveyor General. Thomas B. Cochran of York and Watkinson Kirt were among those named on ballots, with Daggin Taggart presiding. The resolutions attacked executive overreach, slave expansion, and Lydian tariff policy, while praising protective measures and Homestead rights. The convention adjourned with a call for unity in restoring government purity.
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People’s State Convention
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House of Representatives
Densy M. Fuller
State Central Committee
Morton McMichael
Philadelphia
Dayin Tageant
Northumberkind
Gentomen
Taggart
Lemuel Todd
Thoaras
BE. Coomnan
Eng
York
Tha
Congress
Touth
Hlogonth
Cameron
Kansas
A Manly Speech by a Noted Senator from Mitneysta
A public reception greets General Sunt returning home. He reflects on a life in politics, immigration to Minnesota, and his independent stance, claiming he never sought office and purchased his homeland with his own blood. Also reports the death of Henry I. Barnes in a gymnasium accident, ruled accidental hanging after an inquiry.
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Htinvis
Leo
Mitneysta
Sandwich Ixlanda
Cronihal Talaoda
Minnesota
Government of
United States
United States Army
Theo
Detroit
Juana
Henry I
Tribune Anys
Lane
Child Promised Aid Amid City Family Strain
A crude notice from Troy Whig describes a twelve year old resident living with parents in the lower city section, mother of a month old child, while the father is sixteen. The fragmentary text hints at social or familial concerns and wages, but details are unclear.
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Troy
Issaiel
Tobin
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