The Suffering Greeks and American Aid Debate
A long extract argues for urgent aid to Greece amid Turkish aggression. It criticizes American indifference, praises Lafayette, Washington, and Bible societies, and urges mobilizing funds and schooling to save Greek captives and promote Christianity. It notes Greek resilience, unity questions, and the need for science and gospel. Also mentions a Henry Symmes polar expedition committee response and a London patent pun.
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America
Greece
Hatida
Jes
Atlantic
la Fayette
Washington
Avery
Musculmans
Bible Societies
Gvis
Mestad
Turke
Symmes
Congress
Naval Committee
Committee On Commerce
Select Committee
Pittsburg Gaz
Death of the Duke of York and royal succession
Details the death of Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany at age 64, his titles, and the line of succession to Princess Alexandrina Victoria in the event of the Duke’s decease. Also notes potential Regency during the Queen’s minority and possible succession paths through the Duke of Cumberland and other princes. Includes Greece relief measures and European political summaries from London Times.
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the. Norfolk Folk Herald
Liverpool
Richmond
Grabstree
Hampton Roads
Lyford
Duke OF York
Duke of Bute
Land
Order-of the—Bath
New
Windsor
New Forest
Hampshire
Alexandrina Victoria
Duke-of Kent
Duke of Cumberland
Prince George Frederick
Alexandrina
Duke of
Sussex
Cambiiteey
Lord
Wellington
Greece
London Times
Europe
France-and
Constantinople
England
Francesa
Russia
Spain and Portugal Amid Frontier Tensions and Regencies
Reports from Madrid describe a curtailed Spanish army on Portugal’s frontier and a cautious defence buildup as Ferdinand’s regime faces constitutional tensions. A regency for Miguel is at Lamego amid ferment and English caution, while regiments head to San Roque to guard Gibraltar.
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Ferdinand
Madrid
Lamego
Chaves
England
Spain
Rodil
Callao
South America
More Indian Outrages Near Flint River Report
Macon Ga reports a family near the Flint River opposite Pike county suffered horrific Indian attacks. A man’s wife and four or five children were murdered in a brutal method, the mother wounded but alive, and carried across the river for safety, with no further details on perpetrators or aftermath as yet.
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Macon
Georgias
Red Channel
Flint Tiver
Pike County
Reagan
Peitansipeas
Boat accident near Cafeeville kills man on Hornet
On Saturday last the steamboat Hornet, en route to Mobile, capsized after its boilers failed. One man named John Meal was killed and a second crewman named Hines went missing with others injured in the wreck near Cafeeville.
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Accidunt
Explosion near Cafe feeville leaves crew injured
Engineer Mr Marsh and several others were injured in a boiler explosion aboard a vessel. Captain Mead narrowly escaped, standing at the helm as a torrent of hot water swept past. Citizens of Cafe feeville aided promptly in the distress rescue. The disaster likely resulted from a water shortage in the boiler.
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Marsh
Mead
Cafefeeville
Shooting Accident Hammers Child in Hautibone
In Hautibone on Feb 27 a man named Earley Surgical Instrument Masker prepared a firearm. A misfire triggered a fatal blast that pierced ten shots into the heart of a three year old child, the son of Mr. T. W. Tilyard, Lombard Street, as he walked with another boy. The child died instantly.
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Hautibone
Aida
Spain
T. W. Tilyard
Lombard-street
Rideau Canal Underway long Rideau Lake summit
The Montreal Herald reports Canadians rivaling neighbors in internal improvement with the Rideau Canal progressing to 135 miles from Chaudiere Falls to Kingston on Lake Ontario. It will have 150 locks with a 280 feet summit level at Rideau Lake, employing about 600 masons and 000 laborers next summer as the nation pushes civ ilization northward and westward.
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Montreal Herald
Rideau Canal
Falls of Chaudiere
Ottawa River
Kingstoh
Lake Ontelle
Rideau Lake
Counterfeit Notes Plague Early Philadelphia Banks
Cantion reports counterfeit five duller mate pirates circulating as the Marine Hank of the Phe bye and other imitations from old plates. The bank has new plates with latest engravings and old plates are offered at various offices in Philadelphia andBaltimore.
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Philadelphia
Largest tunnel in the United States completed
The Philadelphia Aurora reports the prest tanal-pedr Lean was completed on the 224 alimo after nineteen months of labor. It stands as the largest tunnel in the United States, seventeen feet six inches wide, twelve feet high, and eight hundred feet long, excavated entirely through rock. This achievement occurred weeks earlier than company expectations and will enable the canal opening near the center of a short summer operation.
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Philadelphia Aurora
United States
County Coast President Judge Notes Population Disparity
A Pennsylvania judge states that with a population around one million there is more dispersion than in England with about five million people. He urges discovery of a remedy for this perceived civic malaise.
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London
Ciy Leuk
Portugal
Ferdinand
America
Mo Mieara
France
Pennsylvania
Piwad Garetie
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Ipsari
Solo
Jesus Christ
Neo
New York Enquirer
Drury Lane Pit
Mason
Tripoli
Tunis
AMG
Adams County
Henry Rife
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