Harrison Meeting Proclaims Harrison for President
An Adams Sentinel report recounts a Bay Evening meeting of Harrison supporters. Dr David Horner chaired. a five member committee drafted resolutions praising Gen William Henry Harrison and urging a November county meeting to elect delegates for a Harrisburg convention supporting his presidential bid.
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Harrison
Friends of General
David Horner
RF. McConaughy
Cruely
James Choper
Samuel Buechter
Joel B
Danner
A. R
United States
Martin van Buren
Harriett
Sea
Cena
Caeisia
Pennsylvania
van Buren
Arrisburg
Moray
Fiominstig
William Henry Harrison
Wil. i Harrison
R.F McConnucuy
Betty
Commonwealth
Central Committee
Harrisburg
WM. Henry. Harrison
Gen. Harrison
Democratic Antimasonic State Committee
Conny
Ue Committee
Charleston Decoy Ducks Mistaken For Real
A Charleston correspondent recalls a Saturday incident where a mechanic made decoy ducks for a sportsman. Placed on a three story building’s rear P street, the ducks were assumed real in fog. A hungry citizen borrowed a gun and prepared a musket, awaiting any birds that might fly away.
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Charleston
Main
Odd Mischance Ends With Laughing Bystanders
A man thought he had killed a group of birds after striking them by accident, but bystanders gathered to witness the moment laughed aloud, revealing he had only frightened them not harmed them, exposing a comic misjudgment in the crowd.
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Skinner
Glanges
Ganges
Colgong
Dj A Eee
Turing
Dows
Ollowed
Gaysi
Phe
James Fresnan
Belfast
Jose
Elis
Prospect
Brooks
Alf 2 Matias
Pat Pat
Ita
Spvts
Gutlyun
Resolutions and naval notes from temperance meeting
The 30th Ing t gathering in Philadelphia adopted a Resolution in favor of Divine Origin of genuine Christianity after public discussion between Dr Sleigh and a Free Inquirers representative. The Alexandria Gazette reports Navy Secretary predicting a clash with France over present difficulties. Washington Portage county Ohio convict W B Cal was sentenced to seven years for perjury. call to define his name due to his act.
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Jorce Hetu
Madagascar
Augustine Washington
Washington
George
Alhanu Dat
Northern Exchange
Philadelphia
Dr. Sleigh
Munciid
Privapetrala
Alexandria Gazevie
Secretary of the Navy
France
U. States
Portage County
Ohio
Cal
W. B
Grease for Wheel Ruler Controversy Cited in Banter
A light exchange over wheel grease ends with tar dismissed and the value of a friction reducing material noted. The dialogue hints at a practical debate about lubrication but avoids decisive conclusion.
Odd Soap Mixture for Friction Use Described in Historic Reports
A fragment from a Boston mill dam note describes a soap and grease based anti friction composition tested in iron works. Reports from New York and London mention a silver high pressure steam model and a Green Bay fair raising funds for an Episcopal Church, with emphasis on local industry and social efforts.
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Boston Mill
Meine Farmer
ETB
Tseens
Eee Wactional
Leicester Square
London Paper
Ladies of the Epistopal Society
Navarino
Green Bay
Michigan
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Salem
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Verlry
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Kearly
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Boedni
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Duien
Posses
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Williamsport
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Thia
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Cumberland
N. Orleans
Waites Journal of Belles Letters
Pr. Bird
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
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Europe
America
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Temple Row
Younger
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Holy Land
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D. Krause
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MO. Stahl
Joel Bailey
Andrew Keefer
MO. A. Stehley
Geo. W. Boyer
John Cameron
WM. McLure
William Duck
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