Mysterious Poisoning Trial and Inquisition Abolished
The article details the poisoning of Mr. Pierson in New York, the arrest of Mathies and the trial of others, including health responses and witnesses. It discusses the suppression of the Spanish Inquisition, religious intolerance, and related public notices. It also reports on crime, famine, and various curiosities, including rare human conditions and historical anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piercon
Wenchester
Sing Sing
Mathies
Shem
Mr. Pierson
New York
Pierson
Mills
Mathieu
Folger
Mathias
Hous
Fataline
Rioting and Fire Tear Through Cohminz in October
A mob attacked colored homes in Cohminz on Thursday, October 4, wrecking interiors and furniture, injuring a black resident, and burning a carpenter shop with nets and unfinished house materials. The violence followed rumors of a black man’s marriage to a white woman and lasted about two hours before flames illuminated the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohminz
Thursdey
Opy
Fragmented OCR Notes On Public Space Seating Providers
Fragmentary OCR text mentions large spaces and seating provisions including tablets and seats, with unclear references to companies and society. The readable fragment hints at a public space or venue design context but lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes to form a full news item.
Bible reformed edition aims to simplify sacred text
A London correspondent reports an improved edition of the Bible by Alt. Townsend, removing chapter and verse divisions and presenting scriptures in their original order. The Psalms are spread through Israelite history, offering clearer narrative flow, while the New Testament retains its order with a chronological arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Royal
Afartia
Port-Royal
Jamaica
Providence
Fone
Peru
Mexico
Whale Island
the Bible
London
Boston Journal
Alt. Townsend
Quakers' Decline in Denton Sparks Caution and Loss of Influence
The editor laments the shrinking Quaker presence in Denton and the broader region, fearing loss of their steady morals and principles as they gradually depart. An August Calvary fair in Calva showcased dangerous stunts, including a woman laid under a gunpowder wheel, attributed to intoxicated or reckless workers and a risky, sensational display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Ohio
Society of “Friends
Calva
Desolating Famine News From The East Indies And Europe
Distress spreads in Bundlecund and Cashmere as famine devastates populations. Hunger drives grain prices up, with reports of children sacrificed to survive. The era’s reformist spirit sees new efforts against dueling in New Orleans and calls for humanitarian action. A proposed tunnel under the Ohio suggests a massive bridge project at a cost around 230,000 dollars amid rising waters.
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Culpee
Jamina
Dooaty
Oude
Bundlecund
Lucknow
East Indies
Asiatic Journal
Tyrng
Ohio
The
Cincinnati Journal
Difficult Conditions for Bhutan Workers Mentioned in Report
An old report notes severe hardship among Bhutan workers tied to scarce supplies and harsh living conditions. It mentions high costs for infrastructure and a claimed feasibility study favoring a long tunnel project, with an attributed account from an experienced attiser about a figure described in vague terms.
Seventy Eight Colleges and Universities in U Simea
The article notes seventy eight chartered colleges and universities in the United States, about five per million inhabitants. It also reports canal toll receipts on the Pennsylvania Canal for the week ending September 27 totaling $11,010.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Simeens
Pennsylvania Canal
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Adams Sentinel and Generale Advertiser
London Pavia
Inquisition
Spain
Pricillian
Syewm
Torquemada
America
Iit
Ibn
Bela
Aete
Aden
Simon Raap
Haertem
Holland
Hartzwald
Bohemia
Paris
Athey
Aston Journal
William Hemm
Ducks County
Pennsylvania
Preston
Penn
Susquehanna
Cincinnati
Michigan
Hamburg
Was Eity
United States
John Winchell
Suffield
Conn
Hartford
Ashe County
North Carolina
Rocka Sant
Penn_ ‘Sylvania
U. S
U.S
U. States
Pennsia
Citzen
Yser
Alfred the Great
England
Peter the Great
Russia
Carinal Ximines
O*connell
Ireland
la Fayette
France
Europe
New Orleans
Reliplone
Byres
Bhutan
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