Fall of Missolonghi Prompts Greek Crisis Report
Dr. Howe’s letter from Napoli dated April 30 1826 details the fall of Missolonghi and brutal siege by the Turkish forces. He notes desperate Greek resistance, famine, and evacuations as the Ottoman attack intensifies, with Greek fleet efforts and shifting provisional government decisions amid looming danger to Greece.
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Greece
Hows
Wass
Napoli
Aris
Europe
Ray
Tesient
pi-Janary Sii
Saldtias
Ibrahim
Atoriras Micaulis
Patros
Missolonghi
A Jy
Dar
Dey Add
Missa Tonghibua
Vasiladi
Misdolonghi
Carisio
Simos
Piada
Asr
Supreme Commission
Tallthen
Artreu
G. Howe
Battle reports and Kentucky election notes in 1824 era
Reports from Rio Janeiro ship Trajan arriving after 38 days, a border battle near Rio Grande between Banda Oriental Patriots and Brazilians with heavy Brazilian losses. Kentucky election results favor Old Court Party, calls for peace and harmony, and reforms. Also mentions road projects and topographic survey orders for coast to inland routes, with quotes from Major General Macomb and U.S. Gaz.
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Rid Janeiro
Trajan
Hammon
Nostale Ie
Rio Janeiro
Rio
Rio Grandel
Banda Oriental
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Conatituliga
Uncle Debectarsney
Tornado Visits Chatham on the Thames River
A tornado struck Chatham on the Ist of the month, with rain and wind. It crossed Lake St. Chair and the peninsula between lakes St. Chair and Ene, prostrating houses and fences and blocking roads. Snow lingered for a day. Seven steam boats are now afloat on Lake Evie.
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Chatham
U. C
Thames
St. Chair
Ene
Caron
Lake Evie
London papers report distress of workers and possible civil unrest
The Cambria arrives with London news through Philadelphia dated July 24. Reports describe dire conditions of operatives in England and Ireland, stressing widespread distress, charitable efforts, and the need for permanent employment to avert starvation or violence.
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Barrusona
London
Cambria
Robinson
Philadelphia
Englid
Ireland
Extracts from state election law on separate tickets
The text records a law requiring separate tickets for each station or office at special elections and a duty for sheriffs or coroners to publish notices. It includes exclusions for certain federal employees and lawmakers, plus a signing by Sheriff R24. 7. C. Milter dated September 1 in Getiya Shore.
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Rhs
Pennsylvania
Congress
Adams
Franklin, Cumberland
Perry
York
al Twain
House of Employment
Gettysburg Academy
Getodery
General Assembly
Unis Commonwealth
Botuso
United States
United
Getiya
C. Milter
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Ly Register
B-T
Dicanklac
Sharpe
Sherp
Washington
Westminster
Maryland
Carlisle
Williamsport
Sackett’s Harbor
Buffalo
New York
Macomb
Lorne
Gi Sayer Lenz
Jlon
D. Garoney
Ggbte
U.S. Gaz
Thomas
Etre
Gettysburg
Cumberland
Courthhouse
Germany
Renshaw
Petersburg
Tirstrick
Berwick
Mount, Pleasant
William Sturgeon
Oxford
Huntington and
Latimore
Ien
Samuel White
Huntington
Hamiltorban and
Liberty
Col. Janes Reed
Milles-Town
Hamilton
Reading
Adam Swart
Berlin
Menallen
John Gilbert
Said Township
Straban
John Thomas
Huunters Town
Franklin
John Marks
Tewn District
Cornwally
Adam Qaster
M'Shertys Lawn
Frezenth
Michael Bower
Heidlersburg
Mounty
Tr Howse
Thomas Larimer
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