Outrage and Aftermath Across New York Quarantine Grounds
The piece denounces extreme violence during a quarantine crisis in New York, condemning attacks on shelters and properties. It argues officials and individuals bear responsibility, urging strict accountability for those who instigated or enabled the outrages and burnings. The editor notes public indignation and calls for future reckoning.
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Monty Fur Honne
Nysin
Rivantine
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Nynre
Terrible Adventure and Morpheine Deaths Chronicle
A deranged 19th century miscellany recounts a violent bear incident injuring a Topeka manager, local political rhetoric from Houston, morphine poisonings in Alabama and Massachusetts, a Brookline widow’s death, a Minnesota scene with soldiers, a Kansas girl captured in male dress, and various tragedies. The piece blends sensational crime, public notices, and frontier bravado with grim outcomes and terse records of names and places.
Stalled at St James Latheve, Me Kearse Seeks Aid
A garbled report notes Me Kearse stalled yesterday week while Master of St James Latheve and Church tr held a service at this place. Details are unclear but the incident centers on stalled proceedings and church leadership.
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paeHey Me Kearse
St. James Lathevean
Property Sold and Local Notices From Franklin Township
Mr David Bocator sold Vis fara in Franklin township to Mr Michael Rice for 40 an acre. Other real estate changes include Sheads, Buchler & Karts planning a new store at Carlisle and Reilvund streets. The Spectator boasts teleivwtyes and tomatoes weighed, while local deaths are noted for two children of Mr John Felix and for several residents including Elen Rittave and Mary Allen Tubert.
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Vis Fara
Franklin Township
Michael Rice
Franklin County
Charles Melonrick
Franklin
Buchler & Karts
Carlisle and
Reilvund Street
Gaye Nysualery
John Felix
Mott Pleasant Township
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Jobo Dew
Kling
John Willie
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Baltimore
Woury Witt
Mobile
Fadson River
Pishvill
George Maynard
FB. Rowell
Todiana
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Etmek
Twege
Vhe Establishment
Eatele
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Country Banks and York County notes in Philadelphia dealings
The Philadelphia banks began accepting notes from the Country Bank on deposit, including Gettysburg Bank. Epwanp Mincons, a well known college student in Philadelphia, died Monday evening at age twenty eight. Hichelerger declined the People's party nomination. Daniel Kraber was nominated for York County Senate. John Osborn was shot on September 5 near Waynesboro by brothers Danial and David Funk. the suspects have been arrested.
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Bank of Gettysburg
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People’s Party of
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Senate
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Yu County
Outober
McPherson backed for Congress in local editorial praise
A section from the Independent praises Inwarp McPhieson as a strong Congress candidate and extols his campaign vigor and state leadership. The note quotes Perry Freeman editor Tudga Barer and Rowan McPungon as favorable figures, while praising local figures and events from Ledford to Morrow.
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Congress
Tudga Barer
Perry Freeman
Rowan McPnungon
Torse- Shoe
Adams
Branklin
Betitwed
Fulton
Sunita
Commonwealth
Aluganton
Democratic party faction feud in Philadelphia press remarks
A lengthy editorial critique traces the stance of Col. Forney and figures like Mr. Buchanan ally Mr. Wilmot, accusing Democratic leaders of deceiving the public over tariff policy and pay raises. It contrasts party loyalties, notes voting records on pay increases, and defends Mr. Winn against charges while reflecting on historical Democratic loyalties and media commentary.
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Wilmer
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Coreso
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bin Pup
Wilmot
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James KK. Polk
Henry Cray
Correspondence on pay and tonnage tax in 1858 election
A flood of letters from Sept 1858 discusses Republican candidate views on extra pay for Assembly members and retention or repeal of the tonnage tax. Samuel Burbournow, Moonoy, and Jaton Hessen, Esq respond with firm stances, opposing increased pay and favoring economy, with guidance from the public on these fiscal issues. Also notes U S naval actions regarding African captives and ongoing political tensions reflected in Vermont and national races.
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Congress
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Republica
House of Representatives
Comet of 1858 and News from New Orleans
The Albany Argus notes a thin remarkable comet nearing Earth and predicted to reach bright spectacle in early October near Arcturus. The report also covers extreme heat and yellow fever in New Orleans, political nominations in Blair County, and incidents from Indiana to Providence with fires, crime, and public health concerns.
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Wieks Ugm
Cantary
Arctaras
Arcturus
The Next Congressmen and Reform Urged in Bucks County
In the Bucks County Telegram the article argues for political reform to defeat the Democratic party in the coming House. It cites the need to curb free-state admissions, strengthen domestic industry, and remove Democratic influence to improve national governance and economy. Also reported are a fatal railroad collision near Madison River Railroad, emigration trends from Britain, and various crime and social notes from Chicago to Kentucky.
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