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Adams Sentinel in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

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Adams Sentinel

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Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

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Sep 14, 1835

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Attempt on the King of France Brings Death and Damage

A Paris assassination attempt during the July 1830 celebration injures and kills many. The king rides past Boulevards when an infernal machine explodes, killing Marshal Mortier and others, wounding generals, officers, and civilians. Suspect Girard, a mechanician, is captured as details of the device emerge. the event sparks mourning and official responses across Paris.

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Slavery and the Liverpool Trade Across Ages and States

A long excerpt discusses Liverpool's slave trade profits from 1783 to 1793, estimating thousands of ships and millions in value, and critiques public remorse and future repair. It also covers Massachusetts slavery debates, personal appeals, outlaw views, and various 19th century notices on violence, camp meetings, and economic damage from weather and fire.

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Power of Conscience in a York Letter

A York reader acknowledges receiving a letter said to be written about four years ago by Mr W. The writer describes a long illness on his death bed from a ruptured blood vessel and says all his past evils crowded back as he recovered.

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Whigs of Maine and Diverse 18th Century Affairs

A Penobscot County Whigs convention at Bangor adopts resolutions endorsing Dane Webster for president to preserve constitutional purity. Reports cover a Harrisburg meeting against abolition, South Carolina and Georgia clergy opposing abolition societies, travel notes from Down East, a Baltimore mayoral result with Gen. Samven Sata leading, violent Southern reactions and a fatal double suicide linked to a domestic dispute at No. 6 Monro Street, with judge lynching noted in Louisiana.

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Lamp-Lighter Fire at Buffalo Theatre Incident

A lamp lighter at the Buffalo Theatre lit lamps then began filling them. Spirit vapor ignited and the can exploded, igniting the lighter’s clothes in a flash. Details describe a dangerous accident during handling of flammable spirits in the theatre.

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