Turbulent Europe and India War News Update
From Europe three days later reports arrive of Liverpool arrivals and India mutiny actions. The Queen’s speech promises effort to settle Paris treaty terms and quell the rebellion in India. Delhi battles, mutinies in Sealgate, and mass killings accompany reports of heavy British losses. Bombay and Madras trade disrupted as General Reid readies to advance toward Delhi.
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Liverpool
Josle
Paris
India
Abe
Delhi
Sir Agi
Waeecen
Gawnpore
Hens Satie
George Parker
Col. Williams
Yack
Sahit
Haver
Jock
Agra
Janina
Sealgate
Panjaub
Bishop
Br Grafinn
Hunter
Bombay
Madras
Reid
Calcutta
The Republican Creed on Slavery in State and Territory
Judge Wilmot voices a Philadelphia speech arguing for state control of slavery in existing states and Republican support for federal jurisdiction over territories. He denounces critics blaming the party for anti State Rights doctrine, asserting the party’s constitutional and historical stance.
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Wilmot
Philadelphis
Old Jefferson School
United States
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Hut
Hjallim-optizeni
Republican Party
Pedestrian Jarmen Lambert completes mile milestone feat
English pedestrian Jarmen Lambert finishes a thousand mile walk in about 120 hours with 17 pounds lost and a prize of 81,000. He reaches the 990th mile in 2 hours 15 minutes, the 1000th mile in about 25 minutes amid cheering spectators.
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Bosroy
Jarmen Lambert
Morvine
Jyumbart Hase
Election and business notes from Adams County and beyond
The Adams County Mutual Fire Insurance Company trustees elected for the year include George Knope Andrew Polly D A Buehler and others. Reports note England orders for breadstuffs and a potential rise in grain exports, a projected $50 million national treasury surplus, a fatal dysentery in Fauquier County, a bank president robbed of up to $30 000, and ongoing Cheyenne War Department dispatches with a major battle near Solomon's Creek.
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Adams County ‘Mutual Fire Insurance Company
George Knope
Andrew Polly
D.A. Buehler
Fahnestook
Robt
McCurily
J. Aughinhaugh
Davol Kine
W. BB. M.clellin
A. Weintgelman
Doh Wolford
McCreary
J. J. Kerr
Wy. Stadle
M. Hichelberger
John Ilorisr
Whi
B. Wilson
F Gitt
B.A Dtussell
LA. Picking
A. Li. Kurts
Horrible Atrocities in India Reported by Burlisto Papers
The Burlisto papers describe brutal acts during an insurrection in India. They recount the capture of young girls and women, their torture and death, including mutilation and public humiliation in Delhi and Allahabad. The narrative emphasizes widespread horror and cruelty by the perpetrators.
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India
Burlisto Papers
Delhi
Meerut
Allahabad
Famine in Liberia and a Remarkable New Orleans Feat
Reports from Liberia warn of famine driven by idle behavior and external immigration. Missionaries describe starving communities and palm cabbage as hunger grows. a Tennessee planter in New Orleans shows off reckless wealth, wreaking havoc with largess and raucous spending.
Tragedy in Glanecenter as Wife Shot by Husband
Sunday afternoon in Glanecenter Massachusetts Mrs Davis and her two sisters left home for be trying when Samuel Davis approached and fired killing Mrs Davis. He then turned the revolver on himself failing to shoot, dying moments later. Jealousy is blamed for the double tragedy.
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Glanecenter
Mass
Davis
Elen
Sha Partias
Duis
Railroad Accident at York Depot and Market Descriptions
An accident at the York Depot on Monday morning near the Baltimore arrival damaged Mr. Joan Lyrne of Peach Bottom township, who fell between moving cars and mangled his right arm as cars passed. The report also notes falling breadstuffs, sugar price hopes, and tariff controversy with Gen. Duff Green urging American iron production. A separate account describes Marti Glenn, an Irish laborer, run over by a train on the Ohio and Mississippi line, his body found torn and scattered with a severed heart recovered far from the scene.
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York
Baltimore
Llo
Joan Lyrne
Peach Bottom Township
York County
McSherrystown
Harrisburg
Lhe
Duff Green
Green
Igkecao
Ruigats
Marti Glenn
Ohio and Missasippi
Emson
First Train of Cars in Adams County Delights Spectators
In Hanovertown Adams county citizens and visitors witnessed the first locomotive trip into the county on the Gettysburg Railroad. A 4 mile ride over a well laid track impressed guests who heard speeches from Hanover Branch Railroad leaders and Gettysburg Railroad officials praising the project and its benefits to Adams county. The excursion ended at the junction with refreshments and warm thanks for hospitality. The event marked the entry of the first locomotive and cars into Adams county and stirred local pride. A separate note from York Springs endorses S. W. Raney for county office, citing popularity and broad support.
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Hanover
Gattys Burg
Courteaus
York
Hanover Road
Gettasburg Railroad Company
Littlestown Raiload Company
Hanover Branch Railroad Company
Wa. McSu
Lattlestown Hadroad Co
Dettysburg
Hanover Branch
Vanover
Adams E County
Umtty Ladd
Eurron
Stuernf
W. Raney
Petersburg
Mgr
River
York Springs
Riney
Stuntington
Latimore Townships
Exports and Crime Highlight Early Week Ledger
The steamer America sailed from Boston to Liverpool with half a million dollars aboard. New York exports of specie for eight months reached 33.49 million, up from 25 million last year. A true bill was found against Mrs Gunningham for alleged fictitious heir in the Burdall estate. Rev Dr Luprow of the University of Pennsylvania died in Philadelphia. The Republican Convention in St Paul nominated ex governor Ramsey for governor. Counterfeit $3 notes appeared in Tucson County Bank, New Jersey. Frost widespread across the region with light frost at Concord and Manchester and heavy frost on the Kennebec.
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Erage
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Lranks, &E
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Grand J
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Theological Seminary
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N. J
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Minnesota
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Buxt
New Hampshire
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Worcester
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Banger
Kansas affairs and grasshopper plague in 19th century dispatch
In New York Gen Whitfield comments there will be limited troops and possible strife at October polls in Kansas with Democratic Ransom favored. Grasshopper migration threatens eastern states, with a wing reaching Wisconsin and Iowa as swarms head toward the Mississippi. A Germantown mill boiler explosion killed four, including John R Wallace. a dog killed by a train crewed in Baltimore and Ohio line ends this fragment.
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Giant Safe Draws Crowds at Local Savings Bank
The 54 by 44 foot, 4100 pound safe is on view at the Arm ers and Mechanics Savings Institution in the town square. Residents and visitors tour the immense relic, boosting confidence in deposits and the bank’s security and interest offerings.
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Armaers’ and Mechanicss Savings
Public Square
Phis
Marriages in Hillsborough and nearby towns
The notice reports several nuptials: David M. Slentz of Gettysburg wed Dorcas A. Ritoule of Hillsborough Loudoun County Va.. Jacob J. Group wed Louisa Staner of Huntington Township. Adam Stridemaker wed Mary, daughter of Anthony Coduri. Baltar Snyder wed Mary Ann Schwarta. Adam Klaus wed Ann Maria Paters, all ceremonies conducted by local reverends in the county during the period referenced.
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Wilsborough
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