News of the Week from a Turbulent Era
A chaotic digest reports on naval shifts with the frigate Wyoming and an American minister visiting Turke y. It notes emperors, battles near Germany, and a wave of incidents from Egypt to Lancashire, plus emigration talks, crop losses, and political tensions across Europe.
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Wyoming
Turtey
Bene
Germany
Anetin
Gantine
Nermany
Setajovo
Hivania
Tumdil Pasha
Kolten
Rasimolis
Exyyt
England
Nepee
Alexandria
Mirzamak
Mojthy
Gormany
Evinaga
Cheshire
Jose
Russia
France
Spitia
London
Alan
Calle
Vind
Paragan
Bossigos
Persia
Andrisay
Avatria
Luntost
Hhirringham
Tiyan
Keather Gay
Dalorra
United States
Manehedter
Nellie Grant
Dangleter
Yellow fever and railroad disaster reports mix in early 19th century notices
A chaotic bulletin lists varied items from a fatal yellow fever case near Brooklyn to horse racing times on a private New York farm. It notes immigrants arriving in New York for year ending 1820, lists officials and a church leader, and reports multiple crimes, a deadly rail collision near Clementon New Jersey, and a Boston temple fire. The excerpt mirrors fragmented 19th century news briefs with mixed locales and events.
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Brooklyn
New York Herald
Wilton
Walter Paine
Liren
Millsjof Pail Hiver
Mana
Leo Bedvy Defiultyr
Te Elwalings Leing
Paine
Young Man's Christian Association
Gad
Mutual
Goun Agsquia
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Clementon
N. J
Osmely
Voodnotar
A. EB. Worthington
Wrakomen
B. Wood
Tadob Deyinthur
J. A Smith
Charles Gchval
Old
Tremont ‘Temple
Boston
Gus Buon
Miscellaneous Gleanings and Political Bits
A patchwork of items notes international diplomacy from Germany and the State Department, a fatal shipyard incident in Quebec with multiple injuries, and agricultural condition reports across the United States. Also includes political anecdotes about Mr Wilberforce and a humorous Harper’s Magazine quotation.
Yellow fever spread and deaths surge in Corinth and Memphis
Reports detail a yellow fever outbreak with multiple deaths, including a family found dead near Corinth and rising cases in Memphis. City health officials prepare isolation measures, while rumors of earlier outbreaks and busier funeral activity accompany the grim tally. A libel suit in Cleveland and other local incidents are also noted.
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Plagas
Sre
Tentionet
Alek
Spedakar
Arshorribio
al Corinth
Mies
Ani Dvensitont
Boned
Hostth
Corinth
Milas
Memphis
Mompilila
Jerome Cochranune
Cig
Monanros
Wacol Couapten
Avary
Bonay
Saso da Isley
Poreang
Athena
Washington notes on military deployment and political shifts
Reports from Washington describe moves to mobilize native warfare units, Secretary Kvarta's plan to relocate government facilities, and emigration patterns. The President aims to restore disbanded forces at West Point, while Hayen plans a visit to the Indian Site Fair. A local incident involves young men linked to a prominent office, and a Washington correspondent notes heavy Senate workload and lingering claim backlogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wisninistenion
Kvarta’ Aleemlay
Lera
United
Seton
Seton Tha Altaeney Getaeal
Utih
Army
Gio Pravtica
Hayen
Tailinnagolia
Iba Agtigaylaieil
Bt Noowlin
Kai Peank
P. Taylow
Rohart V. Barnard
Offen
Caeny Young
Apiroactiva
Mormon Polygamy Policy Sparks Utah Tension
Washington reports show Mayo pressing heavy action to end polygamy with federal enforcement. In Salt Lake City a small number of polygamists remain, while Hayon signals persistence. Sprague and Conkling feud routes through Narragansett turmoil, with public accusations and family distress driving the headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mayo
Salt Lake
Hayon
Reynerida
Ibi
Owers
Utah
Balt Lake
Guy
Boil
United States
Tarragon
Gay
Sfolouca
Spragiin
Martin
Chates Baruotes
Croator Inforest
Spragno
Ithode Feland
Horagus
Aamg Teatia
Fim
Linck
Crnonuket
Coulling
Bytague
Aca
Komagno
Corbing
Mr. Conkling
Canouchet
Change of Time and a Drunken Farmer Incident
A young farmer on the Grand River road sought a drink from a policeman near Twentieth street declaring harmless intent after harvest. He later collided with a streetcar near Twelfth street, ending up bruised in his buggy. He awoke and proclaimed the nerve is over the crop is safe and he has licked a man for fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand River Road
Twentieth Street
Twelfth Street
New Flying Machine Patent by Henry W Furl in Baltimore
Henry W Furl of the Northern Central railway freight depot in Baltimore has secured a caveat for a flying and life saving apparatus. The device includes a bag to float the body and a back suit with wings. Furl claims tests will occur on a wooden doll before attempting real demonstrations at Maryland Institute this autumn.
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Henry W. Furl
Northern Central Railway
Maryland Institute
Paretus
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The
Algona Republicart
Horton & Starn
Paneramene, Algona,a
Iowa
Foreign News
Domeatio Intelligence
Kual
Odenheimer
New Jeracy
Burlington
Uso
Hoslis
Bs Board of Health
Aitizana
Mamabis
Tumpiny
Moxley
Anserny
State Department
Europa
Quebec
Canada
Guelot
Department of Agriculture
Waahington
Khow
New England
New York
Hanans
Goy
Talbot
Massachusetts
Mise Wilberforce
William Wilberforce
Samuel Wilberforce
Miss Wilberforce
Mr. Wilberforce
Angel
Harper's Magazine
Seelpos
Wleveland
Stewart Ghilsltia
Danmgea
Cleveland Molilag
Spottedell
Sitting Bull
Col Whlailer
St Louis
Doule
Phimter
Shaildeda Berjer
Tully Fatatio
Iba
Washington Notes
Moins
Tabernnele
Bio- Fallri
Tilinoia
Hardahipa
New York World
Narragucsail Viergioux
Adatr
Eriday
Narragsn
Maine
Pixere
Gov. Boragna
Hone Celes
Wight
Pinzsa
Baneior Conkling
Spraguo
Honatar
Boragtlé
Renator Couklieys
Borge Hind
Conkling
Billington
Spragne
Senator Corklin
Sprague
Spragivo
Tinea
Koregno
Amingan
Esfe
Senator Coulding
Conkting
Mr. Sprague
Cunkling
Sprigne
Bovagon
Hr. Couking
Chicago
Beng Tor Sprague
Wanlington
Chadd
Visita
Washingnala
Howse & Dll
Vytare
Bird
Mra
Nengtor Sprague
Narragansett Por
Chilrun
Mir
Sia
AyrAgne
Stomng
Norragnocott
Chiuaga Vihune
Spragua Aail Bly Wits
Africay
Tony
Mire Kayne
Narregunveth Vier
Maw
Emma’ Powlick
Sinford, Ch
Thaaypao
Trawhaudt Tindgard
Afr
Soin
Dova Town
Gatama Clothing
Sprigia
Aspragia Ramiinings
Asdaliwerile
Vandivolior Dale
Abrihompxno
Gov
Borogne
Chaduetor Fgile
Will My
Tiampaon
Dims Poudick
Aml
Ale Pragayt
Ne Nour
Desween Spragna Ind Lin
Moragne
de Volniers
Gov. Sprague
Beriator Oowikling
Mia
Byragica
Wong Aelg
Spragua
Canopalad
Cao
Lueyer
Abiidren
Anguy
Abe
Ganonohab
Wea
Manlon
Brilti
Apua
Souster Conkling
Lane
Bonator Windom
Gorspatison
Marsipeyy
Despenset
Porlo Aktemom
Damocracy
Whiga
Sit
Republic Quiom Lins
Thale
Isu
Etcsasfou
Fronayn
Eaxeion
Trenth
Montgomery
Alnaa
Vee
Jian Bean
Thien
Yod Maulikia
Caatlo Pluckney
Fort Pulaski
Fort Morgan
Fort
Duckeon
Fort Philip
Pika
Firi Moles
Aspira
Mount Vernon
Ala
Aema
Pensacola
Contadorsia
Lincoln
United States Wheather Star of the Wout Inc
Rabet
United Biatos
Port Sumter
Gon
Lige
Texas
Santi
Fedurl
Presidant
Tapublican
Bivona
Deouraay
Republicaniam
Bobru
Dietibulea
Eurplig Royeouen
Giatrastad
Witc
Dardela Urrudl
Mr. Hill
Tors Shanes Wu
Republiai
Poly
Délacora
Menio
National Credit
Osme
Lueinesa
Brent
Republic
n&None
Frrom
Paso
Orient
Evan Tesumpton
Wau de
Lena
Republicar Haan
Mayaloan Industriat
Uwepublican
Speatpotiv
Knd
Pantie
Tiprenao
Tila
Becquee
Ihu
MD Enamnt
Trerenko
Veneaseennes Asntet
Toerenso
Arid Brondatutts
Nhowa
Bannerer
Toots
Ambraos
Treasury Department
Pion
National
Indigiaeel
Eortsodel Industriel Aecel Vad
Eae Commercial Tdvanoomese
Vial Department
Teach
Poutopfiur
Faa
Erie
Patiala
Glosato
Chitagots
SE Louis
Pannsylvania
New York City
Duluth
Aloe
Beptilean
Beneft
Vommeran
Mus
Alatea
Mississippi River
Red
United Kingdom
Leo
Orler
Witah Jy
Democracy
Alwaya Buey
Tima Epublicanlem
Hepublican
Theif United
Sivedon
Norway
Sweden
Citsuet
Yournstad
iBenetida Aiettok
Mewar
Fama
Alélo
Soniator
Delawera
Nnewar
Banintylia
J Kr
Winom
Mr. Presidant
Bayator
Delaware
Attenton
Senin
Dolswatern
West
Virginty
Naled Orgilla Grant
I Dolova
Jim
Mothe
Nestiong
Ling
Sonstor Front
Datuware
Froud
Bovatar
Dolsware
Gandaman
Niagara
Amsterdam
Holland
Harune
Virgil
Petrarch
John Kay
Davis
Edward L
Madison
Monroe
Harrison
Tyler
Taylor
Buchanan
Jafferson
John
Adams
Q. Adams
Fillmore
Jackson
Polk
Ven Boren
Johnson
Grant
Hayes
Gratiot
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