Napoleons Hatred From Great to Petty Feuds Across Rivals
The narrator lists Napoleon Bonaparte’s hates from grand rivals to petty rivals and associates, noting his loathing of Moreau Bernadotte Stael Saint symbolized, and even his own brother Louis. The piece contrasts Napoleon’s greatness with mean resentments and questions if even the sun has spots.
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Napoleon
Pichegruc
Moreau
Toussaint L’ouverture
Lotis
Madame de Stael
Pitt
Queen of
Prussia
Sir George Cockburn
Lord Bathurst
Hudson Lowe
St. Helena
Longwood
Ike
Bernadotte
St. Domingo
Louis
Sidney Smith
St. Jean d’Acre
Duces
Brueys
Boulogne
Napoleon the Great
Tam
Hercules
Gret
Discovery of Extensive Caves and Mineral Prospects on Range
The article reports new cave discoveries on the Fern and Simpson range with two large caves measured at about twelve hundred and six hundred feet. Copper iron ore shows in the smaller cave while air currents suggest further passages. prospecting crews push to drain and survey the entire range for possible rich leads and another mammoth cave.
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Fern & Simpson, Young
McLaughlin
Hubert
Damascus the City of Antiquity and Trade
The article extols Damascus as the world’s oldest city and a perpetual hub of commerce and culture. It notes its historic associations from Abraham’s era to Mahomet, the Strait street where Saul of Tarsus found illumination, and its enduring wares from riverside caravans to damask fabrics and the famed Damascus blade.
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Tyre
Sidon
Baalbee
Jalmyra
Finevell
Babylon
Tigris
Abraham
Saul of Tarsus
Euphrates
Mahomet
Julien
East
Isaiah
Syria
Portugal
England
Henry VIII
Tamerlane
Persia
Night of Fright Ends in Local Woman’s Madness
A group of masked youths frightened infant at Abington home of Mrs. George Marshall, causing her to faint and later collapse into insanity. The incident, described as a severe fright, is reported as a warning against practical jokes.
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Galesburg
Free Press
Abington
George Marshall
Mra. M
Exodus from Virginia reshapes labor and land use
The press of Virginia notes a daily exodus of African Americans from Virginia, forecasting a shift to Northern small farmers, subdivision of plantations into small farms, rising land prices, and broader economic changes driven by white and foreign capital as masters and workers relocate with the labor shift.
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Press of
Virginia
Lynchsburg
Aus
Hirling
A Fable and Agricultural News Mixed Narrative
An elegant Italian grayhound mocks a sow and her litter, deeming life unbearable while a pig asks about the visitor. The sow explains his poverty from laboring across the country for little food. A separate Agricultural Bureau report notes crop declines in the West, variable potato growth, and higher flour prices in Prusevit Origons at forty five dollars per barrel.
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Mumma
Agricultural Bureau
Creop
Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
West Virginia
Michigan
Daniel Webster as Idol and Pivot of Massachusetts Whigs
A profile of Daniel Webster showing his central role in the Massachusetts Whig Party and how adulation affected his views. It portrays his influence as leader and symbol, the crowds that followed him, and the shift toward self interest that results from power.
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Daniel Webster
Massachusetts
Louis Nev
Webster
Boston
Emerald Isle
Pat
Harrow
Fen
The Russian Crown Jewels Described In Palace Vaults
A correspondent details the royal collection kept in a high palace room. Four loyal guards watch the jewels while the imperial crowns glitter with emeralds sapphires and diamonds. The Empress crown features a cross of diamonds and a large ruby, with a sapphire orb atop.
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Saxony
Berne City Layout and Cultural Notes from a Swiss Capital
Berne, largest Swiss canton by population, hosts government and foreign ministers. The city sits on the Aar promontory with arcaded streets, stone houses, and side streams used for sanitation. A Reminiscences tale from Crabb Robinson recalls a Parisian materialist stagecoach passenger confronted by a skeptical elder.
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Berne
Aar
Bologna
Italy
Switzerland
Yankee Hen Theft Tale From the West
A peculiarly shifting Yankee arrives in the West and borrows a neighbor’s chicken. He gathers eggs from several neighbors and raises a batch of chickens. He returns both hen and eggs with the boast that the chickens cost him nothing and he calls them his finest.
Courage under fire on the Truxton rescue
News of a daring rescue by Capt. Tape of the steam wrecking boat Truxton near the collision of the ferry Manhasset and the Phomix tug. Capt. Scott led a perilous attack through cabin windows into the engine room as water surged. Capt. Beott, a large man, blocked the flood by the tug and secured blankets to delay the sinking until the ship could be freed at Pike Street dry dock, possibly saving hundreds of lives.
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Phomix
Scott
Beott
Pike Street
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