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06 Dec 1860
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Aurora Commercial in Aurora, Indiana
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Newspaper
Aurora Commercial
Location
Aurora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1860
Page
1
Kate Yale's Marriage and a Worldly Union of Fortune
An 1830s tale follows Kate Yale who seeks wealth and status in marriage. She rejects love for a fortune and social gain, marries Mr Wellington, then endures a loveless, gilded life that dissolves into separation and a late return of a former lover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Mie
Mr. Wellington
Mrs. Wellington
Farwell
Frank
Kate Walla
Remarkable Southbridge partnership ends after sixteen years
Webster Times reports two Southbridge men who jointly owned and occupied a home for sixteen years with no accounts kept and perfect harmony until dissolution after a family marriage altered the household. One partner paid cash for the other half, ending the joint venture. Fort Monroe notes describe a formidable fortress with 285 guns and many mortars, sieges, and howitzers in a separate report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southbridge
Masa
Webster Times
Fort Monroe
Old Point Comfort
Enid
Birth of Jeasje Influences University Alumna's Timeline
An alumni of a university recalls a birth in 1901 connected to a friend named Jeasje. The fragment hints at personal milestones shaping the journal of a distinguished academic figure at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giele
Jeasje
New Mersop or Liaucarerine Animals
The London Lancet reports a slaughter method that preserves arterial blood by evacuating only venous blood. It involves lung incisions between the fifth and sixth ribs, claimed to yield richer sweeter meat and heavier carcasses, but judged cruel. A French method injects air into blood vessels to kill, known to cause death and used by huntsmen on worn-out animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Lancet
France
Tree turned to solid stone near Pike's Peak exhibit
A Mr. Salisbury, a returned Pike's Peaker, exhibited in Chicago portions of a tree found about thirty miles west of Pike's Peak on high land dividing the headwaters of the Platte and Arkansas rivers. The tree was in its natural position and turned to a solid stone, measuring twelve feet in diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mammotu
Mr. Salisbury
Pike’s
Official Indiana Official Vote and Notable Details
The Indianapolis Journal compiles Indiana official vote totals with figures for Base and other candidates. It notes Gerritt Smith receiving five statewide votes and mentions a joke about odometer instruments to gauge a carriage’s distance. It also cites Earthquake counts up to 1850, a steamship Kate French burning near Napoleon Arkansas with total loss and no lives lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Louisville
Arkansas River
Napoleon,Ark
Census returns show strong growth in urban areas
The received census data indicate multiple localities exhibit strong growth, with high activity in population centers. Projections suggest continued development in urban regions, highlighting expanding economies and infrastructure needs.
Woman Burned to Death Protecting Child in Cottage Fire
An elderly widow living alone in the south town was fatally burned when her dress caught fire from a candle while she kept a neighbor boy for the night. She dragged the boy to safety but was badly burned, dying on Saturday after two days of agony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Yale
Kate
Catwanixs Gnay
Lafayette Couriar
Discovery of Golp in Arkansas Sparks Gold Fever
Henry Watkins reports great excitement near Desare Arkansas after gold is found while boring an artesian well. Desare lies 260 miles above White River mouth and 55 miles east of Little Rock. Californias miners present believe gold abundance, dirt washed yielded 25 cents per panful, specimens seen range from pea to larger sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golp
Arkansas
Henry Watkins
Desare
White River
Little Rock
California
St. Louis Republican
Court witness learns proper address in northern district
A man with no prior court experience testified last fall in a northern district case. Sworn as a witness, he stood with his back to the jury and spoke to the judge until the judge instructed him to address the jury. He then faced the bench and said good morning gentlemen with a formal bow.
Mrs Lincon s and Slavery In Kentucky Reflections
A Charlotteville Virginia paper questions Mrs Lincoln's stance on slavery. A near relative from a slave state recounts meeting her in Kentucky where they formerly lived and notes her shift from pro slavery to modified views while maintaining her convictions.
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Lincons
Saya
Charlotteville
Virginia
Lincoln
Kentucky
Sonié
Amethie
Illinois
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