European Telegraphic News and Maritime Updates
European telegraphic news reports a mix of diplomacy, ship collisions, and naval actions. The Duke Constantine receives honors in France. frictions with Spain and Mexico surface. The packet Tuscarora collides near Holyhead with the Andrei Foster, which sinks. crew saved. Continental affairs include Neufchatel, Lombardy, and Danubian tensions. The British Parliament session proceeds amid reforms debate. Lady Franklin funds further Arctic search.
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California News System May 13 Oregon to adopt state government
Report from New York dated May 13 notes the California mails bring April 20 treasure and ships Independence Decatur at tsnama Grape at Aspinwall. A California Assembly bill creates examiners to fund debt and a bill to prevent immigration of colored persons. War likely to pass. Oregon may adopt a state government and anti slavery constitution. Brigham Young reportedly forced to flee Salt Lake to avoid mob anger.
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George Law
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Independence
Decatur
T’snama
Aspinwall
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Frances
Assembly
Senate
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Carton Valley
Brighes-Young
Salt Lake
Treasury issues new tariff regulations under 1857 act
Washington May 16 The Secretary of the Treasury issues additional general regulations under the revenue laws as the tariff act of March last shifts classifications. All schedules of the act of 1857 and other liable articles will face a 15 percent duty on withdrawal for consumption. Wool unmanufactured remains duty free up to 20 cents per pound at export, value in foreign markets excluding packing and shipping costs.
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Washington City
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
United States
Bandits Attack U S Court in Salt Lake City
Reports from New York describe an armed assault on the United States Circuit Court in Salt Lake City during session. A judge adjourned sine die under threat of personal violence, with the Utah territory reportedly quiet afterward.
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New York
The_ Times
Salt Lake City
United States Circuit Room
Acesion
Stetes
St. Louis
Overland Utah Mail
Brigham Young
California
Salon River
Speedy settlement urged for Argus patrons
The Argus publishers warn patrons to settle accounts promptly as H B Anderson the County Treasurer will join them in townships to collect arrears. They request overdue subscriptions spanning years and promise to accept small remittances to clear old bills.
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The
Argus
H. B. Anderson
Eeq
The Prospect in Kansas and the Free State Question
A Kansas political faction debates the next month’s Constitutional Convention elections and the legitimacy of census registries. The piece laments excluded Free State men, warns of fraud, and weighs options including Gov. Walker and Stanton influence versus future Congress attitudes toward slavery and statehood.
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Free States
Washington
Congress
Walker
Stanton
Free State
Atchisona ‘and Stringfellows
Itory
Russia
Bill to ease Main Line and canals passes Senate
The bill for the Main Line improvement moves toward approval with provisions for sale and debt liquidation under 7.6 million dollars. It includes canal and railroad projects from Colummbial to Blairsville and Hollidaysburg, with heavy local opposition and calls for Governorial action. A Pittsburgh minister condemned spirituous liquor traffic in a Sunday sermon. Missing man Eugene Flecken, last seen in Beaver area, is sought with conflicting reports. Rev Knox anticipates work at Fernal Seminary to help liquidate debt, while Ohio teachers earn broad support for education.
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Colmin
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Colummbial
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Piburgh
Senate
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Blairsville
Itaburgh
V. . Knox
New Fernal Seminary
Mte
Derstand
Ito
Pittsburgh
Local Briefs from New Brigh ton and State News
Enterprising citizens of New Brigh ton form a stock company to build a car factory with stock taken and officers elected Silas Merrick as President and Edwant Hoops as Secretary Proposals for buildings will be received until June 3. News from Washington and Pennsylvania reports several deaths including congressmen and senators Butler and Brenton A fragmentary notices mention the Western District marshal appointment and a Washington PA editor injured by a blow The Gleene County Republican praised as a reliable paper in Waynesburg and a libel suit between Horace Greely and Gray the Cleveland Plaindealer is noted along with vetoes on state bills by the legislature.
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New Brighton
Stockholiders & Board” of Directors
Silas Merrick
Edwant Hoops
Harris bids fencing bill in Ohio House fails in vote
Mr Harris presented House bill to provide fencing in Rail Beaver county but the measure lost by 18 to 16. Pittsburgh M E Conference set for Cambridge Guernsey county Ohio. John C Ault appointed postmaster at Irish Rifle replacing John Taylor. Senate last week approved change in title of New Castle Bank to Lawrence County Bank. A branch of the Bank of Indiana at Bloomfield has expired.
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Harris
T3th
Beaver County
John C. Ault
Irish Rifle
John. Taylor
Senate
New Castle Bank
Lawrence Coty B Bank
Meeting of Teachers Forms Educational Association in Ohio Township
A teachers meeting in Ohio township on June 6 proposed forming an association to promote literature morality and professional qualification. The group aims for frequent meetings and asks for support from education friends and to hold future sessions at a school near George Harelay’s residence in Brighton township. NJ McConnioul chaired the session with G D Crary noted as secretary.
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Af Sahoal
Lin
Ohio
Apo
Ohio Township
Lpst
Bavelfarite
Ita
Cect
Schoo Mere
George
Dakota City Emerging as Key Upper Nebraska Town
President locates upper Nebraska district at Dakota City on the Missouri River between Sioux City and Sergeant Bluff. Describes two hundred foot wide streets, three thousand plus lots, parks, religious plots, a wagon road plan, a looming railroad link, a printing press, bank, and growing civic prospects for Dakota City as capital and hub of the territory.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Sioux City
Tony
Dakota
Dakota City
Congress
Platte Rivers
Niobrarah
Fort
Loup York
Abe
Dubuque and
Dokera City
Upper
Local Goods and Ready Made Clothing Advertised in Carroll County
A fragment notes a range of men visiting a city for superior, reliable merchandise in boys clothing and fur nishing goods, all warranted well. It mentions about one hundred seventy five young men from Carroll County Va preparing to leave for Kaneas.
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Allel Cuy
Sevilla
Sas
Bee
Carroll i County
Kaneas
Tragic mob lynching in Bullitt county following murder trial verdict
The Louisville Journal reports that after a not guilty verdict for three black suspects in the Joyce family killings, a violent crowd attacked the jail, forced entry with a cannon, and executed four inmates, with others wounded. Police chief and mayor were assaulted. officials later removed bodies while fires burned nearby.
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Louisviire Journal
Joyce
Bullock
Jack
Samuels
Bullitt County
Court House
George
Mr. Samuels
Fifth Street
Pendleton
Bill
Kirkpatrick
Pelcher
J. A. Weatherford
County announces nominees for Union Convention
In Tyne assembly notices, names of candidates and officers appear for the Union County convention. John Cuthbertson New Brighton and Milton Marquis Darlington listed as sheriffs. William Trimble Hookstown treasurer. Samuel Wilson and Henry Clark among borough officials.
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New Brighton
Sherif
Milton
M. Marquis
Darlington
Filliam
Trimble
Hookstown
Three ages of the world and the Anthum bug
A critical satirical essay questions standard medical claims about Holloway medicines. It argues the present era, labeled the Age of Hurhbug, sees doctors peddling remedies that fail to cure many ailments while praising personal experiences of patients who improved under these treatments.
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Holliway
Chispe
Holloway
Berkley
Glasgow
Liver Comforts Promoted by Noted New York Physician
Bar Tiere advertises a liver remedy claimed to cure debility and headaches with testimonials from Dr Sanford, a renowned New York physician. It asserts universal success and urges purchase through Dr Gunninghat and general druggists.
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O. Gunninghat
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