Pauper’s Funeral Sparks Children’s Plea for Shelter
In a cold city street Christine, worn by hardship, endures a sad funeral procession for a pauper. A kind, hopeful moment follows as children charity and a warm home are offered to shelter the homeless woman, whose future remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagi
Garietine
Lide
Albert
Seo
Christine
Iis
Ahat Upper Hone
Davis
Tose
Miem
Gael Fur
Gael
Celine
Hella
Henowe
Sofily
Ple
Wanderers Tale of Hope and Hardship Amid War and Rescue
A ragged band of wanderers recounts crossing into France from the mountains, seeking shelter and a mother's care. They describe organ and song, hunger and peril, and a perilous escape from danger as they find a home at last. Nearby reports tell of a street crime, a threatened murder, and a tornado causing damage with no injuries.
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Aumis
Agian
Pierre
France
Albert
Mario
Jesus
Kather
Helle
Burdick
Mourie
Avery
Mike
Grasey
Niagara River catastrophe and crossing attempt described in Buffalo papers
Article fragments recount a Niagara Falls river tragedy and a near crossing event. Witnesses describe crowds on the riverbank, a dramatic cross at Goat Island toward Canada, and a halted wheel as waters roared. Also noted is a poisoning case and an inquest scheduled for Friday.
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Niagara
Niagara Latte
Niagara River
George Ulin
Woodruff
Faleid Dikey
Goat Island
Canada
Allen's Island
Buffelo Express
Stolen Bill of Exchange Led to International Pursuit
About two years ago a bill of exchange for 700000 dollars drawn on John Vowe Lam dun was stolen in New York from a passenger bound for Liverpool. A German, Edward Fuchnan, allegedly forged the bill to obtain funds then sailed to Liverpool, reached London and Hanover, where Bachman forged John Vose’s name and secured the face value before returning to the city in August 1646 and engaging in Atlantic trade. The narrative traces the thief’s movements and subsequent actions across Europe and America.
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John Vowe
Lamdun
New York
Pon
Edward Fuchnan
John Vose
London
Kingdom of
Hanover
Cntes
Atlantic
Boston to New York and London linked in forgery case
A man moved from Boston to New York to face punishment for larceny and is to be conveyed to London for a forgery charge. The report notes his travel and impending trial.
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Boston
New York
London
Europe News From New York Steamship Arrivals
The paper notes European coverage from the Washington and Hibernia arrivals in New York. It observes a spirit of freedom spreading across Europe, widespread business prostration, and France poised for a potentially peaceful general election. The outcome hinges on how France conducts itself under the royal opposition and external powers watch developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LP Oor
New York
Washington
Hibernia
Europe
France
Governor Harris leads in Providence Journal tally
The Providence Journal reports a political tally showing Harris ahead of Sucket with 2147 to 1710 overall. It also lists General Assembly results by party and details from various local notices and notices about a model sloop launch and a boundary report.
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Providence Journal
Harris
Sucket
General Assembly
Senate
House
Lauxen
Crandall
High Water
Providence
New York
Sturgis
Roger Williames
European upheaval and its ripple effects on markets
News from Europe reports Ireland, England, and Scotland quelling riots while France moves toward state-driven credit and monopolies. Paris sees royalist and republican tensions as Cavaignac becomes War Minister. Belgium and Sardinia report uprisings and constitutional shifts. overall trade stalls and workers protest across major capitals.
Montano Brings Advice from Cena Amid Perilous Seas
The schooner Montano reported from Cena with word of wretched conditions at the Peninsula and threats from Indians near Merida. Com Perry joined from Stal to Selend, then sailed for Vera Cruz. A man was knocked down and robbed in Blackstone Street, amounting to about $40 and a watch.
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Acoust
Geo
Montano
Cena
Com. Perry
Hionway Rosseny
Boston Daily Advertiser
Town finances and public education figures reported
The auditing committee reports town indebtedness at 5371.79 dollars and charity costs at 304192 dollars for the past year. The Public School Committee shows receipts of 1988.85 with expenditures of 121.30 leaving 7646 in treasury. A 300 appropriation for a new school house is requested. A right whale yielded 70 barrels of oil and was taken by Provincetown whalers.
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Warren Star
Provincetown
Boston Daily Adu
Exiled King Louie Philippe Aboard Stolen Washington Letter
A Courier des Etats Unis report says a letter reached the Washington steamer from a close ally of Louie Philippe announcing the ex king plans to come to the United States with his family. Two Baltimore youths faced a duel but discharged no shot as they hesitated then formed a friendship. A note on medical diplomas in Philadelphia notes the class of 1847 8 produced a full cohort of graduates.
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Louis Pamarre
Courier Des Etats Unis
Louie Philippe
Five Hundred Thousand Dillars Yet Held By Louis Phillippe
The Philadelphia Ledger notes Louis Philippe of Mieneh as holding about five hundred thousand dollars of fifty per cent in assets, per Pennsylvania transfer books. Col Jason Rogers of Louisville dies in the ton y on the Sd inst. he served as Lieutenant Colonel of the Louisville Legion in Mexico and was Military and Civil Governor of Monterey. Also, Lieut Stephen Johnson, U.S. Navy, dies. Father Matthew’s America visit postponed as he proceeds to Rome. Remains of John S. Bruce, 18, found in Westford tomb. details of his disappearance in 1846 and subsequent burial. mesmerist blamed for strange events. Accidents reported include a Globe Print Worker injury and a fatal quarry accident near Franklin.
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The
Philadelphia Ledger
Louis Phillippe
State of
Pennsylvania
Dearn
Orricens
Jason Rogers
Lowsisville
Rogers
United Sites
Loui.ville Legion
Mexico
Monterey
Stephen Johnson
U. S, Navy
Johns
Bruce
Lewis Bruce
Weatford
Westford
Boston
Otis Hildreth
New Slew
N. H
Kawtan
Heston Post
Donavan
Globe Print Worker
Fall River News
Indictments and verdicts in license law and related cases
A Providence Journal report lists multiple indictments including State v Kent for license law violation with guilty verdicts, and State v Donneson for an assault with intent to kill with a guilty verdict. It notes a nolo contendere plea in Man v Harvey Perry libel and perjury cases, plus a not guilty verdict for Enos Dean and a complaint against Henry Carpenter for selling lottery tickets.
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Supreme Court
Thomas Kent
William H. Martin
Nul
Samuel Donneson
Guily
Thomas Man
Harvey Perry
Nolo Contundere
Statson
William Smith
Henry Carpenter
Enos Dean
Margaret Patter Fos
House of Ill Fame
Providence Journal
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Anne
Paul
Lipht
Joe Wilh Terseria
Munnenors
Wolick
Conrad
Alona
Voler
Ian
Wig Nile
Cimrad
Marlonus
Nitelex
Ohull
Meorota
Lake Concordia
Vidalia
Worcester
Manville
Irovdence Journal
Sarah Jane Pinkerton
Mary Kane
Metill Yeaterday
Doslun Daily Advertiser
Pwenex
Saturda
Journal of Commerce
de. J. Gardner
Rhude Ueland Wid
Massachusetts Boundary Line
Bristol
C. Burnett
R.L Allen
A. G. Stephens
Hope Street
Detroit Advertiser
Whig
Congress
Kreen Press
Trivara
Law
N. Y. Tribune
Lexington
Cassius M. Clay
Wrike
State Department
United States
Paris
Fall River
B. Hussey
Trrassurer
Benjamin Wardwell
Taraer Anthony
Banjamin Earl
Shleetmen
Tle
Shannon
Ireland
England
Scotland
London Times
Bingland
Popular Party
Vie Navonal Bank
Guo
Buo
Hhe Natural Assembly
Copenhiagen
Naples
Varus
Cavaignac
Belsin
Germany
Russia
Paria
Pce
Iyien
North Wall
Dublin
Hichard O' Gore
Sen
Wook
O'Donahue
W. S O'Brien
Meagher
Mitchell
Pollaxo
Cracow
Sicily
Siily
Messina
St. Salvador
W. Parker
Mitay—Newa
Milan
Turin
Misce Staxtous
Hungary
Glasgow
Leopold
Belgium
Bank of
Oderale
Luxembourg
Sardinia
Chambery
Amiffira
Snedinin
Ryans
Onch Otter
Dopross
Philadelphia
University
Joiferaun
Pennsylvaniaau Franklin
Hibernia Trou
Matthew
Mr Mirol
America
A. York
Rome
Holder Borden
Nad
Frederick Borden
Sth
Densick
Irankhnst
Fall River Neios
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