Stave Bill Passes in Senate and World Exhibition Plans
The Stave bill cleared a third reading in the Senate. London reports progress on the 1851 great exhibition in Hyde Park with a vast structure to cost at least half a million dollars and cover 18 acres. Over 300,000 dollars is already raised, with expectations of massive attendance.
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London
Hyde Park
United States
France
Thompson
Steis
New York
Barnard Smith
Warres
Leakeg
Briatul
Warren River
Narragansett Bay
Murder at Fishkill Village Arazor Slaying Suprised Family
A jealous frenzied attack occurred in Fish Kill village New York as Mrs Secord struck Mary Ann Smith with a razor in the parlor while the servant prepared for Sunday school. Mrs Secord was found in the orchard with fatal throat wounds and the razor in her grasp. The doctor judged Mrs Secord mortally wounded with possible days of life remaining.
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Fishkill Village
N. Y
Marderesa
Secord
Irie
Expedition against St Domingo plans reported by Navarro captain
Havrt Captain Parker of the schooner Navarro arrived from Jeremie and says Emperor Faustin Let preparing a sea and land expedition against St Domingo. He mentions a naval force including a large square rigger and a propeller, with the latter possibly under construction in Europe, perhaps England. About three weeks before Parker sailed, three white influential inhabitants were beheaded for strong political expressions.
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Parker
Navarro
Jeremie
Faustin
St. Domingo
Europe
Fngland
Journal of Commerce
Boston Railroads train from Worcester with many passengers
Tur Lowersr Passexcer Train from Worcester arrived in town on Saturday drawn by three locomotives. It carried 46 long cars and between 2700 and 2800 persons. The Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church aided by donors shaved eight hundred dollars from passage costs for steamer Mesers. Howland & Aspinwall. Peacuts reports note immense fruit shipments as Washington New Jersey Amboy and New Brunswick boats brought baskets, with prices and crop outlooks for peaches and apples.
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Boston
Worcester
Genteors Act
The
Missionary Society of the
Methodist Eopal Church
Howland & Aspinwall
Washington, N.J
Amboy
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Ald
Fletcher
Colin Thin Elty
Execution of Professor Webster at Leverett Street Yard
Description of the public execution in the Leverett Street rail yard with about 300 to 400 spectators. Prof. Webster ascended the scaffold at 9 o clock after a death warrant read by Sheriff Evelyth. The drop occurred at 9 25 minutes, the body hung for about 30 minutes before being cut down.
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Webster
Leverett Street
Mr. Putnam
Evelysh
Prof
Dickey
Evelyth
Massachusetts
McKennan Resigns From Office Addressed to President Fillmore
The Republic publishes Mr McKennan’s resignation letter dated in Washington on Aug 29. He cites temperament and private and domestic pressures after serious deliberation and accepts that withdrawal is needed while pledging support and confidence in the President and Cabinet.
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Washington
The
Republic
McKennan
Fillmore
Heelge
House Opposition Blocks Tariff Amendment Bid
Friends of the Protection of Home Industry failed to move an amendment to the General Appropriation bill to shift tariff rates from ad valorem to specific. The tellers’ vote was 81 to 77 with the Toumba and Stephens gentry opposing.
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Toe Tanire
Friends of the Protection of Home Industry
Toumba and Stephens
New York Tribune
Discourse Planned at the Asylum by Rev Upham
A discourse will be delivered at the Asylum tomorrow Sunday afternoon at half past five o'clock by Rev Mr Upham.
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Mr. Upham
Burgess’ Writing Academy
Radway advertising claims quick cure for pains and beauty products
The notice touts Radway's Ready Relief as curing neuralgia rheumatic pains and various ailments instantly when applied and promotes Radway's Medicated Soap and Circassian Balm as skin and hair care products. It includes pricing, certification, and cautions about authenticity with signatures and office address.
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Harrison
Ratns
Radway É ‘Co
Fulton Street
Radway
Tropics
R. Gay
Died in Newport and Nearby Burghs Passages
Died notices from Newport and Portsmouth list several deaths including Mrs Phebe Wilbour 47 of Newport and Mrs Elizabeth Albro 60 in Portsmouth on the 4th. Also listed are Mary T Abcock 68 and Misa Helen F Marston 47 in Boston. Henry Slade aged 1 in Newport. Mrs Mary C Baker 34 of Providence. John Goddard 25 of Newport died in San Francisco.
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Misa
Helen F
John Marston
Boston
Mary C
Benjamin B. Baker
Providence
Jonathan West
Henry
Daniel Slade
Newport
Maritime Arrival Log Details Local Steamers and Sloops
A fragmented harbor list records arrivals and sailings on August 25 to 27. Vessels include the Bradford Durfee from Fall River, Canonical from Providence, Mary Clinton from Rondoubt with coal, and the Sloop Helen from New Bedford. Also noted are the steamer Childs, Hawkins, Galena, and Queen with timber and coal movements among Providence, Philadelphia, and New Bedford ports.
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Bradford Durfee
Bondem
Fall River
Canonical
Chile
Providence
Mary Clinton
Edwards
Rondoubt
I. L. Gardner
Helen
Pitman
New Bedford
Vesper
Staples
Matanzas
de Baker
Hudson
Philseithe
Bloch Helet
Chase
King N. Iith
N.J
Glover
Mexico
Philadelphia
Elim
Simmons
Borden
Canonicus
Chikis
Roop Harit
Brighusan
Fel Iver
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Cor. VN. Y
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Transcript
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R. R.R
Death's Door
Ayaleo
Radway & CO
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Frederick A. Manchester
Tiverton
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Warren
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Mien
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Marine Journal
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Independent Union —& Good
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Odette
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He Harter
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London Ar Journal
H. Easterbrooks
Gothic Hall
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NEW England Tea Company
Ton
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Westminister Street
Smo
Flag of Our
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WM. R. Taylor
Basel
Sy Peck
Gladding &, & CO
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Steve Ware
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