Strange coincidences unwind in Edith’s troubled tale
A troubled woman, Edith, endures hardship after losing a ring and facing deceit. Her husband John contemplates confession as Ned Merviere’s schemes unfold. Brook Bell refrains from judgment as Edith’s fate shifts with revelations about a stolen certificate and a looming legal resolution.
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Servier
Ned Merviere
Abe
Pathecas
Jane
Edgh
Editha
Ay Kerton
Tim
Edith
John
Reed
Juno
Vattiog
Dane
Hanne
Julia
Sajith
Tod
Mr. Linn
Miss Bain
Rowan
Anne Friend
Brook Bell
Mrs. Green
Ned Merviers
Plice
Mel Merviere
Ant
Vanes
Gyu
Ningwa
Bilse
Bashoe
Edward Merviere
Rulith
Brant
Europe
Frank Bell
Bangor
The French Revolution lecture and political notes vivid account
The Bristol piece reviews a lecture on The French Revolution praising its panoramic scope and dramatic contrast between Napoleon and Washington. It notes the orator’s simple vivid style and suggests future lectures linking revolution features to religious critique. Also reports Henry Clay supporters chosen for the Baltimore convention and late Liverpool dates reaching Boston with steady cotton market news.
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Louis XVI
Napoleon
Alexander
Washington
St. Helena
Torre
Acquittal in Charlestown Prison Murder Case
Abner Rogers found not guilty by reason of insanity after jury instructed on insanity as a defense. The court ordered Rogers sent to the Worcester insane hospital. U S Senate ratifies a treaty with France on criminal extradition for cross border cases.
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Abner Rogers
Charles Lincoln
Charlstown
Rogers
Worcester
Gooxe Installed Rector at St Miche’s Church
The ceremony of instituting Rev J M Gooxe as Rector of St Miche’s Church was performed yesterday by Bishop Hrs yaw of the Diocese. The service was solemn and the Bishop’s charge was impressive. On Thursday last Boston harbor witnessed an ice cutting spectacle with thousands gathering to watch a channel carved through the ice near East Boston. The process involved ploughing and cutting blocks, hauling them under the ice, and creating a 30 foot wide channel. The NOP mentions New Orleans arrivals.
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J. M. Gooxe
St. Miche’s
Hrsyaw
Boston
East
Providence General Assembly January Session Briefs
The Providence Daily Journal reports on acts debated in the January session including relief for the poor, fraud penalties in wood and coal sales, and hospital and health measures. The assembly discussed appointing committees, tabling certain measures, and passing several second reading acts related to incorporation, property, and charitable use provisions.
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Providence Daily Journal
General Assembly
Saxatr
Mer
Lawton
Martin Luther
Luther M . Borden
Green
Eaton
House
Boards of Health
Boffum
Edward
House and Senate form on February legislative actions
The report on Gen Carringing's accounts was read and accepted. The Senate reviewed resolutions on French spoliations prior to 1800, while numerous acts passed on topics from fire arms to canal petitions and married women' s rights. A New Zealand whale incident and a local affray connected to a Fort Adams soldier were reported, alongside political notes on Sir Spencer's Supreme Court seat rejection.
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House
Gen Carringing
J. ¥. Smith
Senate
Hovey
Whipple
United States
Senars
Greene, Smith
Power
Greene
Providence
Nicholas Brown
S. M. Childs
Updike
Aine
Ames
Naval Tug Detained at Sea and Philadelphia Riot Report
The Raritan frigate was held to avoid port risk and a possible halt to a voyage for Mr. Gordon and his family. Philadelphia saw a deadly hose battle between two fire companies with many injured. The Princeton ice breaking test proved the vessel can navigate through solid ice, with plans to sail again soon. The first U.S. duel in 1621 is noted with a cautionary historical detail.
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N.Y
True Sun
Uap
Gregory
Raritan
Bor
Wise
Senate
South America
Phdadelphia
Philadelphia
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Britannia
Lolas
Gen. A. Curtis
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Houston
New York
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Halifax
U. S. Senne
France
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Supreme Court
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U. S
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Potter
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Reid
Nathaniel Coggeshall
Hovas
Pratteworthy
U.S. Connol
Bay of Islands
Zealand
General Jackson
Ranc Def
Norwayl
Baker
Normvall
Cap. Rowell
Geeral Jackson
Ramatell
Sae Jlem Negister
George Sherman
Thomas Sherman
U.S
Fort Adams
F. Company
Thames Street
Sherman
Stanley
Watch
Trim
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Newport
Rhode
Ilander
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Te U. 3
N.Y. Sun
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Khote Ishin
Niles
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Massachusets
Bristol County
Rhode Island
Tle
Pennsylvania Washratie
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Vanuton Whig
Tp. W. B. Shobrick
Navy
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
Princeton
Navy Yard
Delaware
Pais U.S. Gacette
New England
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