European arrivals and Oregon dispute notes from London papers
From London papers arriving via Europe the Boston Daily Advertiser notes little news besides cotton price movement and confirms reports that Mr Packenham with full instructions will negotiate Oregon Territory settlement. A Duke Pit coal mine explosion at Whitehaven is reported with fatalities and horses killed.
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Boston Daily Advertiser
Europe
New York
London
Giult
Oregon Territory
Packenham
United States
London Morning Herald
Duke Pi
Whitehaven
Carliste Journal
Laws and debates mark a stormy week in Congress and Senate
The record recounts Feb 6 to Feb 10 sessions with Harmonized lines on resolutions from Ohio, general ticket disputes, Georgia elections, and the constitutional limits on state legislatures. It notes a 5,000 dollar grant for the D C Tolane Asylum and a comet discovery press update. It also reports ship news from Valparaiso, a suicide in New York, and factory plans in Charleston.
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Evana
Mc. Daffie
House of
Hammatt
Misa
Committee of Elections Nosteame
Elinor
Senate
Francis
Trou Klade
Bernen
Quorgia
Madouchusatte
Mr. Woodbury
Ie Fuor
Wave Johnson
Mile
Howe
Bates
Mac
Munich
Hutton
Yuvtarday
Sunulor Hum
Georgia
Woodbury Finsshed
Erana
House of Representatives
Boardplay
Congress
Musary
Jonnu
Tentivasac
Grider
Cobb
Me Smith
Idvana
Newfou
House of Revance Ararives
Thompson
Mississippi
A.V Brown
Tennessee
Stevens
Chilton
Virginia
House of Reraessar
Summera
Tuendlay
Fire and floods sweep towns amid describe events and names
Fire at Locustville Hopkington destroys the cotton mill owned by Mrs. Low with total loss of building and machinery. In New Bedford the Trinitarian Church suffers a suspected accidental fire with under 1000 dollars damage and church insured for 5000. Frigate Raritan detained in port with sickness and stalled progress. Freshet floods Ware River region in Alabama’s noxubee and bigbee valleys, flooding fields and cotton being carried by steamboats. Advert describes Panacea medicine from Ransom & Stovoria and endorsements from local papers praising cure for numerous diseases. Names include FenMe EXPL ts 1BA7, Lou woodlury, Corylina, Daniel Huger, Win R Ring, J Walkers Mlingis, Arkanson, Dewockars, N Hamp e, Joli M Niles, New York, Silun Wright, Peno Jiwenfluchmnan N Corona WA Maywooder Caroling Geo Mellie Georgia W I Culyasis Alabama Arthur Haghy Ohio William Allen Indiana BA Manorgan Trinoia Silvey Breese Missouri Atcheson Arkansas Ay A.ovine Appoital by the Governor.
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Hele Nm TG
Dewockars—if
Hamp'e
Chae
Ailerton Conn
Joli M. Niles
New York
Silun Wright
Corona
Caroling
Geo
Mellie
Georgia
W.I. Culyasis
Alabama
Arthur P. Haghy
Ohio
William Allen
Indiana
BA Manorgan
Trinoia
Silvey Breese
Missouri
Atcheson
Arkansas
Ay A.ovine
Illness and market notes from Brighton Market report
A fragmented Brighton Market dispatch describes illness symptoms and medical concerns in imihk cumgh style, followed by a Boston Advertiser market brief. The market section reports 460 beef cattle 1100 sheep and 40 swine with price quotes for cattle and sheep and a small retail swine lot auctioned locally.
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Boston
Brighton
Marl in Tiverton 4th met names and marriages
In Tiverton, several marriage banns or notices appear with names like Malmes Winslow, Mary Smith of New Haven, Nathatiel Jeneka, Mice Rebescn Greene of Pawtucket, Jody F. Slocum and Amanda, widow Mary South, and Julia Davidson to Sebra R. Power. Newport notes a 73 year old Hurgeon Huvewell and 86 year old Mary South. Providence reports Mary Melville and Charles Billings age notices. Fall River mentions Luther Dean aged 2 years 1 month and Mary Elizabeth aged 17 months.
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Tiverton
Malmes Winslow
Mary Smith
New Houford
Pawtucket
Tye Inur
Nathatiel M. Jeneka
Rebescn Greene
Barl
Pawtuchut
Ty Lonedale
Jody F. Slocum
Amanda, Dauphter
Stephen Noyrue
Julia Davidson
Mra
Sebra R. Power
Newport
Hurgeon Huvewell
Toowley Capiaielant
Mary South
Jacob Smith
Ti Tiverton Sibinet
Mary
VW. Humphrey
Col. Duffin
Providence
Mary Melville
John W. Cory
Charles
James Billings
Fall River
Luther Dean
Gideon Hatch
Mary Elizabeth
Ebenezar Luthor
Marine Journal summary of 1899 sailing notices and cargoes
Maritime notices from the era list vessels sailing and cargoes from and to ports such as Baltimore Providence and New Orleans. Entries mention ships like Alida Usher Emeline Gifford Zenobia and Tarry Not with cotton and other goods. ports include New Orleans Orleans Matanzas Kingston Boston Savannah and N Bedford with dates in January and 1899.
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Orleans
Sche Alida
Usher
Fin Kings
Jamaica
Allied
Lagralam
Baltimore
Rpoken
Jan Qathy
Lon
Oewan
Fur
Bedford
Matannas
Emeline
Gifford
Thin Port
Wig Cargo
Sid
Big Uusy
Wate Sui
Fur Warren
Savannah
Sik
Zenobia
Remmington
Thie Port
SM Fu Duth
Ech Tarry-Not
Melntree
N. York
Boston
Huta
Willard
Ritode Island
Providence Plantations
Supreme Court
Perenne
Mristol
Benett
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James Southe
Schumicher
M. Faye
Orion
Lever
Wiya
Brig O
Raymond Agaiy
Onjr
Fisk
Hip Robie
Jon Valparaiso
Brig
OC. Raymond
U.S. Stoop
North American
Philadelphia
Pendergrast
Madeira
Bouton
Auguste M. Hobbson
Souch
Canton
Charleston
8. C
South Carolina
Union
McDuttie
U. S. Senate
Policic Lane
Segarons
Vermont
Samuel
Chelpa Manat's
Jule Choate R. Bland
Bkraneiy Conn
JW Hanningdon Mark
Nate Tallmadge
Jerney
Shaytan
Delaware
Mardac
Merrick
Riggs Musissi
John Henderstiy
Kyl
Yeter Iadiane
Mlurt S
White Michhgan
Augie Scop
Wittes
Kentucky
Lowatins
Newy Johnson
Maryland
Veurce
Veryout
Willian Uphuint
Cams Kepinely
Desvenats
Maina
John Fairielit Pennayla
Daniel Sturgeon Oito
Bou
FenMe
N Himp'e
Lou Woodlury
Corylina
Daniel E Huger
Win
R. Ring
Hult
J Walkers Mlingis
James Semple
Arkanson
Fulton
Catton
Locustville
Hopkington
Low
Richmond, & Co
Hartford
Harts Fand —Provdence Journal
New Bedford
N. Bedford Mercury
Bristol Cu
N.Y
Rio
Warerfier
Noxubee
Bigbee
Bea
Mesara, Ransom & Stovoria
Washington Street
Ita
Mesara, Kk. & S
Diane
Morir Ration & Stoves
W. H. S. Bayley
da. L. W. Riggs
Warren
William Parker
Stanvey
John A. Woods
Lyceum Lectures
George W. Pex, Foy
Maso
Cuan House
BP. Bury
Bristol
Bayley
Rapilly
Curie
Peter Mhivford
Ind
L. W Briggs
Telag
Nev
Bealie
W Wrigos
Marl
Hegd
Pappoone Squaw
Jas, D'W. Perry
Pest
UGAR
Wale
Munro
Otto
Burgess
Rot
J. Allyn
Hamilton
Russia
Ida
Turner
Wadhing
Colton
Charaelow
Tilley
Marine Journal
Hristol
Mary Wilkes
Baltinore
Gali
Appalachicola
Orlenia
Maxe
Dult
Elizabeth City
N. C
Geonge T Martin
WM. Thado
Crewell
C.lus
Zuphiyr Crowall
Not Hope
Wriggls
J. B Munro
Roy Shawla
Briggs
Allyn
B. Tulley, Jr
Hope Street
Driggs
Evr
JU Munko
J.B, Munro
Tention
Phos
Waning
State Street
Wit
Wayley
Po A. Durgess
Gouda
D. Wheelock & Co
Cugho
Notte
Wheelock
N. W, Cooke
N. W. Cooke
WN O'Cock
A. M
Allen T. Usher
George H. Masta
T. Lindsey
N. P
Anwar
Eale
Plawa
Kullock
Ausigne
H. Reynolds
Pukopuket Steam Mill Co
Persona
Viet Eliphalet Wilmarth
Geo H. Maclin
John 3. Pearse
Wmn. Pearce
Robert Wallack
God Jom
Springer
Ae Vhora
Treamirer
Cyrus M. Hoar
Tawiley
M. Hoar
WD. Biggs
Briggs. Ie
Itreel
D. Briggs
OD. Briggs
Lisher & Tyler
Wastoinistion Street
Borges
Cuba
Pearse & D'Wolf
Cranford Easterbrooks
Éula
Darrels Canal
Prine Boal
Ode Mee Park
Rio Volivo
Malaga
Mateiney
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