Napoleon the Third and European Policy in Congress
The article analyzes Louis Napoleon Bonaparte as the driving force of the French government and outlines expectations for the upcoming European Congress. It asserts Napoleon’s consistent policy toward Italian independence, opposition to papal temporal power, and aims for a peaceful settlement guided by his strategic mind.
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Louis Napoleon
Europe
Napoleon
European Congress
Italy
Rome
Austria
M. de la Querroniera
Napoleon the Third
Lous Napoleon
Slavery and Union Views in a Kentucky Letter
A Kentucky slaveholder’s letter to the New York Tribune argues for moderation and Union preservation. He favors the Republican party over the Southern Democrats, warns against dissolving the Union, and critiques violent demagogues while urging fair governance and respect for states’ rights. The text also mentions a suspicious incident involving a box of raisins and misappropriated goods.
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Tas Union
South
Kentucky
New York Tribune
Republican Party
New York
Saward
The Lost Arts Lecture by Wendell Phillips
Wendell Phillips delivered a Thursday evening lecture on The Lost Arts to the largest audience yet seen in town. He spoke with grace humor and ease, charming listeners while dispelling prejudices about his views and revealing his intellect and kindness.
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Wendell Phillips
Next Lecture Changes Impress Town Audience
The notice states the forthcoming Courses lecture shifts to Wednesday evening from Thursday and ticket prices drop to itty cents. Bishop Clarke will deliver the next lecture, with Milburn and other talented speakers to follow, prompting a strong recommendation to buy season tickets.
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Bishop Clarke
Milburn
Musical Music and Publications Advertised by New York Publisher
From C B Seymour Co New York comes Tor Soro Metapist a standard song collection arranged for flute violin clarinet and accordion priced 16 cents per copy Also from the same source a copy of Our Musica a weekly sheet music publication containing 10 pages offered at 6 per year or 10 cents per copy Specimen samples are available at this office.
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C. B. Seymour & Co
Naesat Street
New York
Musica
Frizson
Letters From Cuba No 1 Friexp Bayigy
The writer recalls Bristol while in Cuba describing weather and river floods hindering sugar work. He notes festivals in Havana and Matanzas, a slave capture rumor near Cardenas, and new rail and road projects. He details Cardenas architecture, plazas, gas lighting, and distinctive two‑horse carriages called Vonlante, plus lime-rich water hurting boilers and a possible chemical remedy. A death notice for Dana P. Colburn is mentioned.
Education and loss mark a teacher’s farewell note
A garbled obituary like teaser hints at a teacher’s death and the impact of his pupils and society. It references a son, education’s cause, and a friend Bayley with farewell Spanish lines, closing with TEAZER.
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Adios
Bayley
Tiempo Mas
Teazer
Kid Lapy's Boor and February Number Highlight
The piece praises Gopey punctuality in delivering Kid Lapy's Boor and notes February's issue rich with matter and engravings. It highlights a frontispiece and four fashion plates as beautiful, mentions Miss Slimmons with her boarding house, and observes Congress speeches with little chance of immediate House organization after holidays.
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Aw Gopey
Kid Lapy
Congress
House
Lawrence Disaster Toll Grows as City Surrenders to Mourning
Days after the Lawrence disaster the city mourns in fasting and prayer. Mills pause, shops close, and crowds gather at the City Hall and local churches to pray. Dozens remain missing from Pemberton and Duck Mill workers as relief funds pass thirteen thousand dollars with donations from Chelsea and Philadelphia.
Insurance company liability after disaster court ruling
Discussion on insurer liability in Pemberton mill disaster. If state law aligns with New York code, companies may recover only a small sum. Citing Hartford policy on machinery damaged by fire when building collapsed after boiler explosion in Vogue Street fire in New York. Court of Appeals upheld its termination at collapse. Also note Bridgewater forgeurs near Fall River line. nineteen ton shaft under heavy work.
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Lrapinitizs
Pemberton Mille
New York
Vogue Street
Hartford Insurance Company
Court of Appeals
Boston Herald
Messia, Layzell, Perkins & Co
Bridgewater
Fall River
Falll River
Earn oF A Muiser and Death of Revolutionary Soldier
Michael Baird of Little York Pennsylvania died recently described as a miser who hoarded a fortune from a five hundred acre farm while refusing to spend on his four children. His wealth included gold and silver valued at about 250000 with barrels found in possession. He hanged himself after a failed Clover seed sale offer. The Gallipolis Journal notes the death of a Revolutionary War soldier John Strait aged 101 years four months and seven days near Gallipolis. Strait was born in Rhode Island and served in the Massachusetts Militia and Continental service during the Revolution. Providence Journal reports Ashland Manufacturing Company built a church in South Scituate for Te Congregation. the brick edifice is 23 feet by three deep with a 75 foot spire, donated on the 13th.
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Io Gara Anneably
Jwas Améilli
Bart
Samuel Curry
Providence
General van Zandt
General Assembly
Seok
Ava
Turner
Democratic Party
Becausa
South
Republican Party
Bristol
von Lante
Parsons
Dana P. Colburn
Fsq
Lawrence
House of Prayer
Tf. H. Dolliver
Ladies of
Chelsea
Express
Cis- Mystic City
Saunders
Isaac Fenna & Co
Henry A Hall & Co
Buston
Elizabeth Kimball
John Hughes
Common Street
Hoe
Martin Hughes
Thomas
Michael Baird
Little York
Baird
Philadelphia
Gallipolis
Ohio
John Strait
Rhode Island
Brookline
Massachusetts
Long Ieland
Providence Journal
Ashland Manufacture Company
Scituate
B. T
Senate
Curry
Jessrs. Burgess
Bayley
Smith Peckham
G. L. Cooke
Wim. W. Brown
Light Infantry
House of Representatives
Butler Hospital
Insang
Beck
Arrival of the Europa and European Dispatches
Sackville Jan 16 The Cunard steamer Europa from Liverpool arrived at 6 o clock Sunday morning. The Paris Congress factions react with Russia opposing the pamphlet, Austria denouncing it, and Britain noting delays in Congress scheduling. Mourning Britain loses Macauley, aged fifty nine, unmarried. Ship losses include a lifeboat tragedy from Grand Trianon and ongoing Board of Trade inquiries into Indian and Paramatta incidents. Europe sees finance moves in France and Italy, Spain and Austria notes, while China reports crew survive or drown from Flora Temple wreck.
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Sackville
Cunard
Propa
Leitch
Liverpool
Bist
Ueonstown
Paris
Walewski
Russia
Vienna Gazette
Austria
Paris Pays
Great Britain
Snrd Macauley
London
Mersey
Clark
Grand Trianoon
Board of Trade
Bank of France
Bucharest
Napoleon
Italy
Rome
Villamaring
Milan
Guillina
Shipping storms cause wrecks and missing vessels
Storms along the English coast render ships helpless with several wrecks. The Britains from Bath and the Venice bound for New York were damaged or abandoned. the Rich ard Founton and Lucy Atwood faces peril with crew saved. A large American-flagged ship lay at Fleetwood with masts cut away, while other ships reported leaks and fires.
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Portiamn
Liverpool
Queenstown
Portland
T. Im
Edinburg
New York
Persia
Britains
Bath
Savannah
Europe
Barmouth
Richard ‘Founton
Venice
Fleetwood
Switzerland
J. Mauran
Leghorn
Boston
Gibraltar
Lucy Atwood
Terceira
Deal
Liability of Priaxton Mill insurers debated after great fire
The discussion centers on whether insurers are released by the mill building’s collapse before the fire that completed the destruction at Lawrence. Citing Hague street explosion precedent, New York courts held the fall terminated the contract, a view Massachusetts tribunals might echo if the case reaches them.
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Tor Insurance
Priaxrton
Lawrence
Hague Street
New York
Court of Appeals
Massachusetts
Providence Press
Philadelphia Building Boom and Local Tragedies Highlight News
The Philadelphia area reports 2100 houses built in the past year with 1092 three stories high, plus 36 factories 9 churches and chapels 10 school houses and 4 railroad depots. Providence Journal notes George R Marble of Seekonk died suddenly in town after a heart disease episode at about age 63 leaving a widow. NYU students limited departures due to John Brown affair with only three leaving and one returning. Lawrence town sees a young woman endanger herself near a locomotive amid rumors of fatal mill collapse.
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Philadelphia
The
Providence Journal
George R. Marble
Seekonk
Rhode Island Legislature Adopts Committee Actions and Addresses Insane Care Reform
January session records show the General Assembly debating an amendment to the Revised Statutes on spending for insane patients. Gov. Tufts outlines a proposal to require town overseers to seek state warrants before hospital transfers, aiming for clearer records and accountability.
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General Assembly
New York
Committee On Executive Communications
McCorry
Committee On Judiciary
House
House ‘of Representatives
Speekeres
Chai
van Zandt
Bejamin Finch
Newport and Fall River Railroad Company
Sanford
Providence
Senate
Stere Grann
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Baptist Vestry
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Matanzas
Cardenas
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Vienna
China
Flora Temple
Manilla
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Canton
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Hartford
Hong Kong
Powhatan
Japan
New York University
John Brown
Tara
Thouas G. Terver
Bagley
Bag*ley, Burgess and Sweet
House of Reenxsen
Speaker Hayes
Lawton
North Kingstown
Baker
House of Correction
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Committee On Finance
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