Principles of self government and foreign policy in a historical resolve
A nineteenth century proclamation asserts natural rights and self government, arguing for non intervention and peaceful relations with nations while preserving liberty at home. It cites Washington and Jefferson, warns against foreign entanglements, and contemplates a potential right to conflict to defend liberty if threatened.
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Washington
Syupaihy
Jefferson
Prranagin
Pond
The Wasuiterus Monument Treasurers Report 1851
The treasurer of the Washington Monument Association reports receipts from January to December 1851 totaling 39,179 50 dollars and disbursements of 36,542 36 dollars. Current bank balance is 2,637 14 dollars and remaining stock value stands at 32,164 92 dollars.
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Washington Monument Association
Janu. Lai
Paynteas at the Priviers' Festival in New York
An Evening Mirror account from Friday night notes Franklin’s birth anniversary tribute to printers. Me Bigiow recalls his Sing Sing tenure finding 900 inmates from varied trades but no printers among them, despite many professions and clergy present.
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Paynteas
New York
Franklin
Bigiow
New York Evening Post
Evening Mirror
Sing Sing
Buston Journal
Attempted suicide and fire damage report in New Bedford
This morning at 8212 Third Street George W. Davis attempted suicide by hanging himself with a handkerchief. He was found motionless by his son and revived. he now appears well, claiming he lost all hope in God. Davis is 75, longtime attendee of the First Congregational Church. Last night at 10:30 a fire was found at 16 South Main Street, a ready made clothing store run by S. Pariera. The blaze started in a coal box at the rear. damage minimal though some stock likely injured, estimates around 1600 dollars.
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George W. Davis
Davie
Sowth
Main Street
S. Pariera
Worcener Office
Co. Poss
Hannah
Woodbury
Lindsey
Devine
Elizabeth
Jubex Heath
Providence
Robert C. Woodbury
W. A. Wrightington
New Bedford
Misa Susanna Soow
Truro
Coventry
Miller Briggs
Scituate
Simeon Vinal
Comte
Cutton
Haryana
Hazard & Bro
State St
John Gladding
Paat
Thames Sweet
Meeting Notice For State Convention Delegates
The Democrats of Brutus are called to meet at Mount Hope House on Tuesday evening June 27 at 7 o clock to choose delegates for the State Convention to be held in Providence on the 29th. By order of the committee.
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Court Hesse
Half Pest
Jen
Brutus
Mount Hope House
Delegatre
Providence
Disbursement Note From Whipple's Exhibition Aid
A card states proceeds of the jaet Exhibition at Whipple's Dissolving Views amounting to $6.00 were raised in aid of the Poor and disbursed according to the rites of the duier by T. Shepard.
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Whipple
Duier
T. Shepard
Arrival of the Arctic and unsettled market notes
Four days after leaving Europe the Arctic arrives at quarantine in New York bringing 45 passengers amid tensions over a new government. The Liverpool cotton market shows firmness while wheat, flour, and corn trade hints of gains. France’s coins may bear Napoleon’s effigy and a Paris report claims liberty for some deputies amid political maneuvering. A fatal fire in Burratto destroys several buildings. Mr. Bean and a child are casualties, with others injured as ruins collapse.
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New Yeak
Arvo
Liverpool
Orleans
Western Canal
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Canada
France
Germany
London
Monteteur
Louu
Napoleon
Paris
Russia
National Assembly
Louis Napoleon
Burrato
Bean
Archibald M. Smnth
Hartford Insurance Company
Smith
Fusien
Judge Sharkey and Havana politics near United States agent role
A Havana letter notes Judge Sharkey has not begun duties and may delay exequatur from Spain for months. The Captain General would recognize him as US commercial agent if requested, but Sharkey may wait for full recognition. The missive suggests he may soon return to the United States. Washington Letter from Mount Vernon quotes neutral European politics stance and noninterference in internal affairs with emphasis on safety of all governments.
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Waseiveton
Jan
Hulee- Mann
Hulsemina
Wobster
Kinsaih
United Sistee
Istsemann
Webster
Manter
Hassemann
Mothe
Havana
Europe
Newport Mercury
John P. Roggee
Panama
Geo. Champlin
Stimpson
Stiles
Chelsea
Tenry Pettes
Washington Street
Wnd
Sean
Gratis
Reed, Bates & Austin
Merchants’ Row
Robbery at Branch Bank of Virginia in Poquamouth
Poaramouth Virginia report states the Branch Bank of Virginia was entered last night and robbed of seventy five thousand dollars. No suspect has been caught. The item reflects a late 19th century tone with brief dispatches from New York and Newport Mercury about various local incidents and maritime matters.
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Poaramouth
Bank of Virginia
Brighton cattle market at Tawaspar lists mixed livestock values
Market reports show beef cattle and sheep and lamb lots with varying bids and gaps in prices. Swine quotes appear with scattered figures and notes on fences and extras.
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Brighton
Tawaspar
Marriages in the Region Reported in Several Towns
In Southington Connecticut Elinor B Judd wed Lydia J Hangheer of Wr. Flip Gray. In this place Thomas N Grayton married Julian S Bullock. In Warren William Cole 24 wed Melena M Angell of Smithfield. In Providence Sewall T Capron wed June M Watcott. In Newport John C Matomber of Fairhaven and Mary B Tew of Newport wed. Godfrey Mofit married Lucinda Lewis in Newport.
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J. 8
Lawshe
Elinor B. Judd
Southington
Conn
Misa Lydia J
Hangheer
Flip Gray
Brishal
Thomas N. Grayton
Julian S. Bullock
Warren
Win. Cole
Melena M. Angell
Smithfield
Providence
Sewall T. Capron
June M. Watcott
Newport
John C. Matomber
Fairhaven
Mise
Mary B. Tew
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