Rebel and American clash ends in Mary Steel’s recovery
In a night assault on a rural dwelling, Harry Bodman and Brady lead a fast strike against Marion’s forces. A fierce gunfight erupts. Mary Steel is wounded but survives after ten weeks, later marrying Harry Bodman as the skirmish resolves.
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Steel
Mary
Marion
Rodman
Macy
Ben Brady
Markoose
Brady
Bodman
Sloum
Mary Swed
Harry Bodman
Beo Brady
Manon
Britten
Mary Steel
Harry Bucman
Theng Fruit Room
Rener Pxotaa
Counterfeit Bank Bills Reported in Adams New York
A report describes a suspicious bank bill forgery circulated by a group calling themselves the State Bank Hillard and the Guard Bank. The note is marked as a "breee of Hunger" and is described as cleverly executed but detectable upon close inspection, with warnings to wary readers.
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Hillard
Adams New York
Arrests in New York tied to Rochester robbery case
Joseph Jowell was arrested in New York on charges of being involved in the robbery of the Dorchester and Milton Hank, with $32,000 stolen and $10,000 found in his possession. He claimed the money came from John H. Brooks, keeper of "wer Gray Engle" in the city, who was arrested and held on $30,000 bail to appear for examination. Governor Rivers, acting for the prisoner, requested bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deseuterte
Milton Banx Rossway
Joseph Jowell
New York
Dorshester
Milton Hank
Mouney
John H. Brooks
Baal
Rivers
H Q
Loss of Live Near New York and Gibraltar
A vessel named Surrwaece bound for New York and Gibraltar went ashore Friday near the digat house and wrecked. Eight lives were lost along with the ship and a statue. Five APA and eighteen crewmen perished. Captain Heath died at Leg. The wreck cast two miles of debris. cargo included emia and other articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hbip Bierberh
Bangs
Leg- Gem
Gibralter
Asland
Fat Tolend
APA
Boston
Heaths
Elizabeth
Passenger fragment hints at names and debts in unrest
Fragmentary text mentions a Merchioness D Omery and Margaret Fuller with references to a husband and owed sums. The snippet is unclear, preserving limited details about people and possible financial claims among travelers.
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Margaret Fuller
Disunion Tensions Rise as South Carolina Faces Federal Authority
Washington report notes a looming power struggle with Texas and New Mexico territory claims, while South Carolina senators debate disunion. Barnwell accuses disunion advocates of repudiating federal authority and signals readiness to lead a broader secession movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washigton
New York Commercial Advertiser
Charater
Austin
Legis Isibes
United States
Santa Fe
Col. Beil
U. S. Senate
South Carolina
Barnwell
Clay
Rhett
Senate
Republic
Massachusetts Council Accepts Webster Pardon Report for Death Sentence
The Governor and Council met in Boston on Friday morning August 9 and adopted the Pardons Committee recommendation against commuting Professor Webster's death after the Parkman murder. Execution was set for Friday August 30 between eight and eleven. Webster acknowledged the warrant and stated his resolve as the Sheriff and jailer prepared for the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Massachusetts
Boston
Webster
Parkman
Copeland
Norfolk
Eveleth
Putnam
Andrews
John W. Webster
Gop
Dr. Putnnan
Gale Leaves Destruction Across New York and Coast
A severe late week gale caused extensive damage from New York to the Southern coast. In New York City awning posts broke, chimneys fell, and flats flooded. ships damaged by chafing and dragging. Brooklyn and New Jersey trees toppled. Philadelphia and Baltimore suffered wrecked awnings and submerged cellars. numerous vessels suffered dismastings and losses. corn and other crops ruined along the coast and in Newark and Elizabeth City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Second Avenue
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Wie
New Jersey
Staten Island
Newark
N.J
Washington
Market
Philadelphia
Delaware
Schuylhill
Baltitoute
Savage Factory
Jewels
Norfolk
Srewghten
Nickerson
Baltimore
Home Shoe
Elizabeth City
North Carolina
Weather in Week Sees Warmth Then Pleasant Shower
The week ended with excessively warm and sultry days reaching 85 to 95 degrees. Thursday brought a refreshing shower of rain that cooled conditions to a pleasant level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raj
Sirtee
Seaman Reform Advocate Receives Public Support
In a Monday remark by Mr. Haynes on Rum Rations and Flogging in the U S Navy the speaker praises his long dedication and personal sacrifices for seamen reform. He is now in need of funds to continue his work and appeals for donations to aid his nationwide advocacy. Any funds will be forwarded to Mr. Haynes promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
U.S. Navy
United States
Ma. Bainey
U. S. Navy
Tie Haynes
Aleaho
Child Run Over by Loaded Cart in Thames Street
A two and a half year old girl was run over by a heavily loaded cart in Thames Street on Tuesday afternoon. A wheel passed over the abdomen, leaving the child internally injured and in a precarious condition. Hope of recovery remains faint but possible amid frequent street hazards for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IP Accimens
Thames Street
Coroner's Inquest Reveals Death by Self-Inflicted Wound
John Glacking a longtime Ireland native living in the town for about thirty six years died after cutting his throat with a razor. He had shown declining health and possible mental distress in recent months. The inquest found death caused by self inflicted throat wound with no final statement from the deceased.
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John Glacking
Glacking
Ireland
Providence Mirror
Young thief Henry Newell jailed after store theft
Henry Newell was arrested on Wednesday for stealing money from Mr. James P. Pierce’s store. He was tried on Thursday before Mr. Justice Munro and sentenced to two months imprisonment in the common jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Newell
James P. Pierce
Justice Munro
Funeral procession for Gen Taylor in New York draws massive crowds
A day long and night procession through Manhattan to Hudson Park honors Gen Taylor. About 30,000 marchers and 5,000 troops participate with a grand catalakque and Handel music. Reports praise the ceremony as one of the grandest ever seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Chambers Street
Park
Chatham Street
Bowery
Third Avenue
17Th Street
17Th Strue 4Th Avenue
4Th Avenue
Broadway
Thomas Armitage
Handel
Judas Maccabeus
Harmonic Society
Dudworth
Davin Graham
Taylor
Grace Church
the Express
U.S A
the Tribune
Gen
Rhodelet and Steamboat Co Delivers Two Fine Excursion Steamers
The Rhodelet and Steamboat Company offers two fine steamers for Narragansett Bay excursions and picnics. The Mi ANTONOM narrowly equals similar boats, 145 feet deck length, 24 feet beam, 45 feet guards, with elegant fittings. Capt. Ateen commands, and Mr. Deval serves as clerk. Machinery built in Providence under owner supervision. The Jenny Live is a smaller party craft. For bookings contact Nath Power or Butler & Whart in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodelet and Steamboat Co
Narraganneit Bay
Ateen
Massasoit
Deval
Abe
Providence
Jenny
Nathi F. Power, Esq
Butler& Whart
Wete Requests Speech Copy From Hon Wafi Seware
ICP Wete indebted the Hon. Wafi Seware for a copy of his able speech on the Compromise Bill delivered of the taaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icp Wete
Wafi Seware
U. S. Senate
Clergymen Invited to Preach at the Asylum
A letter proposes inviting clergy from denominations in town to preach at the Asylum on Sabbath afternoons. The idea would allow inmates to hear a sermon if convenient for the pastors.
Spirit of Reform Advocates Navy Cruelty Abolition
By recent address at the Methodist Chapel Mr Haynes urged abolition of flogging and liquor abuses in the U S Navy. He drew on personal naval experience and public documents to expose cruelty, calling for Bible distribution, Seamen's Friend Society work, Bethel presence in ports, and coordinated reform across agencies. The pamphlet of reform emphasizes shared duty, temperance, and humane treatment, with spiritual and charitable efforts to accompany disciplinary change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
Methodist
Audie
Jack
Iby
Earth
Seamen's Friend Society
Mariner
Savings Bank
Mr. H
Bible Society
U. States Navy
Ephraim
Judah
American Seamen's Friend Society
Bethel
Fragmentary Political Salute Amid Election Rhetoric
Fragmentary lines praise equal rights and fellowship among readers. The rough text references belonging to land, individual fields, and a call for brotherhood despite differences. The passage appears as an old era civic discourse with scattered phrases about rights and unity.
Seamen’s Plea for Haynes Aid Against Cat-o Nine Tails
In Phenix Ma Bainey a speaker praises Mr Haynes for opposing flogging on ships. He cites biblical parables and urges support for Haynes to aid naval reform, hoping for divine help and funding to elevate and convert seamen amid wartime hardship.
Orthodox and Evangelical Ladies In Society Debate
A reader disputes quotes about Orthodox versus evangelical society actions sending ladies west. The exchange notes two distinct societies share a name, correcting misattributions and misspellings while defending honesty and accuracy. The letter also suggests wording improvements for previous articles and clarifies the timing of publication.
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Fate Baytey
John Ball
Gen. Lipex
J. Ball
China
Notable Senate Confirmation of Cabinet Members
Wasninorom on July 21 reports the Senate confirmed the new Cabinet without dissent. Danie Wenster of Massachusetts becomes Secretary of State, Thomas Corwin of Ohio Secretary of the Treasury, H. Pearse of Maryland Secretary of the Interior, Edward Bates of Missouri Secretary of War, Willliam A. Gaanam of North Carolina Secretary of the Navy, N. K. Haus of New York Postmaster General, and J. J. Cairrennen of Kentucky Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. J. Cairennen
Kentucky
New Cabinet Appointments Clarified by President Fillmore
Washington reports indicate Robert G Campbell of New York will assume Private Secretary duties after invitation by President Fillmore. N K Hall begins Postmaster General duties, Daniel Webster starts as Secretary of State, J Anderson interim Secretary of War, R Crittenden becomes Attorney General. Mexico extradition treaty with Mexico’s Resne finalized. New department heads expected to start tomorrow.
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Washington
Robert G. Campbell
New York
Fillmore
Secu Lary
N. K. Hall
Daniel Webster
J. Anderson
Mer. Crittenden
Pearce
Mexico
Wee
Clayton
Resne
Late news from Havana and port arrivals
From New York July 24 the steamship Ohio reached port from New Orleans with 15000 dollars and numerous passengers including California mail. The Vixen sailed from Havana for Pensacola with 42 Contoy printers freed by Spanish authorities. Reports mention reactions to President Taylor death, hot weather and dull business, and Captain Benson rumored in a hospital ward after strong frays.
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New York
Ohio
New Orleans
Havens
California
Havand
Vixen
Pensacola
Contoy
Taylor
Havare
Havana
Benson
Threnfe, &c
Drowned Miller in River Capsize and Gold Dust Loss
From New Bedford Mercury reports Mr Miller drowned after a boat capsized crossing a river near San Francisco while Mr Davis and Mr Co tes Miller escaped. Baker lost a bag of $9000 in gold dust from an eighteen month mining tour. The piece also notes cholera deaths in Savannah and Kentucky towns with no other cholera deaths in New York or Massachusetts and cites Massachusetts population at 073,715.
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Biv News
George W. Davis
California
Cotes Miller
Macon
Prangisado
Mints
San Francisco
Savannah
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Basler
Cevnus Or
Massieuesetts
Masescbuseis
Scoulding
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