Apple Blood Legend Haunts Connecticut Grave Tree
A Connecticut tale centers on Michael Rood murdered in Lisbon with rumors of his buried body. An apple tree grew from his grave bearing red sap like blood. Gatherers allegedly saw the fruit spill red liquid from each apple, attracting crowds and superstition. The piece notes ancient word lore and a reprinted account from local papers.
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Religion Growth Expands in Wisconsin Territory Past Year
A report on the state of religion in Wisconsin Territory notes a large rise in church membership with over six hundred people added by profession in the past year. The commentary states the territory has seen abundant religious vitality and divine favor.
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Affray and coroner's inquest in Fall River death case
A coroner's inquest in Fall River chaired by Coroner Durling found that John Branin aged 23 died from a blow or blows struck on the morning of the 18th by James Risy after an affray at Mr Cunsingham's residence on West Street. Wounds included a scalp hole and eyebrow injury with blood between skull and membranes. witnesses place the initial altercation in Pocasset Street. No arrest details provided.
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Dreadful Collision Involving Sacque Hymna Off Walnut Street
Reports from the Philadelphia North American detail a terrible collision at dawn between the paeler ship Sacque Hymna and the ship Susquehanna near Walnut Street. The Sacque Hymna reportedly sprang from the deep and struck the Susquehanna amid high seas, causing severe damage and likely immediate sinking. Eyewitnesses note the other vessel may have been the Enat Indianan, but confusion and lack of identification hinder precise details.
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Thrilling New Orleans Courtroom Showdown Ends in Self Harm
George A. Hamilton convicted of forgery faces four years in the penitentiary after arguing that a conspiracy cleared him of blame. Amid his plea for mercy he drew a knife and stabbed himself twice, later surviving with non fatal wounds. A weather note cites a large sunspot as the likely cause of cold. Also report of Miss M. Alexander near Urbana Ohio who hanged herself with a bridle.
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