Kossuth's Voyage and Open Air Sermons Stir City News
Reports detail Kossuth's reception in Gibraltar and plans for a return to the United States aboard the Mississippi. The article describes outdoor preaching debates, ecumenical meetings, and lectures by Rev Dr Spring on Christ's divinity, plus local observations on religion, travel, and media coverage.
Noted arrests linked to 1850 Medamene spa Sears case
The Providence Journal reports Peter fiankell Aaron Burril and 15 Fok Stanton have been arraigned in the city on suspicion linked to the Medina case Sears Perber. A badly burned witness was found near the grove above the Vosey area. The case is described as having strong testimony against the prisoners.
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Providence Journal
Peter Fiankell
Aaron ‘Burril
Fok Stanton
Sears Perber
Witnas
Bristol King Philip Fire Co No 4 Fair Funds Benefit Library
A Bristol fair by King Philip Fire Co No 4 raised 945 dollars after a long push for funds. The event funded hall furnishings and the start of a town library, addressing needs for a public reading room and educational resources.
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Ma. Eviror
Bristol
King Philip Fire Co
Jgen Havin
Fiuy
Community library funds debated at company hall
A meeting at the company hall Wednesday led to a vote to allocate 100 dollars from savings for a circulating library. The plan calls for a responsible person to manage the books and a cautious selection process, with hope for donations of varied books to aid the project.
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Starr
Tegniture
Joelgsing
Bloomer Costume Sparks Public Opinion Over Satirical Prints
In Phenig Bavertyn New York on November 10 1851 readers complain that hostile caricatures in shop windows ridicule Bloomer wearers. The piece laments the costume's decline yet hopes for its revival and notes fears of domestic power shifts from wives.
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Bavertyn
N. Y
Smith
Augustina
Timothy
Halle
Five Points
Europe
This
Gibeer
US Spares Cuban Rift by Inviting Spanish Consul Return
Nov 10 Webster rejected a Spanish proposal through the ambassador here to ease Cuba disputes. The offer asked the US to invite the Spanish Consul back to New Orleans, raise his national vessel, and salute the Spanish flag. If refused, the minister was told to demand reparations and the consul’s return.
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Wasuinarow
Webster
Cuba
New Orleans
Methodists win share in bank property case
In New York on Nov 11 Judge Nelaco in the YJ 9 Dio- Arie Court ruled that the complainants are entitled to their share of the bank property’s reduction. A decree will be issued accordingly and the method of apportioning capital to follow at decree settlement.
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New York
Gpil
Nelaco
Dio- Arie
Ihat
Baok
Hungarian exiles visit city and thank mayor at harbor
The Hungarian exiles arrived by steamer and met with Mayor Hamilton at the Cy Hath. Colonel Borajaky spoke at length, lamenting Kossuth's absence to counter the slander from European foes. The mayor replied and offered hospitality to Col Beransky and the exiles at the Irving House until Kossuth’s arrival.
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Gorgeon Hamilton
Mississippi
Borajaky
Kossuth
Glardere
Cireu
Europe
Col. Beransky
Irving
Arival
Deserters Shake City as Mexican Revolution Advances
New Orleans reports the steamship Louisiane arriving with news from Galveston. All but ten troops at Ringea have deserted to the insurgents. Mexican government concentrates forces at Monterey and Gen Uraga is named to command 5000 men to march on the capital to quell the revolution.
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New Oreans
Galveston
Techines
Ringe A
Insurgente
Monterey
Uraga
Wax
Captain Song Denies Kossuth Reports at Navy Dept
In Waeurmeeron on November 13 Captain Song of the Mississippi reports himself at the Navy Department yesterday and strongly denies the unfavored reports circulated about Kossuth.
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Waeurmeeron
Song of
Sippi
Navy Department
Kossuth
Panther Escape Incites Pawtucket Town Fears
A panther escaped from a circus cage near Pawtucket causing chaos as it vanished after last sighting. Citizens fear for safety as reports say it may be near sheepyards and local stores closed early.
Arrival of the Canada and Baltic in New York
The Canada and Baltic arrive amid fog and turmoil, passengers disembarking at quarantine before proceeding to New York and Southampton. Kossuth is warmly greeted in England with public ceremonies and political talks, while Spain reports on Cuban affairs and American prisoners in Vigo awaiting amnesty decisions.
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Baltic
New Yong
Lant
Gosted
New York
Asia
Kossuth
Eng Snd Pyes
Southampton
John Franklin
Madrid
Kyssnih
Cantaginya
Kogeath
Hungary
England
America
Emolinal
Madalge Kogsuth
Koesuih
London
Kusauth
Koesauth
Hiegtag
Europe
South Hamopton
Winchester
Koesuth
Lord Dudkey Stuart
M. Pulzsky
Minter Cobden
M.cronky
Corporation of London
Guildhall
Abbt Lawrence
R. J. Walker
Henry Bulwer
Mr. Lawrence
Joseph Paxton
Charles Fox
Mr. Batee
Lord Granville
Syr H. Bulwer
Royal
Paxton
Crystal Palace
Fox
Cubint
Spain
Qot
Heraldo
Concha
Julo
Vigo
New Orleans
Fragmented Q and A on liquor sale and Sabbath laws
A distorted table of questions and answers lists who sells alcohol by Americans, Raglieh and Swedes in cellars and above ground, counts of Oyster Saloon and Ice Cream Saloon establishments, and how many keep open on the Sabbath. It notes grocers and other places selling intoxicants and references a law execution to address intemperance.
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A. Grocers
Farewell Address of Father Mathew to the United States
The letter thanks American leaders Henry Clay Corcoran Grinnell and others for kindness shown to Father Mathew as he leaves for his homeland. He urges Irish countrymen in America to abandon excesses and conduct themselves with honor, hoping the United States remains free from debt and that virtue guides both private and public life. He bids a final farewell and prays for continued blessings on the nation.
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Raul
Abraham
King
Lowell Institute of Boston
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Furgiveon
Beekman Street
Mos
I.ig
Manje
Tippi
Kosseih
New York Evening Poat
Mississippi
Kossuth
Maypeiljes
Hoang Higngh
Ugland
Gibraltar
Missisippi
Eoseuth
Orowde
Kusauth
Kysguth
Kvesuth
Calam
Kxosgoth
Captain Long
Republic
Lea Hongrvis
Lowa
Freneh
England
Long
Bea
United States
Kossarh
Alberts
Keseuth
America
Koenwich
Madrid
Hungary
Uniwu
Fathen Mathew
Farawell Aoossse
Father Mathew
Henry Clay
Corceoray
Grinnell
Mic Kate Hayes
Alealon
Intereasta
Universal Bugapigs
Tribune
Mathew
Disaster at sea as brig Conductor rescues survivors
The brig Conductor of Yarmouth, N S, rescued crew and one passenger from the Oregon of Bov won after a gale sank the vessel off Bonaire. The ship's top forward spar failed, their raft drifted three days with no water or land, then the Conductor picked them up. Survivors include L R Fish and passenger Simpean of London.
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Boggen
Twnae Lyveq
Fem Bonaire
Phempaun
Oregon
Bovwon
Gank
Qregon
New York
King
Qeiober
Buate
Sigve
Buard
Kopelesey
Simpean
London
J. B. Duval
Nage Noketed
Boston Daily Ade
Maine Liquor Law Clash Stirs Temperance Fight
Maine authorities seize a vessel marked for New York after a shipment of liquor bound for St Stephens and St John New Brunswick is landed at a harbor. The incident highlights ongoing temperance tensions and alleged evasion of provincial revenue laws.
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Maine
Tanet
Tuerpaydas
Echeveer
St. Helps
New York
St. Stephens
St. Johp
N. B
Este
R. Barns
Sharbey
George Hobbes
Bestport
Tanlede i
New Branswick
New and splendid ship nearing completion at Warren yard
A large three decker of about one hundred tons bur, under construction at Meson Coace & Davie in Warren, has been purchased by Mesera F AC Maygan and Captain Nawcanver S Mauean of this city with New York parties. The vessel is a model three decker in the early subganusl qoguer style and intended for maiden Oi Uapt N 8 Mavaat.
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Meson
Coace & Davie
Warren
Mesera
F & AC
Maygan
Nawcanver S. Mauean
New York
New Wave Amid City Troubles Cited in Odd Fragments
Fragmentary report notes a new wave of cases in the city tied to oil prices at 195 cents per barrel and a reference to 38 habits facing a recent disaster. The excerpt reflects unsettled conditions and unresolved details from the period.
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