French Mexican crisis hints at Napoleon’s withdrawal
The article discusses the retreat of French forces from Mexico, Maximilian’s negotiations for indemnity, and growing French public opposition. It notes Napoleon’s need to maintain popular support and the likelihood of imperial withdrawal, with Empress Carlota remaining in Mexico as a potential sign of departure.
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Maximilian
France J
Napoleon
Europe
Husbnd
Louis Napoleon
Tie
France
Marses
Trix
Loss of the Evening Star and maritime disasters
The Savannah News records the Evening Star foundering 180 miles east of Tybee Island after a 17 hour gale. Of 270 aboard only 17 known survivors. several boats saved crew, including the captain and officer, with Italian opera passengers among those aboard. A dispatch from Charleston notes seven more saved from the Morning Star schooner. The report also covers fires in Massachusetts, Provincetown whaling statistics, and various national notices.
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Savannah
Tybee Island
Keering
Norwegan Hark Fleetwing
Echooner Waring
Taok
Iastan
Fernandina
Charleston
Morning Sur
Cardenas
Evening Star
New York
New Orleans
Death of Captain Willard in Warren at eighty four
The death of Captain Willard occurred in Warren on the 1st instant after a brief illness. Born in Massachusetts, he spent youth in Bristol and long life alternating residence in Warren. He served as a patter master between Rhode Island and New York for over thirty years and built more than twenty vessels in Warren and Portsmouth. He retired about ten years ago and was interred after public mourning and a large turnout.
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New Eneitano Dymsa Cor
Boston
New England
Weothink
St. Lawrence
Gulf
Atlantic
Pacific
New York City
Bosston
Jonathan
Hall
Journal of Health
Carr
Ganover Willard
Willard
Warren
Massachusetts
Bristol
Rhode Island
New York
Portsmouth
Ile
Washington Lodge of
A. Maggus
Paerix
Prestx
Deak Lins
Henry Pearse
Swansey
Henry Gardner, Jr
Gretty Companie
Pearse
Illinoi
Coles’ River
Parmeide Allegation Linked to Free Town Murder Case
The New Bedford Standord reports a recent development suggesting a parmeide in Free Town. The victim is described as an elderly man of good character with significant property. The accusation comes from the wife of the accused, and a legal investigation will proceed.
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S C Brown
Arronten Parahinzr
New Bedford Standord
Freetown
Frost Damage to Illinois Corn by Region
The Chicago Journal reports brief findings on late frosts impact. In the Southern part of Illinois no damage occurred. central areas show slight harm. northern regions suffer great damage, potentially destroying about one third of the crop.
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Chicago Journal
Illinois
Rhode Island Delegation Reports Pittsburg Convention
The Rhode Island Soldiers and Sailors Union recounts arrival in Pittsburg for the National Soldiers and Sailors Convention. Rhode Island members helped organize, with Gen. C H Tompkins and others serving as officers and delegates. The convention drew thousands, with broad Republican support and calls to resist presidential overreach. Delegates spoke at Pittsuburg and Lancaster after adjournment. Nevada salt beds reported as vast and high quality with deep, solid rock salt and rapid brine upwellings.
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Rhode Island Soldiers and Sailors Union
Rhode Island
Soldiers and Sailors Convention
Pittsburg
Pittshura
Iall
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Tompkins
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Percy Diniels
Gen. C
Benoni Carpenter
Rode Island
Denison
Lloyd Bowers
Trent A. C Eddy
Col
J. A Monroe
Col . St T Goddard
National Soldiers and Sailors Union
A. F E. Burnside
Floyd Bowers
C. H. Tompkins
Massachusetts
Congress
Lancaster
W. Spracre
BR Carrenton
Francis J. Liprrrt
Nevada
Murder In Biddeford: Amos Spear Slain After Visit
Amos Spear of Saco went to Biddeford for purchases. His wife returned with a child, he began home at nine, was attacked by three men and killed. The murderers have been arrested.
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Louisiana
Richard Ayers
Pittsburg
Penn
Clark
Grace Church
Providence
Hudson
N. Y
Alexandria
America
Amos Spear
Saco
Biddeford
Tony
Nathaniel Mayfair
Brooklyn
Kings Co
N.Y
Petersburg Wonder Kitten Parade At Dance Party
A Petersburg girl reportedly strapped a kitten in her chair and attended a dance, creating a startling scene when the animal tumbled free amid astonished onlookers. The tale, told by The Petersburg Express, reads like a curious local anecdote from the era.
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Petersburg Express
Million dollar pledge for tenement housing in New York
At a private New York dinner last week Mr. A. T. Stewart indicated willingness to donate one million dollars for building tenement houses for the citys deserving poor. The condition is that suitable land be provided.
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New York
A. T. Stewart
Gloucester woman reaches age a century old
Mrs Deborah Saunders of Gloucester Massachusetts celebrated her hundredth birthday on Thursday. She remains in good health, reads the newspaper without glasses, and has knitted stockings and served the soldiers of the revolution the war of 1812 and the rebellion.
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Deborah Saunders
Gloucester
Mass
J Monroe Taylor Gold Medal Soap Endures in Market Favor
The column asserts the superior qualities of J Monroe Taylor Gold Medal Soap over all others. It states the soap’s universal favor rests on its constant purity and excellence and notes it offers lasting value, returning many times its cost to the consumer.
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California
Pacific Coast
Mariposa Groves
Yosemite Valley
United States
Governor Law
Frederick Law Olmsted
Califfornia
Sierraz
Suasta
Lake Tahoe
Christian Intelligencer
J. Monroe Taylor
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Gilbert R Lawless
North Swaneea
Walliam T. Gorham
Mr. Gorham
Camp Brunsen & Sherry
Herrick Allen
Bennett’s
State Street
Dorrance Street
Mr. Willan
B. Spooner
Thames Street
Messia
William B. Spooner & Son
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