Mystery of the Dreaded Meeting in a Tenement
A narrator tends a gravely ill renter in a wealthy neighborhood tenement. A sinister housekeeper schemes with poison and blackmail, while the narrator seeks magistrate aid and medical counsel. The dying man declares a final vow for revenge as poison works and jealousy culminates in death.
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Ani
Crint
Deci
Tam
Wan
Bia
Dravett
Layain
May
Ava
Bristol Phenix News Briefs from October Session and Local Events
The Bristol Phenix reports the October General Assembly session opens Monday in town. It covers the Tavland epidemic warnings, political forecasts for the 1832 presidential race, Rhodelleland Telegraph stock drive at Bristy Motel, and a Baker family concert next Wednesday. Also notes a lightning strike near Leonardtown, Maryland killing a horse adrift in a storm.
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General Assembly
Fragmented Local Notices Include Elections and Slave Case
Fragmentary text reports a Plymouth area election result with a 302 vote margin for Jobison in Pennsylvania and details a court case over a slave claimed by Robert Tilghman. It notes a 1760 act repeal, a 1847 constitutional issue, and the slave’s freedom claim upon arrival in Pennsylvania. It also advertises a Newport teachers meeting and lectures by Lowell Mason and T J Gatlaudert for a school week.
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Mr. Bartey
Newport
Theissinn
Lowell Mason
Feq
Boston
T. J. Gatlaudert
Hartford
Conn
Tis
Suxeano
Arrival of the Europa and London cholera reports
The Europa arrived in New York after eleven days at sea. London cholera cases rise with spread to Chelsea Rotherhithe and Bermondsey while Hamburg and Edinburgh report varying conditions. Weather shows a favorable shift with continued health observations and maritime repair updates.
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Europa
Europe
Euripa
Lott
New York
Cnovens
Uxouaxo
Sentayes
Teeniehe Odtnikrak
Vikma
Liverpool
London
Angathee
Baglood
CV Ition
Vienna
Mumeror
We City
Usarep
United States
Wog
Southampton
Branca
Messrs. Smith & Ashby
Sonthian Yeti
Liven, Oet B
Chelseay
Rotherhithe
White Chapel
Bermondsey
Horgley-down
Woulwich
Sinderland
Hambourgh
Millsburgh
Newhaven
E. Swiherlind
Sunderland
Indinburgh
Board of Health
Lenton Bridge
Pitemperate Auilora Wheeme Joo Hlamburgh
Edinburgh
Polybergh
Lowboy
Ala Florenn
Pamburg
Werlin
Scotland
Bees and crops in strayland and Vienna turmoil report
The report notes prolific potato yields in Sratland and a neighboring bee industry, while markets show no major shifts. London and Ireland record revolutionary tensions in Vienna influencing mercantile confidence and trade. In Ireland, Smith O'Brien is found guilty of high treason and sentenced to death, with no execution date set.
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Sratland
Austria
Vienna
Lave
Erly
Oyale
Tne
Howe
Ieland
Smith O'Brien
Turmoil Reported as Rebellion Rumors Sweep Capital
Intelligence from Vera Cruz via the Miayth steamer reaches New Orleans editors about a revolt in Kurhide. Santa Anta supporters and government forces clash in the capital with arrests of officers for conspiracy to restore South Ai. Bratavente mobilizes 4 000 troops to quell the Tampico revolt.
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Baurwinr
Simul
Miayth
Btu
Vera Cruz
New Orleans
Perio
Sauth Ai
Bratavente
Dows
Tampico
Diplomatic maneuvering over Cuba sale and a bold robbery case
The letter from Madeid discusses U S aims on Cuba and potential sales or cession, with Sawyer and Saunders involved, while Saunders tries to advance negotiations in Europe. A separate report details John Curry’s arrest for a large mail robbery post in Munteniery Athan, involving stolen packages and a staged diversion at a theater. A third item notes William Sherlock facing charges for forging letters to feign romance with Miss Bedell.
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William Sherlock
Garson
Mont Bedell
Sherlock
Miss Bedell
Liewoklyn Adv
Proreason Ur the Science of Meastenisn Trial at Oswiga
An Oswiga magistrate presides over a case involving a professor accused of impropriety during performances. The transcript recalls audience reactions and a claim of public laughter. The report notes mills at Oswiga grind up to 1000 bushels of wheat daily, indicating local industry activity.
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Bowen Baghsh
Decpesus and Vereber Report Turmoil Abroad
Early notices describe chaotic developments as Vera Cre reports independence movements in the state of Famandipas and a proposed Week Bnvedation while Mene eo and Yucatan communications hint at large troop actions and unwritten outcomes. New advices from Vera Cre mention rebels and dispatches amid uncertain casualty counts.
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Meneeo
Meereta
Vera Cre
Pico
Famandipas
United States
Yucatan
N.Y
Fire destroys large dwelling in village street tragedy
October 2 report from Providence Journal details a Sunday fire at a large house in Foun ih otreet, 10 tes village owned by LA. D. Barlow. Two young men Michael Marvin and July McGloughlin died. a coroner’s jury convened to investigate. The scene drew thousands as bodies remained inside.
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Providence Journal
Wooraecker
Founih Otreet
LA. D. Barlow
Peronne
Michael Marvin
July McGloughlin
Lindee
Howe Jrestuis
Theis
Wrecks and maritime losses reported by the Courier
The Charleston Courier reprints distress reports from the New Jersey out of New Orleans. Survivors include Jurgis master Heighmay and John T. Smith seaman. Wrecks near Cienfuegos and off New Haven are noted with crew losses. A press shipment to Paris is described, including the sale of a rolling press for La Patrie and a plan to manufacture more presses in France.
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Menaxenony Wreen
Charlston Courier
Siip
New Jersey
Wellman
Iis Port
New Orleans
Peloweer Arietia
Baltimore
Lavand
Hewe da Ter Beamed
Jurgis
Heighmay
Nate
John T. Smith
W Cluk
James Yor
W. OR. Maut
Weesel
Messie, Pendergast & Applearth
Ballymore
Sunol
North American
Philadelphia
Scnoonew
New York
Cienfuegos
Schonner Sea
Ile
New Haven
Seatien
John Wooster
Tiomae Taranee
Seoshed
Meeks
Puen Booth
Coles
Fearion
Peterson
A. Eaton
French aristocrat Alexandre Le Gendre extradited to Pensacola
A Frexcusan nobleman named Alexandre Le Gendre, connected to Alexandre Viscount de Ley Breuil, was unrested in New Orleans on a forged Paris scheme. He is sent to Pensacola by order of the French minister in Washington to be delivered to a French ship’s officers. Previously arrested two years ago and escaped due to his courteous manners, this escape drew censure of Secretary of State Buchanan and reflected on the 1843 Crab Arrest provisions.
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Lerald
Madeid
Cuba
Sawyer Ting
Satin
Tundeesland
Medi
Bat Bell
Lee Spinel
Alexandre le Gendre
Alexandre
de Ley Breuil
New Orleans
Paris
Washington
Pensacola
WS. Marshall
Buchanan
Prauve
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Ming
Se B
Gorreel
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Renee
Bristol Phenix
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Wlog
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Ohin
Free Sul Party
Elfvet
Rhodelleland Magnetic Telegraph Company
Aubseersions
Providence
Dedford Mercury
Niry
Ricnenjey Lientsis
Leonardtown
Nglining Whilar
Muller
Moston
Jobison
Common Pleas
Lewis Pirrir
Robert Tilghman
King
Pierie
Vtherty
Tilghnan
Free States
Mexico
Mam Ronsea Avarsrin
Joln Curry
Munteniery
Athan
Stige
Ellis
Vierday
Aeneid Company
Norristown
Wie
Chm
Kau Jistal
Hirine
Witkurvey
Philadelphia Ledger
Oswiga
Mount Hore
Alehorn
Withington
Harnet Newell
Mount Hope
Fall River
Eix
Maine
Wien
Piurtien
Glen Manchester
Tole GC
Syith
Aden Teyvard
Seth Bain
Bande
Dhe
Ines
Abigail
Dave
Jones
Falmouth
France
Col
Hue
Philad. Ledger
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