The Provoking Wife and The Wedding at Last
Phabe's return and James Reynolds plan a quiet union after a turbulent courtship. She reveals a pocket-book with a keepsake note and a bridal ring, and their wedding is hurriedly sealed with family support, promising a hopeful future for the once-restless pair.
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James
Baing
Phabe
Phebe
Philadelphia
Ale
Phase
Dunleaf
James Reynolds
Phebe Rey
Reduction of tolls to ease New Haven travel costs
The article notes a proposal to reduce tolls at a New Haven establishment to ease travel and crowding. It argues the change would discourage investing in costly facilities and make conveyances more comfortable, aiming to lessen capital risk for operators.
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New Haven
Heston Daily Advertiser
Santa Ana enters Vera Cruz after arrival in Mexico
Advices indicate Santa Anna reached Vera Cruz on the 16th and assumed leadership in the region. Gen Paredes was captured and most departments backed Santa Anna, with expectations of little opposition to his rule. Mexico weighs peace versus continued war and hints of a possible understanding with the United States.
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ICP
Mexico
Santa Anna
Vera Crus
United States
Col. Campbell
Havana
Santa Ana
Nejo
California
Ourarmy
Porto Rico
St. Thomas
St. Joan
Seizure of the Californias Reported by Army News
Army dispatches describe 100 mounted Mexicans fleeing a town of 700 while 300 regulars near Camargo on August 6th prepared to march toward Moe. General Taylor and staff arrived the same day with Baylie Peyton. A grand review occurred and Taylor praised the troops discipline. Reports claim Monterey and California were taken by U.S. vessels, with California allegedly yielded to the Americans. Santa Anna landed at Vera Cruz and joined the movement, while Santa Anna stated support for war if the people demand it, otherwise preferring peace. Despatches note annexation talks and U.S. possession of California reach Vera Cruz, with British consular awareness and expedited communications to England and New Orleans.
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Camargo
Moe
Pee Rallteevercire
Taylor
Baylie Peyton
Dancan
McCulloch
Mexico
Monterey
Pacific
California
United States
Vera Cruz
U.S
Californes
Verarum
England
New Orleans
Santa F
Kearney
Bents Fort
Fort Leavenworth
Express
Neral Kearney
U. 5S. Dragoons
Missouri Volunteers
Donuphin
Volunteer Artillery
Clark
Bent’s Fort
Santa Fe
Moore Fof
U. S. Dragoons
U. S
Keary
Indiana
Armijo
Price
Allen
Bent
Santa Fe letter cites Armijo urge to resist US army
Governor Armijo orders readiness to march against the United States Army as described in the Santa Fe letter dated July 17. He says he would rather fight than surrender but promises protection for merchants and traders.
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Balttimore
St. Louis
Tempestous Yankee Squadron Off Alvarado and Tampico
Officer's letter from the Reefer describes a July 7 engagement at Alvarado with a squadron that included six frigates three brigs two sloops and three schooners. Shells and small arms fought the fort while yellow fever gripped on shore and a hurricane season loomed.
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U. 3
Reefer
New York
U. S
Hanson Vena Cruz
Alvarado
Princeton
Matamoras
St. Juan de Ulloa
Tampico
Gulf
Pensacola
Santa Fe expedition and New Orleans notes across the Gulf
Reports describe Gen Kearney's Santa Fe march from Bent's Fort with Missouri Volunteers and Dragoons, Armijo's trade stance, and Mormon infantry. amid distant tremors in Deerfield and Portsmouth and a Montreal police crisis with riots, a murder inquest in St Pierre Rue, and copper findings in Michigan.
Passage of tariff bill and market signals across Britain
The piece notes little change in cotton and a fall in manufacturing districts while money remains easy for business. It reports Mr McLane’s departure to England and welcomes tariff news as the Cambria and Great Britain ships reach Liverpool and Boston. Ireland faces potato disease and rising grain prices amid a liberal tariff.
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Louis McLane
Tod Samceer
Enq
European Times
McLane
England
Cambria
United States
Tron
Yorkshire
Great Britain
Ireland
Boston
New York
Liverpool
Tuoran Conn
Ein Ot Treland
Scotland
ParuLauity or the War War I critique in journal of commerce
The New York Journal of Commerce criticizes the war as unpopular and inefficient. It argues the conflict benefits Mexicans, drains the treasury, and yields no added advantage, predicting long costs and minimal gains from the 11th declaration.
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The
New York Journal of Commerce
Becagee
Mexican Army Rumors and Crime Reports Stir 19th Century News
Accounts describe Palstaff’s ragged regiment and Paredes preparing to march east with about 13 000 troops. Leperos and Jarochos form most of the new regiments and discipline is lax. Robberies, street crime, and a heist on a store cash drawer are noted, with arrests and bail requests relating to insurrection-era tensions. A German immigrant theft aboard a steamer bound for Albany is reported, along with a canal boat incident and a shooting in Deaksville, N Y.
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Palstaff
Coventry
Mexico
Paredes
San Luis Poton
Monterey
Mejia
O Picayune
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L. 1
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Commonwealth
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Philermenian
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Providence Journal
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Army
Alexander Borg
Edwin Metcalf
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Portsmouth
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Ananony
Canada
Montreal Herald
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Montreal
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Michigan Mining Company
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Iing
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Boston Courier
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Justan
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Rhode Island Carbineers
John S. Deapeau
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Brooklyn Guards
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Cole
LaWenceburgh
Hhawen
Goulding
Irene Ion
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