Italy's Liberal Promise and Italian State Directions
A lengthy discussion on Italy's path to liberty examines Austrian influence, local duchies, and the Zurich Conference. It argues for a constitutional kingdom with Victor Emmanuel and a Franco-Italian alignment, while noting the steady, hopeful trend away from papal power and toward liberal reform.
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Italy
Walres
Yompin
Asia
Laura Napoleon
Austria
Louis Napoleon
Zurich
France
Be A Providence correspondent of the Boston Journal
Intimates that a change in the Providence Journal Editorship is near as Mr Anthony plans retirement from the Editorial Chair. The Abb de Jefund Press notes his twenty years of public influence and likens his departure to losing the journal’s brightest ornament.
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Providence
Boston Journal
Providence Journal
Anthony
Abb de Jefund
Jie
United States Senate
Verdicts and filings mark Warren court term activity
Supreme Court notes from the September 1859 term show juries awarding damages in Graaug versus Lawn of Bristol and affirming administrator claims in Sisson versus Jayne. Multiple divorce and naturalization petitions are heard. several judgments are entered or continued, with several cases discontinued. A civic tribute to Rev. Elridge highlights community bonds in Somerset.
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Supreme Court
Benjamin M. Graaug
Bristol
Elizabeth A. Sieson
John P. Jayne
Court of Probate
Warren
Jayne
George Sisson
Sisson
Sebelle
Siewita
Mary A
Barsington
Thomas J Guff
Vinal
Gideon L. Vinal
Abgt Starkey
Thomas Blunt
Eliza A Sisson
John P Jayna
Joseph M. Blake
Nathanael Cuggeshall
Pit
John Franklings
Juhn B. Tforreshoff
Brayton
Cooper & Ignett
Henry Ho Luther
Mr. Blake
Eliza A. Sisaun Ve. Dulin
Alathea Hearne
Nathangl Coggeshall
Little Fairy exhibit draws crowds in New Bedford
Advertisements in this paper note Miss Dullie Patten presents the Little Fairy next Monday evening and Tuesday afternoon and evening. New Bedford papers report 2000 visitors on Tuesday. The tiny performer captivates audiences with life like movements, intelligence, and charm, described as a remarkable human-like doll with delicate limbs and expressive eyes.
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Cus Copal Yavat
Dullie Patten
New Bedford
Persans
Mercury Ways
Ripa
Bristol Artillery excursion to Taunton and winter lectures
The Bristol Artillery led by Col. Ward visits Taunton on Tuesday, with breakfast and a parade at the Taunton Hotel and American Coffee House, returning by 7 p.m. Light Guard salutes, and a fireworks display end the trip. The piece also notes planned winter lectures by Beecher and others, urging local organization and engagement.
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Mittay
Bristol Artllery
Col
Wardwell
Taunton
Shepard
Provo CG
Inc
Gem
Atne Guard
Tudnton
Tagpton
Gordon
al. Wardwell
Artillery
Sir. Thatcher
Agai
Stresta
Light Guard
Coffea Flouse
Italian Indopendance Mentioned In Mazzini Inquiry
The report notes Madame Maria and her husband, detained by Bologna authorities as alleged Maggrani agents, are questioned about Mazzini's presence and plans but no facts emerge. It adds that they are treated with kindness and may be released after the crisis without trial. Kansas crops forecast show corn surplus and bag scarcity concern.
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N. Y
Italy
Mugzajui
Maria
Mie White
United States
Bologna
Madame Myrio
Kansas
Lawrpence Republican
Lowerence
Genesee
Mutug mayor case in Cincinnati echoes old tragedy
A cryptic reminiscence recalls a 19th century Cincinnati tale of a mayor figure and a couple, Thomas Eugene de Marhgis and Blanche, with claims of misidentification, shifting relationships, and an unconventional end, all framed as a cautionary epitaph from the Houston Post.
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Thomas Eugene de Marhgis
Blanche
de Marbas
Jon Lim
Arrival and voyage of the Great Eastern and related European news
The Great Eastern sails from the Thames amid cheers and expert handling as it charts river challenges to Dover. Reports from Zurich and London discuss a European conference on non intervention in Italian affairs. The Paris Times notes the Zurich Conference is suspended, while the London Morning Post warns of potential boundary clashes over Puget Sound islands.
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Europe
Iairfax
Zurich
Paris
London Times
Belge
England
France
Austria
Pen
Thames
Purflett
Harrison
Scott Russell
Comstock
Collins
Baltic
Te Won
Blackwell Point
Greenwich
Blackswell
Woolwich
Frotman
Great Eastern
Finday
Dover
London Morning Post
Larney
San Juan
Belevue
Puget’s Sound
Gula
Arrival of the Persia steamer and transatlantic notes
The Persia arrived in New York around 3 AM with 232 passengers. Reports from Europe describe stormy seas near Liverpool, delays to ships, and political moves in Italy and Britain. News touch on Pontifical troop movements, Papal authority, and a missing Exeter case resolving as the wife returns home.
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New York
Persia
Pawensera
Royal Mail
Manchester
Baltimore
Ben New
Africa
Liverpool
Morney
Italy
Bologna
Great Britain
Mersey Lock Board
Melvar
Great Eastern
Cunard Co
Ironian
Lena Aly
le Nord
Prince Ponia
Grand Duke of
Modena
Napoleon
Times
Paris
Lake of Modena
Naples
Rome
Holy See
Alius
Richmond
Jason Richmond
Exeter
Doctor Ayer Stabs With Penknife In Lowell Dispute
In a Pearl Street store a quarrel between Richard S. Fay Jr and Dr J Ayer of Lowell ended with Fay stabbing Ayer’s abdomen during a struggle over a book. Ayer claimed self defense after Fay grabbed him and struck him about the head. Ayer posted bail $20,000 for Monday’s hearing. Fay’s condition improved as hemorrhage ceased and infection risk diminished.
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Dr. Ayer
Mr. Fay
Ayer
Chestnut Street
Maine
Townsend
Fay
Train
Oyster Bed Fight Over Prodigious Bed Exploitation
The Providence oyster bed near Palmer’s tree drew 75 to 80 boats from Providence amid a scramble for shellfish. The Commissioners warned buoys would be removed and the fisheries freed on the 22nd. By Thursday morning 100 boats worked the bed, with reports of up to 1000 bushels taken in recent weeks.
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Warren
Kelley's Bridge
Providence
Railroad Bridge
Palmer’s Tree
Providence Journal
Mysterious Tale From Salem Letter About Stranded Sailors
A Salem writer records a strange voyage report from the English bark Queen of Freedom and the American ship Tisace H Boardman. Ten men describe being on shore near Felux for days, escaping in a boat, with the ship leaking heavily and coal cargo aboard.
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Strance
Salem
Apgn
Carpenter Buatewain
Queen of Freedom
Tisace H Boardman
Gulf
Noone
Liverpool
Salem Register
IHB
Aden
England
Skeletons Found During Warren Township Excavation
Workmen digging for a foundation at an old Warren township site in Indiana uncovered two human skeletons buried in a doubled up position. The former building housed Mormons, leading to belief the victims were murdered there. The report notes other curiosities including a German bath said to cure obesity.
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Warren Township
Indiana
Germany
Boston
General Gould schedules drills for brigades in Hartford
Major General Gould appoints October 6 for the Second Brigade under Gen Pitman, October 8 for the Fifth Brigade under Gen Goff, and October 11 for the Third and Fourth Brigades led by Gen Cross and Col Wright. The Second Brigade will assemble at the Hextor Training Ground in the city, with the Putnam Phalanx of Hartford possibly visiting the master field.
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Gould
Pitman
Goff
Cross
Wright
Hextor
Putnam Phalanx
Hartford
Providence Journal
Great Easters Postponement and Arrival Plans
The Providence Journal notes Great Easters postponed to the 20th with departure fixed. Capt. Comstock may escort her on arrival at Portland and take her to New York, a trusted arrangement. He should visit Newport to introduce her to Rhode Island acquaintances.
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Blondin
Atlantic Telegraph
Comstock
Portland
New York
Newport
Rhoda Island
Providence Journal
Gratan Afasa residents seize jailed man in railcar
Villagers in Gratan Afasa arrest a person for temperance law violation and confine him in an empty baggage car overnight. A freight engine later moves the car away, taking the improvised jail and its contents to Portland. The prisoner awakens and seeks help after the tram arrival in Portland.
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Gratan
Afasa
Gruton
Portland
Mave
Swindler Hiram Leslie Sentenced to Three Years
In Purave Pura on Sept 20 the muato teacher swindler Hiram Leslie was tried for larceny of a neighbor's wearable apparel. The judge noted he faced the extreme penalty and sentenced him to three years hard labor in the penitentiary.
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Purave Pura
Tex Music Teacuer Swixntek
Hiram Leslie
Vighine
Overland Mail Reports Markets and Indian Conflict in California and Oregon
The overland mail from San Francisco arrives with updates on market activity and speculative demand in California. Reports claim Captain len's 140 men were massacred by Shyke Indians near Warm Springs, while Oregon notes increased troop presence near Warm Springs. Immigration to the plains continues amid hardship for Pike's Peak settlers. California bonds are redeemed. interior trade goods move slowly.
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St. Loris
Callifornia
Overland Mail
San Francisco
Jefferson City
Oregon
Len
Ofea
Granniry
Warm Springs
Cuacade
Dibaisentas
If Allas
San Juan Island
California
Pike’s
Loss of U S steam frigate Fulton near Pensacola
The Atlantic reports the U S steam frigate Fulton ashore on Santa Rosa Island near Pensacola during the gale on the 16th. The hull is high and dry and breaking up. crew and stores were saved.
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New Orleans
Atlantic
U. S
Fulton
Santa Rosa Island
Pensacola
Heavy freshet causes drownings near Fairmount Dam
There are heavy freshets in the Delaware and Susquehanna rivers. Two men were drowned this morning by being washed over the dam at Fairmount. No serious damage has been done in this direction by the freshet as far as can be ascertained.
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Delaware
Sobuykill
Fairmount
General Scott to Sail for Pacific Under War Department Orders
Gen Scott returned to New York from Washington on Saturday and, under War Department orders, sails for the Pacific on the 20th to settle a recent boundary dispute between British and American authorities. The president believes the issue warrants careful supervision by the lieutenant general. Scott departed on the California steamer Tuesday and was saluted with 31 guns by the Scott Life Guard.
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Scott
New York
Washington
War Department
Pacific
California
Scott Life Guard
Howes and Hall Indicted Over Graveyard Schoolhouse
A Barnstable Superior Court grand jury indicted Joshua C. Howes of Dennis and Joseph Hall of Dennis for involvement in erecting a schoolhouse in a graveyard. The report notes a Prescott Lawrence death in Vermont from consumption and a family fatal pattern tied to illness and a supposed protective burning of the lung heart and ivory of the deceased.
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Barnstable
Joshua C. Howes
Dennis
Joseph
Hall
Mra
Prescott Lawrence
Winhall
Ivor
Workers Walk Out Over Pay in Durfoo Absence
Report says fifty wearers of Mr. Durfoo's mill left work Thursday claiming lengthened cuts by about four yards without extra pay. The dispute centers on compensation for the longer cuts and the workers vow to remain out until resolved.
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Fany Rivgre
Spinners Strike Over Pay Disparity At Lroy Mill
After giving notice the spinners at Lroy mill left work last Saturday and have not returned. They allege lower wages than in other mills, about two dollars per month, contesting the principle of equal pay.
The Little Fairy Dollie Dorton of Framingham
A Boston audience once flocked to see Dollie Dutten born underweight in Framingham Massachusetts weighing three pounds at birth. By age nine she weighs thirteen pounds and stands twenty six inches tall. Her story drew families and neighbors and a visitor tucked her in a hat for a playful escape.
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Boston
Dollix der Ton
Dollie
Framingham
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Lndies
Dollie Dutten
Isehealize
House Ofr. Dutton
Dollis
Fairy Isorth
Pelle
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Pittsfield
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Eliphalet Trask
Stete
Oliver Warner
Kirboa Tanney
Stephen HI. Philips
Audjior
Charles White
William A. Collins
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ray
Clark
J. Mark's Church
Thorn
Mesars
West and Slawe
Goodwintor
Waather
Enon
Charles Smith
Martha
Pliff
William Cole Ys
Charles Richmond
Pile
Jurin D. Jones
Albert Bowen
Rufus Crisnel
Samuel Manfield
Willum Coggeshall
Nathanel Coggeshall
Charles Fales
George H. Uundy
John P. Jayna
Eliza A Steson
John P Jaynoys
Benjamin Barton
Eer Bugasing Ixcssus
Qur Village
Eluridge
Somerset
Mass
Hia
Waterville
Mop
Evio
Henry Ward Beecher
Roy Starring
Glaad
Tux Op Farwrr
Aravsac
Messra
Ickling, Swand Brewer
Lgen
New Mazeland
Baptista of
Baleimore
Chigaze
Michigan
Narraganset Bay
Little Fairy
Miss Dullie Dutton
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