31 May 1867
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Newspaper
Cannelton Reporter
Location
Cannelton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1867
Page
1
G T B Canrz announces ill practice in the Court of Dubois and Perry Counties. All business entrusted to him will be promptly and faithfully adjusted. May 23-1f.
In a dramatic final plea Colonel Burke denounces perjury claims, praises Ireland and America, and rejects charges, asserting loyalty to liberty. He challenges evidence about bread distribution and a London meeting, pledges martyrdom if needed, and thanks his counsel before the court sentences him to execution for high treason.
A noble Paris wedding at Madeline church ends with a 12 year old beggar girl in need outside. A bridesmaid offers flowers for a price and a kind old gentleman buys them, gifting twenty francs to the ragged child.
The passage urges the Great Sculptor to awaken music and beauty within us. It pleads for a masterful touch to chisel away flaws, leaving no unfinished or marred form. It invokes spiritual shaping to become Thy perfect image via complete purpose.
An appeal to readers, especially Masons, to stop tarnishing a woman's reputation with careless remarks. It warns that a single false boast can ruin a good woman's life and urges men to protect mothers sisters and wives from scorn by keeping respectful language.
An electric physician Dr Dodge debates health harms of tea and coffee with a witty Irishman at breakfast. The man admits daily use and dizziness, while the doctor suggests tea and coffee cause symptoms. Laughter erupts as the doctor withdraws. The Salt Lake Mormon temple plans to use 20 thousand feet of lumber in construction.
Snippets describe a colonial tariff discussion and shipping delays, mentioning Rossisa American costs per acre, a Newburyport merchant Mase, a Caloutts dispatch from India, harbor ice at Buffalo, England tax burdens, church support, and a garbled reference to Beaton and Miss Dare with dating notes.
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