Federal Bank An Jouve In Second Jackson Regime
In a contentious contest the piece highlights anti Masons and spoils with a Kentuckian and a Tennesseean both linked to a publicized case. The article touches on a dueling record and a sensational murder charge narrative tied to the era.
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Federal Bank
Jackson Era, Bank Battle, and 1832 Conventions
A historical overview of Andrew Jackson’s presidency, the bank war with Nicholas Biddle, and the 1832 nominating conventions. It details the spoils system, Van Buren’s political skill, and the split over the Bank of the United States amid nullification debates led by Calhoun.
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Martin van Buren
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William Wirt
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Adams
Amos Ellmaker
Pennsylvania
Henry Clay
Kentucky
John Sergeant
South Carolina
John Floyd
Virginia
Henry Lee
Massachusetts
John C. Calhoun
Washington
Eaton
Bank of the United States
Nicholas Biddle
Waves on Lake Interfere With Taft's Fishing
Waves on Lake interfere with Taft's fishing at Soldiers' Home. The incident disrupts planned outing as officials note safety concerns and coordinate with staff to resume activity later.
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Taft
Roosevelt presses for Hughes renomination in New York
In Oyster Bay on September 1 President Roosevelt urged that the Republican party renominate Governor Charles E. Hughes at the coming state convention while denying any intent to dictate convention actions. He spoke to William L. Ward and other New York Republicans about the gubernatorial picking, amid anti Hughes efforts.
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Seven drown when sloop capsizes off Deer Island
In Penobscot Bay near Deer Island Maine seven summer visitors out of a party of ten drown when a thirty five foot sloop capsizes in a heavy gust. Captain Haskell and three men survive and search is under way for missing student Jason Hutchins. Bodies of Lutie Kellogg and Elizabeth Evans recovered.
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Eagle Island
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Barren Island
Bangor Theological Seminary
Deer Isle
Billerica
Mass
Veterans Honor Dead Heroes of Harrisons Army
A civic street parade and dedication of the Ft. Meigs monument at Perrysburg near Toledo mark the forty second encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Speeches by Senator Foraker Governor Harris and General Bennett H Young praise Kentucky and Ohio sacrifices in 1812 13.
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Maumee Valley
Ohio
Fire in Hungarian Quarters Nearly Fatal for Family
A two story building at 1985 Central Avenue suffered a major blaze around 1 30 this morning after a small coal oil lamp explosion. Elizabeth Mohr 62 Frank Mohr 33 Balthazer Mohr 65 Lizzie Mohr 25 and Joseph Mohr 22 were injured with others burned or exposed to smoke. Firefighters freed the family from the flames and all were hospitalized in serious condition though Joseph and Lizzie escaped. The fire damage affected a cigar shop on the first floor and a home above.
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Central Avenue
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Clarence Reif
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Vermont Election Delivers Taft Victory Over Democrats
Vermont Republicans win statewide by about 28 000 votes led by Lt Gov George H Prouty with 41 432 over James E Burke 14 536 in a contest shaped by Independence League and Prohibitionists. Legislature leans Republican 29 1 in Senate and 216 30 in House with Independence League 6.
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Amazon wreck near Neath leaves twenty seven dead
The British bark Amazon bound for Iquique from Port Talbot wrecked near the Neath port during a storm. Only five of the 32 crew survived, six bodies were found, and the rest are feared drowned as the ship became a total wreck ashore.
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Gale drives vessels ashore across the English Channel
A powerful gale across the English Channel continues through the night with winds up to seventy miles per hour. Severe damage ashore and at sea. a vast number of vessels have been driven onto shore amid the storm.
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Hargis Case Transferred Amid Defense Objections
In Jackson Kentucky Beech Hargis murder trial moved to Estill County after defense objections and a court grant. The Commonwealth argued against Jackson venue claiming bias, with a motion for bail forthcoming from Hargis’s lawyers.
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