Elopement of Haley and Barton Stuns Springfield
Yesterday around four in the afternoon Thomas Haley eloped with Elizabeth Ann Barton from Springfield. Barton, sixteen, was attending school when Haley called at the schoolhouse and, by consent, took her away. They traveled to Covington seeking a minister to wed. Edward Merritt, Barton’s stepfather, awaits their arrival.
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Cincinnati
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Thomas Haley
Elizabeth Ann Barton
Springfield
Covington
Barton
Hanley
Edward Merritt
Jail fined man for liquor in cells under watch-house rules
John Gynon was fined $2 and costs for giving a prisoner liquor in the cells. Frank Henry Heightman testified. AB Soup House to open immediately in Mr Holmes’s Seventh street establishment near Broadway. Typographical note on bunks and a list of four men fined $3 for disorderly conduct.
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Murder Aboard Canal Boat Alboni Near First Street Bridge
A man named Alf Miller murdered a seventeen year old woman aboard the canal boat Alboni near the First Street bridge. The victim, Sarah Elizabeth Frame, passed for the wife of Captain Sem Courtwright but was unmarried and worked as cook. Miller struck and kicked her after a quarrel, causing a ruptured spleen. she died after about fifteen minutes. Miller fled, pursued by officers, with a heavy brown overcoat and distinctive scar.
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General Houston and the Boston lecture on slavery politics
General Houston leads a Boston lecture circuit on the slavery question after aiding the Burns fugitive case. Dr. Stone, Massachusetts Know Nothing leader, promotes anti slavery allies while courting Know Nothing nomination. The event highlights the factional mix of anti slavery and Know Nothing figures across New England.
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