German Critique Sparks Debate on Columbia's Coverage
The Evening Edition defends its impartial report of Bishop Purcell's Russia lecture against a German Protestant paper's harsh critique. Local items include a hotel cook's arrest for bread theft, vagrants, fines for drunkenness, a steamboat freight dispute, a fire at Mr. Mack's house, and notices of a Benvolent Society reunion and the Fire Department heritage.
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Bogus items and local crime listed in city paper
A lobbying paragraph notes a bogus Enquirer story copied from Pittsburg Post with a Crimean officer swap and Cincinnati hotel mislocation. It covers a grand larceny case, a theft of 4.37 from a Worthington & Lyle coffee house, and a police court hearing with $1000 bond. It also mentions mayoral nominees and a minor theft by a thirteen year old.
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Fiery Know Nothing rhetoric stirs Irish crowds in Massachusetts
The Springfield Republic recounts an energetic Know Nothing speech in Millville Worcester County that inflamed Irish crowds by blaming them for railroads canals prisons and alms houses. A Guilford Conn tale follows of Stannard escaping a Native American burning council and a papoose being saved as Indians attack the stone house.
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Moscow Never Burned Study Prompts Senator Douglas Claim
The Muscatine Inquirer reports Senator Douglas, traveling in Russia, claimed Moscow was never burned in Napoleon's 1812 siege. He cites Kremlin fortifications and surrounding wood stores burned by government order, arguing the city survived with intact structures and winter provisions.
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Fashions for February in Velvet and Moire
The European Times notes winter styles with poplins moire antique and velvet trims. Describes dresses with ribbon braces tulip sleeves and velvet mantles, bonnets trimmed with feathers, and trains re established for court wear, plus practical seating issues for ladies in carriages.
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President's reception draws large crowd at the White House
The Friday night event hosted by the President drew a larger attendance than any prior in the season. A Marine Band contingent performed in anterooms, while guests in varied dresses mingled in the East Room under orderly supervision as officers observed decorum.
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