List of Passengers Lost and Injured in Texas Boat Disaster
A lengthy roll lists passengers and casualties from a Texas flatboat disaster. Names include Eli H Harwood his wife and two children, Edward Booth, Isaac P Tice of Baltimore, Wikies Wife and others. many were injured or missing. The tally notes about 120 people aboard some severely burned or scalded with several clearly identified as from New Orleans Kentucky Virginia and other states. An organizing relief committee is mentioned.
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Pennsylvania
W.G. Mepham
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Natchez
Vicksburg
Napoleon 10
Memphis
Klimefelter
Harris
Klinefelter
Somneee
Crs
Imperial
Ainner
Diana
Witt
St. Louis
James
Lsar
Bert
Jackson
Yale
Marek Tie Chee
Duester
Eli H. Harwood
Perens Obiaod
Edward Booth
Isaac P. Tice
Baltieee A
Owiner
Rthe
Wikies
Chael Mra
Brophaes Obie
He Overnor
Texas
Nene
Nene Tallahassee, Fra. John Morris. H. A. Snead
Virginia
John Stewart
Brown Porter
Abner Morton
John Gallison
James Duanarle
Isaac Wisher
Caroline
Mies Mary Blacketd
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Orleans
Louise Mae Menaier
Arkansas
W. A. Barwell
North Carolina
Juan
John Bine Wooten
Kentucky
Canes
Ad Hill
Hird
Galveston
H. Pry
Frank Jones
Bary Strong
New York
C. McCarthy
New Orlean
Adi L. Bartlett
New Tamarks
W.G. Mephan
Cong
L. A. Talbot
Joseph Pilan
Lewis J. Black
Delcroas
Emanuel General
Cuba
Burlington
Jaan ‘Obnorn
Jas. Bowles, Burns
Wm. Woodford
Louisville
Mr. Lacky
Masonic Fraternity
Mississippi
Floods Ravage Farms and Rivers Across Regions
A detailed notice reports flood damage on farms opposite St Louis and near Ames and St Clair with hundreds of acres under water and livestock losses. The upper Mississippi and Scioto rivers run high with kitchens, mills, and bridges affected as famers assess ruin and canal threats rise in New York state.
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Democrat
Joan
John Hoffman
Germian
Boemng
Thomas
Winstanley
St Lonia
Ames
Rann
Murtie
Paleneurites
M. Raymond
Aa Heneha
St. Clair
St. Clair City
Upper
Mississippi
Alton
Second Street
Alton Democrat
St. Louis Democrat
Mercury
Boonville
Scioto
Bot
Court House
Paint Street
Paint Creek
Chillicothe Gazette
New York
Lockport
Hodson
Albany
Dutchess County
Onr
Letter From Admirals Houston Stewart to Captain Sands
A letter from Admirals Houston Stewart of the British India squadron to Captain Joshua R. Sands of the US Navy describes rapid aid provided by British naval authorities to Susquehanna crew with yellow fever after the ship docked at Jamaica seeking relief and support for the stricken sailors.
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Stewart
Captain Sands
Houston Stewart
Joshua R. Sands
United States Navy
Susquehanna
Jamica
Bermeda
Port Royal
Jamaica
Kellettart
Hay
Jong
Migration of Mormons from Camp Scott and Governor Cumming’s actions
Report describes Mormon movement south from Camp Scott led by Brigham and chiefs, with Gov. Cumming seeking peaceful measures after fears of city arson. It notes 35,000 people in transit, 750 wagons laden with families, and provisioned trains with officials meeting Col. Hoffman and United States Commissioners. The piece praises Cumming’s restraint and the army’s handling amid looming conflict.
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Camp Scott
Boonville
Mondsy
Cap
Scott
Salt Lake City
Brigham
Gov
Cumming
Moscow
Gov. Cumming
Cedar City
Platte Bridge
Col. Kane
Hoffman
United States Commissioners
Johnston
Guy
Chicago Democracy meets at Light Guard Hall in 1857
A December 19 1857 meeting in Chicago at Light Guard Hall saw speeches by Thomas Hoyne and Dr Brainard denouncing Lecomptonism and Lecomp toniles. A resolutions committee, including Isaac Cook and Tram Nye, pledged to uphold Douglas's December 9 1857 Senate speech.
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Democracy of
Chicago
Light Guard Hall
Thomas Hoyne
Brainard
Thos
Isaac Cook
Tram Nye
Stephen A. Douglas
United States Senate
Eglin
Springfield
Titinose
Lees
Dougles
Glancy Jones
Illinois
Chicago Times
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