Travel by Little Miami Route Narrated in Homeric Style
A travelogue passage recounts a morning ride on the Little Miami line from Columbus to Gotham. The weary passenger frets over time while the patient driver endures delays. The author extols the line for safety comfort and reliability amid scenic valleys and budding spring scenery.
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Third Street
Miami
Fidgetty
A. U
Columbus
Eatenahami
Eclock
Cleveland
Fisher
Gotham
Excursion to Aqueduct Line Impresses Congress
A large group of Congressmen and citizens toured the aqueduct line on Saturday led by Captain Meigs and reported strong support for the project. Senator Seward urged prompt admission of Kansas, while opposition to Lane and Robingon's acts drew protests. The Merrimack arrived at Annapolis as resolutions dominated the day and Congress planned to sit into September.
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Wasumeoron
Meigs
Seward
Kansas
U State
Dantes & C. Chase
Senate
Lane
Robingon
Union
Merrimack
Annapolis
Congress
Prese,&o
Committee On Naval Affairs
Naval School
Maryland
Howell Cobb
House
R.E
Suspicions about Louis Napoleon and New Orleans murder arrest
A New York defense of Louis Napoleon cites his honorable conduct and social ties to prominent families, while New Orleans police arrest Terrance Boyle for murder and fugitive status. Boyle allegedly killed a man named Saddler in 1854 in Mississippi and fled to the woods before settling in New Orleans where he later joined the police.
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Lous Narotrox
New York
Mr. Stewart
Louis Napoleon
Europe
Louisa Napoleon
Washington Irving
Kent
Hamiltons
Clintons
Livingstons
New Orleans
Morrill
Terrance Boyle
Vicksburg
Miss
Sand
Saddler
Advice to Widows
A harsh admonition warns poor widows with children against accepting a rich brother's offer to stay in his house. The piece predicts immediate servant dismissal, burdensome domestic duties for the widow, and perpetual disapproval from the sister in law whenever a child smiles or asks for food.
Singularity at Sandusky docks spawns fish curiosity
The Sandusky Register notes a strange sight as spawn from cleaned fall whitefish now hatch around the docks. Millions of tiny white fish swim nearby, prompting questions about pisciculture and potential use of hatchery methods versus artificial propagation. Massachusetts delegation to the National Democratic Convention may unite its vote for Pierce, with salaries ranging from 1100 to 10000 dollars and Massachusetts contributing about one fifteenth of the total vote.
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Sandusky
Massachusetts
Pierce
Entombed Awakening in a Coffin of Fear and Thrifty Widow
The narrator recounts waking entombed in a coffin after an unexplained death attempt. He recalls his thrifty second wife arranging a careful funeral, his fear, and his struggle to breathe and signal for help, while grappling with despair and the thought of inevitable death.
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Reynolds
Sean
Wren
Buried Alive Awakens in Coffin Vault
The narrator endures harsh confinement in a coffin like space beneath a church vault. A faint window and candlelight reveal daylight through bars as he fears famine until a light returns and a voice calls for release. Rescued by the undertaker’s timely action, he later respects resurrection men who freed him.
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Toca
Javon
Tom
Jem
Eria
Adjoining rhetoric fills Greenwood Hall on American party talk
A large assembly at Greenwood Hall heard Col. John Johnson named chairman for an American party gathering. Hon. Garret Davis urged dangers of foreign emigration, pressed loyalty to the Constitution, and called for separation of church and state amid anti foreign sentiment and a push to repeal naturalization laws.
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Greenwood Hall
Hewson
John Johnson
Piqua
Neff
Brashears
Henry Brackman
Joseph Rose
Menaies
BP. Noble
Henry Crane
Henry Crane Were Appointed Secretaries. Var Motion of Dr. Mensies
M. Johnson
J. F. Torrence
Jos. M. Hewson
C. Andress
A. 8
Garret Davis
Kentucky
Rome
Napoleon
Alexander the Great
Ohio
Washington
Jefferson
Davis
New York
John ©. Calhoun
Michigan
America
Mr. D
Seward
Archbishop Maghes
Free States
United States
Costa Rican victory and war reports from Central America
dispatches detail Costa Rican forces under Mora marching on Nicaragua and a major Costa Rican victory after a night assault, with Walker’s army reportedly defeated and casualties. Reportes describe Costa Rican capture of prisoners, 3000 troops, cholera outbreaks, and preparations by General Wool in the theater.
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Yeas
George Law
California
Adams & Co
Cohen
San Francisco
Cortes
Son Juan
Schlesinger
Punia Arenas
Walker
Mors
Ban Jove
Costa Rica
Peters
Hte Cignea
Parda Parflew
Mora
Nicaragua
Liberia
Ilis
Greytown
White River
Fourth Infantry
Lieut
Kants
Lake Squaw
Wool
Vancouvre
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Weald
M Leu
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Thomas B. Harris
Poursford
Applegate & CO
Trunk Tory
West
Wieser & Mohlenhofy
Walnut
Apollo
Cincinnati
Orio
Geneinaadl
Fife & Michael
Gerners Coffee Milla
John
Schmidt & Bear Simei
Fener
Ales Prime
Boston
Congress Street
Thomas Dryer
Fifth Street
Manapicturer and
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Willow
Bates House
Indianapolis
Jackson & Hall
Illinois
Daily Times
Lake-Shore
Dunkirk
Buffalo
Erie
Cape
Isle
State and Exchange Streets
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SSS
Searle Et Com
Washington Correspondence
Oxford
Leek
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Terorete
Crete
Leeda
R. Robace
Brown
Apll
He van
Bain
City Matters
Fillmore
Millard Fillmore
Andrew Jackson Donelson
Johoson
Philadelphis -Milard Pilimore
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Filmore
Donndleen
Telegraph
Conegressona
Wasumotos
Samats
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Jones of
Tenn
Harlan
San Francisco Market
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Orleans
Chicago
Rock Island
Toledo
Southern
Stright State
Odo
New York Cattle Market
Wepswepar
Lee
Bie
Mason County
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Etree
KANAW
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EVIL
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Fok
SALE
Ian
Robert Beg
Pia Sk
Bing
Parend
F. Pei
John Strest
Wilegs
Avon
Newport
Lingendee
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Aino
Ibises
Phas
Avondale
Alhot
SSR
Wea
Ptly
API
Great Western
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Ralea
Banias
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