Question of Herbert's Party Allegiances Sparks Irish Feud
A historical pamphlet disputes claims that Herbert is a Democrat and accuses the Democrats of backing violence against Irish citizens. It cites the Cincinnati Enquirer and Washington Union endorsements, recounts a hotel confrontation, and details the murder of Irish waiter Thomas Keating by Herbert, arguing the Democratic Party bears responsibility for the acquittal.
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Heevaat
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Tckel
Daxvar
Nebraska
Messrs. Diexvex
Heneser
Vigilance Committee Denounces Herbert as Unfit for Return
In a secret and public denouncement, the Vigilance Committee linking San Francisco Sacramento and Sonora declares Herbert ineligible to rejoin the community. They condemn complicity with criminal elements and call on Irish residents to consider their future stance amid political tensions and the forthcoming presidential election.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
Sonora
California
Herbert
Cincinnati
Fillmore and Coppell on November Arkansas rally
The Gaselle urges renewed effort for Fillmore and Coppell in Arkansas. It calls every voter to pledges loyalty to the ticket and to bring fellow supporters to the polls, claiming nationwide momentum and that Fillmore is the crisis choice.
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Frit Wone
Union
Little Rock
Reese
Willow
Fillmore
Arkansas
Governor Race Returns From Missouri Counties
The Missouri Republican reports official returns from sixty one counties and full returns from thirty four others for the office of Governor with results in hand. The text presents garbled names and figures, indicating an early tally as counties report across the state.
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Saco i
Kentucky Election Reflects Nonpartisan Judicial Focus
A Baltimore Patriot excerpt notes American party members in Kentucky aided Democratic candidates when worthy. It cites efforts to avoid partisan nominations for judicial posts, and quotes Mr Underwood of Kentucky asserting politics were kept out of the vote to protect the state’s safety, contrasting Fillmore era.
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Kentucky
Baltimore Patriot
the Patriot
Underwood
Washington
Gil
Bute
Ciay
Vigilance Committee influence clouds California politics
A letter from New York cites California citizens aboard the Ariel claiming the Vigilance Committee will persist until the November election. They expect pressure to push the current civil government from power and warn Judge Terry may be hanged if Hopkins dies, as federal inaction boosts the committee’s leverage.
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Tao
California
Ariel
Hopkins
Terry
Case of Mercur at Chelsea Disturbs Detroit Free Press
Mr Jewett of Chelsea Michigan grew distraught after reading reports of Border Ruffian killings in Missouri. The Chelsea Postmaster attended the funeral and delivered a letter addressed to the deceased found at the grave, declaring he and his wife were safe and well and had not been harmed.
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Mercur
Detroit
Propeller casting completed for Colorado at Tredegar Works
The Cast metal weighs 27562 pounds and the final propeller will weigh 257000 pounds. It is claimed to be the largest casting ever made in the country of any metal except iron.
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U.S
Colorado
Tredegar Works
Richmond
Iros
Burraso
N. Y
Segas
Virginia
Gay
Union
Millard Fillmore
Congress
Secretary of War
Seaboard
T Ie
Carriage Industry Seens Defines New Haven Bridgeport Names
About 1 430 people and 470 000 dollars in capital are employed in carriage making in New Haven and Bridgeport Connecticut. A proposal suggests renaming Bridgeport to Coachport due to the industry prominence.
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Canniacs Maxixa
New Haven
Bridgeport
Conn
Coachport
A Partner's Views on Presidential Choice
Boston’s Honorable Robt. C. Winthrop writes on the presidential question, praising Mr. Fillmore as the safest and most stable choice for the country. He argues a vote for Fillmore would reflect honest conviction and reduce speculation about the outcome.
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Robt. C. Winthrop
Boston
Fillmore
Taos Shreveport Grenette Paragraph Fragment
Fragmentary local clipping mentions a Shreveport Grenette item with a Taos reference. Text is incomplete, obscuring names, dates, and exact event details.
Destructive coastal storm devastates Gulf coast towns
A major storm devastates coastal communities from Florida to the Rio Grande. Islands near Terrebonne and nearby bays suffer widespread destruction with many casualties. The flood overwhelms low-lying acreage as residents seek boats or temporary refuge. The piece notes historic precedents and coastal vulnerability. Millard Fillmore letter discusses political alignment and national unity amid regional strife.
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New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Terrebonne
Bayou Lafiateke
Coney Island
Righty
Anchartrain
Sullivan’s Island
Charleston
Florida
Rio Grande
Mexico News From Vera Cruz and New Orleans
Steamship Texia arrives in New Orleans with late Mexican news. Reports say Congress and President Diaz are reconciling and moving toward a liberal constitution with religious toleration. Government sells church estates and plans a Gulf to Pacific interoceanic railway with Ramsey route, free duties for materials, six percent guarantees, and troop transport rights. General Gadsden reaches Mexico City to a favorable reception.
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New Orleans
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Comvatort
Mexican Congress
Congress
Farsi
Puebla
Vidaurti
Ramsey
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Albert C. Ramsey
Gadsden
Young Ashisad society split over pledges and drinking
The Times reports playful conflict among Ashisad youths as a temperance society forms to pledge abstinence from beer wine and cider. Some abstainers refuse and form a rival group, prompting humorous commentary on courtship and social life.
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Aerons
Asutano
Ashisad
the Times
Sgeleton
Feliers
Tragic tale at Obillon Isle on Lake Neuchatel
A merited memory of Vevey and Clarens recalls a wedding trip to Obillon Castle island. A young groom, amid trees and ice, sees his boat swept away by swift currents from the river mouth. He dives to rescue it and drowns, leaving his bride weeping on the shore as night falls.
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Oclareny
Switzerland
Obillon
Adroit Scrip Robbery Forgery Warns Milwaukee Firms
From the Journal Commerce comes details of a clever robbery and forgery targeting Messrs Dennistoun Wood Co. The forger used a false letter from a Milwaukee mayor to transfer stock in the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad, promising sale proceeds in American gold. A fake signature scheme and a forged stamp book are suspected, prompting public caution. The report also notes the Senate President’s Message arrival and remarks.
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Danixtoun, Wood & Co
Lencn
Searele
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Walker
Milwaukee
Saratoga
Sarato
Alker
Fire Devastates City of Mexico on Sunday Evening
A large fire broke out about 4 o clock near the fonda of Victor Bernod in Ciudad Santo Domingo. It spread to adjacent buildings along the water street and Calles de Santo Domingo and Hacernacion before fire engines arrived. The blaze was checked around 5 o clock with several structures damaged though no fatalities. property loss runs into thousands of dollars.
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Froez
Fonda
Victor Bernod
Santo Domingo
Wate Street
Calles de Santo Domingo
Hacernacion
Siay
Rebecca Adams Whaler Rebecca Adama Sinks North of Port
A report from Acapulco describes the whale bark Rebecca Adams, with twenty two aboard, gone after a gale. The vessel put into Tilmatenejo in poor condition on the 21st last month and never reached home.
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Rebecca Adams
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Monstar Balloon to Greet Emperor Celebration
Paris desk reports a grand festival planned for the Emperor with a monster balloon as centerpiece. The spectacle, dated for the 19th of next month, will require about seventy five men to manage the air display and its elaborate rigging.
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Boston Journal
Lyons
Later from Europe August 2 and 9 reports
The August 2 Liverpool intelligence notes a misunderstanding between Russia and the Allies leading to a British naval stance to enforce treaty observance. Africa report brings nothing new from Spain. August 9 trade notes cotton active with more sellers than buyers. Weather favorable for crops. wheat declines in Western red at 4 dollars 34 to 4 dollars 94 per bushel. flour price is higher. pork up slightly. beef ease. Money Consols quoted at 4 dollars 05 cents.
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Outbreaks and Attacks in Missouri and Kansas Border Regions
Reports from Leavenworth and Douglass County describe raids and arson by proslavery forces on Free State and anti-slavery settlements. Skirmishes near Osawatamie and Lecompton result in deaths and captures as Lane’s men push toward Lawrence. Troop involvement and border mobilization escalate violence as communities flee and seek aid.
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