Yelverton marriage case advances amid reversals and letters
Theresa Yelverton Longworth fights for lawful wife status as the High Court reviews rulings on Major Yelverton and collects published letters to defend her case. The dispute features appeals, calls for new decisions, and a controversial edition of correspondence.
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Theresa Yelverton
Longworth
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Liverpool
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Liverpool Post
Cosimo Nevill
Melbourne Cane-Holt
England
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Court of Arches
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Royal National Life Boat Institution
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San Carlo
Naples
Eng
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Aristotle
Vienna
Austria
Goun Otten
Ceterere
Travel writer Browne's eventful life recounted in lecture
A biographical sketch of Browne, born in Kentucky, whose career spans reporting, whaling, and government work. The piece traces his travels from New York to Jerusalem, California, and Europe, his published books, and his plan to lecture on Iceland, with notes on his family and artistic connections.
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Warburton
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Prime
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Minnesota
Meine
Pacific Coast
Frankfort-on-the- Main
Norway
Spain
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Bimeel
Washington Saft y and the Question of Capital Safety
An early analysis questions the safety of Washington during rebellion times. The piece speculates on moving the capital and archives to a southern city if necessary. It notes the death of Lieut.Colo nel December in Georgia and references Murfreesboro.
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Washington
N. Y. Times
Nashville ag itie a letter on wartime suffering
A Cleveland Herald letter dated the 19th describes Nashville in ruin after war. Desolate streets, closed houses, bread and meat scarce, and high prices for sugar and coffee. A nurse and witness recall a family begging for bread and medicine, praying for peace as war grinds on.
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Cleveland Herald
York
Belo
America
Moody praised for charge at Murfreesboro in Ohio Statesman excerpt
The Ohio Statesman lauds Colonel Moody for bold bayonet charges at Murfreesboro. It notes his long habit of charging and praises his leadership under heavy fire. Friends in Cincinnati presented him with revolvers after a dramatic, splintered battlefield moment.
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Ohio Statesman
Mooor
Murfreesboro
Moody
Davis
Cincinnati
Haa
Boeecrane
Noted Army Parading Officers Count by City Show
A reporter tallies officers seen at multiple city venues including the National Hotel Louisville Hotel United States Hotel and various blocks. totals reveal a spread of presence along Main Street and near theatres and concert halls, with a note on civility concerns and military parade observance.
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Gal Benes
National
Louisville
Ninth Street
United States
The Life of Lindley Murray An English Grammar Pioneer
A biography recounts Lindley Murray born in New York to respectable parents, his early mercantile path, switch to law, and later health decline. He moved to England in 1735, wrote influential grammar books and moral works, and focused on education for the rising generation.
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Lindley Murray
Rene Bere
Cnnia
Staan
New York
Empio
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Murrey
America
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England
Yorkshire
York
Francois
Lindley Murrey
Sabie Albieliius
Apespech
Reeder
Lindsey
Richest Man in Louisiana Described Amid Civil War Turmoil
A Boston Post correspondent portrays New Orleans chaos during the rebellion era, identifying John Burnside as perhaps Louisiana’s wealthiest man. His Washington Avenue mansion, vast plantations, and cultivated grounds symbolize enduring wealth, though the city’s upheaval has scattered fortunes and many enslaved people.
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Boston Post
New Orleans
John Burnside
Washington Avenue
Boston
America
James
Burnside
Jeffersons Habits and Persons Appearances
A fragmentary reminiscence describes Thomas Jefferson as tall and strong with a calm, unruffled countenance. It notes his daily habit of waking early, making or fueling fires with a wood box, and his disciplined, temperate lifestyle.
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Jefferson
Astronomical Discoveries of the Past Year
A Boston Courier correspondent reviews 1803 astronomy noting Feropia or Circe a new planet identified by Safford and Peters near Cambridge. It highlights comets found by Tuttle and others, the Athens discovery, nebula brightening near the Pleiades, and Cambridge astronomer Clark's new colossal refractor.
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Caimbri¢ge
Peters
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Mars
Tuttle
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Mata
Mercere Peters
Ford
Thade
Gro Caubridge Observatory
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Tétuye
Fiurs
New York
Disvcov
Athens
M. Schmidt
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Thales
Pythagoras
Hipparchus
Cassiopen
Donati
Combri
Ieogh
Carolinas
Mee
Dr. 9
Leipzic Observatory
Thiem
Pleiades
Clark
Cambridge
How To Be Handsome It Natural For All Women
Fragmentary text discusses beauty standards and childhood, noting women’s appearance tied to birth and environment. It references Poland, childhood practices, and mothers, with scattered phrases on dress and play in caves and sunshine. The garbled article offers no clear events or persons.
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Do Animals Reason Says Professor Agaselz Lecture Boston
The report covers Professor Agaselz in Boston debating animal reason. He argues against the belief that instinct governs all minds and questions whether higher animals show different mental activity despite similar brain body relations.
General Burnside Addresses Union Army At Camp Near Fallon
General Burnside's address to the army at Camp Near Fallon praises devotion and discipline. He notes progress under Major General J Walker and urges continued effort until rebellion is crushed. Signed by Lewis Richmond A A G by command of Major General Burnside.
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Albany report on Calico t election and party loyalty
From Albany New York January 26 a note states Calito t is elected or re taking the Clair returned for the honor asserting organization needs a committee and he accepts the nomination. He vows to refute slanders while remaining loyal to the Democratic party and to discharge duties faithfully and impartially. The House then elected other officers with Callicott voting with them.
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New York
Acnany
N.Y
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Clair
Aka
Callicott
Congressional actions in the Thirty-Seventh Congress second session
Proceedings show Sumner presenting bills to regulate lands off South Carolina and Georgia and aid emigration. Harlan proposes transport and munitions facilities. Doolittle seeks navigation improvements on the Mississippi to Lake Michigan. Anthony probes Army conduct. Wilson bills a National Guard force. Latham requests records on a Major General Porter court martial. Kansas removal of Indian rites discussed. Sherman bills national currency backed by US stock.
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Sumner
J. Doolittle
Lake Michigan
Anthony
Latham
Senate
Frix John Porter
Wilson
National Guard
United States
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Sherman
Committees On Finance
House passage of Nevada mint bill and military service inquiry
Wisconsin politician Walter Dundee is sworn in as successor to the late Hanchett. A report favors establishing a branch mint in Nevada Territory. Debates cover military service suspension for up to three years and judicial system reforms amid committee actions and treasury plans.
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Ginkgo with Tas Mout OQraes Bread tea almo:t
Fragmentary OCR note discusses bread tea and air exchange in a culinary or scientific context. The passage mentions cold air, a tone, distilled water, and a refining process, but details are unclear and names are garbled. The readable content suggests a technical description rather than a complete event or narrative.
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