Ice gorge tears through levee city wrecking fleet
The rising river ice broke through in force at the levee near Chesnut Street. Ten steamers and the Submarine No. 4 were wrecked or driven ashore as ice surged downriver, with several vessels sunk or severely damaged and crowds watching in shock.
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Federal Arch
Australia
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Paul Jones
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A. B. Chambers
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Sam Croon
G. W. Hawk
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Highland M
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Tonia
A.B. Chambers
Challenge
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Martine
Jennie
Ier Ae Havic
Missouri River
Apt
Tirrell
Boyd
Damage to Nebraska and other boats in Republican sustainment
The Nebraska and several named boats sustain damage with costs listed. The submarine class ships are reported badly injured while only principal boats are detailed.
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St. Louis Republican
Nebraska
Ik Ee
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Eases Salle New
Paul
W. Boarhawk
Keene
Shenandoah
Horrific Irishman seeks coffin then buries child in secret
In Marrow Indiana a west suburb Irishman Morris Neenan rushed a coffin from cabinet shop owner S Whisler for a child and insisted on 10 o clock. After delays and secrecy the burial occurred that evening by only Irish mourners, prompting shock and poor moral blame. The report blends other political dispatches from Washington and Ohio sobre events and proceedings through February.
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Freeman’s Journal
Marrow
Ind
Morris Neenan
S. Whisler
Enem
Wilson
Athens settler Amon Crip pen noted in records
An item records Hon. Amon Crip, a noted settler in Athens, with reference to Daarn or J Cairezx. The brief entry highlights Crip’s status among early Athens residents.
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Daarn
J Cairezx
Amon Crippen
Athens
Flour and Rain Markets Show Decline Despite Demand
Farwar February 9 reports fair demand for flour but lower prices, with 236 bbls sold at 6.63 and 100 extra at 6.60. Rye and corn sales noted, oats dull, prime lard and bulk meat traded but not fully disclosed. Whisky prices declined yet large volume moved, butter buyers steady, clover seed sold, dried goods at 6.19 per bushel, groceries active with retail sales at 40c for sugar and 4c for molasses.
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Farwar
Tota
America’s
Wedic
Unclear fragment outlines local names and events
Fragmentary OCR mentions individuals and places but lacks coherent event details. cannot determine a definite headline or summary from the readable text.
Richmond ladies invite Edward Everett lecture on Washington
The Hon. Edward Everett accepts an invitation from Richmond ladies to repeat his Boston discourse on the Life and Services of Washington. He will deliver it on March 18, with proceeds going toward Mount Vernon.
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Edward Everett
Richmond
Virginia
Washington
Boston
Mount Versa Praia Por
Baltic and Pacific sailings amid peace congress talk
Telegraphic summary reports the Baltic seen heading for the English Channel and possibly the Pacific arriving at Liverpool. The Peace Congress opens in Paris soon as Britain, France, and Austria shape positions. Market news shows grain, beef, pork, and lard prices flat to lower with tight money. political chatter from London and Washington underscores tensions and diplomacy ahead of the conference.
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House of Commons
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Crampton
United
Hatflehl
United States
Seward
Ohio Senate District Actions and Nominations Noted
A February session passes resolutions asking the Judiciary Committee to report on contract legality for public works repairs and requests Treasurer to report Gamal Bank failure details. Nominations by the Governor for Canal Collector are confirmed. Bills on interest rates, mortgage foreclosures, and public money misuse advance. A motion to repeal the act banning foreign bank bills is approved.
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