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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1856
Page
1
Nicaragua Annexation Crisis and Kinney Plot Report
The dispatches describe Kinney facing punishment for alleged conspiracy in Granada and San Juan del Norte. Nicaragua debates annexation Mosquito Territory while tensions with Sag Salvador conflict loom. News notes Kinney’s imprisonment and strategic state actions amid unrest.
Nicaragua and Costa Rica tensions prompt peace mission
Reports from El Nicaraguense describe Nicaragua American residents in Bangor and a Costa Rican stance toward Nicaragua. Col Louis Schlessinger is nominated commissioner to Nicaragua and will travel by land to San Jose, Costa Rica, for a seven week mission seen as peaceful and aimed at reconciliation amid regional strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fron
el Nicaraguense
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Mindon
Republic
Louis Schlessinger
Republic of Nidea
Ual
Virgin Bay
San Jose
Prom el Nicaraguense
Bangor
Wistful farmer tears at grain price as he sells wheat
A farmer in Daytonezetle county sold a load of wheat for one dollar per bushel at a major city firm. While counting the money the strong man received it grew overwhelmed, tears streaming as he lamented that his son John should have earned a dollar seventy five cents per bushel three months ago. The scene underscores the pain of rising rates for producers.
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Tepathy
John
Vast California land tract tied to Fremont suit
The document describes a large estate in California with 15,000 people on the property. Col Fremont bought land on May 10, 1846 for $3,000 cash. ownership split with Neal and others. Hundreds of millions in dust and earth removed recently, with taxes and costs funded by partners, and future revenue projected to run into millions annually.
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Congress
Pierce
Fremont T
Cali
Supreme
Coar
Washington
Neal
Gchenongen
Hamer Osok & C Jreneie I & Co
San Francisco
Se Peer
Col. Fremont
Evening Post
Fragmentary Tale Of A Government Vessel To Alexandria
The readable fragments describe a government vessel steering toward Alexandria amid intrigue and diplomacy. On arrival the cambric is handed over at the side and praised by quarantines, while observers speculate about its destination and purpose.
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Alexandria
Tennisce Front Bernaas two Bars
A serious fr ustice, and over for his appearance at Court. We have not learned the condition a bly Hel o seriously injured.
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Bernaas
Murderer Shot in Rigging Beaten by Attempted Escape
A shipboard killer was shot after attempting to flee in the rigging. The wound, though serious, left the man with a broken collar bone and severe contusions. He was taken to Liverpool's Pembleton Hospital before police custody.
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Murngr
Liverpool
Memorial Board protests pig iron purchases in Boston shops
Dealers in pig iron in Boston protest a record that permits no men to buy iron in pigs on certain trucks. The memo argues shops purchase iron under blanket restrictions and questions why travelers or drivers would be barred from buying when the record is unclear.
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Exparco
Perry Steatine
Boston
Fragmented Historical Note on Warrior Arrival and Health
The text records an uncertain account of a Warrior’s arrival from the north and the health of a woman tied to the situation. It mentions an unfathomed character, a health concern, and a suggested plan to induce the person to remain, with failing prospects of procurement before a season’s end.
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New Rachel
War fears and naval bill pass amid Senate election debate
Gen. Cass questions Lord Clarendon's remarks and private letter explanations as Congress considers naval expansion. Mr. Bernard cites historic alarms but urges calm while supporting two million dollars for ship construction. Senate debates Illinois contest and new chaplain, with markets holding steady on coal, sugar, and rail stocks.
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Gen
Cass
Lord Clarendon
House of Lord
Mr. Benard
Carolina
Inc
Hale
Bei
Naval Committee
Senate
Illinois
Tram‘ball
Crittenden
Tramball
United States
Smad
Pugh
D. Waldo
Ohio Legislature reports actions and debates
The Senate passed the House amendment to the email note repeal and adjourned. A tax bill was read third time with a recommit vote to tax state stocks. Debates and amendments followed on several bills including slavery related measures and local incorporations. The House spent the afternoon in Committee of the Whole reviewing numerous bills.
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Corgunes
Senate
House
Griswold
Marsh
Brasee
Zanesville and
Maysville
Brown
Davery
Ohio
Holmes
Millcreek Township
Hamilton County
Boston News Briefs: Sinking, Fire, and Gale Damage
In Portland harbor a bark named David Nicholson was sunk by ice and the captain drowned. An inn fire destroyed five stores on Middle Street carried out by David White and associates. Harwich suffered a violent gale that wrecked the Commercial Wharf and two stores. The total loss is estimated at 8000.
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Bostos
David Nicholson
Portland
David White
H. Sat
Benson
William Raseell
Harwich
River Closure Persists Amid Water Still Rising
From Pittsburgh on March 4 Privesvacn reports the river remains closed with twelve feet water in the channel and weather cells of unsettled conditions.
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Pittsburgh
Privesvacn
Railway Lease Confirmed in Cancasca Referendum
The railway lease to Hamilton Spencer was approved in Cancasca last Thursday by a majority of over 9,000 votes. This decisive result confirms the transfer of control to Spencer as the lease is ratified.
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Cancasca
Hamilton Spencer
Boston Man Corrupted Funds Charged After Philadelphia Forgery
Daniel C. Emery, arrested last week in Boston for forging checks across banks in Philadelphia, was turned over to Philadelphia officers and departed tonight. In New Orleans Col. Garland City Treasurer confessed a 900000 dollar default, fled by schooner, later captured at Baliz and returned.
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Boston
Daniel C. Emery
Philadelphia
New Oatlans
Col. Garland
Garland
Baliz
Sunk schooner Linedale sinks near Nya Point
Beeton March 3 reports the schooner Linedale from Providence to Philadelphia was sunk by ice near Nya Point Saturday with a cargo of dry goods aboard. The America's trials and the Black Warrior arrival are noted. Also mentions New York March 3 steamer from New Orleans and Havana arriving and a State Democratic Convention at Burg.
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Beeton
Linedale
Providence
Philadelphia
Nya Point
Black Warrior
New Youn
New Orieane
Havans
Pool Cohen Feee
Burg
Newport Elects Gas Light Backers In Quiet City Vote
Newport voters chose councilmen for the 1st Ward McCracken and Wolf with several others named as trustees. The gas light proposal from Covington gas works passed by about sixty to seventy votes, signaling a move toward municipal illumination.
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Newport
McCracken
Wolf
Ind
Osidwell
Mead
Allen
Quoke
Tattle
Conlan
Maffitt
Constans
Echoo
Market summary from March 4 in Produce and Groceries
FLOUR AND GRAIN values improved with sales of 80 bbls at 5 25 and 190 bbls at 6 20. PROVISIONS quiet with no clear sales. WHISKEY sales of 1116 bbls from five and Railways at 20. 156 bbls from wagons at WK. market steady. DRIED FRUIT 2500 bushels apples and peaches selling slowly. butter 0 bbls at 23. potato sales 60 bushels. cheese 1000 boxes good and prime at 10 101. frozen 50 do at 94. nutmeg 18.groceries cargoes arrived, no sales yet. molasses 41 and sugar 9 to 9.
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New York
Prim
Debtor Reminders and Local Notices at Jonesboro
A medieval style notice dated February 2 1454 gathers debt demands from residents around Jonesboro and Sear, listing outstanding sums and threats of recovery actions. It mentions Basil H Gordon and others visited by many, with references to widows and services. The tone hints at legal or administrative proceedings and a forthcoming response.
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Jonesboro
Ceacear
Yan
Naples
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