Is the American party dead or alive in this era
A political tract argues the American party shows no signs of dissolution and will contest elections. It claims nationwide organizing, rising numbers, and renewed energy from Maine to Louisiana, urging supporters to rally for the November elections and confront what it calls demagoguery.
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Union
Orare
Jones, Smiths
Browns
American Party
Maine
Louisiana
Florida
Firtwors
Donzssox
Parrots Reported In Decatur County Iowa In Winter
Parrots are said to visit Decatur county Iowa annually, appearing in flocks sometimes twenty or more. Three birds were shot during the recent cold spell. They resemble pigeons in size but have distinct green plumage with blue tinges, red and yellow wings, and a matching bill and tongue.
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Decatur County
Iowa
Woman Divorces Husband Over Concealed Wig
A wife sought and obtained a divorce because her husband hid a bald head with a wig during their marriage negotiations. The court found no harm in wearing the wig but condemned concealing its existence, granting the divorce. The affair is summed up as the wife wiggied out of wedlock on a bald assumption.
Lawrence City Turmoil and Sheriff Jones Shooting
In Lawrence Kansas April 25 1856 reports detail Union forces moving to reinforce Sheriff Jones after the shooting of James or Shannon and threats of vengeance. Sumner writes Governor Robinson urging swift action to bring the assassin to justice as mobs and warrants loom.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri Democrat
Port Lapterworth
Matty
Lacon
Hell
Sherif Jones
Shannon
Butche Brown
Lawrexes
Sumner
Ammarcans For Orixtox Saxs In Owensboro Ky
Fragmentary line notes Ammarcans for Orixtoxs Saxs at Owensboro Kentucky a few days that town.
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Ammarcans
Orixtox
Owensborou Ky
Our Flag Peace Essay in The American Banner
The Daily Times printing The American Banner presents a campaign page with patriotic content including a poem and references to Our Flag. It features scattered headlines and verses about peace and national sentiment during the period.
Climate and crops of Nicaragua described from Castillo
A Tribune correspondent from Castillo on the San Juan del Norte outlines Nicaragua climate and farming. The report notes cool nights versus New York heat, mentions rice and onion growth, dense riverbank vegetation, tall trees, and vivid flora along the river. The vivid scene emphasizes lush landscapes and diverse agriculture observed in region.
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San Juan del Norte
Nicaragua
New York City
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San Juan
Asenes
Mamas
Eam
Northern abolitionists and black charity criticized
A writer questions Northern sympathy for Black people noting prejudice at home. The New York Express is cited claiming mercy should start locally and condemning distant aid, while calling out selective aid and selective concern for Ebony skin and black freedom.
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Tas Bulace
San Nonra
North
New York Express Weil
Fire hazard from wetted rags proves spontaneous ignition
A Times correspondent reports chemical tests show heaps of damp rags can ignite without external flame as evaporation drives ignition. The note underscores the danger in stored rags and similar materials.
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The
Times
Curious Senate Anecdote And Dated Will Note
A Washington Examiner correspondent recounts a Senate incident involving a married man from Detroit and a dramatic scene on a train. The tale includes a conductor, a request to deliver a wife to custody, and a curious aside about Rev. Mr. Da and Mr Jones. Also a Davxxarn will expresses sorrow and shame, detailing a ruined character and poverty for family lineage.
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Political caucuses report mixed results across states
May 6 caucuses show opposition nominating Kendrick for Clerk and Bromiey for Clerk in the House, with Lyman W. Cutter as President pro tem and 0. H. Platt as Clerk in the Senate caucus. May 6 returns predict Vaux the mayoral winner in Parsperrum and Democratic control of the Cow man Council, while New Hampshire repudiates Fillmore. May 7 reports from Parapetruia and Boston record Vaux’s near 4,000 majority and a national American State Council gathering in Boston.
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New York Social and Racing Notes from May Evening
The Walker sympathisers held a preliminary meeting led by a City Alderman to plan a Nicaragua friends gathering next Monday at the National Hotel. A telegraph from Senators Douglas and Weiler indicated they might speak at the mass if possible. The Lantern defeated Lantern and Bas in a one mile harness trot for ten thousand dollars with heats times around 8:35 and 2:37. The New York Colonisation Society anniversary was held at the Reformed Dutch Church with Anson G. Phelps reelected president and Rev. G H Kianty named corresponding secretary.
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Lafayette Place
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Superior Real Estate Auction On Fourth Street Sale
Real estate auction notice by James Cooper for a superior dwelling house with household furniture and a splendid reseved piano Forte on Fourth Street. The sale is scheduled for Saturday morning May 10.
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Superior
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