Mt Pleasant to Host Mass Meeting for American Cause
A public notice outlines a union gathering in Mt Pleasant and surrounding townships led by Central Clay. Events include a 10 am rally on Main Street with poles, flags made by 31 women, speeches by notable figures, a noon dinner, a parade to Wu H LepLow grove, music by Menter’s Corset band, and an evening grand procession and ratification. The piece urges a strong city delegation to attend.
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Mt. Pleasant
Friends of the Good Cause
Springfeld
Colersio
Sycamore
Green
Millcreek
Mt Pleasant
Hamilton County
Young America Artillery
Ms. Pleazent
Joux Scott Hanaison
Surrom
Arkansas
Svauzer
Kencommen Wane
D. H. Bannyr
H. LepLow
Menter
National Asian Club
Maryland Whigs Support Fillmore and Donelson
The Baltimore Clipper argues for Fillmore and Donelson in Maryland noting a likely four percent margin for Buchanan. It predicts the old Whig party will vote en masse for Fillmore and Donelson in November, with leaders as the only defectors.
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Baltimore Clipper
Buchanan
Whig Party
Fillmore
Doselson
Brete
Donelson
Maryland
Filmore
Editorials and Fires Echo Washington Controversy and Mystery
A Washington correspondent presents editorial debate on Fremont Catholic ties and marriage by a Catholic priest. The piece shifts to a sensational fire affair where a mayoral household reports multiple self ignitions from sulphur causing extensive damage and a coroner’s inquiry with conflicting testimony and a puzzling verdict.
War with the Navajos Near Santa Fe Reported
Santa Fe cor respondent reports open conflict with the Navajos a large western territory about 240 miles from Santa Fe. Looting of cattle and sheep occurs with resistance by defenders met by killings. Governor and officials seek aid to address the crisis as talks with tribal leaders continue.
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Santa Fe
St. Louis
Nes
Pier Casas Ney
Missouri Governor Support Letter and Local Deaths Highlighted
The St Louis Evening News reports sufficient returns indicating a governor election result. A Hillsborough New Hampshire widow Rebecca Killam dies at 102 years 11 months. A Burlington Telegraph letter from Gov Shannon warns of unrest and urges harmony. In Keeseville New York, Jos. Coonrad shoots a bear, earning a reward. Blider man killed after fatal stabbings.
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Rebecca Killam
Killam
Hillsborough
N. H
Billerica
Mass
Washington
Boston
Mra. K
Barlington
Lews
Bhannon
Root
Roce
Greet ‘ Wilson Shannon
Tooley the Boy Soldier Returns
The Baton Rouge Advocate profiles Mr Tooley the boy soldier who served in Nicaragua and now undertakes a quiet but brave venture. He is described as a calm, young man with strong courage, bid farewell to his comrades and faith in duty.
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Png
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Tooley
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Toohey
Exhomos. Letter from Potosi Missouri
A brief note from Potosi Missouri dated the 27th cites a statement about OB Section 45 of a local instruction. The fragment mentions a mountain range and ongoing regional concerns. No further context or details are provided in the readable text.
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Potosi
Missouri
Meeting in city favors Fillmore delegates pledge support
A Saturday meeting in the city adopted resolutions backing Fillmore and pledging support if no other candidate is presented. Official returns show Newland elected Lieutenant Governor. Reports from Kangas indicate the pro slavery party will not attack Lane's force until the 13th, allowing Geary time to reach the Territory.
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T. Louie
Klee
Ge. St. Looms
Hamlin Wins Seat in Maine Election
In Maine the Hamlin campaign secures a decisive victory as results finalize. Voters delivered a clear win in the statewide contest, confirming Hamlin's position amid tightened race dynamics.
Missing Man Found in Mount Vernon Ruins
A body was located among Mount Vernon ruins identified as P Cain Sr. The discovery followed bybones and debris described in the fragmentary report dated September 8 and mentions a hotel nearby.
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Brooklyn Board of Health reports no new fever cases
The Brooklyn Board of Health reports no new cases of fever for the day and notes one death since the last official report. The city continues to monitor the outbreak and public health measures remain in place.
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New York
Brooklyn Board of Health Today
Mass convention set for September 106th inst
A notice announces a mass convention scheduled for September, marking the 106th instance of the event. Details on location and participants are not provided in the fragment.
Destructive Fire Destroys Twenty-One Buildings in Pa
A destructive fire in Colum, Pennsylvania, today destroyed twenty one buildings and shops. Estimated losses range from twenty thousand nine hundred to thirty thousand dollars. The blaze caused extensive damage across the area with several structures heavily damaged or ruined.
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Aia
CoLum
River at Pittberg and Pretaavee Sept 6 reports 13 inches
River at Pittberg and Pretaavee measured 13 inches and remained stationary. Weather was clear and pleasant throughout the day.
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Pretaavee
Barnet Hous tickets aid Little Miami Railroad agent
Mr J M Chapman the polite ticket agent of the Little Miami Railroad company at Barnet House issues half fare tickets for Columbus Bay the out.
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