Unclear OCR fragment with naval, court, and crime notes
Fragmentary report mentions Bank of New York City actions, a famed designer of the yacht America, naval construction at Brooklyn Yard, a Circuit Court term in Milwaukee, and a criminal case where Abraham Langro and Caroline Langro were found to have lived as husband and wife with two children born of the union. Punishment noted as prison term not exceeding two years.
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P Tuey T. Suihe
Brooklyn Navy “Yard
CoxvictEp
Exeter
Tha
Milwaukee
Jbraham
Garoline ¥ Langro
Bother
Neest
Bogband
Stata
Destructive fire damages Madison area mills and shops
A Tuesday morning blaze destroyed Ate mavhida shop and a dwelling adjoining, wrecking McNeax Breacen machinery and tools for a flouring mill. Loss estimated between three and four thousand dollars. Beloit and Madison R. St. Co directors from Madison planned travel to Chicago to discuss early road completion to Madison.
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Ate
Messrs. McNeax & Breacen
Bevo Asp Manisox Tcr
Madison Journal
Beloit
Madison R. St. Co
Bara Gona
Chicago
Madison
First Steamboat Trip to the Upper Lakes Promised
A Detroit Gazette notice reprints a New York paper's forecast of a swift steamboat voyage called Walk-th-the Water from Buffalo to Michilimackinac on Lake Huron in early summer. The voyage aims to revive a heroic Argonauts style adventure with many distinguished citizens reportedly securing passage.
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Detroit Gazette
New York
Upper Lakes
Buffald
Ke Erie
Michitimakinack
Lake Harom
Grecca
Ettiens
Trial feature cited will claim in Supreme Court
A court record notes that days before William Russell's will was signed in the Democrat office he paid for a newspaper in advance. Counsel and the judge framed this as a key point, arguing only a person who buys a paper ahead can be deemed capable in the will’s creation. The jury verdict appears to support this view.
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Supreme Court
Custain
William Russell
The
Democrat
Nebraska Bill Passes in House After Long Debate
Historic session reports the Nebraska bill finally passed after about thirteen hours of discussion. The document lists numerous lawmakers and amendments, noting Clayton's amendment was rejected and the Senate adjourned on Monday. A salute of 100 guns fired from Capitol Hill followed. News also covers a terrible Central American earthquake, with thousands killed near San Salvador, and other dispatches from New York and Europe.
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Nebraska
Bensta
Stason
Morton
Norris
Pearce
Pratt
Rusk
Sebastian Shichis
Slidell
Stewart
Thompson
N. J
Toombs
Tracy
Weller
Williams
Wright
Allen
Bell
Chase
Clayton
Fish
Foote
Gillett
Hamlin
James
Seward
Sumner
Wade
Walker
Senate
Anil Mondag
Capitol Hill
Central America
New York
Central Americs
Greytown
San Salisnor
Steamship news and incidents from Havana to Madrid
News items from May include the Joint dispatch on the Block Warrior remission request to the Queen of Sins, possible rejection by the Spanish Government. Kasman’s arrest for slave trading. Isabel’s Havana arrival. reports of a French squadron. Pampero’s letter about Borland incident and mob, and a powder explosion at East Warren that killed two. Also City of Manchester arrival with 600 passengers and a misidentified steamer sighting.
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Bostos
Madrid
Coastesrox
Isabel
Havana
Toulay
Ceresas
Pampero
San Fra
Duri
Borland
U. S
Compas Uy
Thonrronn
May Sang Haumer
East Wartfond
City
Manchester
Richardson & Brothers
City of
Glasgate
Accident on the Michigan Central Railroad kills three
A Michigan Central train departing Detroit struck a large bull near a crossing three miles from Jackson. The collision derailed the locomotive, killing Engineer Mr. Flock of Detroit, Fireman Mr. Fuller of Marshal, and four youths. Several emigrants were slightly injured.
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Detroit
Tucalagy
Jackson
Emi
Grant Var
Flock
Detrait
Puller
Marshal
Fuller
Chicago
Tritone
Woman sues for divorce in Indiana case notes cold temperament
A Indiana woman files suit for divorce claiming intolerable cruelty and cold temper between spouses. The filing highlights a strained marriage and references persistent disagreement and emotional distress as grounds for separation.
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Indiana
Garden City wreck details and passengers' ordeal
The Chicago pagers report the Garden City disaster near St Marys River mouth as the vessel struck a reef around 5 PM. Thirty seven people aboard escaped in boats, many sheltered on a deserted island overnight as Queen City rescued them. ship valued at 275000 with insurance totaling about 850000.
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Chicago
St Marys
Lesoud MacKinan
Squires
Einerd
Onz Island
Desoltate
Queen City
Garden City
Sun Mutual
Mercantile
Mutual
Atlasde
Astor
Continential Exchange
New York
Buffalo
North Westin
Oswaro
Globe
Boy Dies after Hydrophobia Fears in Philadelphia
A fourteen year old boy in the Northern Liberties area contracted hydrophobia after a dog bite. He received early medical care but developed convulsions and fear of water, leading to a fatal bout early this morning. The illness severe, witnesses report alarming cries during paroxysms.
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Mesmore
Orto Riel
Northern Liberties
Miladelphia Bulletin
Immense California Gold Nugget Found Near Yankee Hill
A bonar Italian prospector near Yankee Til, Columbi, found a nearly pure gold lump weighing twenty seven pounds on March 28. The circular, flat nugget lies eighteen inches underground and shows fire-blackened exterior. The finder, once in need of life’s basics, now holds thousands of dollars in value from one of California’s largest pure gold nuggets.
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Lear
Gou
San Franciscn Herald
Yankee Til
Columbi
California
Baby show in Bytown draws prizes for largest entrants
East Ssowis Caxany reports from the Bussington Free Press a Bytown event featuring a baby show on the 2d inst. Prizes of 60 each were awarded to the three largest, fattest entrants, with judges noting the playful scene and community turnout.
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Bussington Free Press
Bytown
Gan
Town News Recalls Prize Babies At March Gathering
In March in a small town a crowd gathered for a baby contest. Two infants, one of 26 weeks and another of seven months, won prizes from a local charity. A mother declared she would have another baby at the same time and place next year if a premium was offered, drawing rounds of applause.
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March
Ween
Tee
Wburdt Chuirel
Comeappir Price Roc
Jnlees
Trials of Me Job and Captain Ericsson’s Air Propulsion Pursuit
The article praises Me Job Kitebilus as principal owner of Rrivesun and supporter of Captain Ericsson’s air propulsion project. It notes his perseverance amid obstacles and a recent setback, commending his energy and resilience as he leads trials of ship propulsion by air, seen as a public benefit.
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Kitebilus
Exiesson
Kitching
Fortuny
Ericsson
Gervat
The
Survine
Brave Kentucky Man Rescues Boy From Ohio River Turbulence
A daring Kentucky man stripped to rescue a boy adrift in the Ohio River. The youth clung to a capsized boat as the river surged. The rescuer arrived, supported the boy, but a kick pushed him away, allowing the rescuer to save the shoreline. The boy asked why he was kicked, while the incident drew attention from local onlookers.
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Garatero
Ohio
Trong
Nita
Eviil
Amerigg
Cin. Com
Meeting at News as Slavery Society Debates Liberty
Fragmentary text discusses religion and slavery, portraying conflict over constitutional allegiance and personal belief. It cites Jesus Christ and Christianity and questions rights derived from the Bible. The writing reflects anti Christian sentiment and antis Constitution stance, with references to traitorship and infidelity to national norms.
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Aman
Christemlom
Ion
Missouri Nebraska Question Sparks Defiant Retort
A recent Washinctarine correspondent reports Col Benton being questioned about Missouri stance on the Nebraska policy. He responds with a bold likening of critics to a crowd of ants and buffaloes, asserting they impede him not at all.
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Claracrepistic
Col
Benton
Washinctarine
Missouri
Nebraska
Submerged towns spark medical notes on patient care
A physician from a recently submerged town in Con-Hectic describes visiting patients through a chamber window and placing his best at the bed post as floods reshape daily routines. Gardener tips on soil and fruit tree roots appear alongside such unsettled health observations in the Ohio Farmer page.
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Con- Hectic
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Inemnbet Cupab Jn
Suis’ & Barawud
Miss Sol
D. Wy. Tytronn
Tga Bank of
New York City
Mexico
America
Herald
Alvarez
Santa Anas
Miguel Yuardot
Baltic
St. Omer
Finland
Swades
Liestén
Allvives
Hong Kong
Detnorr
Vardleas
Saginaw Bay
Siule Ste. Marie Canal Company
Europa
Chiomas
W. Kasman
Michigan Central Railroad
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