Maine Law and Whig tensions stir Delaware politics
The Dover based Delaware State Reporter reports heated exchanges on temperance and party alignment. Editors accuse Whigs and Maine Law advocates of secretly backing a neutral platform to influence elections, warning Democrats to beware of cross party meddling and pledges. News notes court term opening and local commerce near Dover.
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Law Association
Maine
Mengis
Eadergiand
Bamzes
Congress
Meine
Ecip
Democre Herald
Maine Law Party
Whig Party
Democratic Party
Herald
Stooki
Xentinos
Storm at Lewes wrecks multiple vessels and fires
A 1554 Lewes storm drives sixty ships ashore near Ascheomer Meriva and the Alston of New York. Captains McGibbons and Davis lose ships, crews fight fires, and rescue efforts continue as boats reach wreckage with many losses.
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Lewes
Apel
Bovroz
Sentay
Ascheomer
Davis
Cissiestor
New York
Beaukat
N.C
Alston
Pal
Sproai
Grego
Join Walker
Snd
Yes
Jeegth
Walker
Im Company
P. P. Alera
Horrific Shipwrecks Reported Near Lang Beach and Absecom
Descriptions depict a catastrophic storm wrecking vessels off Lang Beach and Absecom, with dozens of bodies washing ashore. Reports detail the rescue effort, a Baltimore bound vessel, and multiple ships driven ashore with many lives lost or missing.
Loss of Lieut Matthews and 14 men at Shanghai
Reports detail the October voyage of Lieut Matthews of the Plymouth and fourteen sailors who perished in a typhoon near island shores. The narrative covers rebels, bombardment, and widespread destruction of Shanghai suburbs, with missionaries affected and civilian casualties cited.
Two Mockler killings and a drowning tied to Irish families
A Irish native John Mockler was stabbed and killed in New Orleans on the 24th. his brother William Mockler was stabbed on the 27th during a street incident. on the same day an inquest found Thomas Corinoly, husband of the sisters, drowned in the river near Ist district. The piece also notes a bearded Irish woman at Flatbush and a sale of a ship, plus local business notices and a partnership dissolution with stockholder payment notices and a call for instalments.
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New York
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Hambiurg
Dad Seere
Pius Iain Sema
Mexico
Texas
H. Place
Count Bovleon
Walker
Belire
Col. de Los Rios
Tecomapa
Villalva
Alvarez
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Acolion
de Los Rios
Alva
Homer Maxver
Lewis Pa
Democrat
Milton
Sugbury and Erie
Cattawisga Road
Aero
Miederkie Bady
John Mockler
Ireland
New Orleans
Wm. Mockler
Thomas Corinoly
Mocklers
Citizems
Dover
D. S.mureni
Armifaze
Paléet
Nickerson
Armitate
Mr. Armitage
Polution
J. Seidenbach
Seeman
Delaware Rawnoap
Dol. Railroad Co
New Delaware Railroad Company
James F. Allee
St the Pene
Sec
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Delaware State Reporter
Nicholson
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Dover, Delaware
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Fort Maine
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Fae Maree
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Lang
Besca Hoess
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Pas- Ban Oasis
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Greece
Liverpool
Amoco
Baltimore
Rew Fork
Vesparce
Ansecom
Spparen
East River
Saturdas
Lanz
Serum
Abe
Santa Anna
Chilpancingo
Insuurrecion
Gordian Guzman
Satwa ‘Barks
Caroline
Wasuen
Absecon New Jersey
Absecom Beach
Diehl
Absebural
Tordeine
Younecoe
Lacon
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United States
Nisechta
Manisachue
Russia
China
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Charleston
Grand Southern Pacific Rail
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Delaware
Gloucester
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Soser
Virginia
Hoffman
Boone Pomoenst
Matthews
Shanghai
Saamimar
Plymouth
Japan
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Iiver
Tau-tae
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Lorchas
Mr.Wright
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New York Daily Times
Barnum
Q. D. Mann
Judge Douglas
Trestoe
New Jersey
Douglas
Boston
Chicago
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Ttis
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Sebastopol
Cape Kherson
Namaz
Flatbush
Gil
Stripling
William Norris
New York City
Atlantic
A. Seeman
Josep Stern
J. Stern
Stockholdy _ers
R. D. Hices
Farmers’ Bank
Wilmangton
Jame Wiv
Fartners’ Bank
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Porters’ Bank
Georgetown
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