Delaware State Reporter subscription and advertising terms
In Dover Delaware the Delaware State Reporter outlines subscription prices and payment terms, with notices on expiration, advertising rates, volume charges, and penalties for nonpayment. It lists charges for notices, legal adverts, and quarters, and notes Edward Potts as authorized to publish official notices and conduct business.
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Debates Over Appointments and Press Controversy
A 1855 article discusses political maneuvering around a gubernatorial appointment, opposing candidates, and public sentiment. It notes rumors about Justice assignments and references editorials urging accountability and cautious appointments amid rising prices and economic strain in the community.
Court Proceedings and Lectures Highlight Dover News
In Dover on Wednesday and Thursday evenings a ventriloquism lecture by a professor drew wonder and laughter, with promises of further shows across the peninsula. Court records from Wensespar date April 25 1855 list fines up to 1000 dollars and months in prison for aggravated assault and related crimes, plus indictments for liquor license issues and larceny with varying verdicts and sentences, including lashes to be paid or remitted.
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Flourishing Baiageville Town and County News Brief
Letter from Bridgeville notes Baiigeville’s thriving commerce and skilled tradesmen, with Adams selling his tavern and moving private. Town commissioners organize survey and street work, while local agriculture and weather show busy planting and healthy wheat. Other items include historic tree lore and international notes.
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Week Later from Europe Arrial of the Africa
The Royal Mail steam ship Africa arrived at Huurax port after sailing from Liverpool on April 27. Reports from Sebastopol indicate ongoing skirmishing with no major turning point, while the Vienna Conference reconvened on the 18th without public results. additional notes include Prussia's stance, the North Carolina sunk in collision near Thynent, and France 19 Bee Lavenroor.
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Royal Mail
Africa
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Aoe
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Philadelphia
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Thynent
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Black Warrior Leaves Havana for New Orleans in January
From Guba the Black Warrior sailed from Havana on the 15th and reached New Orleans on the 18th with officers and crew well. The Jamestown and the Princeton were in port, while Dr. Peck, arrested at Puerto Principe, traveled aboard. a series of military and civic efforts, including massed companies and rifle import plans, were reported, alongside Californian developments and national political notes.
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Four Boys Die in Arcadia High School Lightning Strike
Arcadia County Missouri was struck by a severe storm when lightning hit Arcadia High School on the 17th of April. Four pupil fatalities are reported, including the son of F. L. Ridgeley of St Louis, with details noting the tragic blaze and the district response.
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Missouri
Arcadia High School
F. L. Ridgeley
St Louis
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