Delaware State Reporter Subscription Terms and Ads Rates
Terms of subscription outline one year two dollars in advance with auto renewal if no notice of cancellation. Advertising rates set at fifty cents for a single insertion and twenty five cents for each additional insertion. longer ads priced proportionally. Reports of meetings except Democratic Party and personal items billed as regular ads. Official paper for United States Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEL Weekly Reporter
Democratic Party
United States
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Abolitionism Defeats its Avowed Object in Dover
Dover 1855 article argues abolitionist movement harms slaves by provoking resistance and harsher laws, citing historical trends, manumission, and sectional tensions. It contrasts peaceful manumission with rising restrictive measures while noting violent incidents and local commerce reports, including a Dover pork supply update.
Caucus Nominates Speaker Hopeful as Republicans Hold Silent
Washington Was atherox December 1 caucusing dominates the day. Democrats nominate Colonel Richardson for Speaker with Cobb Orr declined. Banks Wendell McKnew Johnson Glassbrenner named for House posts. Republicans meet but offer no nominations while Know Nothings plan to bide time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jones
Tennesee
J. Glancy Jones
Pennsylvania
Colonel Richardson
Messrs. Cobb
Georgia
Orr
South Carolina
Mr. Banks
Southside Democrat
Cornelius Wendell
McKnew
Johnson
House
Glassbrenner
Collum
Tennessee
Denmark Suffrage Demand Sparks International Debate
The text describes Denmark's demand for 40 million dollars from trading nations through straits, to be paid in proportion to benefit received. It questions the right and necessity of such a payment for Denmark’s independence, noting England and France may resist contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
England
United States
France
Peeme
Masara January Ale and Por tality Promise
Perarsov s Masara offers January ale at hand while publishers push to make it ster pliable. The piece notes the ladies’ share in obtaining data and extended aroraton. Prittsay, publisher, 265 Chestnut, Philadelphia, presents December Masavive with attractive features. Fire & Co publishers, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perarsov
Griaux
Masavive
Fire & Co, Publishers
Philada
Court Proceedings at New Castle in late November 1855
Proceedings list multiple court actions in New Castle with verdicts of not guilty or guilty, including Dice Pierre for lar ceny, Virginia Burns for maintaining a disorderly house, Daniel Jordan for receiving stolen money, Thomas Kennedy for receiving stolen money, and James Plomtine for assault with intent to injure. Some cases led to acquittals, others to fines, imprisonment, or clothing penalties. notes about a new trial request and a separate civil trespass suit against Edward Edwards are included, plus a printer's note regarding an editorial credit in The Philadelphia Sun and a Paris printing office fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balboatown
Erin
Dover
Meade
James L. Sutra
Bridgetown
New Castle
Torspay
Dice Pierre
Guity
Wednespar
Virginia Burns
Tucrspar
Daniel Jordan
Bank of Wilmington
Brandywine
William Hood
Henry Justice
Thomas Kennedy
Justice
Wm. Hood
Aconski
James Plomtine
Philadelphia Correspondence on looming George Law bid
In a Philadelphia missive dated December 1 1855 whispers claim a Congress member may back George Law for the presidency. Funds reportedly contemplate buying press influence while public scrutiny lags. A swindle on Arch Street involved a $100 Home Missions donation and a staged follow up demand. The Atlantic carried Liverpool late November cargo news plus grain and bread market shifts, with prices for flour wheat corn and rye in Philadelphia and regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Eprrons
Congress
George Law
Arch Street
Missionary Committee
Home Missions
Atlantic
New York
Liverpool
Turkey
Russia
Sweden
Baltic
England
France
Messrs. Brown, Shipley & Co
Brown, Shipley & Co
Western Canal
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Ohio
Southern Corp
Richardson, Spence & Co
Manayunk
Pennsyllvania
Sabeads
Delaware
Penca
Atlantic Steamer Arrives With Europe News
A New Year dispatch from Europe reports Omar Pasha’s victory on November 5 at the river Tagvar with 20,000 Turks defeating about 10,000 Russians, capturing 60 prisoners and three guns. Despatches note ongoing battles near Kars and Sebastopol, and rumors of pace negotiations. News covers diplomacy at Vienna Brussels and Stockholm, with expectations of peace yet to be shaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Liverpool
Lord Stratford Redcliffe
Omar Pasha
Tagvar
Omar Pacha
Anokava
Kulcis
Kars
Tiflis
Crimea
Dnieper
Constantinople
Sebastopol
Gortschakoff
Baidar
Yamurski
Stockholm
Vienna
Brussels
St. Petersburg
Hamilton Seymour
Berlin
Russia
Nicolae
Moscow
Mournieff
Europe
Duke of
New Castle
Frederick Peel
War Office
Toyard
Coddington
Pellissier
Simpson
Ernest Jones
Jersey
John Henry
Belcher
David's Straits
Beretum
Swraven
Canrobert
Sweden
Bonaparte
Daxstank
Denmark
Copenhagen
Spain
Saragossa
Sunowia
Sardinia
Tuscany
Tracy
Marza
Naples
Fillmore
Trasly
Switzerland
Garypor
UTS
Greece
United Sates
England
France
Milo
Amercan
Athens
Terranara
Atea
Various 1855 News Items From Rochester Genesee Area
Abstract of items notes Crystal Palace sale for 126000, suspension bridge collapse near Rochester with no injuries, Brit export figures of flour wheat and corn, Meagher rally call, Russian recruitment fears, pestilence deaths in Portsmouth and Norfolk, an Irish trial acquittal in Memphis, Ohio river slack water canal proposal, railroad accidents in Berks county, clashes in Kansas Territory with mob action, and a British cavalry amputee after horse attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun Careta
PaLaoa
American Institute
Crystal Palace
Rochester
Genesee River
Lange
Buradstor
Great Britain
Baltimore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Potts, James Ribe
Maryland
Virginia
Carolinas
Aise
Axora
Great Save
Burpina
Jos. P. Coxeers
Mr. Coureys
Taosias B. Braprorp
de. James
Peter L. Cooper
Thomas B. Bradford
George W
Nicholson
Wm. DeHamel
Daniel Smith
Algernon S. Lukens
Wm. Pearson
John H. Bateman
John Benn
Moses K. Ford
George W. Stetson
James A. Dunning
Richard M. Jones
Henry Todd
Samuel Culbreth
Henry Harper
Charles Smith
Horace Jones
Sally B Davis
William H Rogers
Samuel B Davis
Norel Fromm Register
George Bartholomew
Edward Edwards
New Castle Hundred
Phil- Selphia Sun
Razes
Porracor
Paris
Prnapetruts
Noma
Charleston
AH. Brown
Hay
Tun Granp Jung
Conomon
Dovelas
Allen
Qinois
Douglas
Terre Haute
Dudge
Maine
Casco Tron Company
Portland
Cuba
Island of
Turostaxt Paocnamatiov
Thomas F. Meagher
Boston
Meagher
London Vimes
Portsmouth
Norfolk
London
Mary Moriarty
Trishman
Memphis
Tenn
Deendant
Pittsburg
Jeremiah Jacoby
Hamburg
Kangas
St. Louis
Coleman
Hickory Point
Marshal Jones
Lecompton
Shannon
Miliia
Independence
Weston
St Josephs
Lawrence
Douglass
Missouri
Law and Order
Max
Thomas Dance
12Th Lancers
Nee
Balakisva
Eucoor
Arkb Dapo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!