Know Nothingism and Americanism in 1655 debate
Fragments discuss Know Nothing and American party opposition to immigration and naturalization. The piece quotes the Declaration of Independence, argues against foreign birth exclusion, and cites political figures and imagined expeditions. It contrasts party aims with early American principles and cautions citizens to examine party platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Georgis
Roos Nothingim
Faneuner
Creedel
Britain
Hiss Defies Expulsion Returns to House Floor
In the afternoon session, Mr. Hiss of the Nunnery Committee reappears after expulsion and takes his seat amid disruption. A series of motions seeks removal or contempt, but Hiss resists. he finally leaves as force is hinted. The episode underscores ongoing controversy and per diem questions while foreign affairs commentary notes Austria’s stance in the war and potential shifts among England France and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Hiss
Part- Eeson
Mir. Biss
Karaiin
Salem
Hagpixe
Lawrence
Syememmm
Roxbury
Kimball
Joseph Hiss
Boston
Ind
Griffin
Althougt
Austria
Euch
England
France
Prussia
Russia
Turkey
Fagland
Powder and mill explosion injures none at Bien Park
Report from Hew Castle County describes a powder mill blast at Bien Park near the city. Two workers in the engine house escaped harm as the dust mill exploded first. The mills, rebuilt after a prior blast, remained fireproof in practice with strict no-occupancy rules. Nearby, a cowhide assault at Allmond's hotel led to a court appearance for Lieut Tennison and Lt Jones. An unrelated brutal beating of a horse was warned for prosecution. The Central Hall met to organize the Mem Starrs Aeronwrn Vent with temporary officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle County
Republi
J. P. Garesche
Fsg
Bien Park
Wilmington
W. A
Tennison
W. Jones
Allmood
Esquire McPowell
Jota
Oaeise
Wm. Frets
P. Hohn
Midsle Seates
Argest
Corose
Bem D. Kinney
U. S
Vandyke
U.S
Gen
Cave
Capture of Baker from Grepenhof in New York raid
Report of Louis Baker the Stanwix Hall murder suspect who escaped to sea on the Isabella Jewett. Grapeshot pursued to Palmas and intercepted Baker near New York. He was brought to the Tombs after a tense handover in a crowd filled with excitement. Baker, about 35, tall, heavy, with a brown curled arm and sailor looks, is under indictment with no examination planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Domingo
Nicaragua
Peru
California
Messidors
Wrvkorr
New York
Philadelphia
Exponsul Faness
Col. Kaiser
Owler
Marcy
Commercial
Aceni
United States
San Juan del Norte
Louis Baker
van. Poole
Stanwix Hall
Isabella Jewett
Canary Islands
Baker
Palmas
Jewett
Highlands
Fifth Ward
Leonard Street
Nebborhood
Iense
Carpenter
Canvurse
Turner
Tomn
Stanwix
Indies
Ike
Fragmentary March report on mining, wheat, and election talk
An OCR fragment discusses Northern logic and mining yields, noting gold mines producing low averages around 50 per day and wheat prospects improving, with references to districts, Civilian efforts, and election commentary about a certain candidate and constitutional issues. The garbled text mentions Geto, Edwards, and a convention and possible exfiltration to Biliet, with imprecise dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hefkaizner
Ceres
Sine
Inn Army
Geto
HE Edwards
Sam Francisco
Demands of the Keow Hothings and Rochester Riot Echoes
In Rochester a violent episode is described with arrests and claims of political influence amid ward disturbances. The text notes stabbings near Harlem, a fire in a river area, and the search for suspects. It mentions future trials, presidential elections in 1856, and ongoing law enforcement actions.
Married in Maryland and Delaware in early month
A wedding notice reports Fero Conti of Newark Delaware wed Harriet L Herp of Massachusetts at Herriot Chapel Maryland by Rev Mr Harrold. A second Wilmington ceremony records Samcex R Nisxas marrying Etiza Jase Lirrix in that city by Rev A D Pollock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold
Herriot Chapel
Fero’s A. Conti
Newark
Del
Harriet L. Herp
Massachusetts
Wilmington
A. D. Pollock
Samcex R. Nisxas
Misa Etiza Jase Lirrix
That City
Trade list including poultry beef and dried fruit items
A compact price list lists farm goods and provisions such as chickens 325 dozen, ducks 300, fish and herring barrels, hickory and oak cords, dried apples and peaches, batter, Perth beef at 12 thousand. Names Fioar Wheat white Fellow Wood Poultry appear as items and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Philadelphia Markets and Market Rates Report
Market notes from Philadelphia show slight fluctuations with price and rate references listed. The fragment mentions typical trading contexts and benchmark figures, indicating a routine market briefing without clear events or names.
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Delaware State Reporter
Poveer, Delaw
Semel Weekly Reporter
Democratic Party
Reporter
Kent
Sasser Counties
Delaware
Edward Potts
American ™ Party
Parro
Tie
Mr. Hiss
Brows
Haars
New Orkears
Fiat
Bess
Mahereworthy
Ceerranos
Maustaxn
St Mary’s City
Pilgrim Fathers of
Maryland
Leonard Calvert
Potmac
Wamaco
Calvert
St. Mary's
Eolony of
Europe
St. Mary’s
W. ¥. Herald
St. Lerts
Hari
Serre
St. Leva Pope
Weiner
Stanton
Msn
Sevteere Lig
Gisbesioe
Earesstor
Rochester
Ertalls
Theer Centhr
Harlem
Vie Geom
Levis
Gereretpon
Ancomment
Wisquart
Tre Stemmer
Mer Colez
Misermii
Commell Biati
Beast
Lewis Case
New York State
Urteber
John Marple
Suniay
Ennis
F Pramentrania
Peck
Whee
Tizvares
Betty Binshed
Femara
E. E. Sellers
Prarixg
Washington Co
Ohio
B. E. Serzxxs
J. Smith
BR. E. Sellers
I Ams Bis
R. EB. Sercers & Co
Pittsburg
D. F. Burton, Dever, del
Myllim
Busixesas
Jones & CO
Crescent
actiO-ly
McDonough
Anna Towssexp
Edmund Townsend
Glasgow
Pencader Hundred
Roseer Krte
Toomas
Thomas
i-Weebls
Fioar
Wheat
White
Fellow
Wood
Dover
Semwee
J. E. Bewley
Lovering
Java
Maracaibo
Lagnayra & Bio
Ucretea Parker
High Street
Bank Lane
Mark A. Greer
Serewar Dattr
Davis & Greer
Milford
Myrkly
Jane
Sussex
E. T. Atren
Mer
L-Tvel
Market St
JOA L. Powerot
W. Mancar
Bein Market St
J. Cowgill & Son
Newspap
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