Indiana Convention Unites to Resist Slavery Extension
Report on a large Indiana gathering in Indianapolis where thousands, from counties like Shelby, Johnson and Wayne, endorsed a pro prohibition and anti slavery platform. The piece notes unity, enthusiasm, and a firm commitment to the fusion movement and its objectives.
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People In Council
The
State Journal
Indianapolis
Indiana
Shelby
Johnson
Wayne
Henry
Tippecanoe
Dearborn
Decatur
Parody of "M" to Appear Next Week
A parody titled M will be released soon, with details indicating a playful send up of the original. The article notes anticipation and assigns probable timing for the premiere next week.
Michigan Rye Impresses with Large Marshall Co Yield
Our friend Harvey M. Graham sends a specimen of Michigan Rye from Marshall County. From two grains the yield reaches 65 stalks with large well filled heats. R. Gen. Jo. Lane is elected Delegate to Congress from Oregon by a small majority.
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Harvey M. Graham
Michigan
Marshall Co
R.gen. Jo. Lane
Congress
Oregon
Duke Still Grinding for the Million, Court Case Pending
The Staw Journal notes the liquor law case is in court and may take weeks to decide. An advertisement in today's paper shows Duke pursuing a million, with the issue continuing to unfold.
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Staw
Duke
Rumor of French Commander Pellissier's Death at Sebastopol
In Paris reports claim the French commander in chief General Pellissier was killed during the fatal assault on Sebastopol on June 18.
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Paris
America
Pellissier
Sebastopal
Masons of Greenfield Celebrate Fourth with Banquet
The Greenfield Indiana Masons held a fine Fourth of July celebration with a splendid banquet for their new hall. Addresses were delivered by Sm Kmenr Spriter of Delphi and K A Rutxy of Greenfield.
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Greenfield
Ind
Sm Kmenr Spriter
Delphi
K. A. Rutxy
Thompson's Reporter Notes Land Warrants Trade
Thompson's Reporter states continued buy at 1.00 and sell at 1.12 per acre for warrants. Plates for 80 acre warrants completed and issued. It predicts no material price change for weeks and notes strong demand in the West.
First new wheat deliverable at Logan Mill and prices fall
Daniga Rea of Carroll County delivered the first new wheat of the season at Logan Mill on the 12th. The price stands at 1.20 dollars with a downward tendency. The peach crop in New Jersey and Delaware shows promise of the largest ever known.
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Daniga Rea
Carroll County
Logan Mill
New Jersey
Delaware
Stocking Receives First Degree Murder Verdict
The State versus David M Stocking over John Roses death in Lafayette last winter went to the jury, which found Stocking guilty of murder in the first degree and guilty of death. Judge Pettitt sentenced Stocking to be put to death after urging he prepare for final judgment.
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John Rose
Rice
Driscoll
Farenbaugh
Thomas P. Longley
Stocking
Rose
Culvertown
Eagle
Circuit Court
Rev
Halliday
Mainst
Flo
Tim Driscoll
Dave Clark
Slifer’s
Clinton County
H. R. Vaughn
Cephas Fahrenbaugh
David Clark
Roger
Rose’s
Ity’s
Vaughn's
Ee Bery
Meesland
Slifer's
Dayton
Haggerty’s
Cress
George
Stockings Grocery
Tom Longley
Barnum
Bennet
Siiter’s
Vaughn
Dave
Tom
South Street Bridge
Murder Trial Confession Details Strawberry Stocking Case
Testimony outlines plans to raise money by robbing warehouses including Rose’s and Vaughn’s. Witnesses describe Stocking’s role, a planned murder of Cephas Fahrenbaugh, and multiple accomplices tied to counterfeit schemes and burglaries. Several defendants admit involvement and face severe penalties.
Crops in England Said to Be Abundant This Year
The Philadelphia North American reports via its London correspondent that an agricultural friend who farms over 2000 acres toured England and assures there will be unusually large crops of corn to grass and all fruits this year, with corn and fruit particularly abundant.
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England
London
Philadelphia
Prohibitory Law Passes in New Hampshire House
The New Hampshire House of Representatives approved a prohibitory law by 213 votes to 50 on Saturday. Resolutions call for Congress to ban slavery in territories, repudiate interference with the Missouri Compromise, demand its restoration, and oppose slavery’s expansion into Kansas using constitutional means.
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Borror
Ipse Dixit
Republican Party
Nebraska-Kansas
Belshazzar
Assyria
Messrs. Suit and Gwinn
N. Hampshire
Notable Passengers on Pacific Steamer and Baltic Voyage
In New York on July 12 ex president Van Buren traveled as a passenger on the Pacific. Actress Miss Davenport sailed home from California aboard the Illinois. Others aboard the Baltic included banker W. W. Corcoran Col Williams of Kentucky Volunteers and James Gordon Bennett of the New York Herald.
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New York
van Buren
Pacific
Miss Davenport
California
Illinois
W. W. Corcoran
Col. Williams
Kentucky
James Gordon Bennett
N. Y. Herald
Republican Convention Nominates Salmon P. Chase for Governor
A private dispatch reports the Ohio Republican Convention yesterday nominated Salmon P. Chase for governor on the first ballot with a large majority. Thomas H. Ford of Richland was chosen for lieutenant governor.
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Republican Convention
Ohio
Salmon Pee
Thomas H. Ford
Richland
The Man Who Seeks to Violate Our Liquor Law
A Covington Fourth of July toast accuses a man named W. B. Moore as a friend of the Devil and a bully of the world, labeling him a violator of liquor laws during a local celebration.
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Covington
W. B. Moore
Sawzpix Two Fatal Circular Saw Accident In Canada
A young man named John Spooner of Montene, Canada, fell toward a circular saw and was instantly cut in two. He died at the scene, with no further details provided by authorities.
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Sawzpix
John Spooner
Montene
Canada
Penitentiary Recalls Wayward Boys at Large
A reminiscence notes how the penitentiary holds men who as boys wandered creeks and branches on Sunday mornings, throwing rocks and hollering, urging contemplation of their past acts.
Aloe tree blooms once in a century exhibition in Savannah
A remarkable Aloe tree on display in Savannah Georgia blooms about a thousand flowers, a spectacle described as blooming once in a hundred years. The event draws attention to the rare plant and its impressive floral display.
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Savannah
Georgia
Curious Cure Mentioned for Ague by Medical Friend
A medical friend suggests using an electric shot to cure the ague, claiming it will drive malarial fits away. The remark is presented with skepticism, noting uncertainty about the remedy’s effectiveness.
Professor Ray Theme Arithmetics Author Dies in Cincinnati
Noted author of the Lar series Arithmetics Professor Ray died recently in Cincinnati. He was born in 1607 and his work influenced generations of students and scholars.
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Ray
Cincinnati
Earthquake Felt Across City Causes Alarm in York
An earthquake yesterday caused a heavy crash and rumbling sounds, rattling windows and doors. In York Pennsylvania the shock was severe, alarming the population and generating widespread consternation.
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Barione
York
Pensylvania
Henrietta Robinson Sentenced to Hang for Murder
Henrietta Robinson convicted of murdering her husband in Troy New York is sentenced to be hanged on August 3. The local wheat crop is largely harvested and reported to be larger than several years past, according to Governor Friend.
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Henrietta Robinson
Troy
N. Y
Steam powered praise in Tremom Temple article report
A Boston paper quotes Prarsixa Govny Stram describing steam driven bellows for Tremom Temple organ. The writer notes Americans will no longer need to manually praise God as steam will handle the task. The ironic remark links industrial power with religious ritual.
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Prarsixa Govny Stram
Boston
Tremom Temple
Consul at Cincinnati Faces Neutrality Law Prosecution
The examination of Her Majesty's Consul at Cincinnati for violating neutrality laws is not concluded. The penalty potential includes a fine up to 1000 dollars and imprisonment up to three years.
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Cincinnati
To Curriun Disprisia
A cryptic line urges action with appetite and pursuit, featuring a reference to Curriun Disprisia and a hungry dog chasing a fresh meat reward. The wording implies a metaphorical chase or contest, framed in a historical or proverbial tone.
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