Additional Liquor Law Of Maine Published In Full
The Delphi Journal prints the full Maine liquor law to inform readers and counter rumor. The piece argues the law would protect communities from tavern-related immorality without banning personal storage. It claims temperance supporters seek Indiana style protection and cites benefits for taxpayers ministers families and society.
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Maine
Friends of Temperance
Temperance
Indiana
Wuo
Editor misstates Maine Law in attempted publication
A Times editor is accused of knowingly publishing a false version of the Maine Law. The writer notes two Journal reprints show the law as currently in force, while the editor allegedly altered it to mislead readers for October prospects.
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the Times
Maine
PoliticalDivide at the Polls in October Outlook
The passage notes a divided crowd of fifteen to twenty whigs and democrats with few supporting new issues like Nebraska and doggeries, predicting the ballot in October will reflect similar divisions and sparse support for the new platforms.
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Nebraska
Festival in Harris and Co Hall Draws City Youth
Citizens invited to an evening festival at Harris and Co Hall where the youth and beauty of the city will gather. The event promises pleasant hours and affordable entertainment for a large audience, with proceeds benefiting a local cause.
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Harris & Co
James F. Benham Sells Good Farm by Advertisement
James F. Benham advertises a quality farm for sale with details likely including location and price. The notice highlights the seller’s offer and invites inquiries through the published ad.
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James F. Benham
Vans Taveren Pavilion Promises Noted Artist Talent
The piece praises J. H. Vanstaveren and his pavilion as a premier exhibit in the United States. It notes his plans to leave within two or three weeks and urges interested patrons to visit to secure his services before departure. It calls Vanstaveren the Dacuerre of this country.
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Van
Dacuerre
New Bakery and Ice Cream Shop Opens in Delphi
Mayer and Brother open a bakery offering cake ice cream and related items praised as best in Delphi. Master baker M. Mayer with experienced workmanship invites customers to visit and see the ad in today's paper.
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Crry Boxery
Mayer & Bro
Delphi
M. Mayer
Walker and allies surrender to U S authorities in San Francisco
The fillibusterer and his remaining followers abdicated the presidency and surrendered to federal authorities. They are now in San Francisco on parole under guard.
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Walker
United States
San Francisco
Godey's Lady's Book for July Praised by Readers
The July issue of Godeys Lady's Book is described as the richest magazine ever received at our office. Ladies express high satisfaction with this number.
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Godey
GP Ladies Temperance Wreath new paper at Connersville
A new periodical titled GP Ladies Temperance Wreath begins publication by J R Randall & Co in Connersville. It issues on the 1st and 15th of each month at one dollar per copy with discounts for multiple copies and orders encouraged.
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GP Ladies’ Temperance Wreath
Connersville
J. R. Randall & Co
Cholera Prevalent Across Towns by the Ohio River
In May, 57 566 immigrants from foreign countries arrived in New York as health authorities report cholera widespread in several towns along the Ohio river.
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Ohio River
New York
Marshal Robinson Attacks Clergy at Rushville Speech
The article accuses Hon. John L. Robinson U S Marshal of insulting clergy especially Methodists. It cites his Rushville remarks and Democratic State Convention speech calling temperance leaders unprincipled and dangerous, labeling itinerant preachers vagabonds and frauds on the people.
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John L. Robinson
U.S
Washington City
U.S. Senate
U. S
New England
Robinson
Rushville
Nebraska bill swearing clause limits foreign voting
The N Y Evening Post reports that under the Nebraska bill foreigners may vote only at the first election and cannot vote again until they have five years' residence and have taken an oath to support the U S Constitution and the Nebraska bill. Laf. Courier urges reading Section 23 of the bill.
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Nebraska
N. Y. Evening Post
United States
Laf. Courier
President appoints Gen. W Butler governor of Nebraska
Washington reports the President appointed Gen. W. Butler as Nebraska governor and Gen. Wright of Iowa as Kansas governor.
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Washington
W. Butler
Nebraska
General Wright
Iowa
Kansas
Nebrask a meeting ends in public display of rancor in Lafayette
A large Lafayette crowd attended a heated meeting over the Nebraska issue. Judge John L. Pifer chaired the session as rivals clashed, resolutions failed, and Pettit’s and Brackett’s actions drew jeers and hooting from Nebraskaites. The report ends with condemnation of Pettit and a bleak outlook for his political career.
Indiana Democrats Rally in State Convention Warmlined
An Indiana daily reports the recent Democratic State Convention was large and harmonious. It praised the platform as sound democratic, the ticket as trusted incumbents, and urged unity for a likely victory. A dissenting letter urged open mass meetings to challenge the platform on slavery and liquor policy.
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Indianapolis Daily Sentinel
Democratic Party
Indiana
State Sentinel
Jesse D. Bright
E. A. Hannegan
United States States
Union
Infant dies from delirium tremens in Randolph County
A four year old boy, son of William Taylor of Randolph County Indiana, died from delirium tremens on the 18th. He screamed and leaped at imagined snakes, a horrific scene attributed to his father's intemperance.
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Wm. Taylor
Randolph County
Indiana
Winchester
Wisconsin Editor Mourns Nebraska Bill Passage
C Billinghurst of the Wisconsin Burr Oak denounces the Nebraska Bill in mourning fashion. He casts his presidential vote for Pierce and King and condemns the move as a betrayal of liberty and human rights by traitors in Congress.
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C. Billinghurst
Wisconsin
Burr Oak
Pierce
King
S. B. Reg
American Congress
Democratic anti Nebraska meeting at Rossville
A Democratic anti Nebraska meeting will be held at Rossville in Clinton County on Saturday at 1 PM. Several speakers from this city will attend. Dr. Wilson of Rossville notes few local Democrats support repealing the Missouri Compromise. The Rossville gathering is expected to be large.
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Rossville
Clinton County
Wilson
Hunt's Constituents Back Against Missouri Compromise Repeal
The Crescent notes two thirds of Mr. Hunt's constituents oppose repeal and favor Southern rights while seeking to maintain positions without covert or flagrant violations of national faith.
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The
New Orleans Crescent
Hunt
Maine Liquor Bill Passes New Haven House and Senate
The Maine liquor bill passed the House by a large majority yesterday morning and the Senate last evening by 13 to 1. A note quotes farmers praising ashes around plum roots to deter curculio, though with little faith in remedies. still, the simple experiment should be tried by plum growers.
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Maine
Connecticut
New Haven
House
Senate
Bain Confesses to Wickham Family Murder
New York reports Nicholas Bain, under arrest for the Wickham family murder, has made a full confession of guilt.
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New York
Nicholas Bain
Wickham
California Newspapers Numbered at Forty Three
A report notes that forty three newspapers are published in California, reflecting a broad print media landscape across the state. The figure contrasts with other periods and highlights regional press activity.
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California
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Jo. Clarke
Joe
Bingham
Benton
Platte Purchase
Missouri
Pettit
U. S. Senate
Pifer
Brackett
Hiss
Dan Mace
John Pettit
Laf
Journal
Long Island
Bain
Cutchogue
Chi. Journal
Chapman
Chanticleer
Borror
Baal
Capitol
South
West
Joseph A. Wincut
Cuba
Fitch
Depts
J. H. Stewart
S. Attest
J. D. Stupson
D’k
Quyy Garay
M Mayer & Bro
Ihe
John Russ
Tme
N. B
Delhi
Logansport
Pittsburgh
Peter Benham
Richmond
Boyden, Esq
Exchange Hotel
Carter
John Longden
Beaver Dam
C. B. Luck
Luck
Minge
City Hotel
Samuel M. Brinker
Drinker & Morris
Richmond Republican
Jayes M. Taylor
R. F. P.r.r.co
John Thompson
Thompson
William A. Matthews
Richard E. West
Edwin Burton
the Revenue
Eo T. W. Doort & Sons
North 2d Street
Philadelphia
Bennett & Beers
Main Street
J. C. Appiecate
Jackson & Beck
Barnes
Lockport
Justice & Armstrong
Camden
Kinneys
Hoorland
C. M. Jacson
Arch Street
Jesser
Jackson & Becx
J.C. Applecata
Wm. Barnes
Justice & Armstrona
Fedo
Ley
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