Outrage at Pine River as Sheriff Beaten by Mob
A sheriff and posse attempting to summon jurors at Pine River were fired upon by about 40 men. Four hundred guns were discharged in range as the party fled, with six men wounded but no fatalities reported. The incident followed a claim that no law would govern the area for the arrest.
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J. 1. Miller
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Semmon
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Hell
Fred Belire
Beccly
Nada
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Che Sherif
Silk goods theft recovery sparks city matter
A large quantity of silk goods, mainly femges, were stolen from Hamlin’s silk fringe on Vine and Sixth streets. Two or three suspects were released for lack of testimony. A letter from a suspected burglar on his death bed led to locating two barrels on a Louisville wharf boat. Goods valued at 2500 dollars were recovered and brought by mail boat. Mrs B laments lacking widow’s wood as her husband dies slowly, a pious old lady with ailing spouse.
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Sixth Streets
Austin
Louisville
Cincinnati
Portage County People Mass Convention Called in Ravenna
The Ravana Star reports Portage County voters signing a People’s Mass Convention to nominate a ticket pledged to the Maine Law. The meeting aims to secure state legislative action on temperance, with focus on Free Schools, taxation, and anti slavery policies, inviting sympathizers to attend in Ravenna on August eighteenth at ten o’clock.
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Portage Co
Ravana Star
Stata
Iiregard
Riversend Harbor
Maine
Ten
War Prospects. Russian Invasion of Principalities Near Constantinople
Loupos July 15 1858 reports armies massing for conflict as the Russians cross the Pruth with about 25 000 troops and larger forces marching toward the front. Proclamations inflame Greek church passions, while European diplomats seek peace despite intensifying war rumors and secret London Constantinople negotiations.
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Meck
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Leiningen
Sepvia
Alexander Kamigeorgewich
Servia
Lus
Peterwardain
Batotm
Black Sea
Circassia
Erzerown
Bhamyl
George Law
Col. Colt
California Gambler Gray's Fall Reveals Notorious Past
The New Albany Ledger outlines Gray of Switz erland county Indiana as a former gambler who deserted a wife and profited from her property. He ran El Dorado saloon in California, allegedly earning nine thousand dollars yearly, then faced probable bigamy probes. References to his shady history and a dramatic downfall follow.
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Adderniti
Tony Plese
Saptow
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New Traves
AL Woaterlaay
Miley Cimker
New York
Crishmen
Kelley
Miller
Helley
Burns
Osler
Rolley
Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad Crews Clear Sand Hill in Ohio City
Laborers on the Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad have nearly excavated the sand hill in Ohio City above the furnace area. The old housal on the hill will be removed to clear space for the line and Brin by the river may soon be replaced by the company’s track and locomotives. Also noted is the death of Piermont resident Mr. Seymour at 42, a former New York State Engineer and chief engineer of the New York and Erie Railroad, originator of the wide gauge.
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Henry County
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Ilinois
Carlisle homicide ends in gunfire duel near Barros house
In Carlisle Lorain Ohio, two youths Siamaes A. Pannen and Tassyyy V. Loven quarreled with Futaurn over alleged stone throwing. A rifle and a shotgun exchange killed one man and wounded a woman as the pair fled, later arrested. Coroner's inquest and jury verdict attribute death to gunshot wound by Benjamin I. Lovell with Charles A. Barber accessory before the fact.
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Geo. G. Washburn
Seth Perry
Horace Hurd
Nelson Groat
Artemas Beebe
Ranson Gibbs
Temperance and political movement ahead in Lorain county
The piece urges a countywide people's convention supporting Maine Law and equal taxation repeal while opposing slavery expansion. It notes expected support from Lorain county and predicts the Gelket nomination would prevail if convention calls fail. It also comments on Democratic journals resisting temperance measures and forecasts two Maine Law advocates emerging from the legislature. Additionally, brief notices report strong butter trade activity in May with high daily purchases and improved butter quality, and mention of butter store operations and shipments.
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Elyria Courier
Independent Democrat
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Flore
Maine
Gener
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Jowrnet
Payther
Fran
Parerex
Newt
Patrick
Hatter
The Railroad Excursion Fraternizes Editors Abroad
During a Niagara pleasure excursion editors agreed to share each paper’s trip report with all others. Nearly a hundred papers describe the journey with glowing incident accounts, forging unlikely friendships across political lines and accelerating a newspaper millennial mood. Also reviewed: The Practical Drawghisman, a new monthly scientific work on industrial design and mechanical drawing edited by William Johnson and published by Stringer & Townsend.
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Niagara
Iis
Millenium
Stringer Db Townsend
New York
William Johnson
M. Armengaud
Mirrored doorways spark antics on pleasure boat trip
Amusing incidents unfold at the Queen of the West saloons where mirrors set in gilt frames create doorway illusions. Passengers stumble through imagined portals, a captain bellows for unpaid fares, and a waiter’s wine mix up leads to comic embarrassment. A boy loses fingers in a straw cutter, and transport news, readings, and ads follow with local notes on rail, publishing, and a novel promotion.
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International
Arene
Champaigne
Porte
Dee
Patel
Hart Glass
Tecumseh and western frontier hero honored in Cleveland session
The Elyria Cauriec reports the Tecumseh centric notices from the Americaz Scientife Convention held in Cleveland last week attended by prominent scientists. It praises Tecumseh as a warrior statesman rivaling Napoleon and Washington, and notes ongoing public interest in KaF CHeason's Pictorial.
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Cleveland
United States
Cteyolana
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