Kossuth Clay interview reported. vivid political exchange
The Tribune describes a dramatic interview between Governor Kossuth and Mr Clay, with Gov. Jones and others present. Clay praises liberty while Kossuth receives the praise with evident emotion. Clay cites non intervention as key policy, and both men express mutual respect before a hopeful, solemn departure.
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Cinyo
Gov. Kossuth
Mr Clay
Kossuth
Ciss
Gov. Jones
Tennessee
United States
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Liberty
Kossith
Europe
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Riclon
Moe
Koawa
Ilenry Ciny
Ord
Iain
Contested Seatee Fostign and Democratic Attacks
In a sharp editorial critique, the Democratic papers are praised for their generosity in the House while assailing Kinney of Lorain County as extorted for his seat. They accuse J. F. Leiter of improper influence, recounting Senate tactics and disputed claims to per diem and costs, with Democrats and Whigs split on voting outcomes.
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Senate
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Court of Common Please
Probate
Common Pleas
Supreme Court
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Daniel B. Kinny
Lorain Cn
Mr. Kinney
Mr. Kinny
J. F. Lietier
Stark
Shertzer
Bis Chaim
Justine
Leiter
E &U
Fragmented 19th Century Notes and Incidents
A scattered collection of dated asides reports and anecdotes recounts accidents naval disasters and political remarks. It notes a fire at a Comet era event and a figure named Rosen born in 1802 with language references. Mentions bills costs and pauper figures, and a Buffalo to Kossuth muskets item.
Mysterious pistol attack on Mr John S Clark near Lyne
At about 11 PM Sunday Mr John S Clark of Bellevue was returning home on horseback from a residence in the east part of Lyne County when a pistol shot fired from the roadside struck him in the arm and narrowly missed his head. He fought the assailant, forced the horse to flee, and sought aid at Mr Fiteli's. Police pursue the suspect believed driven by revenge. Local townsfolk warn of a dangerous attack amid rumors of a planned second strike.
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John S.clark
Bellevue
Lyne
Myrim
Fiteli
Mar Clark
Alen
Mr Clark
Iris Probulle
Hulsemann and the President in a tangled dispute
The report details Hulsemann addressing the President on the Biddy list and asking whether Mr Webster spoke as Secretary of State. if the views reflect the U S government he may resign as chargé d affaires. Webster reportedly silent. talks touch on Syria remarks and War Department statements. The piece also notes parliamentary actions on canal, printing contracts, and constitutional matters with a flurry of committee reports and resolutions.
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Wasimar Ony
Wibster
United States
Yulsenmion
Wobsturny
Jin
Webter
Positiunt
Hilsemaid
Syria
Chir
War Department
Armonies
Mr Vist
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N.V
Comunin Council
Green Island
Aml Tregeurer
Shire
Eckert
Conpresa
Louisville & Cortland
Ohio River
Columbus
Louiseille
Portland
Indiana
Ohio
Olio
Railroads and Foreign Debt Debates Roiling Congress
The Senate and House debated railroads and foreign debt, with bills repealing old duties and penalties. Reports on Mexican indemnity payments and diplomacy with France circulated, while Webster and allies faced criticism over policy. The session advanced a $4,180,000 loan instalment for Mexican indemnity and set committee actions on intergovernmental affairs.
A Mother's Prayer and Ocean Disaster Summary
A poem laments children and parental love. blessings in a family circle fade into a news brief describing postal postage rights for county subscribers. The Royal Mail steamer Cambria sails for Liverpool with 15 passengers. the Amazon, bound for the West Indies, is destroyed by fire with 21 survivors and 2 passengers among those who escaped.
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Aristife
Syboo
Corin
Explosion at steam saw-mill near Adrian kills four
An early morning boiler burst at a steam saw-mill five miles east of Adrian between 8 and 9 o clock, causing four deaths and wounding others. Investigators believe the heating of the boilers before lighting them may have caused the explosion.
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AvRtan
Adrian
New Stock of Deeds and Mortgages at Office
A fresh supply of deeds and mortgages is kept on hand at this office. References to Winfield Scott and Buayxk Dens appear in the fragmentary notice. Marsala is mentioned among items stored.
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Marsala
Old Folks Enjoy Social Sleighing Outing in Cleveland
Thirty couples from the village, warmly welcomed by Mr Mitrono at the American Hotel in Cleveland, enjoyed a brisk sleigh ride, supper, and a social dance. The party, returning after a long day, praised the host and staff for attentive hospitality despite temperatures around fifteen degrees below zero.
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Elyria
Plain Dealer
Cleveland
Mibrono
Yivnd Tarnis
Teradt
Minanner
Ian
Lake Shore
Mitrorp
Eleck
Political infamy and pay for Kinney amid party brawl
The Levofocus in the Logisliuie reconsidered a resolution to pay Mr Kinney for service, with a narrow majority supporting it. The debate centers on party influence and a volatile history of pay and certification, while other notices include lectures by Prof Garoutor, Geo T Suir, and Tidus Bussi on Swedenborg.
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Muileze
Ohi Shite
Kilmer
Elestinn
Lorain
Kinney Wis
Americax
Kinney
Seston
Ube
Delere
Ariel
Lecturr
Geo
T. Suir
Mechanics Library Association
Seaman
Tidus Bussi
Swedenborg
Lorain Argus Abandons Anti Slavery Stand Promise
A Lorain Argus editorial claims the paper backed Free Democracy nominees at the late election and will support the Baltimore nominee, pledging to stay silent on future positions. It condemns anti slavery alignment yet warns of party tests and accuses former allies of Judas-like conduct in the transfer of support.
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Free Democracy
Argus
Baltimore
Lataia
Judas
Argua
The Cass Campaign in the Democracy of the North
A regional paper critiques Cass as the favored Democratic nominee at the national convention. It argues his antislavery stance and broad southern backing will influence delegates, while attacking factional rivals and the anti slavery rhetoric of the Lacofoco wing. It predicts Cass’s rise, notes a Cleveland stop en route to Columbus, and cites weather, a wrongful stamp belief, a tragic logging accident, and local notices.
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Anp
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Aden
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Lorin
Bellimere Convention
Lacofoco
Feedom
Messures
Argus
Mathematical RulI for Repetend Multiplication in 1651
A historical note explains a rules based method for multiplying periods of repetends by multipliers. The example uses 1428571428.757 and 34679145934 to illustrate division by seven and extraction of decimal remainders, with smaller scaled examples and a dated reference Eaton December 27 1651.
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Z. Eaton
Destructive Buffalo Fire Claims Archibald Stitt’s Life
A blaze at Main and Eagle streets engulfed three Main Street brick blocks and one on Engle Street, destroying properties tied to P G Vought & Co and David Dix. Deaths include Archibald M C Smith, husband and father of six, and Newman Pearson. Rescue efforts halted by collapsing walls. other injured and possibly trapped. Estimated property loss ranges from 25,000 to 30,000. A man identified as Aaron Peon died smothered in a upper chamber with his child’s corpse nearby. Fire originated in a saloon area and rapidly spread through flammable goods stored in the drug store. Further casualties feared beneath ruins.
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Eagle Streets
P. G. Vought & Co
David Dix
Engle Street
Aaron Peon
Diguerresa
Hilal
Tia
Archibald M.C. Smith
Tattford Ingurance Co
Smith
Fire destroys Campbell & Song Fancy Variety Store in Sandusky
Fire at Campbell & Song Fancy Variety Store in Sandusky or Sanpesky started around 1 o’clock this morning. The blaze consumed the building along with William Newitt's Bookstore Campbell's Store and the Cigar Manufactory. Loss estimated near $10,000 insured. Also report of Robbery at Richmond branch bank of Virginia with $75,000 stolen last night.
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Sanpesky
Campbell & Song Fancy Variety
William Ntewitt
Campbell's
Seavy
Richmond
Branch Bak
Virginia
Porte
Kossuth Arrives in Pittsburgh Amid Enthusiastic Welcome
Kossuth and Julie arrived in sleighs at 8 o clock after leaving Blaireville 42 miles east. Illness earlier delayed reception plans. A large crowd gathered at Wiltonsburgh and St Charles Hotel to greet him. He appeared briefly from his room on the balcony and thanked the people. Kosruth to stay a week. a Kossuth festival is planned Tuesday.
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Juile
Blaireville
Wiltonsburgh
St. Charles
Ede
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