Thomas Corwin and Gardiner claim probe sparks party clash
The House investigates Thomas Corwin's ties to the Gardiner claim. The committee reports no proven fraud by Corwin, while detailing fees and transfers linked to Gardiner involvement. The narrative notes Corwin’s refusal to act as counsel after Cabinet appointment and defends him against partisan attacks.
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Cortin
Thomas Corwin
Eho
Gardiner
House of Representatives
Nilite
Wand Howard
Chapman
Wiig
Dolosus
Gooding
Cor- Wit
Thomas Carvin
Tressury
Thomas Corvin
United States
Gattine
Waildy Thompson
Coiwei
Thomas If
Hobark G. Cor
Gardin T
WW. Corcoran
Messrs. Corwin
Messrs
Thomas
Robert G. Corwin
Edward Curtis
Senate
Tu Canury
Fillmore
Dha Treasury
Inter-Est Sp
Ei Biy
York
Ciedegs Lew
New York
Board of Commissioners
Chhitty
Thormas’ Corvin
Tacob Little
Jacob Little
R Ly ‘Thomas, Corwin
Corcoran & Tiggs
Gardiner Rdudutont
Wehold
Corwin
Board of Commissioneris
Frat
Valic
N. York
Chew
Corwin Kawvy
Piciot
Thomas Curvin
Treasury
Ling Boon
Che Aald
the Treasury
Gardiner Glain
Long career of Daniel Webster in Congress and public life
The fragment outlines Webster's extensive political career from December 1815 through March 1841, noting his opposition to tariff protection and the national bank, travels and speeches across decades, leadership roles in Massachusetts and national conventions, and key moments such as his Dartmouth charter debate, Bunker Hill oration, and serve as Secretary of State starting March 1841 under President Harrison.
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Daniel Webster
Skenezer
Abigail Webster
Salisburs
New Hampshere
Exeter Academy
Samuel Hood
New Hampshire
Congress
Fryeburg
Maine
Champescu
Thibe
Christopher Gere
Mere Webster
Comon Picasa
Suttol
Boston
Thudame
New Haroshire
Portsmouth
Juus
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Iey
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New Tantonhire
Belnd Fry
Crace
Mutehor
Julia
Edward
Appletons
Berlin
United States
Portemouth
Hianage
Dartmouth College
Massachusetts
Toston
Plymouth
Massachusetts Legistare
Nacional
Barton
Keston
Crever
Gibbons
Orton
New York
Choy
Wverutt Silys
Panama
Judiciary Committee
Stary
Bunker Hill
Jefferson
Adams
Mayne
South Carolina
Senator Foot
Connecticut
Byerety
Carolina Lesley
Vertaam le Res
New York City
Noustic
Webster
Martin van Buren
Engrarut
Dallas
Lab
Calliom
General Jackson
Midete States
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Mr. Clay
Senate
General Duakson
United States Bank
Tts
Merchits
Nible
Calhoun
District of Columbia
Clay
Virginia
Maryhinis
Woobster
Madan Beaty Tony
Burlind
Scotland
Franga
Harrigon
Pensidens Hareinon
Ketahiad in offices by John Tyler amid 1840s turmoil
A garbled 1840s political timeline centers on John Tyler as acting President after Harrison's death, detailing his 1842 to 1852 activities. It references treaty negotiations, cabinet resignations, opposition to Texas annexation and the Mexican War, and a late 1852 death, with scattered mentions of positions and speeches in Washington and Massachusetts.
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John Tyler
Harrison
Washington
Massachusetts
Mula
Paneulil Lait
Boston
Choate
Fragmented OCR Clip Mentions Unsure Sports Note
Fragmented text fragment mentions Horning, Le and Val, with unclear references to a championship and fans. Likely sport related but readable details are sparse and names are garbled. Contains stray letters and broken phrases, offering little substantive event or outcome.
Giant Wit and Legacy of Wensten Across Nations
The piece mourns the loss of an eminent statesman and legal mind, praising Wensten’s constitutional prowess, diplomatic skill, and literary influence. It highlights his unparalleled intellect, broad knowledge, and impact on American lettered tradition, while noting his faults. It also reports editor Trony G. Saar’s serious illness and dim prognosis.
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Dassee
Fie
Tayhin
Senci
Leon
Wwe
Weasran
Ian Action
Vonimous
Balatey
CaLmous
Darree Wangtia
Vie
Grevce
Luine
Sultasnui
Wensten
Surgeo
Western Literary Association Proposed at Cleveland Meeting
A September Cleveland gathering of literary gentlemen discussed forming a Western Literary Association. Committees planned a December convening to unite Western writers, gauge support, and promote organized effort, with high hopes for regional literary growth and self-reliance.
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Cleveland
Cor
Friends of Licaranere
West
Wark
Dutowsta
Mteralare
Mibor
Ateor
Chad
The Tienmyy Robbery Unresolved at Treasury Scene
A robbery at the Treasury remains unsolved with the thiefs believes to number at least four. The stolen tentuney and tools were found opened in a woods near the village and traced to a blacksmith shop. Authorities warn crime invites punishment and stress honest living as the only safe path.
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Ian Sats
Tentuney
Thiayves
Thorn
Howe
Shonesty
Grafton burglary arrests link to Bannns trio
Three men named Bannns were held to bail after Meg Stra nixs of Grafton charged them with breaking into Wm. Tars's store in Grafton last week. A portion of stolen goods was found and bread cloths valued at three hundred were hidden near their lodging. Lewis Grias and Dana Jackson were arrested but alibis and insufficient proof led to their discharge.
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Bannns
Meg. Stranixs
Grafton
Wm. Tars
Lewis Grias
Dana Jackson
Guv Woop
Wu Lear
Disorderly Night Amid Street Pranks Disturbs City
Citizens report a troubling night as groups roamed streets Saturday, stealing gas, tearing down signs, and carrying out tricks. The intent appeared mischievous yet petty, provoking widespread irritation and calls for restraint among locals.
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Night prowlers warned to curb disgraceful conduct
The notice states that nocturnal thefts by unknown individuals have occurred, despite the late hour. The public will learn the offenders' names if they continue, and future actions will include exposure and penalties under existing laws. Officials warn against repeats and promise decisive measures to quell the behavior.
Green corn feast hints at winter shortages
A fragment notes a Saturday meal featuring green corn, described as well suited to palate despite unseasonable timing. A hazy recollection mentions a cow possibly reducing winter supply, while a plan to grant an order on wagons and sleighs arriving during winter is referenced.
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Diteaar
Huk Wa Taya
Oyster trade grows amid fresh shipments and premiums
A.J Siinoraos and others expand oyster and Groenry trades, leveraging eastern railroad to supply fresh oysters and Grocery items. Winterstown and Aestri report large Grocery business growth for family needs. County Fair premiums list a $1 prize awarded to Berry for a best hand quilt, praised for its workmanship.
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A.J Siinoraos
Duperivestsla
Waosrnn
Avsri
Daden
Ein
Winversox
Aestri
Hoth
Women may Preach in New Testament Examples
A rhetoric fragment argues for women's preaching using biblical references. It cites Anna, Philip’s daughters, Mary Magdalene, Phoebe, and Priscilla to claim women’s roles in prophecy, teaching, and ministry, concluding that faith in Christ grants equal gospel work.
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Christ
Chist
Jerusalem
Anna
Aser
Temple
Mll M
Philip the Evangelist
Paul Aaye
Faul
Paul
Jesus
Mary Magdalene
Phebe
Church of God
Candhres
Rome
Gentiley
Rom
Agia
Clement Argo
Priscilly
Apollis
Christ Jesus
Chitat
Wanderings of Fashioned East in a London Letter
A London letter describes a long ramble into social customs and dress, noting English influence on Indian ladies, jewelry, sarees, and embroiders. It recounts a party of elegant women, their adornments, and a curious English instrument, alongside reflections on age and frontier legends about a venerable Hungarian-Turkish man reaching an advanced age.
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London
Cart
New York
Eluldyen
Ems
Lytus
Rezaler
Aly Scuibie
Ton
Freseco
Equal rights and scripture debate on women’s role
Fragmentary sermon text argues women and men created equal in God’s image with duties to subdue the earth. It cites scripture to claim women’s rights have been restricted by tradition and press, asserting literacy and preaching should be open to women alongside men.
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