TEMS PRE YEAR TO SURey Fort Wayne Chronicle Jan 27 item
The Fort Wayne Chronicle reports on the Fort Wayne area and state issues including a tax on capital stock of national banks, drainage projects along the Toledo Wabash and Western railroad, legislative clerks, and debates over taxation in city suburbs. It also covers national politics, currency debates, and the Indiana senate race with remarks on party reform.
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Grant
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Kort Wayne
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Robert Baird
Representative Horn
Huntertown
Ira Aldridge as Othello in St Petersburg a critical view
The author recalls Ira Aldridge the prominent black actor in St Petersburg performing Othello. He notes Aldridge’s striking appearance, mixed languages with German and English, and his powerful stage presence though he judged the talent as surpassing inspiration. The piece contrasts his Lear with earlier roles and reflects on race and artistry in 19th century theatre.
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Czara
Ira Ald—ridge
St. Petersburg
Othello
Shakepeare
Tra Aldridge
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Iago
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Schiegel
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Kean
Tras Genian
Macready
Jessie
St. Mark
Ira Aldridge
King Lear
Cordelia
Cabello
Neler
Iran
Aldridge Mayer
Sovereignty debate over federal actions in the South
The passage argues that Louisiana and Mississippi retain sovereignty equal to Missouri and Massachusetts and condemns federal interference such as military reunions and sheriff expulsions. It warns that without northern rebuke, tyranny could reach the north and cites Prov. deave on slavery and masters.
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Ibly
Tates
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Atatea
Mississippi
Congress
Sherif Flanagan
Missouri
Massachusetts
Deave
Tennessee Burnside election and naval department fire
Telegraph notes Johnson elected in Tennessee and Rhode Island, plus a fire in the Navy Department tearing through the wave department building. Seamen hastily carry back books and records. Congress outlines include the Mississippi alluvial basin plan report, bills on supreme court cases, federal fees, Freedmen's Bank wind up, and national bank examiner redemption rules. Louisiana self-government debate continues. District of Columbia bond interest bill sent to committee.
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Dramatic World News Patch From January Dispatches
Foreign items report Faraday repairs slated at a Scotch port after gale damage to British shipping. China emperor dies leaving a two year old successor. uncertain who will lead. Spain and Turkey armies show movement as forces withdraw on tense borders.
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Lowpox
Obituary notes Hon John A Walker of Ente Pa dies
Obituary notices report Hon John A Walker president of the late constitutional convention of Pennsylvania died in his city residence after months of feeble health. Also listed are obituaries for Ensign Tilos G Spancel and Judge Mansell B Feld with brief career notes. A separate item notes Tom Johnson sentence commuted to life imprisonment. A final item details Kate Black arrested for robbery of bonds and valuables from Mrs Stewart, with property recovered.
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Ente
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Ale
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Washington
Stewart
Audry Johnson Elected U S Senator in Tennessee
The Tennessee convention at Nasavitts convened at noon with Gov Brown declining to present his name. Nominees included G A Henry W W Stevens and DM Key. On the 55th ballot Johnson led with 62 votes to Deary 11 Stevens 23 Key 8 and Ewing 9, and the president declared Andrew Johnson elected United States senator amid wild excitement and enthusiasm.
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U.S
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Gov
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B. Stevens
Key
Johnson
Henry
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Ming
Deary
Ewing
Andrew Johnson
United States
Senator Dixon Withdraws in Open Convention Vote
In Providence on January 26 the legislative joint convention adjourned with Dixon withdrawing his name as candidate for United States senator. Lieutenant Governor Van Sant shifted his support to Burnside, who won on the first ballot with 62 votes. Barstow 16. Brown 12. Sheffield 6. Hart 3. and 5 scattering.
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Dixon
United States
van ‘Andt
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Barstow
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Sheffield
Hart
Train Collision Involving Casualties Shocks Commuters
A Southern Shope train collided with a local passenger train on the old Colonial road last evening. The engine and boiler of the formerrain were demolished, seats ripped up and windows shattered on the latter train. Several passengers were severely injured.
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Bostox
Ab Harrizon
Colonial Road
Severa
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