Predicting Kansas Status and International Peace
The piece forecasts Kansas remaining free of slavery unless the administration acts to make it a slave state. It asserts that no foreign power’s rights will be violated and condemns any leader who repudiates the Ostend doctrine or Cincinnati platform, predicting both praise from some and harsh backlash from others.
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Jesus Beecuawax
Engle Astrownm
Freeport
Kansas Items in the Herald of Freedom
Kansas items report Mr. Amy arriving to become a permanent citizen and Mr. Hyatt from the National Committee aiding the territory. Flour stockpiles satisfy needs, while disbursement concerns arise. Claims on Washington Creek near Lawrence attract settlers, with many strangers entering the town. Free State majority noted, Titus offers to liberate prisoners for Central America, and the Herald gains 150 subscribers weekly.
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the Herald of Freedom of the 6Th
Amy
Hyatt
Sane National Committee
Kansas
Washington Creek
Lawrence
Lawrences
Turner
Sugar Mound
Ossawattomie
Free State
Titus
Central America
St. Louis
Vitus
Herald of Freedom
Lake Superior Items from the Superior Chronicle
The Superior Chronicle notes no mail for three weeks, plans regular issue next Tuesday, and cites material from last year. It reports a new U S Presbyterian church in Superior, a large saw mill by Johnson Alexander Co, a planned Church of the Redeemer opening, and a Bayfield census of 110 residents with ongoing building and winter work. An engineer party of Lake Superior Railroad Co left for Ontonagon or Marquette, a drowning of Goodchild in Superior Bay, a Philadelphia heart specialist advert, and a crude probe into rag trade vanity.
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U. S. Presbyterian
Messrs. Johnson, Alexander & Co
Church of the Redeemer
Bayfield
Lake Superior Railroad Company
Michigan State Jing
Ontonagon
Marquette
Lake Superion
Ajgleton
Wis
Crescent
Goodchild
Notable Crimes and Institutions Across Regions
A Baltimore man Patrick ONeill was arrested after shooting John Hyde at the Blar Market riot. Philadelphia describes a device explaining galvanic decomposition. Reformed Dutch Church growth rises to 897 churches and 40,413 communicants by 1866. Girard College serves 815 pupils, all indigent orphans. A Gallatin Illinois clerk was shot dead by a youth, son of Shawneetown editor Sloo. Ridgeway Orleans County rapist arrested with child abuse charges. George Eason Golson banished from Madison County Florida by lynch court for slavery opposition. Simms invited to lecture in Boston Mercantile Library. Samuel A. Ford jailed then burglarized to fund clothing and jewelry. Captain Hickey reports heavy gales off Calcutta. The Mississippi St Louis suspension bridge to be the world’s costliest. Antiquities from Mexico added to Charleston College Museum cabinet. Governor of Georgia appoints engineer to drain Okefenokee Swamp for sale. Dr B H W Perkins in Georgia loses $1500 then dies after bank note issue. Brockville jeweler Preidheimer ambushed. valuables stolen amid a broader report of crime and local notices.
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John Hyde
Girard College
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Gallatin
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Hall
James C. Sloo
Pond
Ridgeway
Orleans County
George Eason Golson
Madison County
Florida
Simms
Mercantile Library Association
Boston
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Massachusetts
Hickey
Peter Alarey
Calcutta
Mississippi
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Mexico
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Okefenokee
B. H W. Perkins
Cuthbert, Gla
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