Ancient finds unveil Canosa necropolis and Italian ruins
A London Athenaeum report details near Canosa in Apulia a subterranean necropolis found by Signor Bonucci. The site preserves twelve centuries of death, with marble busts, terra cotta statues, vast vases, and rooms filled with yellowed garlands, linen hangings, and furniture arranged as if left yesterday.
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Italy
Egypt
Adrian
Moimlers
Baiao
Cumdo
Na Lus'té
Canosa
Signor
Dario Bonucci
Diomedo
Puglia
Apulia
Magna
Graecia
London Athenaum
Pericles
Alexander
Streste
Signor Bonucci
Creta
Museo Gobouico
Homer
Olothair
Proserpine
Resus
Playa
Crystal Palace
Sydenham
Carlo Bonnects
The Turkish Empire and Europe in Russia's Rise
A sweeping 19th century view argues Russia seeks to conquer the Turkish Empire, undermining Britain and France. It traces balance of power shifts from Peter the Great to Napoleon, warns that Britain’s polices aided Russia, and notes a vital question facing Europe if the Turkish empire collapses.
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Peter the Great
Europe
Asia
Veter
Elizabeth
Catharine
Charlemagne
Alexander
Napoleon
Nicholas
France
England
Russia
Janeo
America
Louis XIV
Germany
Spain
Italy
Britain
Poland
Prussia
Austria
Turkey
India
Holland
Ailanthus Debate and Public Opinion in Washington
The piece defends the Ailanthus against its removal from Washington public grounds. It cites public petition, praises its beauty and hardiness, notes odor as a minor fault, and contrasts current for- and against-arguments with a call to keep the tree for urban vitality. A brief Exchange item follows about a seven-foot, four-hundred-pound gentleman and a similar woman.
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Downing
Altuichus
Allanthus
Conegross
Washington
Congress
Sinie
Eli
Ifo
Mission to seek Sir John Franklin resumes from New York
The Advance, led by Dr Kane, sails from New York in May to search the Arctic for Sir John Franklin and his companions. The eight month voyage will use sledges and dogs with Esquimaux aid to reach the open polar sea and return safely. The American public prays for a safe journey and a hopeful outcome.
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Sir John Franklin
Great Britain
United States
Beth
Mosers
Kano
Grinnell
Peabody
Kane
Ameerican
New York
Baflin’s Bay
Esquimaux
Terrible railroad accident near Chicago claims sixteen lives
The Chicago Democratic Press reports a collision on the Michigan Central and Southern Michigan Railroads east of Chicago on the 25th. An eastbound Southern Michigan train with delayed cars collided with a westbound Michigan Central extra, killing sixteen and injuring many. Causes include Central Road cars running without a light. coroner's jury to investigate.
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Chicago Democratic Press
Michigan Central
Southern Michigan
Chicago
Rock Island Road
Thomas Lawher
Goodl Wagoner
Joannah Sildolph
Homan Sildolph
John Hunter Earl
Susan Scott
Little Falls
N.Y
Stephen D. Gray
Whieelock
Edward Misener
Wouian
W. W. Haines
New York Tribune Enlarged and Expanded in Size
The New York Tribune is enlarged in size with forty eight columns on clear white paper. The Semi weekly and Weekly editions will follow. The editor notes higher expenses this year than income and that Daily cost will exceed subscription price. Horace Greeley is praised for reforms and opposition to corruption.
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Tribune
The
Dusos
America
Horace Gresley
Grogley
Fragmentary 19th Century Text Fragment on Language and Finance
The readable portions discuss commercial matters and the value of artificial intelligence, noting its head position among American initials. Mentions annual rates and weekly publications with varying prices, including a reference to twenty dollars. The text is garbled and includes inconsistent spellings and punctuation.
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Ita
Artietica
Cemetery land near court house to be parceled into lots
A ground west of the court house, owned by Mr Foley on ten acres, is under survey to be divided into small lots for a cemetery. Town plans include creating a quiet, attractive area away from busy business life as the town grows. Credit is given to those selecting the site and organizing the surrounding improvements. Meanwhile Stephenson Street sees new two to three story stores replacing J A Bigelow’s buildings, with additional shops planned along the street.
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Court House
Foley
Wurvey
Trudtoés
Bualnless
Tutaigv
Stephenson House
J. A Bigelow
Mosers
Tvishor
Rosenstaalshi
Stephenson
New Goods Arrive as Merchants Open Spring Trade
Advertisers roll out new stock and bargains in the spring market. Donihoo announces a large, superior stock at low prices. Yates offers a wide clothing line. Block Lowenthal adds new clothing stock at the Clothing Depot. Readers are urged to consult the adverts for cheap goods and honest deals. An anonymous liquor dealers note was received but not published.
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Donihoo
Yates
Block, Lowenthal & Co
Dhey
Sunday School Association seeks details on local schools
The Sunday School Association requests information on current and planned schools in the county. Questions ask for superintendent or organizer, number of teachers and scholars, library holdings, and need for support from abroad. Depo at Norton’s Book Store Freeport.
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Friends of the Cause
G. G. Norton
Freeport
Sngp
G. Norton
Supreme Court Rules on Drunken Testimony Arrests
The article notes a man jailed after refusing to testify. It cites a Supreme Court ruling by Chief Justice Brohson upholding the arrest as legal, arguing the Legislature may declare intoxication a criminal offense to prevent breaches of the peace.
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Tion
Sobot
Supreme Court
Justice Brohson
Potter
Aguinet
Extraordinary cave discovery hints ancient treasure in New England
A Boston area correspondent reports a party surveying a railroad route in New Hampshire and Northwestern New England found a hidden cave in a mountain with a wide chamber, stone steps, and relics. They describe antique weapons, brass coins, and unknown scrolls, suggesting pre-Christian origin. Capt. Edwards forwards samples to Boston scholars for analysis.
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Boston
Nestor Gap
Edwards
Smetson
Emerson
Capt. Edwards
Budwarda
Ifo
Edward
Eaq
Exchange “Coffee House
Harvard University
Edwards Bingelf
Beyee
Ashippun murder case linked to local man’s death
Dodge Co. Gaz reports a missing Oswego youth Luvin Rumia, living in Ashippun, was believed murdered after courting Hiram Sanders’s daughter. Sanders was arrested and jailed for murder awaiting May circuit court. the father arrived from Oswego, identifying remains by teeth and clothing as his son.
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Marder
Ashippun
Luvin
Rumia
Oswego
N. Y
Ade
Hiram Sanders
Bunda
Nella
Wuii
Sanders
Judge Curtis and the Rhode Island Prohibitory Law
A Rhode Island correspondent cites Judge Curtis declaring the Rhode Island Prohibitory Liquor Law unconstitutional if brought before him. A local friend disputes this, saying Curtis had not read the law or expressed opinion until last winter. The piece questions the judge's reasoning and urges caution about such dictums impacting state moral policy.
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Curtis
Maine
Rhode Island
Wow
Newport
Judge C
Curtis Vonderoud
Trafic
Rumaellers
United States
Thor
Curtis Wie
Puch
V. Y. Tribune
A Hint to the Parmer on Livestock Care
An old sample tale urges proper care and reading for cattle and sheep to avoid deterioration. A farmer learns that buying stock from one region and placing it on inferior pastures hurts yield. A shrewd reply notes the owner did not sell his stock and its nature, a hog story echoes caution about breeding and feeding practices.
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Ngland
Latham
Spain
Saxony
Sweetsh
The Human Hair Divine and Hair Dressing Taste
A quotation from Blackwood's Magazine surveys hair dressing as a refined art. It argues for preserving natural lines and avoiding pinched, unattractive shapes, noting common faults and urging proper styling.
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Blackwood
Wall
Public Antistrave Debate in Freeport Meeting
In Freeport on April 19 1853 a heated public meeting addressed an anti slavery resolution. Speaker Mr Kolkey argued against it while Judge Farwell and Mr Kelsey defended the measure calling it odious and unconstitutional. The chair Mr Burnap presided as secretary Dr Rawson read the act and the assembly adjourned sine die.
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Nétics
Howe
India
Butnapp
Rockeord
Kolkey
Tinnor
Sion
Kelsey
Farwell
Keing
Unos
Kuli Wis
Illinois
Ilinois
Dignera
Mr_ Kelsey
Rawson
Free
A.W. Rawson
Freeport
Fragmented OCR shows voting list in House on lava passage
The readable lines reveal a set of names and marks for a legislative vote titled about lava passage. It lists Ayes and Noes with many imperfect spellings and garbled punctuation, indicating a roll call style record from the Legislature or House session.
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House of Representatives
Cuoh Brangh
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Pol
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Prerport Journal
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Crawford
Hu Vlung
Clay
Urvinburgh
Peberval
Democratic Baytey
Aited States Bank
Pieregee
Vermont
Ghig
Saenrey
Charles Nowooney
Wwe
Shraoky
Bling ' Esq
Voritt
Charley
Jey
Gle
Detrich
Graham
Wytin
Jag
Kuyk Uyke
Mortum
Qsenu
Gillespie
Gulag
We Fudd
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